TV
Rex Features
Adults aged between 30 and 40 were asked to list the shows they would like revived in a poll commissioned by Zed Media.
Joint managing director Kevin Murphy said the high number of kids' programmes included in the list demonstrates the "strong emotional attachments" youngsters make to the TV.
"The results show the growing trend for all things retro applies to TV as much as fashion," he said.
The A-Team came second, while Crackerjack was third. Fourth place was taken by Red Dwarf, with Dungeons and Dragons and Rainbow taking fifth and sixth places respectively.
The Wombles, Worzel Gummidge, Bewitched, and The Addams Family rounded off the top 10.
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