Kept you waiting, huh? Back again for January with a little look into some weird and wonderful childhood favourites I'd watch when I was but a wee babby. One in particular, holds a mysterious, powerful history. HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS MONTHS VIDEO, things have been more than hectic in the Clemps household so apologies for it coming out a little late. Go throw it a like, subscribe if you haven't already and go pledge on patreon if you really, REALLY liked it! :D
Holy... I never knew the show ended in 2006. Then again, I haven't watched children's TV for years, but memories of it still feel quite fresh. I was more into SMTV Live, who didn't have so much kids participation in it (and ended 3 years earlier), so maybe I was already getting on by that point, but the chaotic energy wasn't lost on me XD
ok I also remember everyone sitting their GCSE philosophy exam being held back for over an hour once it was over - the invigilators and vice-principal being completely exasperated - because they weren't going to let us go until the 10 guys in that hall playing bogies fess up. and they kept going. it was so worth it.
The Raven boat chase scene still goes so hard to this day THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HAVING ME ON! You are a absolute delight and this video is SO FUN TO WATCH! Thank you for sharing these weird lil shows with the world!!!
One of the funniest nights out when I was at uni was when Dick and Dom were at the club on campus. Was pretty funny seeing the reactions from international students who had no idea why everyone was so hyped up screaming bogeys!
I’m American and my boyfriend is Irish, so we talk about the kids shows at the time a fair bit, and I’m glad you showed the “paddle faster, as the demon is fast approaching” clip because they showed me that and I think it’s the funniest fucking thing
Same, I wanna see more stuff like this. I love seeing anything like this or Teletoon shows, I love seeing what other people from other countries grew up on.
My absolute favourite game they played was when they stuck the pictures of their faces on peoples backs, getting bigger and bigger each time - it used to make me cry with laughter like nothing else.
Growing up in Ireland really makes British kids' shows an extra surreal experience. They're so like what we had, but they're just not the same. It's like the uncanny valley of children's television. Fantastic video as always, Clemps!
The Charlie Nunley Incident clip is the funniest thing I've watched all week, I have rewatched it already like 4 times I can't imagine what it would be watching when it first aired Excellent video as always
As for the bogies game, we had a version of that over here in America. Just, 1000000x more rude and lewd. Instead of bogies you’d go around yelling PENIS. And the last person to chicken out would say My PENIS is flacid. Or some shit like that, I never did I was always too introverted to even think of doing something like that. I can’t be the only one who witnessed people, especially in middle/Highschool doin that right?
Didn't know what happened if someone chickened out! Definitely done more in High School. Never did it myself, introverted/ behaved student, only people that really did it were the jock assholes that got away with anything like that.
I'm an Aussie of 23 (soon to be 24) years, and while I didn't grow up with Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow, I *did* grow up with a show where they were in a medieval fantasy world and it was an episodic story of silliness and hijinks. I still think of that show fondly to this day, and it was no doubt due to the energy and character that EMANATES from those two, so it's wonderful getting to see where they had their careers kicked off.
@@alexdebstep3424 YES that was it! It aired on ABC 3 (Now called ABC Me), the channel focused on teens. Half the shows on aussie channels tend to be part Aussie, UK and American with the occasional show from other countries.
I remember your comments on Edea's character theme from Bravely Default sounding just like a 90s British talk show theme (stanky saxophone and all) and being astounded at how somebody could have the exact same thought I did. This video feels like it's tapping right into that shared experience of non-satellite british TV.
It goes to show the staying power of these shows that despite you being 4 years older than me, I still grew up on almost all of these shows as a kid. I genuinely miss this era of CBBC, it was so weird and wonderful.
yeah I'm 20, almost a decade younger, and was OBSESSED with dick and dom, and remember raven as well. there really were some gems on the CBBC, especially in terms of game shows
I cannot thank you enough for spreading the word of Dick and Dom in da bungalow. Looking back, they're obviously such a huge part of my personality and humour. The sheer chaos of what they routinely did in the name of laughter and good times has imprinted itself on me and i'm genuinely so heckin' happy you made this video, showcasing this unique brand of comedy madness. Thank you!
