Strips Thru The Ages

[Maestro]

'Vision On' ran from 1964 to 1977 on the BBC and made Tony Hart a star. Vision On was the first programme to successfully bridge the gap between children with hearing and those with limited hearing.

It contained many of the features that were carried over to "Take Hart" which began in 1978. The Gallery, the same sort of art ideas presented in the same way and so forth.

I'm too young to remember that! Wu-hoo!

[animal magic]

wow the winning bid was £1.46

[lfc4ever]

I don't remember it in black and white. I'll have watched it as a kid in the mid-70's.

It only went to colour about 1970.

[El Jefecito]

'Vision On' ran from 1964 to 1977 on the BBC and made Tony Hart a star. Vision On was the first programme to successfully bridge the gap between children with hearing and those with limited hearing.

It contained many of the features that were carried over to "Take Hart" which began in 1978. The Gallery, the same sort of art ideas presented in the same way and so forth.

Ta mate, (I think), I do remember it now

[PLY]

Unfortunately , I remember it.

Back to the original post , there is a website which has drawings of the kits through the ages
http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Liverpool/Liverpool.htm

[IJM]

I think 'Vision On' also had Sylvester McCoy on it who used to chase that weird furry worm creature that used to whizz round all over the studio.

Back on topic, I'm sure I remember seeing that exact picture of the kits somewhere before. In a magazine or something.

[red g]

I think 'Vision On' also had Sylvester McCoy on it who used to chase that weird furry worm creature that used to whizz round all over the studio.

Back on topic, I'm sure I remember seeing that exact picture of the kits somewhere before. In a magazine or something.

sly a very poor mans tom baker!

[Tee]

wow the winning bid was £1.46

LMFAO

[Tee]

flashbacks to morph

If you look closely you can see his pecker!!!