Mr Blobby, Creepy or Cute?

@Gellarfan666

10 ай бұрын

Unsettling and creepy.

@BleachFan9891

10 ай бұрын

Extremely creepy

@hayleywaalen2612

10 ай бұрын

Adorable and funny

@cygnia

10 ай бұрын

DEMON~!

@rapids444

10 ай бұрын

super creepy

It’s still insane how Mr. Blobby started as a spoof of annoying children’s characters, only to quickly become the exact thing that he was meant to make fun of.

@damianstellabott3613

10 ай бұрын

People forget the same was true of PeeWee Herman.

@carminecdinoproductions

10 ай бұрын

Yep

@carminecdinoproductions

10 ай бұрын

@@damianstellabott3613Exactly

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

right?!

@KaminoKatie

10 ай бұрын

The tragic irony

Mr. Blobby requiring 4 more bodyguards than Noel Edmonds is insanely funny to me.

@mythmaker6554

10 ай бұрын

It was to protect other people from Mr. Blobby.

@AbbieWillett

10 ай бұрын

Ngl that part made me laugh out loud

@davidjames579

10 ай бұрын

Why on Earth would Noel Edmonds need a Bodyguard? Unless it was from people who wanted to attack for him creating the vile abomination.

@ElizabethHamlet

9 ай бұрын

As someone that has worked in costumes, people love to attack 😅

@dwb1980

18 күн бұрын

People guards

Mr. Blobby, living proof that it's not just the internet that makes children get attached to the most incomprehensible things. The Skibiddi Toilet of the 90s.

@Jayfive276

10 ай бұрын

There's nothing incomprehensible about the Skibiddi toilet thing, I'm in my 40s and I followed DaFuqBoom long before he started that stuff (i found him via the beatboxing vids) because his Gmod videos were, are and continue to be amazing. What you ignore all the meme-shit surrounding the Skibidi Toilet vids they are a story pushing the medium of Gmod to it's limits. One might even argue that the constant escalation in the videos is a comment on the nature of memes and internet culture.

@V33EX

4 ай бұрын

​@@Jayfive276I think it's less about the actual plot or whatever, but about the brain rot that comes out of people making other things with the character

@louiejonesponation

2 ай бұрын

"The Skibidi Toilet of the 90s" 😂

God, I remember my parents taking me to Blobbyland as a child! I remember this one maze attraction, where children entered this lumpy pink structure with Blobby-themed scenes inside (I remember being slightly unsettled by how the colour and texture made everything look like flesh). The maze had one entrance, but - unbeknownst to parents and children, multiple exits scattered widely around the park. It was essentially Mr. Blobby's Child-Losing Machine.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

I did that!

@davidjames579

10 ай бұрын

" slightly unsettled by how the colour and texture made everything look like flesh" His Head being shaped like a Phallus didn't help.

@AlisonBryen

10 ай бұрын

Yikes...luckily, my parents used to drive straight past Blobbyland at Cricket St. Thomas on the M5 on our way down to our holidays in Devon in the 1990s. We never had to suffer Blobbyland. I think I was fortunate.

@AlisonBryen

10 ай бұрын

​@davidjames579 a phallus head with yellow pustules on it at that 😢...

@coastcountry8882

9 ай бұрын

I got lost here too! 😂

As a small child I was always terrified of Mr Blobby. I would see adults around me laughing at his antics and I can distinctly remember feeling horrified at this, not understanding why they weren't as disturbed as I was by this abomination. It's one of my earliest memories as I was really young so I feel like it must have scared me enough to become a core memory or something. Traumatised by Mr Blobby.

@Kaz7.

10 ай бұрын

This is exactly how watching family guy and American dad made me feel for some reason LOL

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

oh noooo!~

@Bumblebeena

10 ай бұрын

I was really scared of him as a kid, and how destructive he was. 😅

@asootspriteart

10 ай бұрын

@@Bumblebeena I agree! I hated how he’d burst in screaming his name over and over and attack everything, it was kind of aggressive

@MusicGal672

10 ай бұрын

Traumatised by Mr Blobby gang. He’s terrifying

As an American who very briefly lived in the UK, I was only vaguely aware of Mr. Blobby up until this point. Now I know far more about Mr. Blobby than I ever could have wanted to know. I am cursed with knowledge.