British culture has had such a huge influencer on current day entertainment and I absolutely love it being talked about more often. Even stuff like The Inbetweeners is a great example, and I love that the internet has spread our culture to a wider audience now ❤
I had no idea we were so close in age and that our TV tastes were the same as kids. You brought back lots of good memories. As I've gotten older, I usually hear bad news about the people I used to admire in TV or in music, so I am unbelievably happy that Dick and Dom are as funny and dedicated as ever. This got huge smiles out of me
Jesus. What an absolute nostalgia trip. Growing up in the north of Scotland, Raven was everything to me, and I was so deeply jealous of both my sister and best mate who both got appearances on ‘Dè A-Nis?’
As a brit I knew exactly what was coming with the interview segment Waiting for clemps to finally utter the word was like nostalgia based edging 😅 Dick and Dom was the shit
I've just been jettisoned back nearly two dozen years, good lord. Bogies was an inescapable phenomenon to be sure. Glad those lads are still going strong and doing what they love, I reckon they'd still leave me howling if I saw them live even as an adult. Children's TV was just built different back then.
As a millennial who moved to the US at age 12, I got truly excited when I saw this ep title. Nobody here knows my kids TV references! Nobody here understands when I try to tell them I had a nightmare about the horrifying psychadelic monsters that are The Tweenies or that I have the theme song to Ballamory stuck in my head. I felt shocked to my soul when i realized my partner does not know who Postman Pat is. No Noddy? No Lazytown? What heathens. Damn, now Ballamory is stuck in my head again.
Dick and Dom were after my time by a couple of years and I can't say from the clips I've seen that they're my kind of humour (I've never really liked the "be a nuisance in public" type comedy), but I am happy to see a pair of children's tv presenters that didn't go off the rails or worse and seem to living their best lives 👍🏻
I didn't realise how funny the water demon looked til you pointed it out now I'm cracking up, thanks Clemps! I really enjoyed this one, nothing like a wholesome trip down memory lane. It's a shame kids these days will not know the absolute weekend fun Dick & Dom brought but it's always great to hear the duo are still doing their thing. Also I will say I'm surprised you didn't bring up the celeb specials of bogies; I believe they even did one with Daniel Radcliffe, those were also good fun! Again, thanks for the video, Clemps! I fully support you doing vids on similar topics in the future I love it!
I was always more of a CITV kid but bogies was EVERYWHERE. Even nowadays when I'm in a quiet place, there's some small part of my head thinking "haha, wouldn't it be funny if I shouted bogies rn"
I remember seeing the Legend of Dick and Dom on either ABC4Kids or ABC3 as a young teenager but when you mentioned Dick and Dom, I suddenly remembered the Legend of Dick and Dom and I didn't know until now they were based on the eponymous comedy duo in Dick & Dom in da Bungalow.
Appreciate this look into what created our favorite gremlin! Everyone has those collections of shows that sound like fever dreams to anyone not in that demographic or country, so I'm glad to see the UK had its fair share of fun stuff too.
I was a 90s kid and in my prime children's TV years I remember CBBC constantly repeating seasons two and three of Teenage Mutant *_Hero_* Turtles because that's all they bought. Meanwhile friends with Sky got brand new episodes.
@@elipticalecliptic481 Sounds about right. But if you're 25, you probably already feel ancient. I know I did at that age, and so did everyone I've discussed the feeling with.
That's really cool that this was one of the inspirations for you to make youtube content and I'm happy you got the experience. Cause they look like such wholesome men.
