What was your favourite childhood tv programme?

Prudence Kitten. (no one ever remembers her)
Muffin the Mule; I was distraught when Annette Mills died.
I remember Frazer Hines as Jan in The Silver Sword, 1957.

Grandma70's
We could not afford a tv so it was the radio and childrens hour then, shows my age,I was allowed to listen to as a treat , Paul Temple or Dick Barton Special Agents.

And finally coming in at No. 3 would be the famous ‘Mr. Ed’ and Wilbur.

“A horse is a horse, of course of course
And no one can talk to a horse of course
That is, of course, unless the horse is the famous Mr. Ed.”
? ?

He'll give you the answer that you'll endorse.

He's always on a steady course.

Talk to Mr. Ed.

Lamb Chop.

Picture Book - Mondays
Andy Pandy - Tuesdays
Flowerpot Men - Wednesdays
Rag, Tag and Bobtail - Thursdays
Woodentops - Fridays

Just don't ask me what I did last week?‍♀️

Some of you are very young - my children loved many of these.

Robin Hood and The Lone Ranger.
I also loved one which ran for a short time called Queen's Champion in 1958. Frazer Hines was in it and I recognised him when Emmerdale began.

And my second best would have to be the gorgeous Clint walker as Cheyenne Bodie. At the age of 10y I think I fell in love with him. Strong, kind and gentle he roamed the West in the days after the US civil war.

Oh Heidi

Black Beauty

Didn't have TV until I was 17. I left home at 19 and they were everywhere.

Up there at the top of my chart would have to be Mr. Pastry!
I love slapstick it really makes me giggle.

When I'm having a cleaning spree (which isn't very often) my DH calls me Mrs Scrubbit. She was the cleaner in The Woodentops.

Captain Scarlet.
Randell and Hopkirk (deceased)

The ghost and mrs Muir.

Oh yes of course, Black Beauty, also a favourite book, along with Heidi. Wonderful memories.

What a lovely thread.
Every time I see a programme I like mentioned, I start singing the theme song.

Flower Fairies!

Jennifer and the Lower Fairies

Popeye

The Black Tulip

Children of the New Forest

Muffin the mule - wonderful
the Woontops - especially Spot the Dog and Mrs Woodentop having a duster nailed to her hand

Champion the WonderHorse

as a teenager The Man From Uncle. We introduced their communication oddities to our typing class, we'd use the rulers to 'communicate ' with each other. We had to make our own entertainment in those happy days x

Picture Book was my favourite from Watch With Mother.

Jonny Quest

Crackerjack

The Man from UNCLE when I was older and could enjoy swooning over Ilya Kuryakin!

I liked Muffin the Mule too, rite.

Lost in space!
We loved that.

Flipper, crackerjack, the woodentops and Andy Pandy as a child, loved Top of the Pops as a teenager.

The Wooden Tops when I was small.
Then Wagon Train (Robert Horton swoon), Cheyenne, Rawhide, Sugarfoot, Bonanza - all Westerns!
Crossroads
My mum used to love Lunchbox with Noelle Gordon.

Ooh.. White Horses. I can still remember all the words to the theme tune... ?on white horses, snowy white horses, let me ride away... ?

Wacky Races
Tales of the Riverbank
Black Beauty

We didn't have a TV until I was 15 but I enjoyed Charlie Chaplin at Saturday morning kids cinema. When I had my own children, we liked Magic Roundabout and Tom and Jerry. Still love the latter.

Am I the only one who loved Muffin the Mule?
and I Love Lucy was a favourite Sunday night! watched on a 9" black and white tv when I was about 6 or 7 at my aunt's house.
We didn't have a tv until I was 11 and my favourite radio programme was Journey into Space!
Those were the days!!!

I didn’t like Picture Book ( Mondays) or Rag, Tag, and Bobtail ( Thursdays) Later I liked Ivanhoe and Sir Lancelot, Lassie, Dr. Kildare, then Ben Casey.
I don’t remember many children’s programmes in the 50s.