@ChevronTango good question, the tune was obviously written just for the 9 chime, whereas the clock would really have a tune set to accommodate one to twelve chimes
Up to very recently Nick Jr was still showing Trumpton (as well as Camberwick Green, Chigley and assorted other old kids show) in a clssic kids strand at about 9pm - tragically they've stopped now and it's just current shows played right though. Shame as my 4 year old was loving seeing the shows daddy watched at her age, and i was having a blast seeing them again.
Surely in this day and age we can get a classic kids show channel? We've got them for everything else!
used to love trumpton,but thank god i never livid there. a dozen houses in the village and a fire or a fallen chimney every day. not very good odds.but at least they had a well drilled fire service.all together now"pugh,pugh,barney mcgrew,cuthbert,dibble and grub" legends : )
Did the fire brigade ever get called out to a fire in Trumpton? They got called out for all sorts of things such as to put posters up or fix the Town Hall Clock but never a fire. I wonder what the council tax payers of Trumpton thought?
I was out shopping with my mum in the late 70s' and we went into boots the chemist when i spotted a bag of smoke. I exitidly said 'Look mum, a bag of smoke from the trains in trumpton'...She said...'thats not smoke it's cotton wool'....I've felt a right twat ever since !
this used to fascinate me - the two figures coming out of the castle and moving about. i can remember the feeling- its magical. nothing is experienced with quite the same joy when you're an adult...
Trumpton, huh? Maybe Donald Trump would love to invest in the place, LOL! On a more serious note, this is just a sample of how amazing kids' TV used to be until it got ravaged by new shows that are more about excessive CGI and less about proper stories.
running storyline that the fire chief NEVER got to put out a fire! closest was when Chippie Minton's rocking horse got put on top of Trumpton bonfire. Now then folks, this is a fire chief who yearned to see fire, wanted to see things in flames and was
gutted when this never happened! doesn't really inspire confidence in him does it?
Trumpton was really quite a sinister place, and the TV series was just a farago of lies and untruths. In reality it was a place full of child sacrifice, diabolic paganism and incest. You wouldn't want to go there, seriously.
@055697 That's exactly right. Few people know that HP Lovecraft's last epic tale of primal horror and eldritch menace was originally called 'The Shadow Over Trumpton'.
Wow! Haven't seen this for over 30 years, probably since I was 6! I remember getting really excited when the figures came out... ahhh, innocent times :)
These were the days when children were taught how to speak properly, with proper grammer - it all started to change with Pob & the Telly Tubbies, how were they supposed to learn anything from that???
@MiraSekelsky the 70s and 80s were damn good too... best animation was done in those decades of the 60s-80s... after that, everything went to shit... apart from a few really good things, ofcourse. there's always the odd exception.
Amazing nostalgia. The only thing that annoys me is that the chime of the cymbal is out of synch with him actually hitting it. Not "steadily or sensibly" !!
Wow. that brings back a few memories, 67/68 I think. we only had B/W and bbc1 and itv in those days. Its rather strange seeing it again after so many years. where have all those years gone? Thanks for posting anyway.
Look and listen and see how much effort went in to making these programs. Brian Cants wonderful voice, Freddie Phillips playing guitar. Thank you Mr Murray.
i loved this as a kid but my little sister is 13 years younger and wouldent be able to watch it she would find it 2 boring.nobody sings or throws pies at people
Loved that show .Always hated the end cause when the factory hooter went ,and they all came out and danced ,you knew the end was coming,and you started to think `Shit i bet it`s Play Away or something crap tomorrow..
They are fucking kids heads up these days, to what agenda I don't know. The innocence of childhood is being taken away by some evil corporate bastard who wants crime and death.
I am so glad I grew up in the 60's and 70's when childhood was exactly that, no computers, not much money, we just had an old black and white tv and these programmes bring back happy memories, thank you.
