'Course I didn't pay attention to the credits when I was a kid, so I was unaware that Melvyn Hayes wrote the theme song AND was 'dialogue director'. Until today!
Bah for the Double Deckers! They were a load of workshy anarchists - why weren't they at school? Why did Melvyn Hayes have to spend so much time hanging around with a bunch of chilren? Very dodgy, that.
Brains of course grew up to be Bill Gates. I don't know what happened to Tiger.
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hurrah for the Double Deckers!
(and Brinsley Ford out of Aswad)
'Course I didn't pay attention to the credits when I was a kid, so I was unaware that Melvyn Hayes wrote the theme song AND was 'dialogue director'. Until today!
Bah for the Double Deckers! They were a load of workshy anarchists - why weren't they at school? Why did Melvyn Hayes have to spend so much time hanging around with a bunch of chilren? Very dodgy, that.
Brains of course grew up to be Bill Gates. I don't know what happened to Tiger.
The sight of Captain Peacock gettin' awn dahn is truly a wonderous thing.
Annie - yes - hurrayyyy for the Double Deckers. It's one of my favourite theme tunes (and kid's prog's).
Arabella - I know...I saw that credit! Hidden talents. From the Doubledeckers to It Ain't Half Hot Mum! Quality.
Betty - I loved Tiger! I wanted to be her.
Ister - I know - it's fab!
Blimey,did THAT really keep us happy as kids?
No wonder I've got all these p-p-p-p-p-problems to deal with...
Or perhaps a wireless video surveillance was used.
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