I remember seeing the Mallard at York on a school trip and being awestruck.
I do recall saying to the teacher it looks like something out of Thunderbirds and he (Deputy Head at the time) said Yes Mike it does and smiled. He was a cool...
As I grew up next to a creek, I enjoy watching the episodes that include a creek or a river. There was one that featured a bridge with lots of bushes, etc. growing on the side and top of the bridge. Yes, that can happen when the bridge...
Most of the characters are really children in adult guise and I like daft innocent humour which SW has in spades. Also, there's probably a bit of nostalgia for a simpler time, helped by the wistful theme tune. Besides the physical gags...
As I have said on more than one occasion, all I have to do is hear the introductory music and everything else, all the worry, pain, stress or whatever, just fades away.
For me there are a lot of reasons:
Firstly, it has had over the years an absolute cavalcade of comedy stars from so many different shows. Whether a cameo or guest star they all brought something to the table and as someone that acts...
A bit like Pearl, my dad was the main reason I started to watch. He grouched and moaned about just every other TV programme there was but he loved SW And it was about the only time you heard him laughing out loud at the TV.
What moving and poignant story Pearl, I imagine even posting it would have been very emotional , thank you for sharing the memory it took great courage to do so.
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