@thrillhouse14

9 ай бұрын

*blobby blobby blob blob*

@isabellind1292

7 ай бұрын

Hahaha! I think I would have been afraid of him.😄😄😄😄He must have been the precursor to a gentler, fuzzy Elmo.

For 7 minutes I was so invested in Blobby history I comlpetely forgot that this was a video about theme park rides

I'm an american who moved to the uk some years back and i thought my spouse was just joking at first when they said mr blobby was a sensational icon here. He's creepy to look at and his voice is incredibly unsettling and almost scary. How did this not terrify kids 😬

@dcflake5645

10 ай бұрын

Best way we can describe Blobby was it was The Producers for real. He was made as creepy and abnoxious as possible to annoy everyone. For some reason he actually became popular for some unknown reason.

@mustiesalop123A

10 ай бұрын

Mr blobby is a legend

@BellePullman

10 ай бұрын

No, no, plenty of kids were terrified.... Others love chaos and want to see the world burn and Mr Blobby fed into that!

@nicka5040

10 ай бұрын

Have you seen old Mickey costumes? Literally nightmare fuel .

@Bumblebeena

10 ай бұрын

It did terrify kids 😂 I was one of them!

I actually think Mr. Blobby is peak comedy but maybe I'm just a freak. That bit with them asking him to speak clearly into the mic so he just starts screaming had me dying. 😂🤣

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

gotta say i laughed watching it.

@Randomperson-zt3il

10 ай бұрын

Put it in a perfectly cut scream compilation haha

@nowandaround312

5 ай бұрын

As someone from the other side of the pond I had never seen Mr. Blobby until I watched the Big Fat Quiz of the 90s a few years ago. Mr. Blobby screeching "JAAAAACK!!!" at Jack Whitehall after he said he was terrified of Mr. Blobby and then Jack ducking down behind the desk is still one of the funniest things I've ever seen. 😂 I just now learned he was supposed to be satirical and not a real children's character. Now I understand why no one was shocked when he made a joke about nailing a teletubby lol

I've lived in morecambe since 2008 and this is the most in depth informative video I've seen on the scandal. Many people here have been misinformed that Noel Edmonds was to blame for the failure and cost the town dearly. Not that shocked to find out it was the council being incompetent 😂

@wirebrushofenlightenment1545

4 ай бұрын

They had history with that. I remember several years before Blobbygate, when The Wombles were all the rage there were plans for a Wombles attraction in the same Happy Mount Park. I remember that all that amounted to was a small and underwhelming 'Womble House' in the corner of the park where the kiddies playground is now. I think it was set on fire by vandals in the end.

Remember how some guy punched Mr. Blobby for ruining his daughter’s birthday party, and everyone cheered?

@LENNIEOK

10 ай бұрын

This is the British equivalent to Barney the purple dinosaur

@sandiecooke1465

9 ай бұрын

Are you even British if you didn’t have an aspiration to punch Mr Blobby?

@kyliethelittlespider-mangirl94

9 ай бұрын

I saw something similar where a ton of kids were ganging up this blobby dude at a birthday party. I saw it on AFV.

@zephyrus339

8 ай бұрын

Ohhhhhh, so THAT's the reason Mr. Blobby required 5 bodyguards.

@isabellind1292

7 ай бұрын

How exactly did Mr. Blobby ruin her birthday? It better be a doozy to cause an assault over. Geez!

I loved Mr Blobby as a kid. It was the nonsensical chaos and slapstick I'm sure that just tickled me as a kid. I'm really suprised the parks opened and closed so quickly as it felt like they had been open longer when I was younger.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Didn't we all!

Mr Blobby, Noel's House Party and all the rest was really a reflection of much of 1990's UK culture. Colourful, crass and decidedly lowbrow without being vulgar, and 7 year old me loved it. I still want to build a replica of that gunge tank to this day.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

it is true

As a child younger than 10 during his run, I was a massive fan!!! What a chaos demon 😂😂

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

ahaha right

@AlisonBryen

10 ай бұрын

Oh gosh, you bought the record, didn't you? 😂

A friend told me a story once about how Mr Blobby was at like a military recreation place and was fucking around with the prop weapons which could actually hurt people (cuz they were made to look like the real things, metal and wood included) so apparently at some point they staged a mock hit squad on mr blobby to get him out of there.

