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Woof! Opening Intro (1994)

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Uploaded by on May 8, 2009

This is the opening intro to the CITV drama "Woof!". This is taken from the second version of the series, which features Rex, a boy who, when itching his face, turns into a dog. Nobody knows about his condition except his best friend, Michael.

The second version of Woof! ran from 1993 until 1996.

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  • 16 years on and still half moustaches arent in :D

  • Great clip, from the best days of CITV.

    One thing bugs me though; how, if at all, did he get his clothes back on when changing from dog to human form? ;D

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  • how the hell do people get hold of this stuff. Feel so old now. remember this like it was yesterday though

  • takes me back some this

  • Fuck me, memories.

  • dat fuken dog

  • Those people: the man shaving, the tea lady, the flower man and the courting couple...you'd think it was the first time in their lives they ever saw a dog.

  • Is that Hugh Lawrie dropping the flowers?

  • The theme tune is ace!

  • ....:O i keep humming this song.. I never knew where it came from untill now lmao thanks for the reminder :D

  • @97channel True

    Why did Eric not continue in the series...anyone know?

  • @ACRetro and where did they go when he turned to a dog the original onr didnt leave his behind!!

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