1950s British Children's Television Series
15 entries in the 1950s British Children's Television Series compendium.
The AppleyardsA live children's soap opera following the Appleyard family.Billy Bean and His Funny MachineA puppet and his machine create humorous mishaps.Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School (TV series)BBC series based on Frank Richards' Greyfriars School stories.Flower Pot MenString puppets Bill and Ben in a garden.For the ChildrenBBC's early umbrella title for children's afternoon television.Ivor the EngineA small green steam locomotive with a dream to sing.Muffin the MuleA puppet mule who danced on a piano.Noggin the NogA gentle Viking king in a world of dragons and flying machines.Picture Book (TV series)BBC children's series encouraging creativity, part of Watch with Mother.Rag, Tag and BobtailGlove-puppet tales of a hedgehog, mouse, and rabbit.A Rubovian LegendMarionette adventures in the tiny kingdom of Rubovia.Tea-V TimeITV's first weekday children's strand for London.Torchy the Battery BoyA battery-powered boy with a magical lamp in his hat.Watch with MotherIt was the first BBC television series aimed specifically at pre-school children, a development of BBC…The Woodentops (TV series)Pre-school puppet series about a farm family.
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