@bunny-vo3qs

9 ай бұрын

😆

Being not from the UK, my first exposure to Mr. Blobby was him being on the Big Quiz and Jack Whitehall being absolutely terrified of him, going so far as hiding away. That just about seems the right response to him, imho.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Aha yeah, seems about right

@shannong2174

10 ай бұрын

I immediately thought of Jack Whitehall when I saw this video 😂

I was part of the entertainments staff team at Frontierland, Morecambe in 1993, as Mr Blobby's popularity was in full effect. At that time the company were not adverse to him at all, and invited the character to make an appearance on the same day as the illumination switch on, in the park's theatre venue. To this day I have never seen such a flood of people clamouring to get close to him, and there were so many children coming at him, that Mr.Blobby had to be whisked outside through a back emergency exit, and thrown onto a pick-up truck, before things got out of hand. It's so sad that it all went wrong over the next 3 years, but at that time, the Mr.Blobby character was like a real life rock star. A true phenomenon. I would add, from knowing the lay out of Happy Mount Park, that it was never a suitable choice for a theme park. It is far too small, and as mentioned in the video, never had parking capability from the start. What is worse, is due to the controversy, Frontierland went as well, so overall it is the people of Morecambe that paid the highest price.

@MrKittyredstar

9 ай бұрын

I loved Frontier Land as a child 😊 log flume and runaway mine train were the best.

Fascinating stuff and proof of just how weird the 90s were. I grew up in the Mr Blobby era but never saw his appeal and had totally forgotten the horrors he inflicted upon the nation. Thanks for the reminder, now I'm going to have nightmares about him! And ending with "Mr Blobby will return" sounds like a threat.

Mr. Blobby looks like one of those stress reliever toys

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

he does abit

@sevciel

Ай бұрын

Only difference, he's not going to be the one squeezed, you are 😂

I had never heard of Mr. Blobby before this video, but from the description it sounds like that one Black Mirror episode has a character based on him. I can't remember the specifics as it's been years since I watched it, but there was a tv show that had a fake children's character used to prank celebrities that thought it was a real, well-known character.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Could be!

@Randomperson-zt3il

10 ай бұрын

Are you on about Waldo? 😂

This was great! A bit of nostalgia for a 90s kid, born and raised in Morecambe. Unfortunately Lancaster city council continues to bring controversy... 🙃

Mr. Blobby was wayyyyy more creepy than that Ice Cream Bunny in Florida.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Ahahah yeah

@user-de1hg8cf6b

10 ай бұрын

What ice cream bunny in Florida?

** so you actually used clips of blobby and pleasurewood hills so this just makes me even more happy ** So mr. Bobby actually made it to a couple other parks. I remember growing up with blobby and Noel at my local park ( pleasurewood hills, Lowestoft ). He never had any structures but I'm pretty sure he had his own show in the castle theatre.

@dalozzmeister

10 ай бұрын

He did indeed! I went to see him in the castle theatre, I remember Noel was there too!

I was around at the time of Blobbymania and cannot express how much I adore Mr Blobby. He’s so awful, it’s brilliant. Also really glad to see more homegrown UK topics! Would love to see more. :)

Thank you for the detailed history of the character! I'm in the US and only know Mr. Blobby from that abandoned theme park.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, i thought i would explain it a little this time.

Never heard of this thing. What the hell am I looking at?! Another awesome video! The UK has had some strange shows.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

it is true! Thank you

@KaminoKatie

10 ай бұрын

The UK is just unhinged

It never fails to make me laugh just how *Partridge* Noel Edmunds was. Such incredible hubris and shortsighted-ness. Did he also try to do a Deal or No Deal Land?

@user-kw7mr6xt9n

8 ай бұрын

Partridge....? what do you mean?

@ismayb754

5 ай бұрын

Agreed.

@ismayb754

5 ай бұрын

@@user-kw7mr6xt9n Partridge - a fictional TV presenter who is too full of his own ego to understand his mistakes, and an inability to laugh at himself being the cause of most of his problems. This applies very much to Noel Edmonds.

I never realized Don't Hug Me I'm Scared was just parodying this specific show, thanks.

This is so interesting and we had no idea this even existed. We love the fact that you share such unique and fun content!!!

@carminecdinoproductions

10 ай бұрын

Yep

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

thank you so much

I remember being there the day that it opened. I remember there being entertainers around the park. A creepy Punch and Judy show that made me cry. And how every year there was this cool exhibit in one of the buildings, usually about dinosaurs or tech or something. I used to go there quite frequently. And honestly it is astounding is how quickly everything just crumbled away. And then all the buildings and kids stuff got locked up. First at the park and then in Morecambe more generally. It was heart breaking to just see the town decay and rot away thanks in part to that pink git.

