Simon and Chalk People

[TotalRandomness9000]

I remember this, but I shouldn't if it was on in the seventies... I remember it from the 90's.

[musicnicky1972]

lol....its from Bill Cobsys picture pages which I used to watch when I was a child!! Loved it!

[reorourke]

What happened to the sound quality?

[blueboy680]

I remember watching this at lunch time in the mid seventies. Outstanding concept. Wish I'd thought of it.

[Nathan1097]

I think chalkzone coppied this!

[EvilMeetsEvilandEvil]

Chalkzone aint got nothing on this.

[ishouldplayzelda]

i wish my drawrings didn't suck

[jackbliss]

Gosh I love this song. Really brings back some good memories of my childhood. Be sure to check out my cover of it in the video response :)

[suziktodd]

I was way before then.......happy you shared this. 

[lhert23]

no..........mid 70's early 80's-----was my favorite cartoon as a kid and sadly i am close to 40. :(

[DRealfriknKeenan]

wtf?

[Damocles178]

Classic; "If you don't leave the Elephant will jump in your ship and sink it and look what's waiting in the water if you do sink!" :D

[TT1478]

SPEECHLESS!!!!

[thimoneus]

Kaptain Kangaroo went off the air in 1984.

[milesofpiles]

omg  the memories

[Dragonangel2]

OMGi loved this cartoon

[gymnastix]

This is from a British kids' TV series called "Simon & The Land Of Chalk Drawings," which was the inspiration for actor-comic Mike Myers' very funny, continuing sketches on NBC-TV's "Saturday Night Live," of a boy named "Simon" showing & telling about his drawings (and their relation to his young life) from a bathtub, the unorthodox exhibit locale often providing as much "showing" as telling.

[gymnastix]

Myers' near come-hither refrain, provoked by the obvious voyeuristic element of his faux little boy's "tub-thumping" in these sketches was, "Stop looking at my bum, you bum-looker. Cheeky monkey," delivered in perfect British schoolboy inflection, as one of Myers' chief influences (evident in these skits, the Scottish novelty shop sketches & the "Austin Powers" films) was his father's British heritage.

[petro1970]

Oh you know my name is Simon and the things I drew come true...why do I remember that so clearly but never my computer passwords for work?

[TWheels94]

LMAO...so true.

[MegaNFer81]

@petro1970 You watch it every day? Repetition? I ask myself same thing about Today's Special...

[CadillacL]

well, it was brought back in the late 80's/early 90's but, As alot of us know, it was originally done in the 70's. Talk bout fond memories.

[dudeokdude]

I saw this as a child, so I would say mid 70's

[RantovRizzia]

I think this was 1989 or 1990

[sheltv100]

@RantovRizzia Nope, 10 years earlier. I watched this in 1982.

[SWEETWILLKINGSTON]

@RantovRizzia This was 1979 or 1980 because I grew up watching Simon. He was part of the Captain Kangaroo show.

[41music]

I think I remember this cartoon... Simon in the land of chalk... Do you know a year?