Geordie Racer was... Certainly Something

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Bah, I've only just noticed that Chapter 2 of this is slightly out of sync, which is incredibly annoying and I'm not actually sure what's happened there so... Soz.

[@dvrs-e6t]

Please do a Sammy's Super T-Shirt episode.

[@TKMRacer28]

Someone needs sacking for that error.

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

@TKMRacer28 it's me. It's always me.

[@gavinward1348]

No worries mate. I forgot how mindless this was. Love 'Build Yourself a Word', and of course 'Magic, Magic E'. Seriously, you are doing some admirable work to make this dross entertaining. As always, Funny as Funk 😅

[@Sparkypark]

Preface - great video and I love your work. This is pure nightmare fuel for me though. Takes me right back to the grim 80s and miners strike for some reason (must have been watching it at the same time I guess?). Chain smoking neighbours constantly talking about Scargil etc. For some reason I feel sick to the pits of my stomach with this one. I think this is the only video I have ever seen that has triggered me in some way. I have liked and am already subscribed. Keep up the good work. But god damn, this video sent me some place. Think I’ll go play treasure island dizzy for a while.

[@TheRealBigDan]

The memories of a bloomin freezing tv room at school, a massive box of a TV on a stand with a noisy VCR and a teacher who had no idea how to work it.

[@LuminalSpoon]

Also the TV speakers would go all funny if it went too loud

[@rossvegas7]

100% the same memory unlocked mate thanks 😂😂

[@thorisrain]

lol yeah, and those minute-long countdowns before school tv programmes, talk about hyping it up :D

[@MrX-le8fn]

And the teacher would for ever stop the tape to ask bloody stupid questions

[@cliffhanger8170]

@@TheRealBigDan why did we have to sit on the floor too?

[@niall653]

Teaching kids about magic e's when the 90s where just around the corner

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Yep great preparation

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Also the shamen helped with Ebeneezer good

[@frogmastiff8198]

don't forget billy whiz either, the dandy had a bit to answer for, and the magic mushrooms in magic roundabout

[@kron520]

0:35 You just know it's fiction, because those biscuit tins contain nothing but sewing equipment.

[@lostintranslation1957]

😂😂😂

[@lostintranslation1957]

The biggest disappointment that came to me as a kid was when the Travel Sweet Tins had needles and thread instead of those powdery boiled pieces of goodness. What I never understood was my nan never ate sweets so where did they go?

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Lol

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

​@@lostintranslation1957Thatcher probably stole them

[@GangsterFrankensteinComputer]

As a person of Geordie descent, Geordie Racer is very similar to my parent's childhood stories. The greatest discrepancy is the lack of casual violence, swearing and cigarette smoking, while eating stotties by a bin.

[@UmbertoDavidPanda]

I'm from Manchester and in school this was actually presented as a documentary about what life was really like in Newcastle. We were all grateful for what we had.

[@fremenondesand3896]

I really hated this show as a child, and back then I was full of joy, whimsy and wonder. Now i'm a grumpy old man and I can say child me was right to hate this. Thanks for reminding me.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

I loved it but only ever saw it at school so it was better than lessons

[@fremenondesand3896]

@@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD I think that horrid creature, wordy? He used to do a song about letters using a magic light up pen and I remember one about "Top to Bottom, down and up." I hate it so much. I'm convinced stupidity is contagious and that show did a lot to dumb down 80's England.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

@@fremenondesand3896 lol yeah magic pencil I think it was called - had a big light bulb in the end :)

[@Lordborak316]

We had a magic E wizard at school. He used to hang round the back of the bike sheds with the smokers, in prison now.

[@sprobablycancr4457]

He seemed cool. I didn't question why a 35 yr-old was behind the bike sheds.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

That's hardcore for primary school

[@cliffhanger8170]

This unlocked some deeply buried childhood memories of extreme boredom.

[@jean-lucpicard5510]

Childhood trauma you mean.

[@AndyHewco]

The false hope that the TV trolley came out and you didn't have to sit through assembly or maths, and then this comes on.

[@jonathananderson9769]

I even got bored watching this video!

