Did You Watch These Classic Kids Shows? Pt. 2. Quiz

Answer: Posey

Perkin, Posey and Pootle were the Flump children, then of course we had Mother and Father Flump and lastly, Grandfather Flump who was famous for giving his flumpet a good blow in many episodes. My most vivid memory of "The Flumps" is the episode where Perkin is very grumpy and has a black cloud following him. Simple but oh so good.

Answer: Chas

I first got into Morph when he appeared with artistic genius (well to kids anyway) Tony Hart on "Take Hart". Other characters in "The Amazing Adventures...." were Grandmorph and Delilah.

Answer: Posh Paws

The predecessor to Barney and much harder. Posh Paws would never have been caught singing "I love you, you love me", mostly because he was an inanimate object, but hey, he was still cool.

Answer: False

Clara is the lorry driver. Doreen was the ballroom dancer married to Reg the park keeper, and Clara was married to Hugo the cook (oh what diverse jobs they all had). What exactly did pigeons have to do with it?

Answer: Judd

Probably the best female presenter in my opinion, closely followed by Sarah Greene (of course). She formed a great threesome of presenters with John Noakes and Peter Purves. Better than Val Singleton who always seemed a bit butch and stern to me. I wanted her hair!

Answer: Blue string

How I wish it had been Green Bogey Pudding! I never was and am still not a great fan of "The Clangers", but I know it's a bit of a cult thing so here it is in the quiz. I never liked the fact that I couldn't undersand a word they were saying and that they were pink.

Answer: 52

Another one I never quite got frankly. I'm sure I liked it when I was 5, but since then - well I think it's boring. I also believe that Mr Benn was a drug addict, had a dressing up fetish and fancied the bloke in the shop - fez and all. Maybe I'm just a bit sick though, eh?

Answer: McGuire

Although we all remember him, sometimes it's best to forget as Zammo's decline into drugs spurred the release of the awful "Just Say No". Well meant, but tuneless to say the least.

Answer: Basil Brush

"The Basil Brush Show" was top viewing for me on early Saturday evenings. I tuned it at the time of Mr Roy and a story about "Dirty Gerty From Number Thirty". Basil was a comic genius in the form of a fox - he's been re-born but he's not and never will be the same. I miss him - and that laugh!

Answer: What-a-mess

"What-a-mess" (Prince whathisname was his kennel name) was an adorable Afgan Hound puppy created by Frank Muir - primarily in books, later on TV. When it came to the screen it was just as good and was voiced by the great man himself. Definitely one of those programmes that could be enjoyed by adults and children alike with humour on many levels.