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These two wonderful creatures had varied careers after tv stardom. Skippy became a reporter on Aussie Rules Football, a weird game played by no one else and Flipper mysteriously disappeared from his secure environment leaving a message " so long and thanks for all the fish " Should we be worried ?

Ah , childhood memories.

Why no DVDs of this classic?

I'll be surprised if anyone remembers this, but I loved it. It was on ITV on a weekday afternoon. Starring James Laurenson as a detective in the outback, sort of Skippy for adults! OMG did I say that?!

Got the new DVD, I will save it for Xmas day, but had a quick peek. The animation looks fine but slightly disappointed that's it's not in the original six part format , but one 138 minutes feature. I wanted to check the titles at the end of a later episode to see who voiced the animated version...

Used to like this band until they went all pop and chart hits. But might reappraise them after hearing a later album and liking it. Their early stuff was cool, especially the doom laden almost impenetrable " Pornography" album. That was just the title BTW, not the content, which was a real wall...

Glad you liked it, lecturer Ollie does two fascinating talks on the essence of time, well worth checking out. Like your new avatar! https://www.imdforums.com/threads/metaphysics-of-time.3182/

To be serious The Universe is the totality of all dimensions however exotic, so parallel dimensions or worlds would still be part of the actuality that is the universe as distinct from non actualized i.e. non existent. Possible World theory or modal realism is basically a metaphysical linguistic...

OMG! why am I starting a thread devoted to this ? Perhaps it's the two bottles of red wine I've consumed tonight < hic> pardon me Or maybe because it's fun rewatching those wacky heroes; Peter Perfect, Penelope Pitstop, Pat Pending, The Gruesome Twosome,The Ant Hill Mob, Army Surplus Special and...

Childish show, maybe , but enjoyable, created by Bob Block who also did Roberts Robots and Pardon My Genie. Quite a good cast in this too. Legal wrangles apparently have prevented DVD release except for series 1, though a few later series episodes appear on youtube.

An expansion of their tremendous tv series saw Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson create live tours of the show. Five in all they did , all available in one fun packed DVD boxset. The funniest moments were possibly the times things went wrong.

Bottom Gas Man! Love this show R.I.P. Rick Mayall you were great.

A very funny show, not surprising as Mel Brooks was behind it. This sort of humour just hits the right spot with me. Love all of Brooks' films too.

A logo from Tom Baker in Dr Who starts this interesting follow up discussion about time.

This is WEIRD Some of it very funny,other stuff just bizarre. Enjoyable though, looking into the mind of Noel Fielding.

A very funny series, in the first two or three years the children in it would more or less adlib their way through it within a basic scripted scenario which the adults followed and also responded to the kids ad-libs .