God this video gives me the good shit. Dick n Dom was incredible. Special shout out to the character work too. The cat, DI Harry Batt, the pumpkinhead people holy shit. “You know your MICROWAVE MEAL FOR ONE? I FLUSHED IT down the LAV!” I always go back to the CBBC years. Hacker, Edd and Oucho (cultural stereotype notwithstanding), Raven and that bullshit shield wall that no-one ever beat, Chucklevision and Basil Brush. So fucking good man. Also hearing Clemps talk about Limmy, Raven and Scotland as a concept with total clarity and no irony is incredibly heartwarming and relieving.
Candid Camera started in the 40s, so that's the thing I always think of when it comes to pranks. Trigger Happy TV on Comedy Central ~the year 2000 was another iteration that was a bit closer to modern prank stuff that I remember, but I'd imagine there were others before then.
I'm 21 and watching this reminded me of all the times me and my little brother annoyed the hell of our mother when we used to scream bogies in a supermarket, thank you for kicking back a level of nostalgia I never knew I had, every show you mentioned lit something in my brain, thank you sir
Man, the old CBBC logo takes me BACK. Just so...idek, charming? And BOGIES! Oh my God, I remember that! We'd do that all the time in my junior school. That shit was hilarious.
Whoop! There are so many video essays on American kids shows like ICarly but not enough on British ones. One of these days someone will make a 5 hour retrospective on Tracy beaker. Probably not though. That would be insane
Hearing the Bogies thing as an American sounds like the p*nis game, where you have to yell “p*nis” louder than whoever said it last and the winner is the one who didn’t back down from saying it.
This video got 2 things from me, a sub, and a comment. You threw me through an entire wave of nostalgia with this entire clip, I spent so much of this laughing hard enough to make my stomach hurt. You are so right we will never get anything like this ever again and it's a shame, hearing bout these two still doing what they love even to this day is amazing to hear also
Omg the nostalgic energy I am absorbing from this video is crazy 🤣 I love that you made a video about British television! I personally was an avid Sarah Jane adventures and Tracy Beaker watcher and still enjoying those shows to this day at age 18. But omg seeing Nev the fricking bear reeeeaaally ignited my nostalgia holy moly! Love this video, thank you so much for shoving some good old fashioned nostalgia in my face ☺️👍 and ps yes I am a massive doctor who fan because I'm a basic Brit lol
Thank you for spending extra time on Raven, the sight of the totally expressionless demon paddling after that child caused me to laugh so hard I endured physical pain
Seeing the stuff someone my age in another country watched as a child was really fun and makes me wish I could recall the stuff like Dick and Dom that I watched here in the states. Great video Clemps!
I was not born in the uk, but when we went there to see relatives, yes I do remember watching Cbeebies and their game shows, even when premiered in 2002.
Ahh that was some nice soothing nostalgia right there. Not sure if this is your wheelhouse Clemps but there was a CBBC show called "No Sweat" in the late 90s that has a direct lineage to Pop Idol, literally spawned the concept. One of the songs got really popular and ended up as music in the intro for Tombi! in PAL regions as well. edit: I got x factor and pop idol confused lol
I actually met Raven in real life at a small comic convention in 2018. Great guy, we actually had a laugh together about the 2005 Fantastic Four movie stealing his enemy's helmet for Doctor Doom's mask design.
What a fun trip down memory lane, but I think the interview segment kind of slowed the video down a bit too much in the middle for me. Basically what I'm trying to say is: "Old clips faster, as the demon is fast approaching."
Public school graduate here! I can vouch that the game exists. It was played as far back as to my mom's school days, my older sisters school days, my school days, and I'm pretty sure it's still being played to this very day!
the fun thing is in 2006 my school got to send some local kids onto the show. I was so "bogeys" off. Since I was a year younger I never got the chance but the head teacher at the time paraded them in front of the whole school... she would resign as the head teacher the following year. They did this whole skit with the name "Taylorannes". My younger sisters on a mission to find the full episode with them in it.
Technically the Children's BBC brand began in 1985 and was shortened to CBBC in 1997, when it was just the after-school & weekend morning broadcasting block on BBC One. 2002 was just when they launched the dedicated channel.