Brings back memories of a happier, simpler time. I realise with the state of the world today, just how lucky i was to have grown up in the 60's & 70's. I really feel sorry for todays kids. They just aren't allowed a childhood anymore :(
im a 90's kid and i think you had so much better cartoons back then, heres theres too much animation or commercialisation( theres action figures and trading cards for example)
I remember watching Trumpton, Camberwick Green and Chigley in the mid 70's I guess. I am 38 so this was over 30 years ago now. It's like it was yesterday though when I see these clips on Youtube. Ahhh happy days of childhood.
lol it proves what sad acts we could be in the 80s. imagine anyone setting fire to spongebob nowadays. No dont imagine that its far too sad, poor little fellow but i could gladly fire a teletubby.
Classic kids program :)
chopsyuk 1 week ago
Made me smile as soon as the music started.
MrNzzo 2 weeks ago
*wipes tear
hobsteral 1 month ago
Oh right, time to ask what's being getting to me for weeks, now. WHY do all clocks have IIII for Four instead of IV ? Why?
Kelly14UK 1 month ago
Ah, yes!
The firemen!
That never actually put out fires... :|
Oh, well! I really love this show <3
Nostalgia!
ShivuTheWolf 1 month ago
I always wondered if the song changed at different times of the day because they only played this one at 9 when there were 9 chimes
ChevronTango 1 month ago
@ChevronTango good question, the tune was obviously written just for the 9 chime, whereas the clock would really have a tune set to accommodate one to twelve chimes
it would be a very short tune at one wouldn't it
dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, BONG, dun, dun, dun, dun.
stevepjk 2 days ago
Up to very recently Nick Jr was still showing Trumpton (as well as Camberwick Green, Chigley and assorted other old kids show) in a clssic kids strand at about 9pm - tragically they've stopped now and it's just current shows played right though. Shame as my 4 year old was loving seeing the shows daddy watched at her age, and i was having a blast seeing them again.
Surely in this day and age we can get a classic kids show channel? We've got them for everything else!
CSBlakebrough 1 month ago
used to love trumpton,but thank god i never livid there. a dozen houses in the village and a fire or a fallen chimney every day. not very good odds.but at least they had a well drilled fire service.all together now"pugh,pugh,barney mcgrew,cuthbert,dibble and grub" legends : )
gte113 1 month ago
Sweet.
fishyfingersparty 2 months ago
Who can't like Trumpton?
CuteNerdieDudette 2 months ago
Time.....for Trumpton.
The69ersFC 2 months ago
Did the fire brigade ever get called out to a fire in Trumpton? They got called out for all sorts of things such as to put posters up or fix the Town Hall Clock but never a fire. I wonder what the council tax payers of Trumpton thought?
6edTelevision 3 months ago
In my opinion I thought this was the Worst! TV programme Ever Made!
It drove me insane. No! The narrator drove me insane.
I mean ok it is pretty good back then in the 60's but...Right Now I would suffer listening to this annoying narrator and Mostly the Music.
dannytheangel 3 months ago
my god what a blast from the past the good good old days wish they would come back and rescue me from this dire tragic world we got now
davesdolphins06 3 months ago
I was out shopping with my mum in the late 70s' and we went into boots the chemist when i spotted a bag of smoke. I exitidly said 'Look mum, a bag of smoke from the trains in trumpton'...She said...'thats not smoke it's cotton wool'....I've felt a right twat ever since !
AMikeOnLine 4 months ago 2
@AMikeOnLine I think that's the most awesome comment I've ever read on YouTube!!
80sCartoonsGirl 2 months ago
@AMikeOnLine
Why have you felt a twat because of that? How old were you then- 22?
anonUK 3 weeks ago
Awe I feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Those were the best days of my life. Brilliant. x
laverymo 4 months ago
I live in the same village as brian cant but its ok....i dont need to beg like mrbinkybonky for a thumbs up. lol but good memories.
MrDjc1970 4 months ago
memories
JakeLyne3 4 months ago
There's gonna be a riot down in Trumpton tonight!
TomthatiscalledTom 4 months ago
that Brian, he's a cant
MickeyLove01 5 months ago
There's something timeless about the Trumpton clock..
Lytton333 5 months ago
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BRIAN CANT IS THE DADDY!!! we all love him ... if you agree give a big PLAY AWAY thumbs up !!!
it really doesnt matter if its raining or its fine ,,,
just as long as youve got time ,,, to ....
