Tim has got a new book out called The Golden Age Of Children&#39;s TV - an in-depth and occasionally irreverent look at the story of children&#39;s television from Pogle&#39;s Wood and Pipkins to Pob&#39;s Programme and Press Gang and everything in between. That really is &#39;everything&#39; - well, everything there is actually something worth saying very much about; sorry, The Country Boy - and anyone who likes Looks Unfamiliar will find plenty to enjoy. It&#39;s also the ideal Christmas gift for that difficult to buy for relative who can never quite manage to remember PC Copper&#39;s name.In this special extra instalment of Looks Unfamiliar, Tim joins Garreth Hrons for a chat about the book and what you can find in it, including such evocative names as Outa-Space!, Fingerbobs, On Safari, Space Ghost, Clangers and much much more. You&#39;ll also get to find out why Tim thought the BBC was run by a big machine, how to reposition yourself as a Boss Cat hardliner, the secret influence Gran had on David Bowie&#39;s Wilderness Years, and a very complicated set of criteria for working out which was &#39;your&#39; Henry&#39;s Cat theme.You can find out more about The Golden Age Of Children&#39;s TV - and where to get it - <a href="https://timworthington.org/2024/10/08/the-golden-age-of-childrens-tv/" rel="nofollow">here</a>.

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