Earliest Memories of Children's TV

[niemeyjt]

Daktari anyone?

[Pathca]

And Woobinda

[Richard]

[mention]niemeyjt[/mention]

[mention]hughnique[/mention]

Yes, I remember Daktari and How.

[hughnique]

Clarence the cross eyed lion??

[ExMontpelliérain]

A Western series gentle enough to be classified as children's' TV, a virtual to anyone who knows what the sign-off dialogue "Hey Cisco...Hey Pancho" comes from.

[Wilbro]

Hey Ceesco! The Cisco Kid.

[exile]

Someone mentioned Ready, Steady, Go but there was also The Six Five Special.

[Wilbro]

The Interludes, potter's wheel, floating down the Thames, London to Brighton in 5 minutes. I always wanted to see what was round the next bend when on the Thames. Not sure if these ever occurred on Children's TV but they stuck in my mind at a very young age.

[Hotrodder]

I just remembered another.
Ramar of the Jungle. 1952 to 1954, might not have made it across the Atlantic.
I was always intrigued by him rolling around on the ground wrestling a lion or tiger. Or some small stunt man in a fur coat. Several episodes on Youtube if you fancy a laugh.

[Char]

Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, Black Beauty, and The White Horses which must have been a repeat because it was in black and white.