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Trackman

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Thanks, I could play it on my keyboard once upon a time.
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Where would you find the kids TV programme 'The Magic Rabbits'?
 

Trackman

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I'd like to point out the answer is not a country.
I've rephrased the question:
'In which now defunct UK TV programme would you find the kids TV programme 'The Magic Rabbits'?'
 

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I have a vague recollection of it being one of the soaps - possibly Brookside?
Indeed it was. A TV programme within a TV programme as @Gloster said.
Here's the theme tune... Sometimes they wouldn't show the TV but you could hear the theme tune in the background..
Your Floor.
 

Neo9320

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It is Mongrels. Well done @Neo9320. Your turn to hang around the back of the pub and sing your heart out...

I thought it rang a bell. I suddenly remembered ‘I’m gonna murder Justin beiber’ and it came to me. Good times, will have to binge watch soon!

I shall declare an OPEN FLOOR PLEASE as even at this time of the morning I’m rather busy and don’t see myself having the time to monitor a question today.
 

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I'll say, Liverpool -- Ringo is obvious, I happened to know that Leonard Rossiter was born in L'pool: guessing as regards the other two.
 

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What is the smallest (natural) island with a building on it in the world? (The Guinness Book of Records taken as correct.)
 

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