My little brother was ill in bed and had hallucinations on Benadryl, he saw an entire episode of the littlest hobo on the bedroom wall streamed from his subconscious, apparently it was a good episode.
I am 52 and remember the programme and theme tune when growing up. The tune is in F major (I have a very good memory for tunes!) Haven't got a clue what a HOBO is though - sounds like an abbreviation.
@@angelacooper2661 a hobo, is what some people call a homeless person or a tramp, and he was a homeless dog that traveled around, I dont think the word is used very much nowadays x
I recently lost my black lab, she was my special girl. I trained her from a pup, worked and lived with her for 12 years. I'm really sorry for your loss and feel your pain.
@@bronkaminski2608 I know you are feeling an incredible sadness but it will ease. I also know that sounds like crap but I have a human relative in a bad way too. Life really is what you think sometimes..but I don't believe that is forever
@@i_wouldprefer_not_to1196 I totally agree. It does still hurt and I will always miss her and so will my other security dog as they were very close but life goes on. We have to deal with these things in life but still have to keep pushing past the feelings and carry on. I'm actually starting a channel called Bron & Co talking about mental health and dealing with feelings like this. I was robbed of my job due to mental illness and an assault (anxiety,depression,and it also caused me to gain epilepsy 4 years ago) I suffered at work and I don't want anyone else to feel as bad as I have. Just started recording the first video so it will be out soon hopefully. My other dog might make an appearance if he stops whining while recording! What you said doesn't sound crap, it's true. I've found your mental approach to things decides how well you can handle things. Of course things will hurt and hurt badly and it will take a long time for things to get close to back to normal (whatever that may be!) but it can happen. Thank you for your comment and I wish you and your family all the best in dealing with what you are going through now.
You are not the only one. I used to watch it when I was a kid, years later now flying around the world and when I hit the hotels in different cities I take a look back in my young age and I always find myself with hobo
A new littlest hobo is in the works. Amazing how times have changed since the 80's version. I look forward to seeing this modern version, cell phones and all. lol
Cried as soon as I listened to this. (locked door, pillow over face) The song and stories remind me of the little boy I once was so so so long ago. I miss that little boy with all my heart. Life tends to crush even the most stoic of souls. I hope and pray that the tears and bleeding heart of mine will not be noticed nor pitied by my own little son. I hope. Then again painfully felt nostalgic memories can never be related to younger generations... up until my own son someday carries my old decrepit body up to my bed and kisses my forehead saying, "Love you Dad".
Your honesty touched my heart-Totally resinated with me too...The innocent little boy I once was, sat in front of the TV, this theme tune chocked me up too...Nostalgia floods home eh...Not sure what it is about getting older that turns you into a softy....lol, V true, you unfortunately cannot give your children your nostalgic feelings.
I remember this show! I was bullied as a kid and I swear I would imagine meeting this dog and playing with him. When me and my strange mind played imaginative games I would always pretend I was with him who was played by my German shepherd stuffed toy
Awh. Me and my brother use to say that it was our cousin. Who would get dumped off at our house by her mum. If she couldn't find another baby sitter. And sing it to her. She didn't see the funny side. But we did love her though
The 1980's had the best theme tunes. This, The A-Team, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, Hill Street Blues, Cheers, Diff'rent Strokes, the list goes on and on......
@@davejohnson3474 what do you mean by EastEnders? if you mean the east end of Canada, you know we had this show and everyone i know knows it. the nicest people in Canada are the EastEnders.
That is the Walton's theme song for me. I was like 7 or 8 when I first started watching that. Hearing that theme come on is remarkably soothing and centering.
YES I totally agree it's such an amazing simple song that has major chords that make you feel happy & also minor chords that make me feel poignant . Great song 👌
50 years of age this month and i thought i was the only man whose eyes well up when they hear this. 45 years listening to this song now and it tugs at mt heartstrings everytime. 💚 Love from Ireland.
48 and im the same brother ..i loved that dog and the show ,i was an only child with a dog that went everywhere with not many friends i knew alot of people but i felt noone really understood me except my dog Love from an Australian with Irish heitage
My dog was called hobo, we dedicated this song to him. 15 years ago he died in a car accident at 6 years old and I’ll always miss him, but life moves on and where I lost a friends I gained a new one, My dog Rusty filled that void, he’s now 6 years old born in 2013 and I like to listen to this song every now and then to remember why having a pet dog has and always will be the best thing thing I’ll ever know.
