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Opening titles for the dubbed series Flashing Blade, shown on BBCTV children's slots in the late 70s. The complete series is available here:

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  • Noggin the Nog, Marine Boy, Banana Splits, Scooby Doo, Herge's adventures of Tintin, Multicoloured Swap shop (Saturdays), Robinson Crusoe, Skippy, The Aeronauts, The Flashing Blade, Hong Kong Phooey, The Double Deckers, Robinson Crusoe, Daktari, Pogle's Wood, Magic Roundabout, White Horses, Belle and Sebastian. Long summer days with nothing to do. Those were the days..

  • Sorry guys but this was never on on saturdays, it was a "school holiday special". Interesting that these were all foreign productions ( White Horses, Belle & Sebastian Robinson Crusoe) but it didn't register with me at the time, though the dubbing was diabolical lol. Happy Happy times. Miss them x

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  • I used to have this as my ring tone :o)

  • Best theme tune of all time. l'm transported back to a time when I galloped everywhere on my imaginary horse while singing this song. Great memories.

  • it was on saturdays great show the kids of today missed out

  • This vid is popular on Micronesia

  • @adamkincaid1234 Check out the opening theme to Follyfoot .It is a song called 'The Lightning Tree' and is performed by a group called The Settlers .In my opinion it is up there with the theme tunes to Belle Et Sebastien and White Horses .

  • @MrStaffy01 It was on a Sat morning. This, Casey Jones and Champion the Wonder Horse were the start of Sat Kids tv mid 70's. 

  • @maddythegaff It was on Sat mornings and other times. Remember it was repeated on several occasions.

  • it was shown on television on a saturday morning, as i used to look forward to watching it when i was at school and as soon as i got out of bed on a saturday morning the tv went on for my normal saturday morning viewing on tiswas lol this was an added extra but was definitly shown on a saturday morning in our area, no doubts about that, dubbed in to english with the mouths out of sinch with the spoken words ..lol loved it though lol

  • @maddythegaff - I'm sure this was on BBC Northern Ireland on Saturday mornings in the early/mid seventies. Saturday was the only day we were allowed to watch TV and I remember eagerly waiting for this and the Aeronauts...?

  • Strange responses for this video once more.

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