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Hickory House was just a normal house, where everything was alive, stimulated children's imaginations and was educational and fun.

Humphrey Cushion and Dust Mop starred alongside human presenters such as Amanda Barrie (Alma in Coronation Street), Alan Rothwell and Louise Hall-Taylor.

Hickory House was first aired in 1973 and ran for a hundred episodes.

I loved this programme!

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  • Anonymous user
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    TALKING CUSHIONS - TALKING CHAIR - TALKING COOKER ??? We all remember the lovel Humphry Cushion and now we know we are not going mad :) But do any of you remember "The Talking Chair" and what programme this was from? I also remember a Talking Cooker !! The 70's were a mad time for Childrens programmes.
  • Anonymous user
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    Happy memories, happy children
  • Anonymous user
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    So pleased you lot can remember this show, it was my favourite and I loved Humphrey soooo much. Same thing though, nobody else could remember it and I thought I was going mad !!!
  • Anonymous user
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    It was on atv in the midlands too.
  • Anonymous user
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    It was on atv in the midlands too.
  • Anonymous user
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    yes i loved Humphrey cushion too the way he used to speak and his long nose he used to plump up his own cushion lol i would love to see a photo of them all sandra x
  • Anonymous user
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    OMG at last others who remember my fav programme! Where can i watch it now? Any ideas? Like all of the above no one remembers them but me. Humprey cushion loved iced cakes and would hide them under his cushiony arm.I'm off on a hunt for it now!!
  • Anonymous user
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    OMG so I am not mad then. I loved Humphrey cushion as a kid. Like everybody else here none of my friends seem to remember Hickory house. Go onto facebook - I have Humphrey as a friend! Long live the Humph
  • Anonymous user
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    one of my earliest memories,it was great,glad to see other 40 somethings remember it too
  • Anonymous user
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    Ha ha! At last!! I was starting to think that I'd dreamt it! Why does no-one else you meet ever remember it?? Google's great but Utube is even better, well done to 'skyclearbrook' for finding it on there. Does anyone remember them turning a mirror round to tell a story, or was that another program??

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