The most brave and honest dog in the universe Im 42 and this brings back so much nostalgia I used to watch this show with my dad RIP FATHER YOU'LL ALWAYS BE WITH ME
I miss this show. I was a child when it aired on TV. Now I’m a 40+ year old, married and have a child. Life is amazing. Live it to the fullest and cherish all wonderful memories.
because the childhood memories of a happier time in our lives come to life through this song and we become sad because those times will never come again
I am 51 and today I had a strong connection with Hobo. I too cry and feel nostalgic when I hear this theme song. I realise that I have been living like Hobo. I am a consultant in human resources and find myself always helping individuals and teams connect and reunite and when the job is done I am off to another family (company, team) where I have to serve for a short time till I go again. So many parts of the theme song resonate with me I have lived in varoius countries and still can't settle down...Love the great memories and am grateful for every Hobo experience.
Your great country gave me the opportunity, despite living in South America, to live my childhood enjoying memorable series and their respective musical themes. This is one of my favorites
I used to cry uncontrollably every time this show ended. I believed the poor dog needed a loving home and was very lonely. My Mum had to comfort me. The memories. I am 57.
Bjorgne ☺️ gosh you are so lucky .... I’m moving to Norway 🇳🇴 so I can watch this lovely programme with you lolz I will bring English tea and biscuits and cakes 😝
Wow! The Littlest Hobo was the most amazing show and encapsulated our childhood through the 80’s. I’m 52 now and listening to the theme song thrust me back to my childhood and I loved the journey. Even reading all the amazing comments below shows just how beautiful this show was that even 40+ years on it is still generating the love 💕. God bless each and every one of you, sending love and prayers to you all 👏💜👍🙏🤗♿️
I live in Australia and have never seen this show. Stumbled on the intro in my recommendations and I was not disappointed. I’m crying despite never having seen it. There’s something extremely nostalgic about it. Wish it was shown here. Thanks Canada for making a gem of a theme! Think I’ll start watching now.
Definitely was regularly shown in Australia, probably early 80’s it was one of my favourites as a child and I’m in my 40’s now. I liked it better than Skippy and Flipper.
I'm 20 but my dad used to sing this song when I was a baby to me and I always wondered what this song was from when he passed and now I sing it to my baby girl even though I never seen the show it made a good memory for me and my dad.........thank you lil hobo.
I still cry my heart out when i hear this song. This was such a huge part of my childhood. I am 22 now and I will forever be grateful for this show. It will hold a special place in my heart forever. God love this dog. 😍💖😊
I remember watching this in UK when I was a kid, years on I am flying around the world, from time to time when I look into my childhood I find myself with Hobo. Life has gone by in no time😭😢😰
@ryan williams It was on Tv for years.. hello have you lived under A rock? I found it on T.V years ago and when i told my mom back then she was like oh yeah I love that show. I found it compleatly on my own because i always was up early in the night so i just watched T.V as a young girl till my mom woke up to start the day. You dont have to believe me oh and my Birthday was a few days ago im 23 now was born in 97 so i really dont care if your suspicious about it. I dont know who you even are. 🤣🤣 best show in my Childhood the Memories will always be there. 😝
this always brings tear to my eyes. been though tha same. what a song And im a 43 year old man. goin thro 20 year divorce. im so so lost. big up this song. love it
I am not crying you're crying ❤ my grandma and I used to watch this show all the time. as soon as the theme hit started bawling like a baby. man I miss my grandma
It's funny, I grew up watching this show, fast forward and I'm 36, a long haul trucker and I just stumbled across this song yet again, this song sums up my life pretty well
Brings tears but of sheer joy to my eyes....41 years old and loved watched this when I was younger....London a beautiful dog...and when he showed up on 'Corner Gas' a few years back....talk about nostalgia....I literally wept when I saw him...
My wife said to me "when are you going to put the sun shade up" and I said "maybe tomorrow" and here I am, transported back to what seemed easier times. 😊
Lovely tune, perfect theme song. I remember almost nothing from the show apart from the fact that there was a dog in it but this gives me warm memories of watching the show (despite not remembering the show itself)
I used to sing this at the karaoke! Took everyone back to their childhood just for a few minutes. This was my ultimate favourite programme growing up. I always thought he'd find me one day lol. Wish they made tv like this now. Loved it x
As an 80's kid, I remember growing up on the Canadian border watching this show with my father. Man I miss those times. Life was a hell of a lot simpler then.
