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Pipkins

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A neurotic hare called Hartley, a childlike monkey called Topov, an operatic ostrich diva called Octavia and a Brummie pig called, imaginatively, 'Pig' living together in some kind of shop.

It was always manic until a deep voice would say "It's time for......" and then we'd get a story. TOP STUFF!


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Do You Remember Pipkins?

Do You Remember Pipkins?

  • Anonymous user
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    I loved this programme too. It's time....... TICK TOCK TICK TOCK...... for a story.
  • Anonymous user
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    I loved this programme! I used to watch it when I came home for lunch from school - wasn't life more fun then?
  • Anonymous user
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    yes i remember thios , only for two things , HARTLEY HARE AND HIS GREEN MOGGY VAN , hartley hare DUDE !!!!!!!!!!
  • Anonymous user
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    yes i remember thios , only for two things , HARTLEY HARE AND HIS GREEN MOGGY VAN , hartley hare DUDE !!!!!!!!!!
  • Anonymous user
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    He was called................Tortoise!
  • Anonymous user
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    I was glad when it was cancelled. I thought it was the most useless children's programme ever!
  • Anonymous user
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    What was the morose tortoise called? He always seemed extremely depressed and pessimistic. The main memory I have of him was an episode where someone was blowing bubbles, and as they floated past him, he shouted "Bombadillos!" and hid in his shell.
  • Anonymous user
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    Moi name's pig an oi pig moi foood.LOL. I remember it early on when it was called Inigo Pipkins and had an old man reading the stories.Then Johnny came along and on one episode I remember Johnny saying I have some bad news Mr Pipkin has died.My first encounter with bereavement. Great show tho'
  • Anonymous user
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    didn't Corrie's Audrey Roberts (sue nichols?) live next door?
  • Anonymous user
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    LOL I remember this - it was on at 12.10 every weekday, just after Crown Court. I remember Pig always saying "Moi name's Pig an' Oi'm 'ungry!" in that accent that began as Scouse and finished as Brummy, taking in a bit of Newcastle and Derbyshire on the way!!