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73 Ace of Wands The Adventure Game Alias the Jester Aliens in the Family Around the World with Willy Fog Bad Influence! Bagpuss Barbapapa Basil Brush Battle of the Planets Bertha Bod The Box of Delights Button Moon  Camberick Green Captain Pugwash Captain Scarlet Catweazle The Changes Charlie Chalk Chigley Children of the Stones Children's ITV Presentation Chocky Chorlton and the Wheelies The Clangers Dangermouse Dogtanian Dungeons and Dragons Eye of the Storm The Famous Five Fingermouse Flockton Flyer Follyfoot The Flumps Godzilla Gran Grange Hill Groovy Ghoulies The Hair Bear Bunch He-Man Hector's House Henry's Cat Hong Kong Phooey How Inspector Gadget Ivor The Engine Jamie and the Magic Torch John Craven's Newsround The Kids From 47A Knightmare The Little Green Man The Littlest Hobo Look and Read Magpie Maid Marian Marine Boy Mary, Mungo and Midge Mr Benn Mysterious Cities of Gold Nobody's Hero Nobody's House Noggin the Nog One Hour To Zero Pigeon Street Pingwings Pipkins Pogle's Wood Pole Position Press Gang Pullover Rainbow Rod, Jane and Freddy Roland Rat The Rottentrolls Runaround Scooby Doo She-Ra Silas Space Sentinels Star Fleet Swap Shop T-Bag Telebugs Teletubbies Thundercats Tingha and Tucker Club Tiswas Titch The Tomorrow People Tom's Midnight Garden Trumpton Tweenies Twizzle Wacaday Wacky Races Wide Awake Club |
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100 Greatest Kids' Shows, broadcast by Channel 4 on Bank Holiday Monday 27 August, should have been an enjoyable feast of nostalgia for lovers of classic children's television. Instead, it was a superficial skimp filled with pointless interjection from unknown commentators (who are these people?), disappointing choice of clips, and a completely infuriating number one - Fox's The Simpsons.