I remember when I was younger, Mr Blobby came to my birthday party, I was so excited, and all he did was basically fuck everything up, parents were pretty mad, but me and my friends at the time thought it was hilarious though. When I think about it 25 years later, it's super creepy and just totally messed up. No idea why kids use to love this, it's just fear inducing 😱

@elainestokes2787

9 ай бұрын

My sister remembers that Mr Blobby followed me into the toilets at a birthday party. There’s a photo of me wearing his feet, all I remember is us kids dragging him to the floor 😂

@006Meow

9 ай бұрын

that sounds about right to me, Mr Blobby was legend, but was it for a good reason, who really knows@@elainestokes2787

Wow I have learned something new from this video as I never knew there was a second Mr Blobby park in Morcambe! Me and my family were huge Mr Blobby fans so I would’ve loved to visit one of these parks. (The moving character displays at the Morcambe park look very interesting too!) However as we lived down the other end of the country we took a special trip to see Mr Blobby at Pleasurewood Hills instead. ☺️ it was great!

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Blobby had a ton! for a short time

When I was a kid I loved mr Blobby! I always wanted to go to blobby land but my parents wouldn’t take me 😂 now its just weird, Cheesy and kinda creepy!

I have a funny feeling you enjoyed making this Sam. Thankyou for the nostalgia, house party was my favourite show growing up but blobby was sooo scary

I'm an American, so until I first saw another video covering the history of the abandoned Blobbyland parks, I knew nothing and was probably better for it. Like clowns, Mr. Blobby is so freaky and nightmarish to me. XD

Yay. I have something to watch while at work today. Thank you.

Very interesting! Never heard of Mr. Blobby but a fascinating history. Great work as always!

No way you’re doing this!!! Bravo research!!!! I remember visiting this place lol

I went there several times as a child as I live nearby !!! Loved it !!! And as a teen I got bass lessons off the guy who did Mr Blobbys voice and he had the original Mr Mrs and baby Blobby suits !!!

I can remember the Cricket St Thomas park having a boat ride that took you though scenes from classic British children's TV shows - Bill and Ben, The Magic Roundabout, Bagpuss, etc. The problem was, the start of the ride had the boats float in though a massive smashed TV screen, complete with sparking noises and two giant flashing diodes. Scared the crap out of me as a kid.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

It did! Opened the second year

Mr. Blobby as a prank is funny, and works well. But...then becoming what he's parodying is...kind of terrifying, LOL.

Well done Sam. I wondered when you were going to cover this iconic attraction. My kids grew up on Blobby although they would probably never admit it. I can remember taking our eldest to the Crinkley Bottom attraction at Cricket St.Thomas in the nineties and much like the 'Ice Cream Bunny' in one of your previous videos I had nightmares for months afterwards.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. Two nightmares in a month for me

9:17-Animals of Farthing Wood! That series was incredible, one of the greatest children's programmes of all time! Why didn't they just make AOFW the focus of the park?! Fox or Badger would've made much more charismatic mascots than that Pepto-Bismol nightmare.

A lot of childhood memories unlocked. Cheers, Sam!

I never realized that one of our US ex-Presidents stole his entire persona from the Mr. Blobby character. It explains so much.

@oneandonlysound3453

10 ай бұрын

more like our current one, lol.

Awesome episode mate and loved all the scandal!

A+ video! Thank you so much for the history of Blobby and the theme parks! He is basically unknown here in the United States.

I always picture Jack Whitehall freaking out when Mr. Blobby comes up in conversation.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

right?

You're explaining it, yet my brain is actively refusing to understand. All the words you say make sense in the order you say them, but when I try to go back and put it all together into a coherent tapestry in my head, I find that all the individual ideas have slid off each other into a mess.

I remember years ago owning the Mr Blobby VHS tape. It showed some of his early highlights when he was being taught various things by celebrity guests. Or he was going out and about to the gym, the airport, etc.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

That was a popular VHS!

Growing up near the Somerset attraction, I have such fond memories of it, we used to go all the time!

That little bit of yours at the end (“Mr Blobby will return”..) comes off a bit ominous there, Sam!

Great video! Loved / hated being reminded of the pink icon that was Mr Blobby!

