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PROFESSOR POOPSNAGGLE'S STEAM ZEPPELIN (1980s)
ITV
AUSSIE IMPORT kid's drama screened in (sigh) two-hour segments. Old bloke and requisite drama school brats float around, in a big bus with an airbag fastened at the top, collecting bits and bobs to improve their vehicle. "Dr Robotnik"-style baddie attempts to foil them with a series of hi-tech gizmos but a hastily improvised soup-up of the zeppelin's "Mega Steam", and the like, puts paid to that. A memorable episode featured the old "snake bite" race-against-time-before-venom-takes-hold staple scenario.
"THERE'S A BIG RED BUS WAY UP IN THE SKY/WHICH EVERYONE SAID WOULD NEVER FLY/WITH A POOP POOP CHUGGA CHUGGA BING A BANG BING/THIS IS THE SONG THAT WE ALWAYS SING"
There's a great big bus way up in the sky, and everybody said it would never ever fly. With a poop poop chuga chuga walla bang bing, this is a song that we all will sing.
wel een klein beetje over gevonden op IMDB.
maar niets bruikbaars in de vorm van plaatje/video.
en dit stukje tekst:
PROFESSOR POOPSNAGGLE'S STEAM ZEPPELIN (1980s)
ITV
AUSSIE IMPORT kid's drama screened in (sigh) two-hour segments. Old bloke and requisite drama school brats float around, in a big bus with an airbag fastened at the top, collecting bits and bobs to improve their vehicle. "Dr Robotnik"-style baddie attempts to foil them with a series of hi-tech gizmos but a hastily improvised soup-up of the zeppelin's "Mega Steam", and the like, puts paid to that. A memorable episode featured the old "snake bite" race-against-time-before-venom-takes-hold staple scenario.
"THERE'S A BIG RED BUS WAY UP IN THE SKY/WHICH EVERYONE SAID WOULD NEVER FLY/WITH A POOP POOP CHUGGA CHUGGA BING A BANG BING/THIS IS THE SONG THAT WE ALWAYS SING"
There's a great big bus way up in the sky, and everybody said it would never ever fly. With a poop poop chuga chuga walla bang bing, this is a song that we all will sing.