[@AndyHewco]

@@jonathananderson9769 haha, fortunately we had RTS' commentary to entertain. Dread to think the emotional stress he had to do to get through all these episodes and edit it all together!

[@jonathananderson9769]

True - I got to the start of episode 8 and had to stop too much Geordie R*pist on Magic e for me

[@yelb9135]

‘Northern poverty’?! He’s got a bloody breakfast bar!!

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Lol

[@xDemolix]

We've gone from a noncey dragon to an actual nonce in just one children's series.

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Such is life

[@Ecxoes]

Got thrown out of a lesson for singing "shit becomes shite with me, magic magic e" Through the dragons eye was more traumatising, though.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Fair play mate :)

[@jean-lucpicard5510]

Why didn't I think of that?

[@tolindaniel]

Fun fact: that wizard went on to become Ebeneezer Goode.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Chooooon. I had it on cassette 100% dance

[@UmbertoDavidPanda]

Naughty naughty. Very naughty.

[@TheDukeofGinge]

Honestly as a school kids aged 6 or 7 getting a tv show set in your home city of Newcastle was mind blowing

[@GangsterFrankensteinComputer]

ooh Biker.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

I bet!!!

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

​@@GangsterFrankensteinComputer He canna see jeff

[@ctmtmtl316]

The magic E song for Christmas number 1.

[@javelinXH992]

Needs a re-release for sure.

[@dominicpayne4393]

Mate through the Dragons eye now Geordie racer. I am forever in your debt. Pure class

[@seanpaulluke]

@dominicpayne4393 wait... there's a dragons eye?!

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Legendary shows

[@dannyholloway8597]

"Haddaway..." Top notch as usual!

[@Nah_Mate_Aint_Nowt]

Baby don't hurt me

[@uttridge]

That is such a good gag, it's criminal how quickly it passes! 😂

[@sevinPackage]

I'm so glad you got your channel back. Sorry you had to put up with that undue stress, and thanks for this video!

[@nickmoranis2865]

What happened with the channel? Disappeared.

[@eviltaylor1]

Like "Threads" with more suffering.

[@jean-lucpicard5510]

If Threads took place in Newcastle the place would be a lot happier. 😂

[@burbercat3558]

Worst Auf Wiedersehen Pet ever

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Nah that was the one in the native American reservation

[@javelinXH992]

Surely this is an Inspector Morse spin off? Lewis hasn’t got a clue about the mystery van driver without Morse to help him.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

@@javelinXH992 yeah before he went to Oxford and put on a posh accent. He was always looking for that pigeon though and she's a tear when one flew past, which was quite often

[@mark23a]

Bloody hell , this brings back memories. I remember magic E and wordy. I'm sure after the episode, we had to answer questions on a sheet about the show. So much of this show now looks well dodgy and that's not including the DJ. Epic commentary as always. Glad your back with us RTS!

[@colmreilly8779]

We even watched this in primary school in Dublin when it aired on BBC, despite us not being UK license payers. 😂

[@misterdodgy4229]

In Manchester in the 90’s we also had a ‘Magic E Wizard’ but I think he was up to other things.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Probably looked the same though :)

[@brandnewdan]

Not gunna lie, that "Magic E's" song went HARD, synched SO well with the animation They must've known the connotations that "Magi E's" has in relation to drug culture and stealthily sneaked it in there!

[@bryanbridgwood6923]

Wordy looks like a South Park character who slept on scrabble.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Lol

[@mysterycrumble]

OH MY F'ING G i was not expecting this! god bless you and everyone who sails in you.

[@jollygood9183]

You my friend are a genius and have just cured something that may have lay dormant in a forty three year old man. I love you. Said it. Live it.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

As a 43 year old man I agree

[@jean-lucpicard5510]

1981 for the win.

[@Nosaveddataretro]

Great to see you back mate after the youtube purge. Think you should celebrate by having a massive stottie man

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

I second this

[@AFCManUk]

Ah,,,I'm so glad my year at school was just too old to have to sit through this one. I think we had the best of Look & Read: The Boy From Space, Dark Towers, Badger Girl and Fairground.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Nah Geordie racer was great! This edit doesn't do it justice:)

[@mickles1975]

The magic e song is still in my head all these years later.