Andi090386 6 months ago
trumpton lol still makes me giggle
jayne1969able 6 months ago
BRIAN CANT IS THE DADDY!!! we all love him ... if you agree give a big PLAY AWAY thumbs up !!!
it really doesnt matter if its raining or its fine ,,,
just as long as youve got time ,,, to ....
mrbinkybonky 6 months ago 43
@mrbinkybonky
"....and with Jonathan Cohen on the paino."
krakenwave 5 months ago
BRIAN CANT IS THE DADDY!!! we all love him ... if you agree give a big PLAY AWAY thumbs up !!!
it really doesnt matter if its raining or its fine ,,,
mrbinkybonky 6 months ago
BRIAN CANT IS THE DADDY!!! we all love him ... if you agree give a big PLAY AWAY thumbs up !!!
mrbinkybonky 6 months ago
BRIAN CANT
8492grob 6 months ago
foetus september
pinkkitton 6 months ago
this used to fascinate me - the two figures coming out of the castle and moving about. i can remember the feeling- its magical. nothing is experienced with quite the same joy when you're an adult...
4165mc 6 months ago
A village void of all problems no Muslims, no illegal Europeans, Political correctiness was no where to be seen. Ahh the good old days.
OperationAnime262 7 months ago
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mariuskwint 6 months ago
@OperationAnime262
Shameful comment, as HenrySwanson says. Have you listened to yourself?
mariuskwint 6 months ago
you should see the collection my mother has. 1 cabinet and 2 cases full of these figures and she is still colecting them
glitchywitchymeg125 8 months ago
Oh God, I'd forgotten how much I loved those metal figures that came out and rang the bell at the beginning. I think I was a weird kid in the 70's
jayneykerblaney 8 months ago
If this was today the metal figures on the clock would have been stolen by metal thieves.
LOCOMOTIONNUMBER1 9 months ago
The residents of Trumpton, what a bunch of Cants.
dustyb1605 9 months ago
I alwats thought Brian Cant sounded like he was speakin in a phone box-
and I've been proved right!
mymegbear 9 months ago
This stuff can put me in a dream drinking on YT lol! Takes me way back nearly 40 years...
Kelly14UK 9 months ago
Brian Cunt.
Moonshinedistiller 9 months ago
@Moonshinedistiller Any need for that?
Kelly14UK 9 months ago
@Kelly14UK sorry
Moonshinedistiller 9 months ago
@Moonshinedistiller Ah don't worry about it. We had a guy called James Cant at school and I called him the obvious cos I hated him lol!
Kelly14UK 9 months ago
Trumpton, huh? Maybe Donald Trump would love to invest in the place, LOL! On a more serious note, this is just a sample of how amazing kids' TV used to be until it got ravaged by new shows that are more about excessive CGI and less about proper stories.
ryhorn100 9 months ago
running storyline that the fire chief NEVER got to put out a fire! closest was when Chippie Minton's rocking horse got put on top of Trumpton bonfire. Now then folks, this is a fire chief who yearned to see fire, wanted to see things in flames and was
gutted when this never happened! doesn't really inspire confidence in him does it?
FCWatford1 10 months ago
aaahh yes .proper kids telly.
snert13 10 months ago
I had a tape with an episode or two of this when I was a kid. Hearing this again after so long is quite the memory lane.
Nibor7301 11 months ago
Who owned the private shop in Trumpton?
LOCOMOTIONNUMBER1 11 months ago
Beautiful. I needed to remember today what it was like when I was 6 years old. :-)
flump1fy 11 months ago
It used to bother me that the "bong" never coincided with the guy hitting the bell.
looseSpark 11 months ago 2
Those presenters always sounded like they had a cardboard box on their heads.
ha ha... memories. :o)
JakeAnnetts 1 year ago
@freshinit I am still in love with him!!
chippyhippychick 1 year ago
Can anyone distinguish betwen Trumpton, Chiggley and Camberwick Green. I have vauge memories of one or all of these shows.
batmanofni 1 year ago
When I was a kid I always wanted to go back in the clock with them. Thought there might be a big party going on and I was missing something!