Well sadly like all Hollywood stars he got addicted to drugs, had several divorces, and ended up playing the cameo circuit till his death from a heroine overdose.
Ricky Yeats the acting was so horrible and the budget was almost nin existent but I LOVED IT ANYWAY!:) I loved the way ppl had a different name for him in every episode...but he didnt care he kbew who they meant.;)
I did not watch the show because of the porno type acting. I simply watched the show because I liked the animals. Whoever trained the Shepard did a great job. That person is the one that deserves the accolades.
I'd hate to watch this again. In on way would it be be the same. It wouldn't mean the same things and I'd be watching it in a very different world. I'm happiest just remembering what it was like when Britain only had three TV channels to choose from :)
I was quite lucky I lived in a town that had the earliest cable system and we had Sky channel for free if you wanted the other channels available at the time you had to pay a small subscription to get the children's channel lifestyle and screensport and premier was another subscription on top and I think there are some other channels also available like super
Yes, in a sense we were better connected in the olden days. These days, nobody knows who's watching what, unfortunately. Certain programmes from the past instilled a certain sense of calm and even values. If not for the presence of parents also watching such a TV programme (family TV entertainment was a familiar phrase in the early 80s), and passing off the odd remark in relation to a scene in which a particular quality about life was characterised, or which revealed the story's positive values, the good things about it may not have become so apparent to that parent's child. Those things mattered, because the story, a reflection of our society, mattered and should still matter. Britain got a fourth TV channel in 1982 (Channel 4 it was called!). And most of the population up until the end of the 80s persisted with 4 channels. If there was no television possible, I dread to see the mayhem on the streets from bored youth that would have been the result. But now too many channels today, a blizzard of them on top of the internet and mobiles and gazillions of ads and everything else, means a dilution in the power of story to lift people's spirits. There's too much nonsense and rot that people today get hooked on. I suppose the thrill of watching this imaginative and pleasant TV series from the early/mid 80s was the thought that 1) you got a glimpse of Canada (otherwise it was a trip to the public library to look up an encyclopaedia, or hope the latest National Geographic at the newsagents had a feature on Canada; 2) this was a TV show everybody would like and nobody would fight over for control of the TV and its amazing 3 channels! In a sense, a little bit of the thrill was in the achievement of watching something ephemeral, on a 'device', on a box that was not personally yours: yet you were the entertainer to your siblings, your parents, your friend next door, maybe even your grand-parent who had called round. A community enterprise. 3) What you were watching was something you knew your friends were also watching (particularly if it was wet outside!) - there was no fear of missing out (none of that FOMO phenomenon today). I suppose what I'm getting at is that with so few channels in those days, the imperative was to entertain, to have 'light entertainment'. Entertainment dominated the airwaves in the old days. The TV schedules, as diminutive as they were back then, were printed in the newspapers as ' TV Entertainment'. The variety show and quiz shows as well as sitcoms were very popular. How could it have been otherwise? Today's TV offering is great - if you can see the good flakes in the blizzard of bad flakes. But even if you can see them, who else is watching? No longer does the good dominate the airwaves. Nonsense does. And the quality of the story has diminished. Britain's young people have reported last week that they are unhappy. Why? Their grand-parents were happier, were they? Maybe. Too many flickering ads and not enough stories of quality are they exposed too. That's my theory.
To all the lovers, you are not wrong. I get a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye hearing this. Funny thing is, I barely remember this but I was very young 3 or 4 years maybe I watched it every morning, I was obsessed. One episode, my mum found 4 year old me afterwards crying in my room, I remember her asking me, was it the TV programme, it was but I didn't want to admit it was or that I was crying. I think we'd watched it and near the end I ran upstairs No idea what the episode was - but it must have been a real tear jerker as this programme only ever made me happy. Beautiful programme, thank you to all involved.
44 years old and still choke up when I hear this theme song.
Solo Jo same, you’re not alone
You deserve more subscribers ❤️❤️❤️
Same here great show
I'm 40 this year this was the highlight of my day after school I still have the tune in my head
Me too
Anyone who remembers this in 2024 is a legend and should be enjoying life. #Everythingisgood.
Hanging on there! This tv show was one of my favorite when I was a child!
Yes we are legends 80s were the best 👌
My little brother was ill in bed and had hallucinations on Benadryl, he saw an entire episode of the littlest hobo on the bedroom wall streamed from his subconscious, apparently it was a good episode.
I come to listen to this if I need a pick me up. It always makes me smile. #team80s
I used to wake up early in the morning just to watch this. I loved it. I could never remember the name of the show, it was just "The Dog Show" to me.
