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Are you of my age? We loved this quiz at work today

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sheri3004 Jun 2012 4:20pm, 18 Jun 2012 12,498 posts	Quote Pin sheri3004 23 Rising Damp
Mark J Jun 2012 4:22pm, 18 Jun 2012 1,320 posts	Quote Pin Mark J Because I'm sad like that, I've just sat and done them on my own without checking what you have all put. So here goes: 1. superstars 2. Citizen smith 3. John Cravens newsround 4. Cheggars plays pop 5. Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy 6. Just good friends 7. Ask the family 8. Bod 9. The secret diary of adrian mole 10. Tales of the unexpected 11. Mr Ben 12. Only when I laugh 13. World In Action 14. The Good life 15. Camble wick green 16. Crossroads 17. Brush strokes 18. Hectors House 19. Bullseye 20. Magpie 21. Terry & June 22. The Wombles 23. Rising damp?? 24. Audervesen Pet 25. Blockbusters 26. Open All Hours 27. 27? 28. The Price Is Right 29. Allo Allo 30. It Ain't half hot mum
Mark J Jun 2012 4:25pm, 18 Jun 2012 1,321 posts	Quote Pin Mark J Having looked back, 18's definitely wrong??
sheri3004 Jun 2012 4:26pm, 18 Jun 2012 12,499 posts	Quote Pin sheri3004 Mark, you watched way too much telly 23 is definitely Rising Damp (because I just googled it to check), but no idea about 27... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXnKJtZxCVw
sheri3004 Jun 2012 4:27pm, 18 Jun 2012 12,500 posts	Quote Pin sheri3004 I think 18 is Mr Men.
Mark J Jun 2012 4:27pm, 18 Jun 2012 1,322 posts	Quote Pin Mark J Yes I probably did but also music is very much my thing so I associate easily with it.
sheri3004 Jun 2012 4:27pm, 18 Jun 2012 12,501 posts	Quote Pin sheri3004 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXS97dbG9L4 A sweet little tune.
rosehip Jun 2012 4:37pm, 18 Jun 2012 557 posts	Quote Pin rosehip 15 is Trumpton not Camberwick green
Mark J Jun 2012 4:43pm, 18 Jun 2012 1,323 posts	Quote Pin Mark J I had both down and then plumped for the other, oops.
DeeGee Jun 2012 5:17pm, 18 Jun 2012 12,101 posts	Quote Pin DeeGee 27 stumped the others at work as well. I remembered the titles, though. It was a schools programme on ITV (was on Southern but definitely elsewhere) Titles were of an ornate silver box with glass windows and a satin lining spinning while the camera zoomed out. Alan Rothwell would then show us film and talk to us about one subject per show. If I remember it and my colleagues don't it probably wasn't on YTV.