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    UlalaSpaceChan5

    [1]Feb 23, 2006
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    does anyone remember a show called "the little bits" that was on Nick Jr in the early-(i think)mid 90s???
    i think it was anime style
    or David the gnome???
    or the anime type show with the koalas????
    i just thought of some of them any wanted to know if anyone remembered any of them besides me
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    passiton

    [2]Feb 24, 2006
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    I remember watching them so long ago, but I've moved on to more advanced shows.
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    skeeter291

    [3]Feb 24, 2006
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    I remember David the Gnome. Tom Bosley did the voice of David and Christopher Plummer did the narration. But I thought David the Gnome was from the late 80's.
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    petewrigley

    [4]Feb 24, 2006
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    Yeah, David the Gnome was actually moved to Nick Jr. from another network. Hmm... other shows were:
    Eureka's Castle
    Little Bear (not that old)

    Otherwise, I think you mentioned the rest.
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    JCFreak88

    [5]Feb 24, 2006
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    Eurekas Castle! I loved that show
    David the Knome! That was a cool show
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    NeitherSparky

    [6]Feb 24, 2006
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    I admit to watching both David the Gnome and Li'l Bits quite religiously. I liked Li'l Bits but actually didn't like David, so why I watched it was beyond me!

    Remember Maya the Bee?
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    UlalaSpaceChan5

    [7]Feb 24, 2006
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    NeitherSparky wrote:
    I admit to watching both David the Gnome and Li'l Bits quite religiously. I liked Li'l Bits but actually didn't like David, so why I watched it was beyond me!

    Remember Maya the Bee?

    O.O Omigod!! i remember Maya the Bee!!!!
    that useto be one of my all time favorite shows when i was really little. that was a great one, i think i still have my maya doll somewhere....
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    petewrigley

    [8]Feb 25, 2006
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    Just remembered one more: The Muppet Babies. Who wouldn't like a show that continually spoofs a bunch of pop culture icons/events? What stinks is that their "re-releases" that came along with those plush dolls didn't have any of those episodes because of rights, or something like that...
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    YuckieDuck

    [9]Feb 26, 2006
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    I liked "David the Gnome" when I was six or seven years old. However, I didn't like it anymore after they replaced the characters and theme song.
    Edited on 02/26/2006 5:54am
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    UlalaSpaceChan5

    [10]Feb 26, 2006
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    petewrigley wrote:
    Just remembered one more: The Muppet Babies. Who wouldn't like a show that continually spoofs a bunch of pop culture icons/events? What stinks is that their "re-releases" that came along with those plush dolls didn't have any of those episodes because of rights, or something like that...

    that sucks, i loved watching the muppet babies even when i got older, cause i understood the reffernces i didnt get when i was little. I mean the ones that are parodys of star wars were awesome.
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    studiob_inc

    [11]Feb 26, 2006
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    i havent seen muppent babies for yonks i can barley remember it
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    Deanna_T

    [12]Feb 27, 2006
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    i absolutely loved david the gnome! more like unholy obsession.

    along side muppet babies, gula gula island, busy world of richard scary (even cooler computer game), that show that was set in the 70's but shown in the early 90's with those folks sang "i love you" while doing sign language. very, very attached to that show, and i think the trio involved with that did a show in san antonio, tx like 15 yrs ago.

    there was also alegra's window, and eruka castle. i used to like when i was very little, when i was about 7 or 8, i stopped liking it.
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    petewrigley

    [13]Feb 28, 2006
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    UlalaSpaceChan5 wrote:
    petewrigley wrote:
    Just remembered one more: The Muppet Babies. Who wouldn't like a show that continually spoofs a bunch of pop culture icons/events? What stinks is that their "re-releases" that came along with those plush dolls didn't have any of those episodes because of rights, or something like that...

    that sucks, i loved watching the muppet babies even when i got older, cause i understood the reffernces i didnt get when i was little. I mean the ones that are parodys of star wars were awesome.

    I hear ya. I remember there was at least a hand full of rock band references that I kinda understand now that I think back. Also, for some strange reason, I still remember the spoof they did of the show Cheers when Gonzo was sad that people thought he was weird.

    Deanna_T wrote:
    that show that was set in the 70's but shown in the early 90's with those folks sang "i love you" while doing sign language. very, very attached to that show, and i think the trio involved with that did a show in san antonio, tx like 15 yrs ago.

    Yeah, I remember my sister would sometimes mention a show like that. I think a watched it, too, but I can't remember much from it From what my sister said, the song was something like "skiddlemerinky-finkee-dee, skiddlemerinky-doo, I Love You."

    Deanna_T wrote:
    there was also alegra's window, and eruka castle. i used to like when i was very little, when i was about 7 or 8, i stopped liking it.

    Allegra's Window was cool. I can still remember some of their songs.
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    Deanna_T

    [14]Mar 1, 2006
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    Yeah, I remember my sister would sometimes mention a show like that. I think a watched it, too, but I can't remember much from it From what my sister said, the song was something like "skiddlemerinky-finkee-dee, skiddlemerinky-doo, I Love You."


    Yes, I remeber that song, they also had different themed shows every day. Such as, farms, where they had horses and interview kids..that was cool. ^_^

    I never really developed a true liking to "Allegra's Window". But, I do remember the puppets and I think there was some real people characters. Something along the lines of Nicks "My cousin Skeeter".
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    MadeInIreland23

    [15]Jul 2, 2006
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    Gullah Gullah Island, Little Bear, and Eureka's Castle. All of those shows are sooo relaxing and claming. Kids shows these day make you think. Pfft.
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    darklordavaitor

    [16]Jul 3, 2006
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    David the Gnome

    Eureeka's Castle

    Allegra's Window

    Gullah Gullah Island

    Pinwheel

    Today's Special

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    MadeInIreland23

    [17]Jul 7, 2006
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    What was David the Gnome about? I'm presuming a gnome named David, but beyond that?
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    darklordavaitor

    [18]Jul 7, 2006
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    MadeInIreland23 wrote:
    What was David the Gnome about? I'm presuming a gnome named David, but beyond that?

    It was a wonderous animated program about the world of gnomes were they are completely diffrent from humans.

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    MadeInIreland23

    [19]Jul 7, 2006
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    [This message was deleted at the request of the original poster]
    Edited on 07/07/2006 2:40pm
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    MadeInIreland23

    [20]Jul 7, 2006
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    Wonderous? I

    I'll have to check it out.

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