I am 51 and I just broke down...this has brought back so many great memories ...beautiful song
I’m 43 and I know how you feel. This was such a wholesome show
36. This is mind blowing. A theme song to a TV show!!
Cant bear the past. Lovely theme tune.
I am 52 and remember the programme and theme tune when growing up. The tune is in F major (I have a very good memory for tunes!) Haven't got a clue what a HOBO is though - sounds like an abbreviation.
@@angelacooper2661 a hobo, is what some people call a homeless person or a tramp, and he was a homeless dog that traveled around, I dont think the word is used very much nowadays x
This is one of those songs that instantly teleports you back to when you were a child.. when life was so so much better
Yeah
Of only we could go bk great times
The dogs been dead for years.
Remember watching this show as a child. Smart dog ❤
Things have changed so much haven't they since this was on the TV, I miss it so much like millions of others I reckon.
"Every stop I make, I make a new friend" summed my beautiful dog up. Since yesterday he's been freed from his suffering. R.I.P my sweet boy 💔
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I recently lost my black lab, she was my special girl. I trained her from a pup, worked and lived with her for 12 years. I'm really sorry for your loss and feel your pain.
@@bronkaminski2608 I know you are feeling an incredible sadness but it will ease. I also know that sounds like crap but I have a human relative in a bad way too. Life really is what you think sometimes..but I don't believe that is forever
@@i_wouldprefer_not_to1196 I totally agree. It does still hurt and I will always miss her and so will my other security dog as they were very close but life goes on. We have to deal with these things in life but still have to keep pushing past the feelings and carry on. I'm actually starting a channel called Bron & Co talking about mental health and dealing with feelings like this.
I was robbed of my job due to mental illness and an assault (anxiety,depression,and it also caused me to gain epilepsy 4 years ago) I suffered at work and I don't want anyone else to feel as bad as I have. Just started recording the first video so it will be out soon hopefully. My other dog might make an appearance if he stops whining while recording! What you said doesn't sound crap, it's true. I've found your mental approach to things decides how well you can handle things. Of course things will hurt and hurt badly and it will take a long time for things to get close to back to normal (whatever that may be!) but it can happen. Thank you for your comment and I wish you and your family all the best in dealing with what you are going through now.
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51 years old and grew up in Canada. Call me a suck ass but I still cry when I hear or watch this. And I don't care.
Don't ry but beautiful song
You are not the only one. I used to watch it when I was a kid, years later now flying around the world and when I hit the hotels in different cities I take a look back in my young age and I always find myself with hobo
49 and also crying like a baby
I hear you brother.
Luv your commet, full respect x
This song lives rent free in my head...
Id pay this song to live in ma heid....
Yup
any one still remembers this in 2020🤩 theres something about this song that overwhelm me, mabye all the memories 💗
Sticks a tear in my eye too. xx
A new littlest hobo is in the works. Amazing how times have changed since the 80's version. I look forward to seeing this modern version, cell phones and all. lol
It's the first song on my new playlist 😊
Overtones done version of this
I have a German shepherd husky cross called Zues...this song kinda makes me sad.😔.. and happy 🙂.
Happy Paddys day from Ireland 2020💚🍀💚🍀🐺💚
49 here from UK , listening to this in December 2022 , this song is timeless and emotional ❤️
47 from UK. The kids these days have no idea. We're the lucky ones 👍
@@mrade5321 I'm 24 and heard this theme song on Trailer Park Boys
51 now in Australia, and yes timeless, loved this show. Not much on TV for kids today
Cried as soon as I listened to this. (locked door, pillow over face) The song and stories remind me of the little boy I once was so so so long ago. I miss that little boy with all my heart. Life tends to crush even the most stoic of souls. I hope and pray that the tears and bleeding heart of mine will not be noticed nor pitied by my own little son. I hope. Then again painfully felt nostalgic memories can never be related to younger generations... up until my own son someday carries my old decrepit body up to my bed and kisses my forehead saying, "Love you Dad".
Your honesty touched my heart-Totally resinated with me too...The innocent little boy I once was, sat in front of the TV, this theme tune chocked me up too...Nostalgia floods home eh...Not sure what it is about getting older that turns you into a softy....lol, V true, you unfortunately cannot give your children your nostalgic feelings.
Deep
Dude you broke me.
@@chad8519 Same.
If your kids are one day nostalgic for anything from their own childhoods, then you DID relate something to them after all.