I love how the Charlie Nunley incident ended with Dom: WHERE DID YOU GET MY NUMBER FROM?! Charlie: ...I don't know? Also DC Harry Batt was one of my fave parts of the show.
Miss those days of watching fun tv as a kid. The kind tv that was fun, but didn't look down at it's audience. This is a fun video Clemps. Thank you as always.😊❤❤❤❤❤
Dick and Dom defined a large part of my childhood, so it’s exciting to see one of my favourites give it a spotlight! Absolutely BANGER of a video; nice work as always!
Kept you waiting, huh?
Back again for January with a little look into some weird and wonderful childhood favourites I'd watch when I was but a wee babby. One in particular, holds a mysterious, powerful history.
HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS MONTHS VIDEO, things have been more than hectic in the Clemps household so apologies for it coming out a little late. Go throw it a like, subscribe if you haven't already and go pledge on patreon if you really, REALLY liked it! :D
Welcome back
Yeah the bungalow was fun
Holy... I never knew the show ended in 2006. Then again, I haven't watched children's TV for years, but memories of it still feel quite fresh. I was more into SMTV Live, who didn't have so much kids participation in it (and ended 3 years earlier), so maybe I was already getting on by that point, but the chaotic energy wasn't lost on me XD
'We're just *normal men*," gets me every single time.
I remember seeing that live. I was so confused. 😂
I don’t get it
There's something genuinely sweet about The Lads™ recognizing a kid who was on their show years ago
Even if the reaction was fear and adrenaline
ok I also remember everyone sitting their GCSE philosophy exam being held back for over an hour once it was over - the invigilators and vice-principal being completely exasperated - because they weren't going to let us go until the 10 guys in that hall playing bogies fess up. and they kept going. it was so worth it.
I can't imagine it's that hard to figure out which 10 kids in a gym room full of desks is yelling lol.
The Charlie Nunley incident part was incredible. It's like the kid forgot he even called.
I quote the “we’re just men, we’re just innocent men” from time to time, even though I’m not British and no one gets it, I don’t care, it’s so iconic
The Raven boat chase scene still goes so hard to this day
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HAVING ME ON! You are a absolute delight and this video is SO FUN TO WATCH! Thank you for sharing these weird lil shows with the world!!!
One of the funniest nights out when I was at uni was when Dick and Dom were at the club on campus. Was pretty funny seeing the reactions from international students who had no idea why everyone was so hyped up screaming bogeys!
I’m American and my boyfriend is Irish, so we talk about the kids shows at the time a fair bit, and I’m glad you showed the “paddle faster, as the demon is fast approaching” clip because they showed me that and I think it’s the funniest fucking thing
As soon as you said "Bogeys", I immediately felt the hairs on my neck stand up. The years of risking detention for the glory of winning...
As an American I love seeing other countries whacky woohoo shows
Same, I wanna see more stuff like this. I love seeing anything like this or Teletoon shows, I love seeing what other people from other countries grew up on.
Yanks aren't the only country to have a peewees play house type show
My absolute favourite game they played was when they stuck the pictures of their faces on peoples backs, getting bigger and bigger each time - it used to make me cry with laughter like nothing else.
The size those pictures became was insane. Like, covering their entire back, with edges flopping over the side.
this video filled me with the utmost joy. my childhood in a nutshell right here. also “it’s Ant from Ant and Dec” had me HOWLING
Growing up in Ireland really makes British kids' shows an extra surreal experience. They're so like what we had, but they're just not the same. It's like the uncanny valley of children's television.
Fantastic video as always, Clemps!
The Charlie Nunley Incident clip is the funniest thing I've watched all week, I have rewatched it already like 4 times I can't imagine what it would be watching when it first aired
Excellent video as always
As a Yorkie lad every one of those shows is so nostalgic to me. Dick and Dom, Nev the bear, Basil Brush, Blue Peter etc. Absolute classics
As for the bogies game, we had a version of that over here in America. Just, 1000000x more rude and lewd. Instead of bogies you’d go around yelling PENIS. And the last person to chicken out would say My PENIS is flacid. Or some shit like that, I never did I was always too introverted to even think of doing something like that. I can’t be the only one who witnessed people, especially in middle/Highschool doin that right?
