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70's British children's TV query

Started by Padma, July 30, 2011, 02:42:45 PM

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Padma

I'm trying to help out a friend here - does anyone remember a British children's (teens) TV series from the 70's where the bad guys (or just weird guys, possibly in full-face crash helmets) would draw a chalk circle on a wall, and then step through it? (nothing to do with The Tomorrow People, we seem to have established :).)
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Devlyn

We had a similar trick on US television with the roadrunner and the coyote. The results were.......tragic.
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Padma

Ah, but that was all done with paint :). I'm talking about real "actors" here...
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Pica Pica

I can't be at all helpful - but I can be unhelpful - magic crayons remind me of someone I desperately wanted to be...

'For the circle may be squared with rising and swelling.' Kit Smart
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Padma

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Janet_Girl

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Padma

Well, that's set in the 70's but made this decade :).
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Devlyn

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Padma

Quote from: Tracey on August 01, 2011, 09:30:14 AM
Land of the lost?

Um, that was a US TV show :) - this one was a British TV show.
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Lisbeth

The Beatles did that in Yellow Submarine in 1968. But that was a cartoon also.
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Devlyn

Padma, it was such an excellent show I thought we may have shared it! Lisbeth, "I've got a hole in me pocket!"
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Padma

Land of the Lost might well have been shown on UK tv, but the show I'm trying to identify was made in the UK with British actors/accents. A bit more detail, apparently the good guys were the ones doing the stepping through chalk arches (not circles) and wore black full face crash helmets.
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Janet_Girl

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Padma

Hahahaha, I think it would take prolonged and strenuous effort to find a show more American than The Banana Splits ;D - Rosan Kobal!!!
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