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Gosh - I didn't know that a French version of Vision On was produced (in French...). Très magnifique !!!

Merci pour tous ces souvenirs 😊👍

À 16:01 est l' Eastern Express de Francis Jean Claude Fumière. La pièce complète est disponible au site de Standard Music Library.

Pat Keysell is having her photo taken by a young Sylvester McCoy - long before he took on the titular role as the 7th Doctor in Doctor Who, or the role of Radagast the Brown in the Hobbit movies.

More gratitude needs to shown by the Frenchies for this groundbreaking programme. The French though deafness was a curse for sin until 1974.

that flying orange worm always ruined everything 😂

The middle section with the light and shit is tripping

Well I never knew they did it in different languages. Seems strange not having Sylvester on it. And I've yet to see one on UA-cam with Wilf Lunn, he was a regular when I was growing up

Does anyone have English versions of those shows

When i was little i thought Pat was the most attractive woman around, and i still do. RIP MA'AM

Super souvenirs

Only children's programme to cater for the deaf. As a French speaker, i enjoy these programmes very much. Merci beaucoup pour ca.

Loved this.

Le mec avec des lunettes Sylvester MacCoy a joué le rôle du septième Docteur dans Docteur Who de 1987 -1990

Someone listed Al Hirt instead of Bert Kaempfert, in the list of Credits for Declic Vision On, on Wikipedia and IMDb. The reason why, is that it sounded more like him, not Al Hirt. Wasn't Bert Kaempfert 's Java 1964 the actual ending credit of Vision On, and not Al Hirt? It had a xylophone, not the honky tonk piano. It has all the jazz and the sass, which is why I preferred Bert Kaempfert's signature style Java, because that's exactly how I remembered it when the closing credits of Vision On came on through the ongoing seasons. British Broadcasting Corporation operated the program syndication on location in Great Britain, and that's where I was able to watch the Vision On, along with another favorite, science fiction, Doctor Who.

Vacuum Ballet?😂

Creating Silhouettes are fun!

Oh my gosh. I love Herb Alpert!!❤ And I love Struttin’ with Maria ! I have that on My Lonely Bull album! My parents didn’t get that album because they didn’t know it came out ( I was a child then).

I used to watch it on PBS. As a child. It was the signature Java by Bert Kaempfert that showcased my love for the Trumpet and the French horn And I remembered the animated page flipping of one particular book.

Cette émission m’émerveillait, malgré mon jeune âge. Preuve que l’art et la créativité sont un langage universel !

Very creative, inclusive, non judgmental television. Wonderful.

C'est super de revoir se qu'on voyer en étant enfant. Aujourd'hui ce n'est pas bien se qu'il mette

See this? This is why some of us ended up at art schools! In my opinion one of the reasons why British creativity led the world at one point! Why have we let this go in the march to make kids into finance robots?

Lovely memories... l had no idea, when a kid, just how clever this program was, considering the early technology back then...

Cette émission était pleine d'imagination et de poésie.

Superb.

grand souvenir de ma jeunesse cette série qui m'aura marqué durant les visiteurs du mercredi, merci

À 11:11 est la pièce Danza Ritual del Fuego de Manuel de Falla.

Love Sylvester's hair and 'tache. Cool!

The legendary hyperactive Sylvester McCoy at his most Sylvester McCoy-ish. Wouldn't want it any other way!

Sylvester McCoy being brilliant (no surprise there!) What a head of hair he had! Loved his 7th Doctor in Doctor Who, although the show itself wasn't great at the time.

That animated dinosaur is so cute. Does anyone know the name of the tune accompanying the lovely fellow, and who performed it?

I love the music that accompanies the dinosaur. Does anybody know what it is called and who performs it?

Qu'est ce qu'il s'est passé en 50 ans pour qu'on passe de cette merveille à hanouna????

Why don’t people like this work for the BBC anymore, it’s because they have TALENT 😂

super ! que de bons souvenirs !

Little dialogue used and entertaining for the deaf.

Incroyable de revoir cette émission !!! Elle passait dans les visiteurs du mercredi ou je me trompe ?

Une émission que je regardais jeune et que je redécouvre aujourd’hui. Merci d’avoir mis ce chef d’œuvre jeunesse sur UA-cam.

La pièce de musique à 1:48 est une interprétation de Cancion y Danza de Antonio Ruis Pipo

Vision on in French.

ua-cam.com/video/l8KfGUPRRTU/v-deo.html wtf was in that bowl I wonder lol

Ce la.me.rappel.mes.mercredi aprem

Une émission absolument géniale que je ne ratais jamais. Je me « battais » avec ma mère pour vite changer la chaine sur la TV noir et blanc qui n’avait qu’un bouton de réglage qu’il fallait tourner pour trouver le bon canal. Une équipe de plasticiens, artistes inspirés et tellement inspirants. Tony Hart est aussi un fameux « origamiste » (plieur de papier) formé par un grand nom de la discipline Robert Harbin. C’est un peu lui qui m’a enseigné mon premier modèle de pliage. Merci pour ce travail de numérisation, plein de choses remontent du passé en regardant ces images.

Je viens de retrouver cette émission de télé. Je ne me souvenais pas du titre, mais seulement de la musique à la toute fin de l'émission: Al Hirt - Java ua-cam.com/video/e1APLQb7L5w/v-deo.html

Bring back old memories when I was kid.. Thank you verymuch for uploading..❤👍

Le coup de l'horloge parlante en toile de fond c'est malheureusement insupportable...

The Daleks appear in this episode.

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Sympathique émission !