The 'Vision On' Guest Book

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From UK :

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excellent site,..,we were searching for the name of those orange nylon things that as kids we used to pull about on a bit of fishing wire.,.,can anyone remember the name of these ? Im sure they had one in this show,.,.

Comments by Deano on Saturday, April 24, 2004 at 21:32

From London :

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As a 40 year old (probably everyone else here is the same age!) I was delighted to come across this site, because one of my earliest TV memories is of watching 'The Prof' and 'The Digger'. I always knew deep down that 'The Prof' was something unique and I am always baffled and disappointed that it never gets mentioned in the media those days. My memories of it are of sudden explosions which I found a little scary, but I now appreciate that it was simply brillant surrealistic type film-making. I will be ordering the video immediately and it will be worth watching, even if the material on it isn't necessary the same as appeared on 'Vision On'. By the way, I like the fact that Dave Cleveland lives in Manningtree, where 'The Prof' was apparently filmed (my overriding memory of it, other than the explosions, are the surrealistically open fields). I have been to Manningtree myself (admittedly for no purpose other than to watch football) so this is amazing. I presume Dave still walks around the local streets wearing a white lab coat! Anyway, thanks Dave for happy childhood memories. Christopher Ashbridge.

Comments by Christopher Ashbridge on Wednesday, April 21, 2004 at 11:43

From Belgium :

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I was surprised and pleased to find back one of my earliest TV memories ever. Vision On was broadcasted on Belgian (dutch) TV in the '70s. It was terrific, proven by the fact that I remember plenty of details about it !

Comments by Steven Van Raemdonck on Sunday, April 18, 2004 at 11:40

From Belgium :

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I was surprised and pleased to find back one of my earliest TV memories ever. Vision On was broadcasted on Belgian (dutch) TV in the '70s. For me it wa

Comments by Steven Van Raemdonck on Sunday, April 18, 2004 at 11:39

From Mars :

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Muharharhar! a site that I can relate to! presentally trying to save the world from intergalatic space mutants and wasting my good young brain as quick as I can... ...sanity is the playground for the unimaginative...

Comments by Lost in Space Junkie on Saturday, April 10, 2004 at 19:52

From U.K :

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WHAT HAPPENED TO THE DART ??? I REMEMBER IT WELL

Comments by RAY PASCOE on Tuesday, April 06, 2004 at 16:51

From UK :

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Jeff Whitham you have made our day! We agree - a special shrine should be made to all of it and no we won't be vanishing - not a chance me 'ole fruit. Come back whenever life gets you where its painful.....

Comments by Editor on Tuesday, March 30, 2004 at 22:35

From U.S.A. :

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MY GOODNESS!!! I remember watching Vision On as a child back in the late 70's to early 80's on public television. I was so young that I didn't even know the name of the show. At that age, I just refered to it as 'Ants & Grasshoppers', for the obvious reason. I had thought all traces of this show had vanished off the face of the earth. Finding your site has been a breath of fresh, nostalgic air that just made my night! Thank you for this digital shrine to this esoteric programme and making a fellow animator feel like a kid again! Long live the Digger!

Comments by Juston on Monday, March 29, 2004 at 09:02

From USA now.. :

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I had the sudden urge to see "The Prof" rubbing his chin and flying around a field without (seemingly) walking.. This site is so cool and contributed SO much to so many peoples lives.. PLEASE NEVER let this site vanish.. burn it to CD and bury it in the Blue Peter garden or something.. It means so much to me. Thanks all.!!! Jeff

Comments by Jeff Whitham on Saturday, March 27, 2004 at 03:21

From USA :

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I can't believe I stumbled across this site! I saw Vision On as a child in Sri Lanka, where I grew up. My sister and I would drop toys and scramble to the TV when it came on. The music, the logo (I used to draw in on notebooks, napkins, fogged up windows for years) and the guy who painted with roller brushes on HUGE sheets of paper with only 2 or 3 colors. The Prof. The sped up bits. We were mesmerized. I must have been 5-6 when I watched the show, and it's still stuck in my head. Just wanted to say that Vision On was influential in so many ways, even outside the English speaking world.

Comments by Samantha Edussuriya on Thursday, March 25, 2004 at 23:37

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