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Tafdolphin wrote:It's on the first page.

Octoroc wrote:I can play the theme tune to Mysterious Cities Of Gold on the ukulele.

That's my "cool story du jour".

IGM wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:It's on the first page.

Lies!!

(I must have scrolled past it)

IGM wrote:

Octoroc wrote:I can play the theme tune to Mysterious Cities Of Gold on the ukulele.

That's my "cool story du jour".

That's fabulous.

Apart from the ukelele part. Maybe if I was sitting quite far away when I heard it. That's why it's such a good stage instrument. Up close it's sound is terrifying.

Wikipedia wrote:Three new seasons of 26 episodes each are confirmed and in production, as a co-joint venture between the television channel TF1, the French animation company Blue Spirit and Jean Chalopin's company Movie-Plus Group. The first of these seasons will see the series move to Asia. The design of the characters will be the same with some subtle upgrades in the animation. Jean Chalopin produces the show and acts as a creative consultant for the script, which is written by Hadrian Soulez-Lariviere from Chalopin's own draft for the sequel; while Bernard Deyries reportedly serves as art director. New background music will be composed by Noam Kaniel. The first new season due is due to start airing on TF1 in September 2012.

Drizzt wrote:

Rubix wrote:

IGM wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:It's on the first page.

Lies!!

(I must have scrolled past it)

Not only the first page but the OP

Octoroc wrote:

IGM wrote:

Octoroc wrote:I can play the theme tune to Mysterious Cities Of Gold on the ukulele.

That's my "cool story du jour".

That's fabulous.

Apart from the ukelele part. Maybe if I was sitting quite far away when I heard it. That's why it's such a good stage instrument. Up close it's sound is terrifying.

I've never considered my uke to be terrifying, my kids love it...

...it's semi-acoustic if that helps.

I didn't know they were making a sequel to Mysterious Cities...

Wikipedia wrote:Three new seasons of 26 episodes each are confirmed and in production, as a co-joint venture between the television channel TF1, the French animation company Blue Spirit and Jean Chalopin's company Movie-Plus Group. The first of these seasons will see the series move to Asia. The design of the characters will be the same with some subtle upgrades in the animation. Jean Chalopin produces the show and acts as a creative consultant for the script, which is written by Hadrian Soulez-Lariviere from Chalopin's own draft for the sequel; while Bernard Deyries reportedly serves as art director. New background music will be composed by Noam Kaniel. The first new season due is due to start airing on TF1 in September 2012.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mysterious_Cities_of_Gold#Sequel

IGM wrote:

Rubix wrote:

IGM wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:It's on the first page.

Lies!!

(I must have scrolled past it)

Not only the first page but the OP

I've had just about enough of you, Rubix.

Rubix wrote:

IGM wrote:

Rubix wrote:

IGM wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:It's on the first page.

Lies!!

(I must have scrolled past it)

Not only the first page but the OP

I've had just about enough of you, Rubix.

Hung Up The Cape wrote:Bit of a longshot but i'll give it a go anyway. When I was kid and visited my nans I always remember a cartoon on at lunchtimes (12-2) on ITV (I think). It was pre-97 when my nan died, and I can't remember many details except it had animals in it and a man living in a house. It was possibly related to a noahs ark type concept.

I know that was the worst description ever, but I can't remember back that far for a show that I may or may not have made up .

DML wrote:

Hung Up The Cape wrote:Bit of a longshot but i'll give it a go anyway. When I was kid and visited my nans I always remember a cartoon on at lunchtimes (12-2) on ITV (I think). It was pre-97 when my nan died, and I can't remember many details except it had animals in it and a man living in a house. It was possibly related to a noahs ark type concept.

I know that was the worst description ever, but I can't remember back that far for a show that I may or may not have made up .

Noah's Island?

Hung Up The Cape wrote:Bit of a longshot but i'll give it a go anyway. When I was kid and visited my nans I always remember a cartoon on at lunchtimes (12-2) on ITV (I think). It was pre-97 when my nan died, and I can't remember many details except it had animals in it and a man living in a house. It was possibly related to a noahs ark type concept.

I know that was the worst description ever, but I can't remember back that far for a show that I may or may not have made up .

DML wrote:

Hung Up The Cape wrote:Bit of a longshot but i'll give it a go anyway. When I was kid and visited my nans I always remember a cartoon on at lunchtimes (12-2) on ITV (I think). It was pre-97 when my nan died, and I can't remember many details except it had animals in it and a man living in a house. It was possibly related to a noahs ark type concept.

I know that was the worst description ever, but I can't remember back that far for a show that I may or may not have made up .

Ok I'm gonna work this out. Were they zoo animals, farmyard animals, cats or dogs or something?

Hung Up The Cape wrote:

DML wrote:

Hung Up The Cape wrote:Bit of a longshot but i'll give it a go anyway. When I was kid and visited my nans I always remember a cartoon on at lunchtimes (12-2) on ITV (I think). It was pre-97 when my nan died, and I can't remember many details except it had animals in it and a man living in a house. It was possibly related to a noahs ark type concept.

I know that was the worst description ever, but I can't remember back that far for a show that I may or may not have made up .

Ok I'm gonna work this out. Were they zoo animals, farmyard animals, cats or dogs or something?

I remember a bloke in a house in the middle of nowhere with a road crossroads near by and different animals would come past visit. Couldnt even tell you if it was British/American. I remember a giraffe in it i'm sure, so i'd go zoo animals.