Didn't know what happened if someone chickened out! Definitely done more in High School. Never did it myself, introverted/ behaved student, only people that really did it were the jock assholes that got away with anything like that.
@@akamiddlechild Saaaaame! And even then as a cringe as fuck teenager, even then I knew that shit was embarrassing. No way man.
yes, that was absolutely everywhere. i never did it, as i often prefer avoiding trouble whenever possible.
Remember watching game grumps LOZ wind waker playthough and both Dan and arin was talking about the game
It was extremely popular to the point of even being in the movie 500 Days of Summer
I'm an Aussie of 23 (soon to be 24) years, and while I didn't grow up with Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow, I *did* grow up with a show where they were in a medieval fantasy world and it was an episodic story of silliness and hijinks. I still think of that show fondly to this day, and it was no doubt due to the energy and character that EMANATES from those two, so it's wonderful getting to see where they had their careers kicked off.
wasn't that the legend of dick and dom. absolutely legendary show. didn't know it was shown outside of the uk
@@alexdebstep3424 YES that was it! It aired on ABC 3 (Now called ABC Me), the channel focused on teens. Half the shows on aussie channels tend to be part Aussie, UK and American with the occasional show from other countries.
I remember your comments on Edea's character theme from Bravely Default sounding just like a 90s British talk show theme (stanky saxophone and all) and being astounded at how somebody could have the exact same thought I did. This video feels like it's tapping right into that shared experience of non-satellite british TV.
It goes to show the staying power of these shows that despite you being 4 years older than me, I still grew up on almost all of these shows as a kid. I genuinely miss this era of CBBC, it was so weird and wonderful.
yeah I'm 20, almost a decade younger, and was OBSESSED with dick and dom, and remember raven as well. there really were some gems on the CBBC, especially in terms of game shows
I cannot thank you enough for spreading the word of Dick and Dom in da bungalow. Looking back, they're obviously such a huge part of my personality and humour. The sheer chaos of what they routinely did in the name of laughter and good times has imprinted itself on me and i'm genuinely so heckin' happy you made this video, showcasing this unique brand of comedy madness. Thank you!
British culture has had such a huge influencer on current day entertainment and I absolutely love it being talked about more often. Even stuff like The Inbetweeners is a great example, and I love that the internet has spread our culture to a wider audience now ❤
I had no idea we were so close in age and that our TV tastes were the same as kids. You brought back lots of good memories. As I've gotten older, I usually hear bad news about the people I used to admire in TV or in music, so I am unbelievably happy that Dick and Dom are as funny and dedicated as ever. This got huge smiles out of me
Jesus. What an absolute nostalgia trip. Growing up in the north of Scotland, Raven was everything to me, and I was so deeply jealous of both my sister and best mate who both got appearances on ‘Dè A-Nis?’
De A-Nis was great, it's the first thing that comes to mind when I hear Sandstorm
Dick and Dom was a formative experience and is still insanely funny. It was so sincerely chaotic in a way that is difficult to do on purpose.
As a brit I knew exactly what was coming with the interview segment
Waiting for clemps to finally utter the word was like nostalgia based edging 😅
Dick and Dom was the shit
I've just been jettisoned back nearly two dozen years, good lord. Bogies was an inescapable phenomenon to be sure. Glad those lads are still going strong and doing what they love, I reckon they'd still leave me howling if I saw them live even as an adult. Children's TV was just built different back then.
As a millennial who moved to the US at age 12, I got truly excited when I saw this ep title. Nobody here knows my kids TV references!