One of the the most nostalgic and memorable songs of our childhood.... God they just dont make them like this anymore......
So true.
Standards have changed. Now they want shirtless and scantily-clad airhead celebs, instead of wholesome, fun stories. I'm still a Danger Bay fan, too.
So true i agree. I was a 70's baby this was my childhood TV doggy.
@@concertinamadrigals4058 yes danger bay beachcombers as well and road to avonley
Yasss!
Who watching this 2023 and still thinks this is an great beloved song ever
I remember this show! I was bullied as a kid and I swear I would imagine meeting this dog and playing with him. When me and my strange mind played imaginative games I would always pretend I was with him who was played by my German shepherd stuffed toy
Awh. Me and my brother use to say that it was our cousin. Who would get dumped off at our house by her mum. If she couldn't find another baby sitter. And sing it to her. She didn't see the funny side. But we did love her though
Don’t knock it bro, I’m 42 and that’s how shit goes down. Standard! 💯
Same!...😒🙂
Bullying sucks, sorry you had to go through it.
God bless you William xx
It's 2021, I'm 47 years old and I've just been thrown straight back to the mid 80's. I loved the show and I still love the theme song to this day
I remember this from children's TV from years ago!
The 1980's had the best theme tunes. This, The A-Team, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, Hill Street Blues, Cheers, Diff'rent Strokes, the list goes on and on......
This is by far the greatest theme song ever & it still brings tears to my eyes
Stop that crying.
You need to get out more. If this is the best but sounds like the worst I would hate to hear , the actual worst!!!
@Darren Crosbie-Rowlands l don't know - the theme to Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds is hard to beat. 😊
Lol@@emporergrimes
This is probably one of the best theme songs of the 80's. It's not just a theme but a complete song.
Not even top 10
@@stevehess7976eastenders?
@@davejohnson3474 what do you mean by EastEnders? if you mean the east end of Canada, you know we had this show and everyone i know knows it. the nicest people in Canada are the EastEnders.
@@itstheotherwhitemeatobviously the theme tune from eastenders
@@davejohnson3474 went right over my head. i thought you were mocking him due to saying not even top 10. my bad.
This song takes us back to a time we were less jaded, a time we thought we could do anything. Happy memories mixed with a sense of loss
I seen life through different eyes then 😢
One of my purest and most holy relics of childhood.
That is the Walton's theme song for me. I was like 7 or 8 when I first started watching that. Hearing that theme come on is remarkably soothing and centering.
I miss those days, I'm still traveling the world. From the Philippines with love to Canada, I'll be back one day 🇨🇦
this song gives me a feeling I can't explain almost mix of nostalgia happiness and sadness
YES I totally agree it's such an amazing simple song that has major chords that make you feel happy & also minor chords that make me feel poignant . Great song 👌
It does it to us all
I completely agree 😊
Duncan I think you explained it well 😊 plus all of us here are feeling it anyway ✌️
Happiness at the good times watching. Sadness that we never saw him settle down in a forever home with a loving family.
I wish I could return to my 80's childhood...
Me too
@J OneLife me too reminds me of my childhood
Me too
Closer to the 60s
90s Ireland for me!
This brings back memories I used to watch the show with my mother when I was a little boy she passed away when I was 7 I'm 19 now ❤️
50 years of age this month and i thought i was the only man whose eyes well up when they hear this. 45 years listening to this song now and it tugs at mt heartstrings everytime. 💚 Love from Ireland.
48 and im the same brother ..i loved that dog and the show ,i was an only child with a dog that went everywhere with not many friends i knew alot of people but i felt noone really understood me except my dog Love from an Australian with Irish heitage
When I watched this as a kid I remember crying when the song came on at the end, I wanted so much for him to have a home.
Me too. Lol. My family still brings it up to this day.
Same here. Something in my eye RN
same
I haven't seen it since I was about 7, but weren't there a couple of episodes where he sort of had an option, but chose to move on anyway?
He was a hobo he didn't want a home listen to the lyrics.
My dog was called hobo, we dedicated this song to him. 15 years ago he died in a car accident at 6 years old and I’ll always miss him, but life moves on and where I lost a friends I gained a new one, My dog Rusty filled that void, he’s now 6 years old born in 2013 and I like to listen to this song every now and then to remember why having a pet dog has and always will be the best thing thing I’ll ever know.
I love the show so much. This song can stir emotion within me and I am not embarrassed to admit that. It all touches my heart.
