The Kids Are Alright: episode 1 - the BBC
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Television, like the radio, the book and wood, has been used to shut children up since its invention. From black-and-white puppet shows to sophisticated tablet-ready interactive cartoons, The Kids Are Alright provides an overview of the organisation of children's television through history. Are you sitting comfortably? Well, we're beginning anyway.
Episode one: Watch With Aardvark. From Muffin to Watch With Mother to Children's BBC.
So many zingers in this one.
Mr Ben described as an “unflappable cosplayer” brightened my day no end.
"Schofield became the big brother to an entire nation"
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Fantastic! This is going to be a great series!
We're just normal men, Matthew.
We're just... innocent men.
Brilliant moment.
Wonderful. Thanks for uploading these
I really enjoyed the woodentops! Their two albums done for rough trade was nearly a good replacement after the smiths split up!!!!
The Watch with Mother flower closing probably traumatized some kids.
Gordon the Gofer always looked worried? Perhaps he knew something about “the schof” even then?!
CBBC was at its best probably between 2002 and 2007. I only ever watched it on BBC one back then. It was at a time when Citv was on the decline after being on top from 1998 to 2003
@Tim Goodwin I'm sorry but you are wrong and I disagree with you, the best time CBBC was on top was between 1997 and 2002, it went downhill ever since, Citv went downhill from 1998 until 2002.
@@meridian2000 Children's BBC was on top whenever you personally were a child.
@@meridian2000 Respectively to you both, everyone's best era is usually the one they grew up with. It's hard to be objective when part of what you're rating will be coloured by powerful childhood nostalgia, and the rest as an adulthood curiosity.
@@KingEurope1 1 was 7-11 during Steven and Danielle and 12-15 during an era when I thought CBBC upped their game. I was a bit off the cut off point during the bugs era but I felt they had started to take things more seriously whilst Citv trashed in vision and relied on repeats, they even didn't show many of the anime shows that drew me to Citv from CBBC in 1999
@@KingEurope1Opinions,Opinions,Opinions.
32:38 Robin Blamires said similar words in this in the nineties n noughties UK podcast CBBC roundtable
Can't watch this now and look at Schofe in the same way.. no one can!
19:01 Where did that clip came from. I want a link!
TVARK (tvark.org), but good luck waiting for them to ever be back online again.
Thanks I'm gonna upload videos tomorrow. Eventually taken from tvark along with users who have incomplete continuies. I'm also gonna upload my tapes brought from Ebay as well.
very enjoyable. shame the audio mixing is all over the place.
To be fair, a lot of these videos are from waaaay back in the earlier years of youtube. I actually remember watching ITV in the Face back in 2009-ish or so, it was a different time!
I really liked Andi Peters. Was I not meant to? :-)
How Did You Get a Children's BBC Font in 1991
I think I found it on DeviantArt. This is probably it: www.deviantart.com/theestevezcompany/art/Children-s-BBC-775203155
35:42 see bee bee sea
Is Daddy Woodentop's accent supposed to be West Country? Because it sounds more Irish.
Thank you for uploading this but it needs a thumbnail and so does the CITV episode.
Working on it, working on it.
@@applemask That's ok, take your time.
Happy Birthday Rose coming up to full time still 9-0
''In Phillip Schofield, we had the perfect presenter''
Erm....
Well, he was. And hell, just some extramarital affair is relatively small beans compared to some.
Yeah, that aged well.
How do we tell him?
@Bob the Fish Productions I have to say the way you described the yellow and black idents on CBBC is unforgivable and I'm very disappointed in you, those idents were the best ever.
They were good idents but the 1994 idents were probably the best
Not as good as the Yellow and Black idents tho, they're the best.
Mmmmm the correct pronunciation of Salford, lovely stuff and all too uncommon
How do people usually say it?
@@applemask You’ll often get SaLL-ford, but that’s better than calling it Manchester I guess hahaha
@@danbarrow8499 Isn't that what I said?
@@applemask sorry should have been clearer, you often get Sal as in salad
Solfud
flown pot men over did weed had lot weed ( gordon the gopher so where gone)