Nobody here understands when I try to tell them I had a nightmare about the horrifying psychadelic monsters that are The Tweenies or that I have the theme song to Ballamory stuck in my head. I felt shocked to my soul when i realized my partner does not know who Postman Pat is. No Noddy? No Lazytown? What heathens.
Damn, now Ballamory is stuck in my head again.
Ah, another lazy town enjoyer
Ah, yes. A Lazy Town enthusiast.
I’m pretty sure most of us American kids remember Lazytown. And if not for the memes, then at least for the reruns Nick Jr would air.
Dick and Dom were after my time by a couple of years and I can't say from the clips I've seen that they're my kind of humour (I've never really liked the "be a nuisance in public" type comedy), but I am happy to see a pair of children's tv presenters that didn't go off the rails or worse and seem to living their best lives 👍🏻
God the Charlie Nunley indiceert Actually made me cry with laughter. Oh God, my neighbors must think I’ve gone insane 😂
I didn't realise how funny the water demon looked til you pointed it out now I'm cracking up, thanks Clemps!
I really enjoyed this one, nothing like a wholesome trip down memory lane. It's a shame kids these days will not know the absolute weekend fun Dick & Dom brought but it's always great to hear the duo are still doing their thing. Also I will say I'm surprised you didn't bring up the celeb specials of bogies; I believe they even did one with Daniel Radcliffe, those were also good fun!
Again, thanks for the video, Clemps! I fully support you doing vids on similar topics in the future I love it!
I was always more of a CITV kid but bogies was EVERYWHERE. Even nowadays when I'm in a quiet place, there's some small part of my head thinking "haha, wouldn't it be funny if I shouted bogies rn"
I remember seeing the Legend of Dick and Dom on either ABC4Kids or ABC3 as a young teenager but when you mentioned Dick and Dom, I suddenly remembered the Legend of Dick and Dom and I didn't know until now they were based on the eponymous comedy duo in Dick & Dom in da Bungalow.
This sure looks like one of those shows I wasn't allowed to watch as a kid.
This video unlocked one memory too much.
UK children's TV was the wildest
Appreciate this look into what created our favorite gremlin! Everyone has those collections of shows that sound like fever dreams to anyone not in that demographic or country, so I'm glad to see the UK had its fair share of fun stuff too.
In the US in the early 00's we had a game like "Bogey". It was called "The Penis Game". Same concept except we replaced Bogey with PENIS!
Damn this was so wholesome. It’s pretty awesome experiencing nostalgia second hand as someone who hasn’t seen these shows before.
Man going to your friends house who had Sky was always such a treat. Then you'd go home and have 5 channels to pick from.
I was a 90s kid and in my prime children's TV years I remember CBBC constantly repeating seasons two and three of Teenage Mutant *_Hero_* Turtles because that's all they bought. Meanwhile friends with Sky got brand new episodes.
"I'll be 30 in March." Ah, interesting news, Greybeard. (He says, knowing damn well he's following suit later this year.)
5 years more for me, the approaching date feels like I'll be made to drive without ever seeing a car before
@@elipticalecliptic481 Sounds about right. But if you're 25, you probably already feel ancient. I know I did at that age, and so did everyone I've discussed the feeling with.
That's really cool that this was one of the inspirations for you to make youtube content and I'm happy you got the experience. Cause they look like such wholesome men.
Bogies was just "The Penis Game" here in my little slice of nowhere canada. Same game, same rules, different word.
God this video gives me the good shit. Dick n Dom was incredible. Special shout out to the character work too. The cat, DI Harry Batt, the pumpkinhead people holy shit. “You know your MICROWAVE MEAL FOR ONE? I FLUSHED IT down the LAV!”
I always go back to the CBBC years. Hacker, Edd and Oucho (cultural stereotype notwithstanding), Raven and that bullshit shield wall that no-one ever beat, Chucklevision and Basil Brush. So fucking good man.
Also hearing Clemps talk about Limmy, Raven and Scotland as a concept with total clarity and no irony is incredibly heartwarming and relieving.
