Did You Watch These Classic Kids Shows? UK Quiz

Answer: Kiki

I have vague memories of this as I was a bit young! ZaZa was a cat and Hector was a dog (I remember being in love with him) who lived on one side of the fence. Kiki was the nosy frog from next door. My brother-in-law (mine of useless information) informs me that in France "Hector's House" is known as "Le Maison De Tutu". You too are now a mine of useless stuff.

Answer: Alan and Benny

Ah, those were the days. "Grange Hill" was like no other programme at that time. I loved it. My claim to fame was that I used to drink in the same pub as the girl who played Trisha and my best friend from school lived 2 doors away from her. I need no confirmation of how sad I am!

Answer: Flo

I also had an Aunt Flo (who was aprroximately the same shape as Bod's auntie). The only other member of the animated cast I can remember the name of is Farmer Barley Mow. There was a policeman too though. Then there was the Alberto Frog (and his band) section of the show.

The highlight of this part of the show was guessing which flavour milkshake he'd have! I just couldn't contain the excitement.

Answer: Midge

Mary was a little girl, Mungo her dog and Midge her mouse. She lived in a block of flats and I vividly remember the mouse standing on the dogs nose to press the button in the lift. How cute? Probably not very now.

Answer: Charlie

Not the only famous face to come out of this show. Has anyone ever heard of a duo called Ant and Dec - or as they were formally known PJ and Duncan. I had to have "Byker" videotaped once I started work. It was too good to miss.

Answer: Jones the Steam

And of course Ivor had his own dragon in his boiler (along with some little baby dragons) to keep him steaming along. This was a perfect way to end the evening's viewing before getting down to boring homework. Everyone I know does their own impression of Ivor - here's mine pirrsshhhh-te-kuuuu (repeat to fade).

Answer: Tobermory

Tomsk was the really butch keep fit womble, Orinoco was the Womble that was always sleeping and Wellington was the little quiet one. Bless. Uncle Bulgaria was grumpy and Madame Cholet was French. Excellent work on the voices from Bernard Cribbins.

Answer: Brown

Paddington was (and still is) probably one of my top 10 programmes. The voice of (Sir) Michael Hordern has a great deal to do with the Peruvian one's charm. Definitely a classic.

Answer: Lady Rosemary

Dill the dog had obviously tripped out on speed as he was forever running in circles singing "I'm Dill The Dog, I'm a Dog called Dill", and then of course there was the very cute and laid back Parsley "I'm a very friendly lion called Parsley". Top notch entertainment then and now.

Answer: Mavis

Great characters all voiced by the much missed Kenneth Williams. Evil Edna - the witch in the form of a TV was a stroke of genius. If you loved this programme "riotgrrl" has written a brilliant quiz on it under W in the Television section. At the moment I have the top score but I'm sure you can remedy that!