I was born in 1955 and remember this series as a child, now at the age of 68 I still find these tales comforting and relaxing. Thank you for posting this.
I was born 1956 and these series had a good and important impact and influence on my life. I am 64 now. 😁😂👍 used watch everyone as a very young child. I was blown away when I saw this on YT. Thanks.
Great video! At 64 I can remember having to enter a fancy dress competition age 4 as Noggin. Proud as punch until the judge said; 'And in 2nd place, the Viking!' My dear departed Mum said, 'You gave him such a dirty look!' Thanks for this.
I love it. I was born in '68 and I loved all the Postgate series. I've shown some of it to my children - and they didn't get it. I was very disappointed.
Same here. It's not sinister and it's obviously not cheerful it just grabs your attention and gets in your head. Especially with the accompanying words. 30 odd years on and I still love it!
Gub alicious Did you get the board game and accompanying minis for said game when they came out? I kickstarted the game and the minis. Fantastic game but a bugger to try and get hold of now!
This is ridiculously nostalgic. The days when I was 4 at my grandmas house… best time of my life
I was born in 1955 and remember this series as a child, now at the age of 68 I still find these tales comforting and relaxing. Thank you for posting this.
I mean, come on - Noggin! Oliver Postgate - and Peter Firmin - rock.
They really do not make them like this any more.
Cheers for this!
I was born 1956 and these series had a good and important impact and influence on my life. I am 64 now. 😁😂👍 used watch everyone as a very young child. I was blown away when I saw this on YT. Thanks.
you tubes great :)
Ahhhhh this is wonderful, such good memories watching Noggin as a child.
I'm 65 this year. Th6ank you for putting this on you tube.
The brilliant and legendary Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin. ☺️🙂😊
I loved Noggin the Nog when I was little in the early sixties. My dad's nickname for me was Noggin as I had a little round face with big eyes.
Great video! At 64 I can remember having to enter a fancy dress competition age 4 as Noggin. Proud as punch until the judge said; 'And in 2nd place, the Viking!' My dear departed Mum said, 'You gave him such a dirty look!' Thanks for this.
I love it. I was born in '68 and I loved all the Postgate series. I've shown some of it to my children - and they didn't get it. I was very disappointed.
The music to Noggin haunts me to this day.
Same here. It's not sinister and it's obviously not cheerful it just grabs your attention and gets in your head. Especially with the accompanying words. 30 odd years on and I still love it!
Gub alicious Did you get the board game and accompanying minis for said game when they came out? I kickstarted the game and the minis. Fantastic game but a bugger to try and get hold of now!
@@Super_tramp142 I didn't mate no. I am however the proud owner of the DVD with its lovely art booklet and the original BBC VHS! 😀
@@Gubalicious It fits in with the Dragon's heavy footsteps
The dragons friendly society. Fantastic.
That gives me flashbacks to Finding Nemo
I am a nice dragon, not a mindless eating machine. Villagers are friends, Not food!
@@garrettnored4788 I am Glad that this Dragon is a nice ice one and not a nasty one which breathes fire
Ahh, Oliver Postgate made me the man I am today...
I feel the same way about Reeves and Mortimer
I’m just imagining one of his stop motion puppets writing this comment.
@@Super_tramp142 Your wheels need oiling : D
nogbad is a proper sod
If you remember this & bagpuss the clangers the moomins Mr Benn The herbs Hector's house & all.....you're officially old ..daamit ..😭😭😭
The Wooden Tops, Bill and Ben, Listen with mother, You are totally ancient
@@lisainger6751 Flobabdob!
Who cares. Just enjoy it. It's all rubbish nowadays. I'm so glad I was a child in the 70s and early 80s.
@@alanculbert5146 I agree 100% 😊
I'm 27 never heard of this before but someone told me to watch it, I want to watch every episode now lol
Oh my god we used to rent this on video when I was four! I'm thirty two now.
Fantastic. Nogbad has a remarkable resemblance to Basil Fawlty.
Brilliant👌 I watched this as a little child. Love it
My childhood.
Magical.
I love the dragons friendly society. Amazing
Nogbad is very naughty.
My beautiful childhood
Charming
So nostalgic oml
Wonderful.
Rolf. Based on an angry Scotsman !
It's Grolliffe the friendly ice dragon. I have a crush on him.
this dragon is certainly better than that nasty one in the Hobbit
Noggin is a sort of inverse Bilbo Baggins apparently
This is related to Ivor in every way
Love it
You've been gnomed
Nogbad is bad.
My favourite episode
hopefully he didn't go back on his word
I lived in Germany for 6
Lived in detmold for 6and half year's and was six when i started reading noggin the nog great books read the series AHH memories
Cut you to shribands! 😳😖
❤🤗💪
1:09 Is that a real word?
Who voiced this
Oliver postgate