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  1. Re:Surprised by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Rapidshare Ordered To Filter Content

    > give me 5 minutes, I'll find you a free copy of ANYTHING you want

    Oooh, ooh a challenge !

    How about the complete series of Marine Boy ?

    Or for that matter The Herbs

    I've started the clock ;)

  2. There's by Kamineko · · Score: 1 · on Finding Digital Scans of Sheet Music?
    There's a fair amount of misery in the comments for this Ask /.


    It's a bit like Oscar's Orchestra... ._. What's the world coming to?

  3. Re:Details revealed by SuiteSisterMary · · Score: 1 · on UK Cold War Era Nuclear War Plans Revealed

    A later comment reveals it to be When the Wind Blows, (IMDB)

  4. Britain had the best post-nuke TV specials by ashitaka · · Score: 3, Informative · on UK Cold War Era Nuclear War Plans Revealed

    America gave us "The Day After" which came off as an Irwin Allen disaster flick.

    Britain gave us "Threads" which scared you shitless.

    Also "When the Wind Blows" should be mentioned.

  5. Re:Morph by devnulljapan · · Score: 2, Informative · on OED Science Fiction Database Updated
    Go back further than that: Morph was a claymation character on a BBC kids TV show in the late 70s.

    "In the beginning there was modelling clay. And from the clay came forth Morph a 6" high terracotta person with the ability to 'morph' into inumerable forms but who mostly stayed true to his original human-like form. Morph lived in a wooden artbox on the desk of tv artist and presenter Tony Hart and originally appeared in Tony's BBC art series Take Hart..."

  6. MORPH! by MuMart · · Score: 1 · on OED Science Fiction Database Updated

    http://www.toonhound.com/morph.htm :)

  7. Tony Hart's "Morph" by David_R · · Score: 4, Informative · on OED Science Fiction Database Updated

    "Morph" was a clay-mation character who appeared on UK kids tv from 1978 onwards. He was animated by Aardman Animations (who later went on to make "Wallace and Gromit" and "Chicken Run") and appeared on shows with Tony Hart (recently interviewed by b3ta)