i would sooner see the end of eastenders....

mine is the black one with a school badge on the pocket,,,,.

The program that taught an entire generation that humming, when done by an entire class, could drive a teacher insane.

Which it did, on many different occasions.

As bright and evil as we were back in the day, we never could have invented such an evil taunt by ourselves, at least, not as an organised group activity, pranks back then tended to be carried out by individuals, or small groups, not an entire class.

Paris (natch)

Since I have a thing for the late 70's sexy look...

/Mine's the demin jacket with the tassles...

As soon as i saw this story on the BBC site this morning i thought "i bet this'll be on El Reg", but couldn't think of a single IT angle requiring it so.

Well done.

According to IMDB, Sexy Lexxy was played by Allyson Rees

The Teletubbies are gone. The torture these days is called "In The Night Garden"

You heard it first at El Reg, where they also watch Doctor Who..

Only if you've not got kids. If you do have kids then it's known as 40 minutes of peace and quiet so you can cook a meal.

Tucker's Luck featured the continuing wossnames of Tucker, Tommy and Fat Al as a bunch of workshy ne'er-do-wells and astonishingly[1] ran for for three series. It worries me that I possess this information.

Google Image Search for Allyson Rees is a rubbish.

1 - because it was this: crap.

Teletubbies have not gone - they're still on in the morning. Oh, and

Makka Pakka,

Akka Wakka,

Mikka Makka Moo! (Clap Hands)

Makka Pakka,

Appa Yakka,

Ikka Akka Ooo (Clap High Right, Then Low Left, Then Back To Centre)

Hum Dum,

Agga Pang,

Ing Ang Ooo (Turn Around)

Makka Pakka,

Akka Wakka, Mikka Makka Moo! (Clap Hands)

HTH

I'm only trying to help you Ro-land.

[Didn't realise the show was still being made, to be honest.]

Surprised El Reg didn't go into the "where are they now" angle in more detail. According to The Times Paula Ann Bland, who played someone called Claire Scott (I never watched it) posted topless for Mayfair. They have a picture of the cover, albeit very small. The cover said "the schoolgirl from Grange Hill". Attracting readers by promising sexy pictures of someone they mainly remember as a child is not in the least bit disturbing, I think.

Coat? No, that's my dressing gown, excuse me while I go and stick an entire bar of soap up my nose in attempt to scrub my brain clean.