Bring 'Em Back Alive
Bring 'Em Back Alive : I was only talking about Bring 'Em Back Alive the other day! None of my friends knew what I was talking about but I distinctly remember Bruce Boxleitner as a sort of Indiana Jones character who piloted a little plane and got caught up in a different adventure each week.
Michelle
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The original fiendishly difficult puzzle,
now with solution guide
The original fiendishly difficult puzzle, invented by Erno Rubik in Hungary and one of the biggest toy crazes ever. In 1982 Hawkin's Bazaar was the first to bring a few cases of the Rubik's Cube to England. Unfortunately 25 years ago we were very small and it wasn't long before a much larger company had the exclusive rights to distribute in the UK. We are very pleased to be offering it again! And now includes a new seven step solution guide.
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About Hawkin's Bazaar
Hawkin's Bazaar has been providing you with unusual gifts, toys and gadgets since 1973. Originally a local toy shop at the Hawk Inn (hence the name), Hawkin's Bazaar now sells things you thought had gone forever and things you never even knew existed. They bring you Pin Art, Morph, Rubik's Cube, Big Trak, Space Hoppers and much more.
Also remembered...
The story involves three children, named Jenny, Amanda and Scott, who paint a mural on a school wall. The dragon in the mural winks at the children and they are transported to a land called Pelamar, where the dragon, named Gorwen, asks the children to undertake a task to save the magical land. Some have said the programme bears a passing resemblance to The Chronicles of Narnia. In order to save Pelamar, the children, with Gorwen's help, must recover the pieces of the Veetacore (the life source of Pelamar), which recently exploded; three of the pieces have been thrown into the distant land of Widge. Through The Dragon's Eye was mainly used at school to teach us how to read and write, from 1989, as part of the Look And Read series, but it is still shown sometimes on the Childrens BBC channels.
...and do you remember these?
- Kate
- Carol Burnett Show
- The Poddington Peas
- Magic Boomerang
- Tomfoolery
- Doctor On The Go
- Ace Crawford Private Eye
- Thunderbirds
- Patrol Boat
- The Family
Comments
Bruce Boxleitner was the first pin-up I ever had on my bedroom wall (I was about 7!). Used to love this show but hardly anyone ever knows what Im talking about!!!!!
Shelley 09-Dec-2005, 02:23:35 PM
I remeber this as an Indian Jones type show. Bruce Boxleightner had a whip and hat like Indie , flew a small plane and he had 2 asssistants, a man and a sexy woman to help him.
Simon Greenwood 24-Oct-2006, 09:04:44 AM
i was talking about 80's shows with my mate in the pub tonight. We went through the usual ones that we could remember - knight rider, the a team, manamal, street hawk etc - but he reckoned I was making this show up. I knew I wasn't and this has proved me right. The free beer is now mine!!
dave 28-Dec-2006, 11:57:03 PM
I think some of you are getting confused with another show that ran at roughly the same time called Tales of The Gold Monkey featuring Stephen Collins. As far as I can remember, Tales was fair better produced and was the one that featured the plane.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdFN6agkNnQ&feature=related
glenman 15-Jul-2008, 05:09:24 PM