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Subject: the famous five
hey I'm 25 so this may not be an eighties thing but I remember watching it in the early eighties when I was about seven or eight.It was a show form I believe the UK called the fabulous five,it was a children's dective show like nacy drew or the hardy boys.Does anyone know what I'm talkng about,What I'm lokking for is a web site on this old program I found one on a new sidnicate but I'm looking for info on the old show.
get back to me if anyone knows anything
Subject: Re: the famous five
> hey I'm 25 so this may not be an eighties thing but I remember watching it
> in the early eighties when I was about seven or eight.It was a show form I
> believe the UK called the fabulous five,it was a children's dective show
> like nacy drew or the hardy boys.Does anyone know what I'm talkng
> about,What I'm lokking for is a web site on this old program I found one
> on a new sidnicate but I'm looking for info on the old show.
> get back to me if anyone knows anything
I can't believe I know this. It's almost embarrassing... The Famous Five was a UK show based on a series of books by Enid Blyton I believe (could be wrong about that). It was the story of four cousins (Julian, Dick, Ann and George (a girl)) and their dog Timmy who danced about the countryside solving strange mysteries. Yuck! I don't believe I know all of that. The Comic Strip people (Adrian Edmonson, Rik Mayall, Jen Saunders et. al. who later did the Young Ones) did an excellent parody of this show called "Five Go Mad In Dorset." Someone please shoot me before it's too late....
Subject: Re: the famous five
> I can't believe I know this. It's almost embarrassing... The Famous Five
> was a UK show based on a series of books by Enid Blyton I believe (could
> be wrong about that). It was the story of four cousins (Julian, Dick, Ann
> and George (a girl)) and their dog Timmy who danced about the countryside
> solving strange mysteries. Yuck! I don't believe I know all of that. The
> Comic Strip people (Adrian Edmonson, Rik Mayall, Jen Saunders et. al. who
> later did the Young Ones) did an excellent parody of this show called
> "Five Go Mad In Dorset." Someone please shoot me before it's too
> late....
don't worry dude, we always knew you were sadder than the rest of us... >grin<