can anybody tell me what the childrens program with the female villian "teabag" was called?

Question

the program had a young girl going around different and exotic place's trying to collect things to stop the villian teabag (or T-bag dont know which) it was on i believe in the late 80's and possibly the very early 90's. Please help

oh wow how stupid do i feel now lol. that was the actual name of the program aswell, doh. thanks all :)

Answer 1

it was called t-bag

found this on net too
The T-Bag series ran for a total of of 94 episodes from 1985 to 1992, over 13 stories. T-Bag was an evil witch who depended on cups of tea served by her loyal T-Caddy, T-Shirt, to give her magic power.

Throughout the series T-Bag would take up residence in an object in an old curiosity shop (throughout the series these included a board game, a story book, a musical box, an old TV set and an ornamental teapot). T-Bag would then take over the world in which she now resided and often ousted someone to make her new T-Room.

T-Bag would then kidnap Thomas from the shop, she would then put a spell on him to put him in her power. But T-Bag's downfall would be in a girl who comes into the shop and gets transported into the world of T-Bag. The girl would then have to collect certain items from the different lands (in different episodes) and return these items back to their rightful place to destroy T-Bag and bring peace back to the world.

Answer 2

Why do people that tell us not to label immigrants then go on to label them all as hardworking ? This programme was an insulting piece of multicultural propaganda, a little bit like your question. Most people that believe the amount of migrant workers is too many also believe that the welfare system should be changed, so no one supports the people that wont work. Also you use circumstantial evidence of working for the Job Centre, you say you have no foreign born people claiming benefits, You either live in area where there are no foreign people or the claim is a lie as its statistically an impossibility. As someone who works with the unemployed you will also know that the most likely ethnic groups to be unemployed are Black Afro Caribbean and Bangladeshi British, the descendants of previous waves of "hard working" immigrants. Next time I see a programme which portrays black people as criminals Ill take your advice and stereotype an entire race the same way.

Answer 3

It was called "T-bag", the girl you're talking about was called Sally, and she struck up a friendship/relationship with a boy called "T-Shirt" Sally collected Silver Spoons, and T-bag didn't approve of the friendship between Sally and her Nephew, and every episode tried (and failed) to thwart their frienship. Its was on from the Late 80's until October 1993, quite a good show too, I loved that show!

Answer 4

The boy in it was called T-shirt, I remember that much. And there were two different actresses who played Tea Bag over the different series.

I hope someone can remember the name of the show!

EDIT: Found it on the internet, it was called T-Bag
http://www.angelfire.com/rings/tbag/index.html

Answer 5

The Pink Windmill.

Answer 6

It was called T-BAG and she was played by Elizabeth Estenson who now plays Dianne Sugden in Emmerdale.

Answer 7

Oh my God I remember the programme but can't remember the name of it - sorry!
Looking forward to seeing the answers, this could keep me awake tonight

Answer 8

It was actually called T-Bag

Answer 9

Teabag. see this site: http://www.doyouremember.co.uk/memory.asp?memID=4197

Answer 10

jeez.... yeah i remember.... I actually thought it was called "Teabag" but maybe that's just my memory playing tricks on me....