DiamondSmilesAgain 1 year ago
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DiamondSmilesAgain 1 year ago
SO LOVE THIS, IM ALL CHOKED UP , IT BRINGS BACK SO MANY MEMORIES
crazylegspete 1 year ago
@freshinit Legend!
martynpank 1 year ago
I have the 24 Noddy books 1949- 63.
Noodles37UK 1 year ago
Trip to trumpton.
danhatechav 1 year ago
Good bit of nostalgia there.
MadPropsToTheHood 1 year ago
It's all gone, hasn't it? I'm 43 this year, but this is like yesterday, cos I remember the whole lot....
Kelly14UK 1 year ago
Brian Cant always sounded like he was in a broom cupboard narrating these.
iosnick 1 year ago
@iosnick He was. The one Philip Schofield inhabited in later years.
eldospinks 11 months ago
Three channels to watch so the programmes had to be the cream to get on and they were : )
fadux1 1 year ago
music sounds like Freddie Phillips!!
joeblowthehot 1 year ago
Trumpton was really quite a sinister place, and the TV series was just a farago of lies and untruths. In reality it was a place full of child sacrifice, diabolic paganism and incest. You wouldn't want to go there, seriously.
055697 1 year ago 2
@055697 You must be thinking of 'in the night garden'.
burnzgotshot 1 year ago
@055697 That's exactly right. Few people know that HP Lovecraft's last epic tale of primal horror and eldritch menace was originally called 'The Shadow Over Trumpton'.
ProjectFlashlight612 1 year ago
but Mr Benn had to be my favourite!
londoncalling35 1 year ago
Wow! Haven't seen this for over 30 years, probably since I was 6! I remember getting really excited when the figures came out... ahhh, innocent times :)
londoncalling35 1 year ago
i love the old programmes it was good old television
mHickland007 1 year ago
this is one of my earliest memories.
es78xx 1 year ago
this kicks off
DeformedSquirrel 1 year ago
What was the name of the show that also featured the sound of a clockwork toy unwinding?
Strawberry7Lynn 1 year ago
@Strawberry7Lynn Camberwick Green.. I think.
acheface 1 year ago
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@freshinit He was a right "Cant", ha ha!
Strawberry7Lynn 1 year ago
These were the days when children were taught how to speak properly, with proper grammer - it all started to change with Pob & the Telly Tubbies, how were they supposed to learn anything from that???
Jamandmand 1 year ago
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Homeski 1 year ago
@Jamandmand *Grammar...
Homeski 1 year ago
@Jamandmand
Can't really blame the kids tv - in the 50s and 60s kids were watching two stupid flowerpot men who went flobalobalob
trossachs2003 1 year ago
great memories..total folk cartoons!
ledaddymac 1 year ago
My Dad used to get me watching this and The Herbs and I really love that sense of personality you get with these stopmotion puppet/toy shows.
Pignoah 1 year ago
telling the time fur trumpton!!!!!
tarporley2947 1 year ago
Brian Cant and Derek Griffiths: LEGENDS!
JoeStunner 1 year ago
I am small again.
Brian Cant was fabulous as was Derek Griffiths.
miss2tone 1 year ago
Brian Cant is an absolute legend!
Blenkin6 1 year ago 3
@freshinit
At one point the UK version of the Speak & Spell toy had Brian Cant's voice digitised into it!
nickleach62 1 year ago
Proper kids television, before the format became a vehicle for talentless presenters, and an establishment tool for multiracial propaganda.
GBDeadnation 1 year ago 2
notice how the clock chimes after the bell hit, excellent. . Yes Brian Cant !!!!!
smilingsgood 1 year ago
iam 4 again:)
despoolkop 1 year ago
@despoolkop how did that happen? xD
Spud1794 1 year ago
my mother does
craguk1 2 years ago
Does Donald Trump own Trumpton?
