There's a word you'd like to know, break it up in bits like so

[venta]

Hmm. I was about to post the following poll:

[Poll #1878807]

Except it turns out that Wikipedia has a much longer list of stories. And their list doesn't include Peregrine Falcon (which I haven't seen anyway - maybe it belonged in a different series?)

Comments

[feanelwa.livejournal.com]

I remembe the tune from Magic E but I sort of looked out of the window. I also remember (from the Wikipedia list) Geordie Racer, but I didn't concentrate hard enough to keep track of the plot. We also had Through the Dragon's Eye but the tape was a little bit mangled so every time the teachers put it on, it would get some way through the titles and then mangle itself a bit more. This led to it taking on an air of mythical things you cannot have, almost as magic as trailers for films you weren't allowed to go and see.

[venta.livejournal.com]

I don't think we had the technology of tapes, I think we just had to be in the right room when it was broadcast :)

[feanelwa.livejournal.com]

Eeh, when I were a lad we 'ad to read out t'script from stone tablets.

[venta.livejournal.com]

Also, now I've looked at the WIkipedia list I think I might have seen Badger Girl as well. It clearly wasn't as memorable as the others - not that I can significantly remember the plot of the others, merely their existence. And theme songs.

[glamwhorebunni.livejournal.com]

Through the Dragon's Eye was the best I saw, by miles. The final epic clash between the odd bird-like dude and the rubbish dragon costume? AMAZING.

Geordie Racer was about learning how to speak like a crazy northerner, and pidgeon racing. Such a disappointment after Dragon's Eye.