The most brave and honest dog in the universe
Im 42 and this brings back so much nostalgia
I used to watch this show with my dad
RIP FATHER YOU'LL ALWAYS BE WITH ME
I miss this show. I was a child when it aired on TV. Now I’m a 40+ year old, married and have a child. Life is amazing. Live it to the fullest and cherish all wonderful memories.
I do not know why everytime I listen to this lovely song I I cry !
because the childhood memories of a happier time in our lives come to life through this song and we become sad because those times will never come again
Me too brother .. me too
And me
Me too
franck jacques me too
I’m 48 wow this brings back some memories miss the good old days
Best programme ever!!!! Still remember every word all these years later!!
Oh the memories
Watched this Canadian gem in England in the mid 80’s as a kid
Yes I moved to few new abodes never settled till now
Back in the day when children programs were at there best ! Now let’s all sing 🎤 along and reminisce about the good old days 🙏🏻👍🏻😂
Love it and ur badge ❤
I am 51 and today I had a strong connection with Hobo. I too cry and feel nostalgic when I hear this theme song. I realise that I have been living like Hobo. I am a consultant in human resources and find myself always helping individuals and teams connect and reunite and when the job is done I am off to another family (company, team) where I have to serve for a short time till I go again. So many parts of the theme song resonate with me I have lived in varoius countries and still can't settle down...Love the great memories and am grateful for every Hobo experience.
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Your great country gave me the opportunity, despite living in South America, to live my childhood enjoying memorable series and their respective musical themes. This is one of my favorites
I loved this show. I'm 59 next this still brings a lump to my throat . i loved it and have it on dvd.
I used to cry uncontrollably every time this show ended. I believed the poor dog needed a loving home and was very lonely. My Mum had to comfort me. The memories. I am 57.
I am 42 and this was shown in Norway on Saturday afternoons.
Bjorgne ☺️ gosh you are so lucky .... I’m moving to Norway 🇳🇴 so I can watch this lovely programme with you lolz I will bring English tea and biscuits and cakes 😝
I have new you tube account this is my first song on it ! 💜💜💜
@@andrearobertson2484 LOL i was the same way, and i would cry out to the tv for the dog to come to me and i would give him a home
Wow! The Littlest Hobo was the most amazing show and encapsulated our childhood through the 80’s. I’m 52 now and listening to the theme song thrust me back to my childhood and I loved the journey. Even reading all the amazing comments below shows just how beautiful this show was that even 40+ years on it is still generating the love 💕. God bless each and every one of you, sending love and prayers to you all 👏💜👍🙏🤗♿️
I live in Australia and have never seen this show. Stumbled on the intro in my recommendations and I was not disappointed. I’m crying despite never having seen it. There’s something extremely nostalgic about it. Wish it was shown here. Thanks Canada for making a gem of a theme! Think I’ll start watching now.
Used to watch Skippy n this show back in cuba when I was growing up
Pretty sure it was shown in Australia as my wife who has never left the country knows the show... enjoy the show though it's awesome
You guys had Skippy and Flipper
Definitely was regularly shown in Australia, probably early 80’s it was one of my favourites as a child and I’m in my 40’s now.
I liked it better than Skippy and Flipper.
@@kimkim2454 sklipper the Bush kangadolphin.
Loved this show when I was a kid. Get the song in my head sometimes. Makes me tear up seeing London. Was such a beautiful dog
I'm 20 but my dad used to sing this song when I was a baby to me and I always wondered what this song was from when he passed and now I sing it to my baby girl even though I never seen the show it made a good memory for me and my dad.........thank you lil hobo.
Every Canadian child I hope remembers this. This is a show that sets us apart from teletubbies lol
I understand u
I'm English and it always filled my heart ❤ xxx
I got 62 years of life and my kids would love this show when they were small, now they got families of their own and have given me grandkiddos
I still cry my heart out when i hear this song. This was such a huge part of my childhood. I am 22 now and I will forever be grateful for this show. It will hold a special place in my heart forever. God love this dog. 😍💖😊
I was about 10 when this show was out. I'm 51 now and the song still makes me cry.
I remember watching this in UK when I was a kid, years on I am flying around the world, from time to time when I look into my childhood I find myself with Hobo. Life has gone by in no time😭😢😰
I’m 13 but still I saw reruns of this show and I cry when I hear this to.
