I vaguely remember this old brtish tv show being shown to me in Primary school. This was in the early 2000 so around 2003 - 5 really.
I remember it featured a pink alien that crash landed on earth and a kid watches it crash through his telescope and they end up meeting. From what I remember, the Aliens ship was hidden in water as the town they were in was a british seaside town. I have no idea what the show was called as it was shown to us on an old VHS tape as DVD was still expensive back then. The show was very tacky and I remember it scared me utterly shitless back as a kid.
If anyone can idenitify this show, that would be appreciated. It is possible that the show had something to do with the old look and read series but none of the episodes seem to fit with the memories I have of it.
I was pointed two that had kinda grey looking alien children defiently wasnt it, because I remember the alien being a pinkish colour, even possibly purple.
Last Edit: May 16, 2017 16:03:44 GMT by cruggers122
I also kind of had similar memories of a show like this back in elementary school (even though I can't remember the name of the show) when I was shown two episodes where the alien crashes on Earth during Halloween time and the kids mistake him being a kid in a costume and he eventually becomes friends with one of the kids who gets picked on a lot.
The other episode was when the kid goes to his grandmother's house and at the same time gets picked on by a bully at his school. He calls out for his alien friend but he doesn't come immediately because space travel is slow. When he finally arrives back to Earth to help his human friend, he stops the bully from harming him and make him say that he is sorry for what he had done to his friend. After the bully apologizes, the alien reassures his human friend that he will try to be there for him.
I'm sorry if I am not much help to the show that you are trying to look for, I just got a little nostalgic from the description you gave and made me recall a show that I haven't seen since elementary school but I still remember a few details about it. But from what I can tell, the show that I remembered as a kid doesn't match up from what show you remember.
Was the show animated or live-action? that might help narrow things down.
In my case, it was an animated show.
If that is so, was it traditionally animated or CGI, because from the time frame that was mentioned in the first post (between 2000 and 2005) it could have been CGI as CGI shows were becoming common around that time. The closest I could think of that's similar to their description is Pet Alien, which did air around that time, and I remember the characters of that show living in a lighthouse by the sea.
If that is so, was it traditionally animated or CGI, because from the time frame that was mentioned in the first post (between 2000 and 2005) it could have been CGI as CGI shows were becoming common around that time. The closest I could think of that's similar to their description is Pet Alien, which did air around that time, and I remember the characters of that show living in a lighthouse by the sea.
It seems to almost perfectly match up with what cruggers122 remembered as it does involve the characters living in a lighthouse by the sea (though the article says it was an American made computer animated series instead of being made by the British and it did air on Cartoon Network for 52 episodes between January 23 to May 26 in 2005).
However, in my case of what I remembered, the show I remembered was 2D animated and appeared to be made much earlier than I watched it in the media center sometime in 2007 (I don't remember the decade it was made in).
Unless cruggers122 can confirm this to be true, it looks like Pet Alien has to be the closest answer for what he remembers for right now.
If that is so, was it traditionally animated or CGI, because from the time frame that was mentioned in the first post (between 2000 and 2005) it could have been CGI as CGI shows were becoming common around that time. The closest I could think of that's similar to their description is Pet Alien, which did air around that time, and I remember the characters of that show living in a lighthouse by the sea.
It seems to almost perfectly match up with what cruggers122 remembered as it does involve the characters living in a lighthouse by the sea (though the article says it was an American made computer animated series instead of being made by the British and it did air on Cartoon Network for 52 episodes between January 23 to May 26 in 2005).
However, in my case of what I remembered, the show I remembered was 2D animated and appeared to be made much earlier than I watched it in the media center sometime in 2007 (I don't remember the decade it was made in).
Unless cruggers122 can confirm this to be true, it looks like Pet Alien has to be the closest answer for what he remembers for right now.
Then I was very close to what I thought it was, since it sounded very much like that show, but apparently I was wrong. Someone mentioned Katie and Orbie, but from what I've gathered, there's no underwater UFO in that show. The other one brought up was Astro Farm, but that one was stop motion, and you were saying it was traditionally animated.
It seems to almost perfectly match up with what cruggers122 remembered as it does involve the characters living in a lighthouse by the sea (though the article says it was an American made computer animated series instead of being made by the British and it did air on Cartoon Network for 52 episodes between January 23 to May 26 in 2005).
However, in my case of what I remembered, the show I remembered was 2D animated and appeared to be made much earlier than I watched it in the media center sometime in 2007 (I don't remember the decade it was made in).
Unless cruggers122 can confirm this to be true, it looks like Pet Alien has to be the closest answer for what he remembers for right now.
Then I was very close to what I thought it was, since it sounded very much like that show, but apparently I was wrong. Someone mentioned Katie and Orbie, but from what I've gathered, there's no underwater UFO in that show. The other one brought up was Astro Farm, but that one was stop motion, and you were saying it was traditionally animated.
Ooops, I should have clarified that I am not cruggers122 and I'm just a guest who wanted to be involved in this discussion and remember a show that I recalled seeing a show being similar to his (possibly Pet Alien). You're not wrong about what you found for crugger122, though.