Love when I go to take a pic of the cats and feel like that one meme of the partygoers
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Love when I go to take a pic of the cats and feel like that one meme of the partygoers

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RATING WOMBLE’S NAP POSITIONS via Chester Zoo:
Anyone have a working link for womble? I cannot for the life of me find where I can watch it?
Happy Wombling Wednesday yall
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Ben Willbond in Womble (2012)
Meet the Wombles
Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, a variety of shows were produced that focused on the adventures of a group of little creatures that lived just out of reach of human society. The Smurfs was the big hit, but there was also The Snorks, The Monchhichis, and many more. However, there was one TV show of this nature that completely passed us by, at least in the United States.
The Wombles was a TV series from the United Kingdom focusing on a group of short, furry creatures living in Wimbledon Common, a park in southwest London. It was based on a book series created by Elisabeth Beresford. The most important thing about them was their environmental cred, as they picked up the trash that humans left behind and turned it into all sorts of Rube Goldberg-esque contraptions. It was quite popular in the UK, so much so, in fact, that the Wombles ended up getting their own movie:
The most bizarre turn the Wombles took, however, was when they actually became a bubblegum band, complete with this little novelty hit:
Sadly, the Wombles were never really noticed much in too many places outside of the UK. It's sort of a shame, because the US has been sleeping on such a great thing.
EXCLUSIVE: A modern TV series remake of The Wombles is in the works with Ipcress File producer Altitude Television. The TV arm of Altitude M
Recently, there's been news that a remake is in the works, along with a potential movie. I do hope that another movie gets made, and it's by the guys who did the Paddington movies. I also hope they get Jim Henson's Creature Shop to work on it. All in all, it's a fascinating thing that should be known to the world.
I edited this as an excuse to watch Womble too many times