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 Tales from the Riverbank 1960  Rats and rodents galore. The twitching noses of Hammy Hamster and Roderick the Rat have no doubt stayed with many of us.
Teddy Edward 1970 
Dereck Griffiths of Play School fame, I think, was behind this song and story programme.
Terry and June 1979 
When he wasn't dressed upa as a little boy advertising "Curlywurly's", Terry Scott joined forces with June Whitfield in a sitcom which showed no imagination in it's title.
That's Life 1973
These Are The Days 19??
A cartoon that showed life with a family on a farm. I have a vague memory of remembering that it was one of those serious style cartoons. Rocking chairs, hens and cows. Thats all I remember.
 This is Your Life 1955
 (The) Three Musketeers 1968 
This was another classic Banana Splits cartoon.
 3-2-1 1978
This early eighties quiz show, hosted by Ted Rogers who tied his fingers in a knot every time he said "3-2-1", was a combination of a quiz show with 3 pairs of contestants whittled down to 2 and finally 1. Hence the name. The final pair had to put up with several sketches of which each left them with a riddle. The joy of the program was seeing how the contestants reacted when Ted explained the riddle. They always looked more perplexed than before. With a big prize and "Dusty the Bin" booby prize, this was a classic.
 Thunderbirds 1965
Made a revival in recent years, certainly the best of all the Gerry Anderson puppet shows. Most people will remember how you could buy Matchbox or Dinky versions of each Thunderbird. Always seem to have a story of 2 guys stuck in a caved in area, time running out, sweat on a puppet with the odd real hand used in close ups, and the only answer was International Rescue.....F.A.B.! In all 32 episodes were made.
 Tiswas 1974
 Tom and Jerry 1940
 
(The) Tomorrow People 1973
73 episodes were made.
 
Tomorrows World 1965
Raymond Baxter presented this program.
Top Cat (Boss Cat) 1963
Boss Cat ?or Top Cat ?.... that is the question. The song claims, "close friends get to call him T.C." Therefore we assume that he's Boss Cat to his enemies, like Officer Dibble .Also amongst Top Cats gang were Fancy, ChuChu, Benny the Ball and Brains. Apparently, Sgt Bilko was the inspiration of this great cartoon.
 Top of the Form 1962
An inter-school quiz show
Touché Turtle 
Touché Turtle and Dum Dum were teamed up to conquer villains and thief's in the same way as Hong Kong Phooey. His catch phrase being "Touché away!"
Toy Town 1954
 Treasure Hunt 1982
Kenneth Kendall and Aneka Rice
Trumpton 1967
Yet another Gordan Murry program with the help of Brian Cant (Play School and Playaway fame) But this is the one with the famous firemen.... "Hugh, Pugh, Barley Mcgrue, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grub." Though the debate is whether the first is Hugh or Pugh ?
(The) Two Ronnies 1971
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