Apophisguard 2 years ago
No, I think he's the mayor
spongeything 2 years ago
Lol
Apophisguard 2 years ago
brian cant was and always will be a legend!!!!
gazzaphil 2 years ago 8
I think miss lovelace with her little doggies, daphne and lulu, was on wheels rather than legs
mrspivvy 2 years ago
The Trumpton Fire service never went to fires did they & that fire engaine only did 10 mile an hour
gallafey 2 years ago 2
god bless the fire guard !!!
cov8876 2 years ago
A BIGBEN HISTORY?
rurmundo 2 years ago
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Im currently rockin up some of these kids tunes. i just did the wombling song for my son. Please go have a look and see what you all think.
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sithemon 2 years ago
These are all from the good old days before kid's TV was a really quick succession of flashing images and violence and shouting!!!
MiraSekelsky 2 years ago 83
@MiraSekelsky Totally agree with you. Childrens TV when I grew up was magical
BuddahUK 1 year ago
@MiraSekelsky He was a right "Cant", ha ha!
Strawberry7Lynn 1 year ago
@MiraSekelsky The latter sounds awesome.
tarfun5959 1 year ago
@MiraSekelsky You talk about Edgar Wright's personal style oeuvre like it's a bad thing.
EdJ343 11 months ago
@MiraSekelsky boring cunt
ReeceHughesRocks 11 months ago
@MiraSekelsky the 70s and 80s were damn good too... best animation was done in those decades of the 60s-80s... after that, everything went to shit... apart from a few really good things, ofcourse. there's always the odd exception.
hcvang 8 months ago
@hcvang THOSE WERE THE DAYS I WOULD GIVE EVERYTHING IV'E GOT JUST TO GO BACK TO THE CALMNESS OF THE WORLD IN THOSE DAYS
curtess74 7 months ago
@curtess74 Totally agree, I loved the 60s and 70s, when I was growing up (born in 1960) before the country went down the toilet in the 80s
mrangry1960 6 months ago
@MiraSekelsky Well i havent seen violence on cbeebies yet...
BenjaniKanuUtaka 6 months ago
Wish I lived in Trumpton.
martynpank 2 years ago 27
@martynpank Me to they were happy sensible days.
madbob5a 8 months ago
@martynpank i do after a few drinks
djearthstu 6 months ago
Amazing nostalgia. The only thing that annoys me is that the chime of the cymbal is out of synch with him actually hitting it. Not "steadily or sensibly" !!
grulby 2 years ago
PLZ PUT FULL VERSION ON!
cbvgg 2 years ago
matrags iam the same as you it brings tears to my eyes to
blakey66 2 years ago
brings a tear to my eye.
matrags 2 years ago
Scary
dannytheangel 2 years ago
... never to slowly, never to quickly... ahh brilliance
sheep21 2 years ago
OMG ..... IM getting sooo old.. but i love it.. soo many childhood memories
gerardsbabe 2 years ago
The Best kids short programme ever!!! Timeless!!!!!
redwest01 2 years ago
The music on this a camber wick green was/is fantastic. Can you imagine a show like this in todays crazy world
matrags 2 years ago 4
Wow. that brings back a few memories, 67/68 I think. we only had B/W and bbc1 and itv in those days. Its rather strange seeing it again after so many years. where have all those years gone? Thanks for posting anyway.
DIAMONDGEEZER64 2 years ago 4
I WOULD LOVE A TAB OF THIS
bossnumberonefan 2 years ago
would love a tab to this
spacebats 1 year ago
i love the whole minimalist but poor quality 60s sound recording ways....so....freaky
kakaze 2 years ago
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the makers of these shows must have been on weed !!! lol
blackmajor1 2 years ago
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ah memories XD, this show was the absolute shit :P
XanderPrime 2 years ago
i tink my generation were the last 2 watch these cuz i member ivor the engine and the herb garden and im turnin 18 this year lol
duly666 2 years ago 5
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webboffin 2 years ago
Brian Cant, legend.
darganx 2 years ago 4
It always sounded like he was doing his narration from a broom cupboard.
darganx 2 years ago 3
Maybe he was!!!!
