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Nostalgia trip | From Hungry Hungry Hippos to Pound Puppies, Brits reveal their best-loved toys of the 1980s – ToyNews

Nostalgia trip | From Hungry Hungry Hippos to Pound Puppies, Brits reveal their best-loved toys of the 1980s – ToyNews
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Nostalgia trip | From Hungry Hungry Hippos to Pound Puppies, Brits reveal their best-loved toys of the 1980s – ToyNews

663 Views Hungry Hungry Hippos, Pound Puppies, and the TreeTots Family Treehouse have all been named among the top ten most era-defining toys of the 1980s, according to a survey of some 40,000 nostalgic British parents this year. Taking participants on a trip down memory lane to an age dominated by terrestrial TV, mix tapes, and a lot of hair cuts, the online nostalgia-focused platform, Eighties Kids set out to uncover the best-loved and best-remembered toys played with and owned by children of the ’80s. From emerging technology found in the SEGA Mega Drive and Speak & Spell, to toys that fuelled our imaginations, such as Fashion Wheel and Spirograph, and the divisive Cabbage Patch Kids, over 40,000 Brits have had their say, with the TreeTots Family Treehouse revealed as the number one item of the era.

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TV PREVIEW: It s a Sin is utterly devastating yet outstanding

This week, Paul lavishes more praise on Russell T. Davies powerful AIDS drama… THIS WEEK’S TV It’s a Sin – Friday, Channel 4, 9pm We’ve known from the start that at least one of the characters in Russell T. Davies’ outstanding drama would eventually die from AIDS. But no matter how much you may have steeled yourself for that tragic development, this episode is utterly devastating. Davies doesn’t flinch, because to do so would fatally undermine his modus operandi. He wants us to confront the terrifying cruelty of this disease and the appalling stigma that surrounded it in the 1980s. He’s made us care about these characters, we’re fully invested in them. Now it’s time to cry and get angry. And yet, as always, Davies balances the horror with humour. He’s a remarkable writer: this could be the best thing he’s ever done.

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Paul Whitelaw: TV for the week ahead including It s A Sin, Craftivism, Joanna Lumley s Home Sweet Home

Paul Whitelaw: TV for the week ahead including It s A Sin, Craftivism, Joanna Lumley s Home Sweet Home
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