This cult kids TV show started in 2002 and ran until 2010 before getting a reboot in 2017 starring River City's Aisha Toussaint.

This cult kids TV show started in 2002 and ran until 2010 before getting a reboot in 2017 starring River City's Aisha Toussaint.

10 Scottish kids' TV shows that will make you nostalgic

By Gary Flockhart

Published 12th Nov 2022, 11:45 GMT

Updated 15th Dec 2023, 14:44 GMT

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Back when kids used to watch TV at dedicated times, there were programmes such as Super Gran and Balamory

How many of these did you watch growing up?

All together now: "spout, handle, lid of metal...what's inside the Singing Kettle?!" If you're of a certain age you'll remember The Singing Kettle, which now tours without main founders Cilla and Artie as Funbox.

5. The Singing Kettle

All together now: "spout, handle, lid of metal...what's inside the Singing Kettle?!" If you're of a certain age you'll remember The Singing Kettle, which now tours without main founders Cilla and Artie as Funbox. Photo: other

Hububb ran from 1997 to 2001 and was about the antics of a delivery man that lived in the monument in St Andrew Square in Edinburgh.

6. Hububb

Hububb ran from 1997 to 2001 and was about the antics of a delivery man that lived in the monument in St Andrew Square in Edinburgh. Photo: YouTube

Glen Michael’s Cartoon Cavalcade ran from 1966 for 26 years, and was a chance for Scottish kids to see cartoons like Asterix and Bugs Bunny.

7. Glen Michael’s Cartoon Cavalcade

Glen Michael’s Cartoon Cavalcade ran from 1966 for 26 years, and was a chance for Scottish kids to see cartoons like Asterix and Bugs Bunny. Photo: WikiComms/Okonski

Stookie, which aired in 1985 and was filmed in Glasgow only lasted for six episodes but ended up with a cult following. The episodes were shown again on the STV Player in 2010.

8. Stookie

Stookie, which aired in 1985 and was filmed in Glasgow only lasted for six episodes but ended up with a cult following. The episodes were shown again on the STV Player in 2010. Photo: STV