[@leaf3827]

Ah, KZbin suggested something worth watching as last, maybe my friday night is saved after all...

[@ThisSourKraut]

Same, mate. 👍

[@gamesmasteruploader4863]

As someone who lives in Newcastle, if nothing else the old footage of the city is fascinating to see.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Are people still called spuggy?

[@gamesmasteruploader4863]

@@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD not to their face

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

@@gamesmasteruploader4863 😂

[@Zomerset]

I can’t explain how much your videos entertain me and the number of times I genuinely laugh out loud. Thank you for the hard graft.

[@Nosaveddataretro]

Random fact where spuggy lives. He lives in the Byker Wall and although a massive eyesore is a listed building. The lovely red door in that brilliant red is actually a colour only painted for the Byker wall. Yup even the Byker wall has its own listed paint and can only be maintained in that certain shade. Yeah told you it was random.

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Top fact!

[@TheFettz]

You don’t go to the byker wall on your own either 😮

[@Nosaveddataretro]

​@@TheFettz especially on a night time.

[@Eric_Hunt194]

That's literally the opposite of "random". Somebody didn't listen to Wordie... 😂

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Cool fact

[@OscarsBadFurDay]

That magic E song was banging 🎶

[@buffclary]

The message system...."AMANDA!!!!" I'm dying😂

[@leaf3827]

Requesting (Badger Girl) full season on YT

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

It's on the list along with Dark Tower

[@leaf3827]

@@RoseTintedSpectrum Fuvkin boss tho.

[@YouTubeMrP]

@@RoseTintedSpectrum Dark Towers first, please boss! There’s a genuine plot in that one and - I think - Christopher Biggins as a hard man villain. That can’t be right, surely?

[@Eric_Hunt194]

Far fewer unintended double entendres in Badger Girl.

[@lauramurrell6430]

+1 vote for badger girl!

[@crimsonkate8241]

"Mickey, you broadcast..." "Yes?" "So you're a..." LOL, RTS is back & on form!

[@HallelujahHotdog]

“Stop juicing that pigeon you maniac”had me rolling

[@chrisball3778]

I love the escalation of the thieves' crimes... precious jewels... priceless artworks... the contents of the tills at a parochial Northern rec centre. Truly the heist of the century. Just think how many 10p bottles of luridly-coloured Panda Pop that place must sell of a weekend. I genuinely loved this when I was a kid, even though I grew up in East Anglia and could probably only understand about one in three words that came out of Spuggie's mouth.

[@gwishart]

Wasn't the rec centre where everyone went to pay their entry fees to be in the Great North Run? In the bizarre world of Geordie Racer, it would make perfect sense for the race organisers to leave massive bundles of cash lying around completely unattended during the race.

[@Nah_Mate_Aint_Nowt]

Well that brought me back to being ushered into the staff room with the rest of the class to watch the big TV hid behind two doors. Dark Towers and Badger Girl next.

[@cptnkrenon]

Wordy seriously gives me the creeps. It also makes an appearance in Threads, the fucker can literally survive the apocalypse. 😱

[@kaargen]

Is this one of those things that they'd show the class one time every week except we didn't have enough time to watch the entire thing before we're supposed to learn about the next thing, so my child mind was eternally irritated and left wondering how the story ends for the rest of the entire school year?

[@turnitonagain2]

YES. This. The most exiting part of the whole thing was getting picked to go and fetch the one-telly-on-wheels-that-the-school-owned and pissing about with it in the corridor on the way back to class

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Yep same. Had to answer questions on bits we hadn't seen

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

​@@turnitonagain2lol. Reminds me of my time doing the ohp acetates in assembly

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

I loved this at school - the theme tune was absolutely banging. Byker grove had a spuggy too

[@RetroBytesUK]

I think I had successfully repressed all memories of having to watch this at school, until now. It explains how I know what Stottie is despite never having been to Newcastle. The only thing this re-cap is missing to create the experience of watching this at school, is there is not a middle aged women treating using a video recorder like she is taking part in a NASA science mission, and she has been give the tricky bit to do.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Lol. Wasn't it great to watch telly at school though

[@Razaprime]

Legitimately love these educational recaps. It reminds me of the big black tvs being wheeled into the classroom and the buzz of excitement from classmates. If I was sitting on a tiny green plastic chair I’d be right back there! Thank you, so very funny and such a blast from the past! I’ll pray for your sanity!