I have vivid memories of visiting Mr. Blobbyland when I was four. There was a doorbell if I remember correctly that you had to ring to get him to come out of his house. It was scary to ringit, as he may or may not come out but when he did, he came barreling out full pace screaming Blooby Blooby directly at a child or parent. Then proceeded to throw himself around chaotically before running back inside. He flirted with women and tried to get dads to fight him, it was bizarre and exactly like he was on the TV show. This must have been the Morecambe one, as it's not far from where we lived and I don't remember any theme park and it was literally just the house you visited. Mr Blobby brings out the fight or flight in most British people, even when on TV you still felt like you had to keep your eye on him at all times for fear of being collateral damage. The house party I remember most is when Mr Blobby accidentally fell off the top of the set, I think he either nearly took Noel with him or landed on Noel. The look of sheer panic on Noels' face and everyone panicking on set. Only for Mr Blobby to get right back up and choose chaos.

When you talked about the Blobby Single you mentioned CDs and Vinyl but not tapes. Back in the early 90s Cassette tapes where extremely popular in the UK, Due to there cheap price and portability. CDs and Vinyl tended to be more for the serious listeners back then. I Bet more people brought that song on Tape than any other Format

As a kid I'd go to Cricket St Thomas with my family, all year round, they used to do exceptional outdoor learning sessions for kids, I loved it. Then Mr blobby came. He ruined everything. Those activities stopped. I hated him after that. But I used to love noels house party, great to watch with family. Shame he pushed it too far.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

i saw a really cool helicopter show there!

@davidjames579

10 ай бұрын

Noel's House Party was great entertainment and a staple of Saturday Night. But I always went out of the room when Mr Blobby came on, it was cretinous.

As someone from Morecambe, we still talk about the disaster of blobbyland now! They cant have done anything much worse

came here from the magnus protocol episode 10, a clown named bonzo was apparently a reference to mr blobby.

@tinystar4592

3 ай бұрын

Came here looking for this comment. I think blobby is equally terrifying as mr. bonzo tbh

Despite being a 90s baby I had no idea about any of this so thank you for educating me! A very well constructed and engaging video ❤

10hrs dang it!! Always love your uploads!

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

thank you so much

Brilliant video. Loved it :😀

great vid! i've never heard of mr blobby before but i love him

Absolutely creasing at the blobby song lines you keep sneaking in 😂😂😂 massive blobby fan here!

Brilliant stuff. Brought back some real nightmares 😂

I learnt a lot from this or had forgotten, or more likely expunged from my memory in favour of sanity haha, definitely some interesting history though and a glimpse into the UK's psyche during the 90s! I also commend you on your diligent and surreptitious inclusion of all the lyrics from the original Blobby song in your script, well done mate! I'm pretty sure I still have that CD single lurking around the family house somewhere... 😁

I was aware of Noel for Deal and No Deal and Mr Blobby for getting the hell beaten out of by Harry Hill.

Loved this! Please can you do Dobwalls adventure park in Cornwall. Loved that place as a kid, Mr Blobby used to visit there also my brother was terrified 😅

Noels house party was bangin. I don't remember much about it except thinking it was his real house and it felt like you were in the audience. Also my dad found ,mr blobby absolutely hilarious and I never understood it.

PLEASE do one on the 'Dr. Who' attractions! Whovians of the world demand it!! =D

I enjoyed this expedition and yet confused by it!

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

The best way!

Very entertaining, Thankyou. I used to Love watching Noels House Party in the 90's And i am guilty of purchasing the Mr Blobby christmas single in 1993 too

Excellent Vlog Please please do a section on the Blackpool owners and dealings with Southport and Morecambe. Am a train driver based at Liverpool but I started in 93 and remember going back and forth to morecambe while training and all the advertising on the seafront for this attraction. I can remember in the very early 2000s Local TV channel Granada reports doing a report on the Blackpool owners buying Southport pleasure beach and closing it just like they did at Morecambe in the late 90s. Then they moved the Southport rollercoaster Traumatizer to Blackpool and was advertising it as a brand new Coaster. They had to backtrack and state it was not a new coaster and why they closed a popular park down ie competition 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍

And he's baaaaaaaack, this time he's gone from our nightmares to Simon Cowell's now future nightmares.