@ryan williams It was on Tv for years.. hello have you lived under A rock? I found it on T.V years ago and when i told my mom back then she was like oh yeah I love that show. I found it compleatly on my own because i always was up early in the night so i just watched T.V as a young girl till my mom woke up to start the day. You dont have to believe me oh and my Birthday was a few days ago im 23 now was born in 97 so i really dont care if your suspicious about it. I dont know who you even are. 🤣🤣 best show in my Childhood the Memories will always be there. 😝
The littlest Hobo brings back happy childhood memories. I loved this as a child & it’s sad that they don’t make programmes like this anymore.
I'm 65 and still listening to this great song, and remembering every show.
What a song at 50 onward. Still listen to it, I have a flashback moment. Those were the days yesteryears was a reality. Present years are a fantasy
Same buddy touches the heart strings same as ole grizzly adams x
Thank you for this song. It's like the greatest american hero but with a dog..Dog smarter than a man. ❤
Beautiful song ❤ Brings back memories of the 80’s 👍
theres sinething comforting to me in tjis song...brings me back to a simpler time.
mike Lazembie exactly my thoughts 👍🏽
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this always brings tear to my eyes. been though tha same. what a song And im a 43 year old man. goin thro 20 year divorce. im so so lost. big up this song. love it
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A song of my childhood.. plays heart strings instead of violins … always in my head n heart..❤️ Wonderful 🐶❤️
I used to watch this 1979, maybe 1980, it is a Canadian Tv series, loved the littlest Hobo ...
I miss the 80s and 90s series. Great song.
It ran from 79 through to 85...
MEE TOO!
I've been all ,-toes since.
@@ZakRoloff it started in the 60s and then re-aired in the 70s. Reruns ran into the 2000's. I watched it from the 80s and into the late 90s.
@@ZakRoloff and 63 to 65
I am not crying you're crying ❤ my grandma and I used to watch this show all the time. as soon as the theme hit started bawling like a baby. man I miss my grandma
Great show and easily one of the best theme tunes ever written.
It's funny, I grew up watching this show, fast forward and I'm 36, a long haul trucker and I just stumbled across this song yet again, this song sums up my life pretty well
i get tears in my eyes every time i hear this song
Me too I can’t work out why it’s not even a sad song
me too
Hardly ever watched this show as a kid. Still, now at 51 years old, this song jumps into my head whenever someone say "Maybe tomorrow..."
This brings back so many memories watching this when I was a kid with my brother and both having sweeties 😁 great days. RIP brother 🙏
im 46 yrs old, and my cousin just reminded about this song, and I had to come here and get reminded about my childhood! Geeze!
2022 at 50yrs old....how why and where the years have gone....travel strong my fellows, see you next 50yrs 👍🏻
Loved this show growing up in Canada. A simple show that teaches great life lessons.
Brings tears but of sheer joy to my eyes....41 years old and loved watched this when I was younger....London a beautiful dog...and when he showed up on 'Corner Gas' a few years back....talk about nostalgia....I literally wept when I saw him...
Loved the show I'm 45 this year it's brings tears to your eyes
Childhood memories love it xxxx
Found this song while digging around, and I wound up watching the whole show. No regrets.
My wife said to me "when are you going to put the sun shade up" and I said "maybe tomorrow" and here I am, transported back to what seemed easier times. 😊
The memories I’m 38 almost 39 and used to watch this out here in uk England 🎉 the times guys where did they go ❤
Maybe tomorrow
This song brings back memories that make me cry😭
Yep, pushing 50 and this song still gives me a lump in the throat.Always felt sorry that the dog never found a forever home❤
I wish I could go back to the 80s and relive my childhood
Agreed james
Yep those were the days
This song reminds us of a time when life was pure and innocent and it makes us sad because we know that time has forever passed... 🐕
One of my most favorite shows as a kid. Would watch it at lunchtime before heading back to school for the afternoon. Wish it was still on TV.
brings memories littlest hobo tears
Robert Borowski that is your childhood then good tears hopefully
here in australia they put this show on at 10 am so i'd fake being sick so i could watch it
Robert Borowski it made me smile:)
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In Norway, it was on Saturday afternoons.
One of the great shows of my childhood.🇨🇦
Lovely tune, perfect theme song. I remember almost nothing from the show apart from the fact that there was a dog in it but this gives me warm memories of watching the show (despite not remembering the show itself)
I used to sing this at the karaoke! Took everyone back to their childhood just for a few minutes. This was my ultimate favourite programme growing up. I always thought he'd find me one day lol. Wish they made tv like this now. Loved it x
I thought i was the only weirdo that bawls their eyes out hearing this song. Every. Single. Time. My kids think i'm nuts lol. God, I miss the 80s.