Candid Camera started in the 40s, so that's the thing I always think of when it comes to pranks. Trigger Happy TV on Comedy Central ~the year 2000 was another iteration that was a bit closer to modern prank stuff that I remember, but I'd imagine there were others before then.
That entire bit with Charlie had me dying. I was on the edge of my seat wondering how much longer it was going on.
I'm 21 and watching this reminded me of all the times me and my little brother annoyed the hell of our mother when we used to scream bogies in a supermarket, thank you for kicking back a level of nostalgia I never knew I had, every show you mentioned lit something in my brain, thank you sir
Man, the old CBBC logo takes me BACK. Just so...idek, charming?
And BOGIES! Oh my God, I remember that! We'd do that all the time in my junior school. That shit was hilarious.
Whoop! There are so many video essays on American kids shows like ICarly but not enough on British ones.
One of these days someone will make a 5 hour retrospective on Tracy beaker. Probably not though. That would be insane
"I'm 29, close to 30 and I feel my body slowly dying as I become OLD!"
Me, 32, close to 33: STOOOOOOOOP TALKING!
While in Ireland with my mother's family, I remember watching Mona the Vampire. Anybody else use to watch that?
Oh, my high school had a game like Bogies. But instead of the word "bogies," it was "penis."
lol "Bogies" is just the Penis Game but G-rated. The Penis Game is literally just Bogies but with people going PENIS
Clemps..... I FORGOT ABOUT BOGIES ARC OF MY CHILDHOOD
Family never could afford TV but even I remember the bogies legacy growing up in the UK
The fact that I'm 9 years younger and grew up watching all of these as well is crazy
Ah yes finally a video I can relate to and distract from the existential dread of approaching 30
Hearing the Bogies thing as an American sounds like the p*nis game, where you have to yell “p*nis” louder than whoever said it last and the winner is the one who didn’t back down from saying it.
This video got 2 things from me, a sub, and a comment. You threw me through an entire wave of nostalgia with this entire clip, I spent so much of this laughing hard enough to make my stomach hurt. You are so right we will never get anything like this ever again and it's a shame, hearing bout these two still doing what they love even to this day is amazing to hear also
Omg the nostalgic energy I am absorbing from this video is crazy 🤣 I love that you made a video about British television! I personally was an avid Sarah Jane adventures and Tracy Beaker watcher and still enjoying those shows to this day at age 18. But omg seeing Nev the fricking bear reeeeaaally ignited my nostalgia holy moly! Love this video, thank you so much for shoving some good old fashioned nostalgia in my face ☺️👍 and ps yes I am a massive doctor who fan because I'm a basic Brit lol
Charlie incident is killing me lmao
My favourite show on CBBC was Trapped. I would do anything to be on that show.
the fact that I'm older than clemps by ONE MONTH devastates me AND makes me feel mommy
Thank you for spending extra time on Raven, the sight of the totally expressionless demon paddling after that child caused me to laugh so hard I endured physical pain
Dick and Dom had moved to the very back of my memory, but never faded
Thank you for bringing back that nostalgia 😭
yo what a fun video! definitely don't be afraid to make more content like this, it's super interesting and entertaining!
Seeing the stuff someone my age in another country watched as a child was really fun and makes me wish I could recall the stuff like Dick and Dom that I watched here in the states. Great video Clemps!
You had me here smiling and laughing at a kids show I've never heard of until today. Fantastic.
While I didn't watch Dick and Dom (I heard of them as a child), I get why they are so fondly remembered as I feel the same way about The Den on RTE 2.
I was not born in the uk, but when we went there to see relatives, yes I do remember watching Cbeebies and their game shows, even when premiered in 2002.
Ahh that was some nice soothing nostalgia right there.