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

I miss those days

[@Razaprime]

@ simpler times, weren’t they?

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

@@Razaprime yep - even this stuff seemed amazing lol

[@Razaprime]

@ I think that nostalgia can act like a big comfortable blanket and wrap you up and give you peace and comfort. I completely agree, I’d sit and watch Geordie Racer or the Dragon’s Eye and just smile now. I choose to take comfort in it! It’s like the Spectrum games remind me of my oldest and dearest friend. He had a Spectrum and I had a C64. The afternoons spent, loading games, being silly and just enjoying life were magnificent.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

@@Razaprime cool - I was a c64 man myself. I still like watching Dr who from that time, as you say the nostalgia gives me a comfort. Like watching something like the littlest hobo and I remember watching it at grans, these memories locked up somewhere in our heads

[@dayalpatterson381]

"There are many dangers... but we'll risk the pigeons anyway as it's a laugh."

[@9a076]

I absolutely love all your videos the games master stuff had me rolling around on the floor keep up the good work

[@Shundi12]

Thanks

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Thank you bud, much appreciated

[@Shundi12]

@@RoseTintedSpectrum No problem mate. I somehow managed to separate my main comment from the super thanks, but there we go. Great video as always. It's the least I could do for such a good video that made me laugh enough for my Wife to tell me to shut up. :)

[@polymatt]

16:40 Damn. That "Magic E" is a banger. If only I knew UK Children's daytime TV had those kinds of drops...

[@Arkhan_The_Black]

AMANDAAAAA!

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

@@Arkhan_The_Black Amaaaaaandaaaaaaa

[@Arkhan_The_Black]

@RoseTintedSpectrum Seems Gorwen's power to incessantly shout peoples names over and over again has the power to transcend time, space and even dimensions!

[@dfpguitar]

Am I the only one who really liked this as a child? That era was so deathly boring as a poor kid with activities, books, tv or places to go. I was really young when i saw it. Probably 5 and although i already knew how to read and spell very well. I found the story segments of the programme deeply engrossing and even magical. The spellbot sections were just annoying, but i do remember autistically enjoying the pen with the bright tip. Only saw the programme (bbc look and read) about five times at school but more often by skipping school and catching it on daytime tv.

[@K1987-t5e]

I loved it

[@retromonkey5262]

You and Stuart Millard have got my nostalgia fix sorted lol I cant wait for "Jossies Giants" 8D

[@benwillis5840]

0:16 "inexplicably known as Spuggie" I remember being about 7 and the book that accompanied the series at school told us that Spuggie meant Sparrow. Totally explicked

[@penguincustard1]

I remember that mr wordsworth character. That series looked dire, well done for watching it all. I recognised the dad, he was one of the blokes in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.

[@Derekconlon]

Yeah! He was young Nev. I’m rewatching that at the moment so Nev appearing suddenly was great.

[@dawnharley9889]

He was in inspecter morse as well

[@kristianbarford]

I might be late to the party/stating the bleeding obvious, but how Robert Webb is the narrator? The timbré, the delivery, the acid wit. Marvellous.

[@seanpaulluke]

Ah... memories. Every week down to the library and the primary teacher would roll out the TV and we'd watch this. It actually created a mandella effect for me when Ant got blinded in Byker Grove. I could've sworn he said "Spuggy I cannae see mon"

[@markbrown1089]

Spuggy is another word for a bird not a stottie🙃

[@sawfumz9422]

Mate, your content is bloody brilliant and your commentary and editing are comic genius. Thank you for the laughs. Keep up the good work.