:)
theseus27 2 years ago 3
Ah! That music takes me back! Lovely! :-)
MrSonicAdvance 2 years ago 2
Brian Cant could! Rock on Brian.
berlinmitte10117 2 years ago 2
That looks like the clock in Calais...
tabitha501 2 years ago
I thought this thme sounded a bit sort of Camberwick Green, and it is a bit looking at it!
Jinx903 2 years ago
Look and listen and see how much effort went in to making these programs. Brian Cants wonderful voice, Freddie Phillips playing guitar. Thank you Mr Murray.
bunnysss 2 years ago 2
i loved this as a kid but my little sister is 13 years younger and wouldent be able to watch it she would find it 2 boring.nobody sings or throws pies at people
LavernaRivers 2 years ago
zen
DubWren 2 years ago
Loved that show .Always hated the end cause when the factory hooter went ,and they all came out and danced ,you knew the end was coming,and you started to think `Shit i bet it`s Play Away or something crap tomorrow..
theymademedoit0000 3 years ago
hahaha
munkeny 2 years ago
man that's so wrong
P L A Y
PLayaway awyaywaywaywaywaywaywaywa playaway
yeah
kpuc1973 2 years ago
Its all Brian Cant innit
krakenwave 2 years ago
where did it all go wrong
katylied48 3 years ago
indeed
NeuropolitiqueCOGGER 3 years ago
oh how sweet!
just lovely.
everythings just too fast and violent these days.
graceroseline 3 years ago 7
They are fucking kids heads up these days, to what agenda I don't know. The innocence of childhood is being taken away by some evil corporate bastard who wants crime and death.
gards2 2 years ago 3
everyones saying brian cant but i bet he fucking can
mikkifly 3 years ago 2
Brian Cant comment - Hilarious!
Nortsgaf 3 years ago
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ahh.. great memories.. whatever happened to Brian Cunt ?
moonboots69 3 years ago
I am so glad I grew up in the 60's and 70's when childhood was exactly that, no computers, not much money, we just had an old black and white tv and these programmes bring back happy memories, thank you.
sarahkins08 3 years ago 5
yeah and you had to go to the park with charley the cat to find the paedophiles
nowadays they come to you, now that is service.
kpuc1973 2 years ago 4
Childrens programmes shouldn't be trying to push anyones agenda
jamgibsonjamgibson 3 years ago 3
problem with todays kids tv is there always banging the green agenda fed up with it
R4ORT 3 years ago 4
Brings back memories of a happier, simpler time. I realise with the state of the world today, just how lucky i was to have grown up in the 60's & 70's. I really feel sorry for todays kids. They just aren't allowed a childhood anymore :(
NuckinFuts666 3 years ago
I'm sure each generation feels like that.
nichmars 3 years ago
im a 90's kid and i think you had so much better cartoons back then, heres theres too much animation or commercialisation( theres action figures and trading cards for example)
dudedude270 3 years ago 2
genius
geffel 3 years ago
Thanks for posting these, I watched these growing up in the 80's ahhh them were the days!
kuthikanjari 3 years ago
I loved the firemen in this series.Anyone remember their names?
soulyemane 3 years ago
Pugh,Pugh, Cuthbert Dibble and Grub
benjy1649 3 years ago
youre forgetting barney mcgrew
kaiserkarlzoso 3 years ago
Fair do's, I was watching these in the 90's when I was a kid. Good times.
lasgalen 3 years ago
I remember watching Trumpton, Camberwick Green and Chigley in the mid 70's I guess. I am 38 so this was over 30 years ago now. It's like it was yesterday though when I see these clips on Youtube. Ahhh happy days of childhood.
JasonB1969 3 years ago
That was Camberwick Green, another classic!
spongeything 3 years ago
lol it proves what sad acts we could be in the 80s. imagine anyone setting fire to spongebob nowadays. No dont imagine that its far too sad, poor little fellow but i could gladly fire a teletubby.
vainparasite 3 years ago
It might be...YEAH! I know what you mean it is disturbing but i dunno what it is!
XxDizzyRhizxX 3 years ago
Thanks for the fond childhood memory revisited.
cottonwhiskersuk 3 years ago
I remember watching this every time it was on. I think back in the late 60's
Baylan72 3 years ago