Caught myself last monday watching the movie of this, must say it brougght back memories of how I used to LOVE the series lol! Especially the pink ranger roflmao

Have all the action models going of these - could be worth quite a bit in many years time I reckon B)

Anybody else around my age admit to watching this when they were younger?

I had a feeling people would be shy roflmao

roflmao unfortunately im a bit old for the power rangers, although i did have castle Greyskull and Skeletors palace when i was a kid ;)

wasn't aiming at you Liam, sounds all cool mind mate roflmao

Where are the likes of Dl, SW19 and other people more my age - or did they all jack off on Kimberley and are too embarrassed to admit roflmao

I am a bit too old for the Power Rangers.

Transformers owned them anyway.... :D

Poor Kimberly! :yikes:

Yeah I used to watch Mighty Morphin Power Rangeeerrrrrrs! :D As the theme tune went :lol:

I only watched the first one mind, all the other ones after such as Power Rangers Lost in Space seemed to be taking it a bit too far, to me. I remember the pink one, I did quite fancy her :wub:

I thought it was quite a good show really, I remember the old sage/ghost mentor Zego or something and Lord Zed, it was quite a good show for a ten year old :lol:

I never bought the action figures though, I was more into the X-Men and Spiderman cartoons at that age and spent most of my money on the action figures for those :D

I was too old for this Serena. When I was a kid it was Scooby Doo, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet. And guess what the kinds like now? The same stuff :blink: My nephew is obsessed with Gerry Anderson stuff at age 10.

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I used to love those shows too, thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet were shown quite a lot earlier on in the 90's and I was obsessed with them :ok:

It seems that as time goes on, they repeat the old children's programmes as well as make new ones, so each generation becomes more T.V obsessed than the one before roflmao

One of my fav shows was wacky races and catch the pigeon as well which were on the 60's/70's I think, oh and the Flintstones, who doesn't love that show :D

And also Thundercats was good too :D

Glad someone else agrees! :D

Hey Pebs, thanks for the PM. I'll be replying later, I meant to today but I have had quite a headache :(

they've updated some of those a bit though - but they certainly stand the test of time - I used to love Thunderbirds....

But I was more of a Star Trek, Dr Who and Battlestar Galattica kind of gal... oh, and Sapphire and Steel... a bit of Wurzel Gummidge.... loads of rubbish really!

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I have to confess to liking the films they did of them with Freddie Prinze Jr and co too :unsure:

awww, poor you :hug: dont worry hun, you just concentrate on getting better

I would hardly call myself a Trekkie but I do like Star Trek, I liked all the ones from the 90's too. The last one they did called Enterprise was crap though :angry: roflmao

I love Gerry Anderson and I'm 41! I used to liek Joe 90, the clever geek with the huge glasses. That funky mad pschadelic theme tune! I forget though, which one did Marina come from, the girl who swam in the sea? And do you remember Harmony and Destiny Angel? There was Fireball XL ??? I think, I remember the theme tune very well.

I used to come home form school every Friday to watch the Flintstones, I loved it. :D And I was a big fan of Wacky Races, Mutley's laugh! We used to make up vulgar names for the charcters like Dick B*stardly and Penelope P*sspot! kids eh? roflmao

I used to quite like Boss Cat as well, and used to like Hong Kong Phooey but then got sick of it.

Yeah my nephew has all these fancy dolls, like Captain Black that talks! My sis has got him quite a few original things from the 60s though like a Thunderbirds jigsaw, which he is quite proud of. :)

I was a huge fan of Dr Who. Form being about 4 onwards really. Tom Baker adn John Pertwee were my era. Worzel Gummidge was my mum's fave. Sapphire and Steel - I do recall that now, it was a bit strange I think has become a cult hit so I hear. Who was the guy in it? I can see his face but his name escapes me. I liek the old B&W star treaks, they are hilarious. Ever seen the one with huge psychadelic drugs overtones - some flower scatters wierd stuff around that makes you high - where Spok appears stoned? Really funny. :D

ah, I wasnt a true Trekkie - I only watched to see if Captain Kirk would get off with another alien!

oooo Hong Kong Phooey - I cant get that tune out of my head now!

my ultimate fav cartoon - and still is - Road Runner! Good old Acme and Wile Y Coyote :)

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Is Boss Cat the alter ego of Top Cat? :unsure: If so I love that show :D All those Hana Barbera cartoons are great :D

Marina was from Stingray, I used to wake up every morning at 7.30 to watch that before I left for school :)

Yeah the Angels from Captain Scarlet were great, one of my favourite characters was Brains from Thunderbirds, what a geek! :lmaao:

Roadrunner :clap:

Simple but effective that one.

