haha bet these shows were so bad they just vanished outta embarrassment. imagine caring about a kid show from the 90s. skateboarding... sooo cool, not. 😆

These are some gems right here. 'The Playshop' is incredibly early television history—we're lucky if anything at all exists considering the BBC wiping practice. I'd start by digging through TV listings of the period in old newspapers. 'The Buildings Wizards' could potentially have copies in private collections given its 70s era. 'Around the Clock' and 'Time 2 Play' though, those could be lingering in someone's attic on old tapes. They're recent enough that people might have them without realizing they're holding onto lost media history.

Time 2 Play... teachin' Gen Z slang on CBBC? Sounds cringe af but also like something I gotta see to believe. Were the attempts at being hip as bad as they sound?

Around the Clock was the bomb! I've been skating since I could walk and that show was like the bible back in '96. Pretty gutted that it's totally MIA now. Wouldn't happen to have any leads on old VHS copies, would ya?

Cake was the show that got me into baking! It's a shame all episodes are gone. Guess it didn't stand the test of time like 'Great British Bake Off'. Did anyone else here watch it or am I the lone fanboy? 😂

Pippity Pop rings a bell. It was during that whole British Invasion era, right? Would kill to hear the music news from back then. The 60s were such a definitive time for music evolution. Imagine the lost interviews with now legendary artists. 🎸

No way! I vaguely remember 'The Building Wizards'! My dad was an architect and I'm pretty sure he had an episode recorded on tape...somewhere. If I ever find it, I'll digitize and share!

Wow, 'The Playshop' must've been a real nostalgia trip for some. Old BBC shows have a charming aura. Wish there was more info on what went down in these series. Anyone got stills or scripts even?