The son of Oliver Postgate, creator of the 1970s show, reveals what was in the scripts for the delightful and puzzling swannee-whistle creatures
Photograph: Moviestore/Rex ShutterstockPhotograph: Moviestore/Rex Shutterstock, the late maestro of children’s television programmes, first invited young viewers to travel with him “in our imaginations across the vast starry stretches of outer space”, he was introducing many of them to a lifeform they would never forget: the Clanger.
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The Clangers' squeak packs a punch, as scripts reveal swearing❌ With their strange whistling and lovable adventures, The Clangers were a favourite of 1970s children. But what few of them will have realised is that the characters’ innocent “swanee-whistle” language disguised some rather adult language.
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