Not sure if this is your wheelhouse Clemps but there was a CBBC show called "No Sweat" in the late 90s that has a direct lineage to Pop Idol, literally spawned the concept. One of the songs got really popular and ended up as music in the intro for Tombi! in PAL regions as well.
edit: I got x factor and pop idol confused lol
The bogies game made it to Germany a bit later in highschool classes as the penis game. Same concept, different word for a different age group lol
When I was a kid I wanted so bad to be on Raven, little fantasy nerd that I was. Now I'm an adult I realise I would have failed so hard at it!
Stoke on Trent song lives rent free in my head
I actually met Raven in real life at a small comic convention in 2018. Great guy, we actually had a laugh together about the 2005 Fantastic Four movie stealing his enemy's helmet for Doctor Doom's mask design.
These shows look awesome, I wish we had stuff like Raven and Dick and Dom in my country!
The bit with grown up Raja at the end was so wholesome
What a fun trip down memory lane, but I think the interview segment kind of slowed the video down a bit too much in the middle for me.
Basically what I'm trying to say is:
"Old clips faster, as the demon is fast approaching."
The bogies game translated into saying pen*s as loud as you could in public school in the states
Public school graduate here! I can vouch that the game exists. It was played as far back as to my mom's school days, my older sisters school days, my school days, and I'm pretty sure it's still being played to this very day!
we had alot of game show duo's back in the day of old shows. Dick and Dom(Bungalow), Sam and Mark(Copycat), Jeff and Joel (Hiders N House)
Right before the interviews I was changing BOGIES before you said it. That games will never leave my brain.
Also, please do a short video on Hacker. I love that little bastard of a doggo. :)
You are the hero I didn't know I needed today, this was great ;.; XD
I still quote this everyday! The Neighbour's Cat is actual peak comedy
It's been 20 years and I thought jungle run was a fever dream i had as a kid. Thanks for proving me wrong chief
the fun thing is in 2006 my school got to send some local kids onto the show. I was so "bogeys" off. Since I was a year younger I never got the chance but the head teacher at the time paraded them in front of the whole school... she would resign as the head teacher the following year. They did this whole skit with the name "Taylorannes". My younger sisters on a mission to find the full episode with them in it.
Great vid! Love this format. Had no idea I'd be this into something I knew nothing about.
In America we kinda had a version of Bogies but it wasn't too popular and we would say "PENIS!!!"
I've still got a bunch of episodes on tape. Haven't watched them in years, though, so I don't know if they still work.
This is my childhood, I feel old now watching those clips tbh
Technically the Children's BBC brand began in 1985 and was shortened to CBBC in 1997, when it was just the after-school & weekend morning broadcasting block on BBC One. 2002 was just when they launched the dedicated channel.
Thank you for the throwback to my childhood when I used to live in the UK. It's great when you find a RUclipsr around the same age range as you.
Im shocked you didnt mention Trapped but I honestly miss all these shows and wish I went on some of them too
I love how the Charlie Nunley incident ended with
Dom: WHERE DID YOU GET MY NUMBER FROM?!
Charlie: ...I don't know?
Also DC Harry Batt was one of my fave parts of the show.
Miss those days of watching fun tv as a kid. The kind tv that was fun, but didn't look down at it's audience. This is a fun video Clemps. Thank you as always.😊❤❤❤❤❤
Seeing that goth icon that is the Raven unlocked a core memory. Thank you for reminding me of that show. I used to watch it so much.
I feel like bogies is kinda equivalent to having the final clap after everyone applauds somewhere
This rea;;y reminded me of better times. Man, I miss old TV
Dick & Dom on CBBC and Ministry Of Mayhem on CITV. What a time.
We had The Penis game instead of Bogies here in the US. Exact same thing just replace saying "bogies" with saying "penis".
6:32 - I’d have thought they thrived on chaos. It shouldn’t be shocking that the children would act chaotic on a chaotic show
Dick and Dom defined a large part of my childhood, so it’s exciting to see one of my favourites give it a spotlight! Absolutely BANGER of a video; nice work as always!
(on a side note Im so happy that Dic and Dom are doing an in da bungalow live in my local town!! and they are doing a UK 20th anniversary tour)