The T-Bag series was a production of Thames Television (now part of Pearson TV) that ran from 1985 to 1993. It was written by Lee Pressman and Grant Cathro (writers of "Mike and Angelo", "Spatz" and various episodes of "The Tomorrow People") The titular character was a loopy witch who got all her power from endless cups of tea brewed from her magical, evil tea plant by her reluctant sidekick (or T-Caddy) called T-Shirt, played by John Hasler.

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From the book "Around the World with Teddy Edward" ... "Teddy Edward, created by Patrick and Mollie Matthews, has been a favourite with children on BBC Television for over ten years and is also known to thousands of young readers from his many adventures in different parts of the world, including Timbuktu and Mount Everest, which have sold nearly a million books."

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The Terrahawks were an elite squad who, following the First Alien Attack three years previously in 2017, were created to defend the world against its unknown aggressors. Headed by Dr Tiger Ninestein, the Terrahawks consisted of ace pilot Capt. Mary Falconer; Lt. Hawkeye, an American athlete with computer-aided vision; Lt Hiro, the team's computer specialist and pop star-turned pilot Capt. Kate Kestrel.

- http://www.terrahawks.org.uk/main.html

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The original Tomorrow People ran between 1973 and 1979, and featured a group of kids with telepathic powers, who were 'Homo Superior' - the next step in human evolution. Guided by their computer Tim (a sort of gold-fishbowl come vacuum-cleaner-tube type affair, glued to the ceiling) the kids protected the world from the usual alien invasion stuff.

- LINK -Jackie's Tomorrow People Scrapbook

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Topcat, based upon the Sergeant Bilko sitcom, featured Topcat himself, Choo Choo, Benny The Ball, Spook, Brain, and Fancy Fancy. Officer Dibble featurted as the New York Cop, always ready to foil Topcats latest get rich scheme. Some sort of copyright wrangle (Topcat being the name of a cat food) meant that 'Top' cat was replaced with 'Boss' cat for the UK market.

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The Tripod Trilogy was written in the 1960s by John Christopher. In 1984 the BBC produced a television series of the first two parts of the trilogy. The series tell the story of alien 'Masters', who travel the earth in giant 3-legged metal spaceships (Tripods), enslaving the human race by 'capping' them. Will Parker escapes the 'capping' and joins up with other freedom-fighters in an attempt to overthrow the Masters.

- http://www.users.voicenet.com/~swyss/tripods.html

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