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me and you

  • 05-04-2005 4:03pm
    #1
    carpocrates
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    me and you, you and me..., was it just me or was there a definite rasta influence at play here.
    Also, was this the show with the magic pencil with the light on the end teaching people how to write. 'Up and down... etc'


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  • #2
    Pigman II
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    Was that the show with two monkey like things called Cosmo & Dibbs ... or am I just having yet another one of those unsettling flashbacks about something that never actually existed.


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    byte
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    byte


    It was called You and Me
    youandme1986.jpg

    There's an RM file on this site
    tv.cream.org wrote:
    SMALL KIDS' infotainment presented in classic era by one of the following: a) stop-motion duo of hamster ("Alice") and hyperactive crow ("Crow"). A+C did a sort of running commentary on some footage of real life kids doing mundane stuff (going to the doctor/library etc.), with Crow the impatient uncomprehending stooge and Alice the knowledgeable one calmly explaining everything; b) the clackety-mouthed Duncan the Dragon. The human presenter would be chat in the studio with Duncan sitting on his wall, there'd be a story, with, again, frequent interruptions/questions from Duncan etc. Basic stuff, still going today in some bastardised form, alas, featuring lame puppet things Cosmo and Dibs and reggaefied theme by UB40.


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