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

ahah yesss

I live near Cricket St Thomas and somehow have family lore of blobbyland so seeing this video was so funny to me. I wasnt old enough to go to Mr Blobbyland but my elder sister went a few times and met Noel Edmonds?? He did a lot of charity work and would do experiences and stuff for disabled kids and my sister got to be a part of that. Crazy.

Loved a trip to crinkly bottom! Its was actually such a fun place to visit.

Mr. Blobby is total nightmare fuel

As an Australian, I think perhaps I had seen the odd random image of Mr Blobby over the years without having any idea what it was. Just seemed like a badly designed kids mascot, or a rushed promotional decision. Realising only now that it was all intentional, and that he actually walked into walls has genuinely made me laugh.

UK: we made blobby to poke fun at mascots US: we made Barney

Patiently waiting for part 2

Great video. I went to blobby land when I was a kid and I swallowed a wasp while climbing a fountain... I'll never forget it. Also there was a dark ride as well that scared me as a kid.... not sure if it was this park but it was a park with an actual blobby land.

I love the way you say “park” and “coaster” 😊

mr blobby on the big fat quiz of the 90’s will forever be my favourite appearance of him.

Didn’t you do a vid of this a few years ago? This must be an updated one. Not complaining cuz I love this stuff!

i remember your old video on mr blobby when it first came out love the great content

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, crazy he had multiple places

@twntodaywithniall7702

10 ай бұрын

@@ExpeditionThemePark and probably mutiple bodies disposed aha 😂😂

Great episode

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

Thank you

Incredible, I was just talking about this the other day! Wife was looking at me like I'd gone insane.

I was born in December 88 so was the target audience for mr blobby at the time. I remember it being at so many birthday parties when I was like 5 😅

I grew up in Morecambe and i remember the illuminations and the happy mount park pre-blobby, i remember how much of a disaster blobbyland was and how after it closed the bits stood in decay, no one in the town really wanted it there, they ruined happymount park with it, it shows the short sighted attitude of the council at that time, this can be seen with Frontierland (which i look forward to the video on!) and bubbles the water park, all closing in the 90s from poor council decisions. I fear the new Eden project idea is history repeating itself.

A lass I went to school with broke her arm at the Morecambe park. I don’t think my parents ever forgave the “family friends” who gave me the Mr Blobby single for Christmas in 1993 (I don’t think they still have and both of them have been dead for over a decade).

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

never a perfect time to put it on!

Imagine running your own theme park for ages, and then Mr. Blobby sets up shop and folks are like, " _Finally_ we have one (1) tourist attraction."

I thought Barney was terrifying here in the United States. Mr Blobby is the nightmare the nightmares have.

Why. Just. _WHY._ This thing was terrifying and it had a chart topping song. Thank you for the video though, it's pretty intresting as I was born just after the mania finished and never knew the proper background.

I was obsessed with Mr bloody as a child! I had blobby stationery and a blobby bag and can still remember the lyrics to his song 😂😂

Such a shame, and ironically recently Kent had plans for a big theme park starting BBC properties. Shame as done right, a movie park could work well in the uk. Thanks for posting and creating this video.

i'm a 2000s kid, so i've never heard of this guy but dear lord he's hilarious. was i missing out?

@ExpeditionThemePark

10 ай бұрын

yes! aha

My only prior exposure to mr blobby was back when a member of the yogscast used them as a video game skin, interesting to learn that it was just as weird as it seemed!

I went to the cricket st Thomas park when I was around 2! I don’t remember it but apparently was so fascinated by blobby land that I wondered off there on my own and ended up getting lost and away from my mum and siblings! Was soon found and returned to them and it’s become a family story to tell now! Went there about 10 years ago now and it’s nothing like what it sounds like here now!

Thank you for not exporting this monstrosity anywhere else in the world.

Im an American that loves Amusement Parks. Especially failed Amusement attractions. Ive only seen Mr. Blobby on a Comic Relief video. It was Is This the Way to Amarillo with Peter Kay that I found on KZread back in 07. I was deployed to Kuwait and Iraq back from Nov 05- Nov 06. When we got our orders to go North into Iraq, we had a Scottish SF guy give us a Friendly Fire brief and we only understood probably about every 3rd word he said. He finished up by showing us the Royal Dragoon version of Is This the Way to Amarillo. You could tell who like British humor because we were laughing our asses off. When I got back, I was telling some of my new work friends about it. Looked it up on KZread and saw the Peter Kay version. And thats where I saw Mr. Blobby for the time. Interesting history he has.