O yeah, Roadrunner and Taz from Tazmania were great too :D

Yeah Captain Kirk wasn't exactly a very responsible captain was he: blast them into oblivion Spock while I get off with this alien female roflmao

That's the one I was trying to think of - Stingray! Love it :D They used to sing a cheesy song every time Marina swam didnt; they? :D Brains was great. And Virgil Tracey - we used to call thsi guy at work that cos he walked like a puppet! roflmao

Boss Cat is Top Cat, dont; ask me why but in the show they call him TC and yet the show is called Boss Cat :shrug: Hana Barbera were great. I used to like their Hair Bear Bunch if you remember it.

He was quite useless really. And his tops were far tooo tight, showing off his man boobs! roflmao

I lovee the great cheesy moments at the end of each episode where he spins a load of rhetoric and tries to get a moral message across, claiming ti is on behalf of the universe. Of course we all know that it was all realyl just American cold war propaganda! roflmao Did you knwo that the KilgOns were supposed to be the Vietnamese?

I've heard of hair bear bunch.....yeah every time Marina went past someone used to sing Mareeeee - naaaaa roflmao

I still watch Top/Boss Cat now if it's on the T.V
The Jetsons were quite good as well, the future counterparts of the Flintstones :lol:

Yeah that mah-reeeee-naaah song was so cheesy. It used to say something like -forever you know you'll stay in my heart every time she swam past. :D

Jetsons was quite funny actually, although I was much older than the target age group when it first came out.

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Yeah I think I stayed watching children's TV much later than I was supposed to :unsure: And I still like it now :lol:

When you look at adult TV I cant; blame you! Flintstones or BB? (sorry Pebs :) )

True a lot of children's T.V his higher quality than some of this rubbish, all the reality and game shows, there's only so much you can take :rolleyes:

And I think programmes like Horizon are really good, but there's not enough stuff like that on, there's documentaries alright, into the Diana Conspiracy and Shopping on the High Street :doh:

Dramas I would say are about the only really high quality shows being made these days.

And good dramas are thin on the ground. I knwo what you mean about those type of documentaries. We've seen them alll before and they are often sensationalist. I watch a lot of music docs, and I love them cos I never tire of music, BUT don't they keep rehashing the same stuff over and over. You get the same clips, the same talking heads, across lots of different shows. Soem new stuff would be nice!

I watch those rubbishy shows like neighbours, holiday homes or builders from hell actually cos they are either shockingly bad luck for people and you you'd better be careful yourself, and some of the stuff is just unbelievable or just hilarious! :D

I cant remember his name either but not surprised it had a cult following - its weirdness virtually guaranteed that!

Blakes 7 too - got to love that!

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She was an absolute icon :D :P

rita was first, then the LEGENDARY Lord Zedd came along :D

he was awesome, what a bloke, I reckon he should come on centre court and be overlord roflmao

Then I think they had a bloke with a hammerhead who finished the original rangers off - after that it's a load of bollocks and next to no one cares roflmao

Join Kimberley's fan club! :D

Stop the pigeon, Wacky Races, Flintstones, Tom and Jerry are all stuff of legend in my book :D

also I like a lot of the "cartoon cartoons" that were made by cartoon network, such as Cow and Chicken (with it's amazing spinoff 'I am Weasel'!), Dexter's lab, Johnny Bravo etc...

You don't realise that all boys aged 16-21 probably all went through some "kimberley stage" roflmao

Can't stand star trek, but the theme tune was good! :D

Just to get back to the Power rangers theme - has anybody seen/remembered the movie?

Ivan Ooze was the bad guy in that, he was brilliantly played! :bow:

At one stage at the start the rangers went up to him and said: "You can't do anything, we're the power rangers!"

His reply: "wahoo! Where's my autograph book?" roflmao

Check out the new avatar roflmao

Tom and Jerry are great. Just slapstick at it's best. B) I used to like Daffy Duck cos he was dead cheeky and cocky. "You're deSPICKable!" roflmao `