[@TheRealBigDan]

@22:17 Spuggy confirmed as a Trekkie in his Original series Star Trek T-Shirt

[@lawrencelimburger9160]

the rinsing is brilliant, not laughed so much in ages! Also a Spuggy is a common sparrow, so hes a common garden geordie in every way

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Yeah, I'm Cumbrian so I know the term Spuggy but I don't quite get why they call HIM Spuggy. He loves pigeons. It'd be like calling a runner "Hurdle boy"

[@MrJimithee]

When I was a kid, once a week someone would have to run across school and wheel back "THE TELLY" so we could spend a whole lesson watching Geordie Racer... BLISS!!! (and teachers complain they aren't paid enough...)

[@thorisrain]

Haha yeah, hey 'member THE PHONE? (also the local pub and doctor etc) - those were the days (as long as you weren't getting diddled by a TV star of course)!

[@ieatwobblebassforbreakfast627]

Lol, if I wasn't freaked out enough just by the fact that....I'm watching Geordie Racer. I spotted mi mum's brown, seventies cup n saucer set, fuck me. 7:57. Every bleeder had them, aahhhh... working class plates.

[@SonicAlpha]

I didn't think the Magic E song could get any better... I was so very wrong.

[@SonicAlpha]

Did you ever cover the tie-in games for these shows? I remember playing them in school 🫠

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Not yet, might be worth doing a video of them all when I finish this lot off

[@southamptonscifi4012]

17:00 these drum & bass remixes are everything - especially a song about Magic Es.

[@LuLzMrTom]

I remember watching this whole thing in Primary School, enjoyed it although ended up getting a bit tired of it after a few hours. I changed school halfway through, and imagine my joy when the first English lesson I had at the new school was... starting Geordie Racer again 😭

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Lol still better than doing pages of sums though eh

[@Retroid84]

Started this thinking it was something I had never seen before. Until that red robot popped up and then I was smacked by a memory overload! It always reminded me of the Henry Vacuum Cleaner as a kid.

[@Fearless_Beggar]

That Magic E song is EXACTLY how i remember it.

[@TheRealBigDan]

Does anyone else remember the safety videos we had to watch, one particular terrifying safety video i remember was "Never rest in peace" a farm safety video involving kids losing limbs and drowning and the ghost of a dead farmer accused of murdering children. Scared the life out of me and my classmates

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Yep they were awesome horror films

[@leod-sigefast]

I would have been 7 when this came out...and it seems to have completely passed me by! This is the first time I have heard of it. I love your narration of it and the humour - a great evening's entertainment! BBC computers...now I do remember them and the awful educational games teachers sometimes let you play in class. P.S. amongst all the 80s drabness and boffy fashion the series was slightly saved by spuggy's sister being a bit of alright!

[@Spellfork]

@16:31 Magic "E" stands for Ecstasy!

[@mattyrichardson7239]

Cheers Geoff.

[@peloquinrebirth]

Brilliant vid mate, laughed so much. Thank you :)

[@adammassacre4715]

Look and Read! I watched this show as a kid back in the 80's when i was at primary school. The tecka rolling out the TV was always a mint moment. Propa class man! 1:00:39 that busy aint even an actor Mickey got rumbled! lol

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

Me too - massive telly and video on wheels happy days

[@tripleb4736]

i watched a few episodes of this at school , but due to the amount of twagging i did i never did figure out if spuggy was a lad , a lass, some sort of strange sort of sexless clone. The magic E certainly had its time in the 90s

[@Eric_Hunt194]

Your confusion may stem from there being a girl in Byker Grove called Spuggy.

[@buffclary]

Confession time, the magic pencil scared me badly as a kid, as did wordy!!😂

[@russmorgan315]

That's actually Kevin Whatleys real life wife playing his wife in the show.

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

And his real pigeon

[@dudekidhairwhite]

I have a distinct memory of pissing against a tree in the late 80s and singing "weeeee magic e". I studied French for 9 years and remember nothing, the power of a catchy song

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

The Geordie racer theme tune is still stuck in my head

[@Paul--W]

You got me with the stairs scene 🤣

[@Angelponies80]

I saw this at school too 😂😂 our teacher bought in a stottie for us to try omg memories...but also your commentary got me crying with laughter... brilliant 🤣

[@bryanbridgwood6923]

The most believable part of the story is a Vietnamese geordie.

