"Jeremy" opening sequence

This is an opening sequence to a stop-motion show I've never heard of. It appeared on a tape of 80's Canadian programming I borrowed from someone awhile back, and this is the only portion that appears on the tape. Can anyone identify this show? I haven't seen anything about it anywhere on the net.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• animation
• stopmotion
• animals
• 60's
• Albert
• Barille

[Grimaggressor]

Good 'ol TV Ontario!

This brings back innocent secure feelings of childhood.

[mando71P]

I have been looking for this for years!! I loved this show as a child. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!

[ferociousgumby]

My kids watched this.I forgot all about it. Also Barbapapa!

[ranka35]

i remember watching this wheni was little! my god what was wrong with the song! it sounded aweful! lol

[MadHighway]

That's a really weird dog 0:00-0:10.

Does Jeremy have adenoid troubles after falling into the icy waters of Gdansk harbour?

[sausageslaps]

this opening is from a later season of jeremy, i remember this quite clearly, jeremy gets trapped under the ice and stuff due to his lack of attention to things, he talks to fishes and stuff. i wish there were full episodes on youtube

[TheConspiracyMan8]

i dare any production company to make anything half as good as this. they can't cuz their ideas are garbage or recycled bullshit. gone are the days of awesome children's programing. i feel for the kids today since all they have to grow up to is binoo and toopie. like seriously?

[0raj11]

@0raj11 (continued) ... most other countries, but in Britain and USA he was called Barnaby, and in Canada - Jeremy. If you search for Colargol on Youtube you can find different language versions, and after comparing them I think the Polish version has the best music of all...

[0raj11]

"Colargol" has been originally produced in Poland, in Se-Ma-For studio in Lodz. The art director of the series was Tadeusz Wilkosz, he also created the original puppets, and the cinematographic director was Julia Hartwig. However, the original author of the story, Olga Pouchine, producer, Albert Barille, and music composer, Mireille, were French, which makes Colargol a Polish-French coproduction. Colargol has been known under this name in Poland, France, Holland, Italy and ...

[petie71]

I've never heard this opening before. I've only heard the 'I'm a bear called Jeremy. I can do most anything...' I grew up watching this programme. Sigh.

[uofmrules1]

Now THIS show I used to love growing up, but usually it came on when we were having dinner and I wasn't allowed to watch it for that reason. :-(

[cinn24]

OMG!!! I have been looking for this for years!! Thanks so much for posting this...I watched waaaay too much TV as a kid!! :)