Rude Dog and The Dweebs? Or a totally different show?Firefox wrote:Dweebs! That was funny!
Obscure TV shows you really miss...
Nah, it was about a bunch of geeks who worked at a software company they'd set up. They were all massively socially disfunctional in varying ways but had mad skillz behind the keyboard.Zen-Chan wrote:Rude Dog and The Dweebs? Or a totally different show?Firefox wrote:Dweebs! That was funny!
They all really fancied their pretty office manager (who was an ordinary human bean) but didn't know how to talk to her because she was A Girl.
It was so funny because the different geek characters were all like various people I've worked with in real life but magnified by a hundred.
Mr Trimble.
Mary, Mungo and Midge.
Pipkins.
On a related note, my brother got me the complete Crystal Tipps and Alistair on DVD for xmas. A combination of the MM&M/Pugwash animation style, and the zoned-out whacky trippiness of Magic Roundabout. 'Course when I was 6 it was just a cool cartoon, but now I see it for the funky altered-state yellow-submarine-esque mindblast it really is.
Also, I saw The Herbs the other day on some backwater Sky channel. That was awesome. I used to have a Parsley the Lion as a child.
Ah, nostalgia.
Mary, Mungo and Midge.
Pipkins.
On a related note, my brother got me the complete Crystal Tipps and Alistair on DVD for xmas. A combination of the MM&M/Pugwash animation style, and the zoned-out whacky trippiness of Magic Roundabout. 'Course when I was 6 it was just a cool cartoon, but now I see it for the funky altered-state yellow-submarine-esque mindblast it really is.
Also, I saw The Herbs the other day on some backwater Sky channel. That was awesome. I used to have a Parsley the Lion as a child.
Ah, nostalgia.
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My God, thats the first time anyone i have asked remembers it!!! Don't know if father made it home or notIstar wrote:Yep, 'fraid so. Replaced by The Sullivans in the 12.30 - 1pm slot, IIRC. Great program, The Cedar Tree. Didn't 'father' come home from the war in the last episode?i8manx wrote:The Cedar Tree.....bet none of ya remember that!!
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I was really young when it was on, remember watching when i came home for my lunch when i was ickle
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Yep, and yep sadly. I distinctly remember it because they had the boss of the company equip his office with a trampoline. Meetings were held on the trampolineaureole wrote:I loved that show. Wasn't it on at some ungodly hour on C4 - something like 3am? I'm a big nerd for Stephen Tobolowsky anyway. According to epguides.com it only got halfway into it's first season before being canned...
And having Stephen Tobolowsky in it just added to the cred...
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Here's another oldie but goldie - EUREKA, with Wilf Lunn & Sylvester McCoy. Mad inventor Wilf would try to make something strange, like a worm-charming machine, and Sylvester would act the history of various inventions, like the biro...
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Here's a REALLY obscure one I saw on tv in England many years ago. It was called Road Dreams or something like that. It was a half hour long and consisted of camera footage of American highways, roads, towns, etc, often shot from a moving car. Something like a music video, but the soundtrack was someone reading what I think was excerpts from 'On The Road' by Jack Kerouac. Maybe it was a recording of Jack himself. Nothing more, just America and Kerouac. Wonderful. The effect was hypnotising and I've never forgotten it.







