I bought this on DVD a couple of years ago. It was one of my favourite tv programmes.

Childrens program's were far more imaginative in the 70s

Thank you for uploading, I watched the series as a child in German TV & liked a lot.

God. When I was a kid in Nova Scotia in the mid-70s, we had a cottage on Northumberland Strait and right outside my window was a graveyard full of kids from the late 1800s who died of, what? mumps, measles, whooping cough, etc. Terrifying stuff. CBC used to run Nobody's House on the weekends and I'd watch in on the tiny B&W set we'd bring up to the trailer (caravan?) with us. Loved the show, but man, the whole died-of-disease thing shook me up, man. Yeah, I was a fun kid...

I was looking for this for so long but, for some reason, I always thought it was called Mr. Nobody, and eventually gave up.

Tv was scary for kids back in the day!

Thank you so much for this lovely blast from the past.

Thanks for sharing ! This was my childhood trauma for weeks with regular nightmares. Then again, I was a small kid back then in the 70s ; )

I remember this from when I was seven or eight but it was never shown again. It’s a nice find which reacquaints me with my childhood. Nice work, uploader! 👍

Thank you so very much for uploading this; I loved this when I was a kid. Great memories!

I will just echo what the others are saying here. I loved this children's TV series as an 11 yr old. Such nostalgia. Great upload. I wish there was a channel that just showed childrens TV shows from the 70s....

great my childhood - i saw this on the french television (i'am from belgium)-great memories !!! 🥰😍😇

Gosh! So glad I found this gem from my childhood tv days again! I remember watching it on Dutch broadcast at somewhere the same time that Sapphire and Steel was broadcast. I also remember that bad ghost from the last episode of this series scared me out of my socks....still HAD to watch it!

The way the boy disappears by pulling his scarf Reminds me so much of Marty nhopkirk disappearing form Randall and hopkirk the same style.

I love the tie neckerchief thing he always does .

I loved this and sam.😊😊😊

Great series.

The tie thing as always stuck in my mind all my life. Especially when I put a tie on LO. L.😂🇬🇧

first time ever seeing this, it's brilliant, love it thank you so much xx

Thanks for sharing, man.

This was one of my favourite TV shows as a child I’ve also got it on DVD.

So long ago …. I loved it as a kid

Brilliant,

Thanks a lot for sharing!!!

Anyone else here from TFOOS?

I think Wally and Walter’s a bit of an old fashioned unusual name for a dog though.

Looks like The Grove South Gosforth?

Oh I’ve just found out from IMDb that Wally as I kind of thought so was a golden cocker spaniel owned by the actor William Gaunt himself Those credits were tricking me You learn something new everyday.

But that would also make sense with the dogs name as Wally with his full name as Walter in the credits and the dog’s last name the same as William Gaunt the actor.

Because as well, the character of Peter the father is played by William Gaunt so I wonder if his name was played around with to turn it to Walter gaunt or some trickery going on there.

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Does anyone know if the character Wally who’s played by Walter gaunt Is Wally meant to be someone Who the heck is he Or is it that the dogs name Wally is the name of the dog in the programme and is Walter gaunt perhaps a pseudonym or pretend name for the dog’s real name?