[@therealyogibear2k225]

Lewis from Morse. I loved look and read. My favourite thing to watch skiving off school. It's such a shame that you never hear of Derek Griffiths anymore. This is my childhood right there.

[@gamesmasteruploader4863]

"After the death of Princess Diana in 1997, Peter Rowell faced a disciplinary hearing after saying "she had huge knockers" after footage of the princess was shown and not realising the microphone was switched on."

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

@@gamesmasteruploader4863 yeah, I read that one. I wasn't shocked, haha

[@TheFettz]

The Giant Hall is Seaton Delaval Hall and it was also in Supergran! It was the bad guys house in that

[@Atlantean-1980]

As a 45 year old man , I appreciated this trip down memory lane 😂

[@mateuszpawowski8139]

4:26 "I followed my MAP I simply went ****" - cut to the nonce. Nicely done

[@Spellfork]

My brain refuses to accept this dialect, half the time I feel like they're making it up on the spot. It's so weird, I love it!

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Howay man!

[@Benjamin.Jamin.]

It's pretty much accurate. I grew up as the soft southern cousin who could barely understand his own relatives at Christmas. Go 20mi north of Newcastle and it's almost entirely unintelligible. As in they use entirely different words.

[@beatchef]

I live quite near Folkestone, it's in Kent in the same general area as Canterbury and Margate.

[@TheVintageApplianceEmporium]

I think I remember watching this in school. Couldn't understand a word of it then, can't understand a word of it now!

[@jamespoole76]

Finally got around to watching all this in one go. So many boring school memories coming back. I wonder now why the class got so excited when the big TV & VHS player got wheeled in. Still had a laugh thanks to you mate.👍

[@MrFunsocks]

Missed out on Geordie Racer when I was at school; my lot were subjected to Badger Girl instead. Pretty sure it still had the same sodding songs in, though!

[@thorisrain]

I don't remember this show, thankfully, but hate-watched 'Beeker Grurve' for a while as a kid, also with a character called Spuggy, and debuting Ant and Deck, the moss piglets of broadcast television... stick yer license lol :D

[@vermis8344]

I don't know what a moss piglet is but I'm going to use it in a sentence today.

[@YouSoSpice]

oh my god your channel is back I haven't been so scared in my entire life

[@captnwebb4669]

I love you, my man. Just bloody exquisite.

[@RaverOperator]

This brings back childhood nightmares! I bloody hated this so much, but kicking k (by the wizard) despite my best efforts, still lives on rent free in my head. I HAD managed to forget about Wordy though, until now! Damn Wordy is annoying!

[@craigchampagne7797]

Made my friday, this. Thanks! Such a great channel. Do you remember Badger Girl?

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

@@craigchampagne7797 I do not, but it's on my list!

[@GlenCurtis-q1n]

I remember it

[@ThisSourKraut]

What the fuck did I just stumble in on? Literally one sentence in, and I know I'm gonna love this channel. Edit: 'Registered offender' made me laugh out loud. Yeah I'm hooked. ❤

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

I can always appreciate someone with a Buddy avatar. Welcome aboard.

[@ThisSourKraut]

@RoseTintedSpectrum I've had this avatar for over a decade, and no one has ever picked it. Think you're my kinda guy. =)

[@jimmyhues5717]

boy they really went crazy on the midi

[@Bodcut]

Well that ruined my memories of blue flash,🎉😂,cant wait for your next masterpiece

[@jc441-i3q]

I don't remember this one. For me, Byker Grove was my first exposure to Northern kids. I remember wondering why they never went to school.

[@RoseTintedSpectrum]

Oooh byker byker byker bykeeeer grove YEAH!

[@jc441-i3q]

@@RoseTintedSpectrum ...and let us not forget PJ and Duncan's "Let's Get Ready to Rhumble!"

[@robdealer]

I never watched this program, but I watched this entire video - your video editing and narration is fking incredible! Amazing content ❤

[@Vintage-Tech]

I did this at school and well... even as a child it was just awful... I remember the pure joy when it was finally over!

[@Tsa-SONGS-ABOUT-BEING-a-DAD]

I loved it! But alternative was pages of times tables