I watched this adventure in Cuba when I was a kid and I never missed an episode. Wonderful memories.
Just remembered this programme i watched as a child,had to find the theme tune........thank you for posting it, it brought back great memories.
As an 80's kid, I remember growing up on the Canadian border watching this show with my father. Man I miss those times. Life was a hell of a lot simpler then.
Loved wochin him ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I hope London the dog had a good life :')
He did. Was a good German Shepard. Loved that dog
There was something like 6 London’s used for filming.
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There was only one London. He preformed in the 6os series.
His relatives though also took part. Including thorn and Toro
Life was nothing but bitches and money!
Well sadly like all Hollywood stars he got addicted to drugs, had several divorces, and ended up playing the cameo circuit till his death from a heroine overdose.
I loved this show and song. Wish I was young again. The world was a better place then.
Ignited my lifelong love of German Shepherds. What a special breed of dog they are. Loyal, loving, protective. What more could you want!
Reduces me to tears every time I hear it. My childhood in one happy song
Beautiful mindblowing song i love it so much brings back the good childhood mempries
totally agree
BREAKS MY HEART in a good way.
I used to watch and listen to this show and dream of escaping my childhood while doing good for others ;-)
I remember watching this when growing up. The tune is in F major and is very catching. 50 years old and with a very good memory for tunes!
I still can't listen to this song without crying 😭😍
Im too young to have watched this show in my childhood, but i still love this song and the doggo. I heard it for the first time in trailerpark boys :)
My daughter and I loved this show andxwatched it together. This song is now her ringtone very appropriate for the wonderful veterinary surgeon she is.
I have loved this since I was a kid, fresh out of Afrika in 1984 age 10, I’m 48 now and it brings tears of joy every time I play an episode hahaaa
My dad was literally just telling me about this and it made him cry when he was a kid in the 80s
As another 80's kid I can confirm that the theme song still makes my eyes misty.
Great song and a most enjoyable show.
Ricky Yeats the acting was so horrible and the budget was almost nin existent but I LOVED IT ANYWAY!:) I loved the way ppl had a different name for him in every episode...but he didnt care he kbew who they meant.;)
I did not watch the show because of the porno type acting. I simply watched the show because I liked the animals. Whoever trained the Shepard did a great job. That person is
the one that deserves the accolades.
Indeed!
we only watched it because of London the dog the actors were surplus
48 in america now i use to watch this in the 80s in trinidad and tobago...love these old brisitsh shows also dr who
February 2024 ,I'm 38 yrs this song brings bk memories 😢😢
I'd hate to watch this again. In on way would it be be the same. It wouldn't mean the same things and I'd be watching it in a very different world. I'm happiest just remembering what it was like when Britain only had three TV channels to choose from :)
It's still as good as ever friend!!
Ihere this,well said bro!
Matthew Martin.. And a very dodgy channel 4 lol 👍
I was quite lucky I lived in a town that had the earliest cable system and we had Sky channel for free if you wanted the other channels available at the time you had to pay a small subscription to get the children's channel lifestyle and screensport and premier was another subscription on top and I think there are some other channels also available like super
Yes, in a sense we were better connected in the olden days. These days, nobody knows who's watching what, unfortunately. Certain programmes from the past instilled a certain sense of calm and even values. If not for the presence of parents also watching such a TV programme (family TV entertainment was a familiar phrase in the early 80s), and passing off the odd remark in relation to a scene in which a particular quality about life was characterised, or which revealed the story's positive values, the good things about it may not have become so apparent to that parent's child. Those things mattered, because the story, a reflection of our society, mattered and should still matter.
Britain got a fourth TV channel in 1982 (Channel 4 it was called!). And most of the population up until the end of the 80s persisted with 4 channels. If there was no television possible, I dread to see the mayhem on the streets from bored youth that would have been the result. But now too many channels today, a blizzard of them on top of the internet and mobiles and gazillions of ads and everything else, means a dilution in the power of story to lift people's spirits. There's too much nonsense and rot that people today get hooked on.
I suppose the thrill of watching this imaginative and pleasant TV series from the early/mid 80s was the thought that 1) you got a glimpse of Canada (otherwise it was a trip to the public library to look up an encyclopaedia, or hope the latest National Geographic at the newsagents had a feature on Canada; 2) this was a TV show everybody would like and nobody would fight over for control of the TV and its amazing 3 channels! In a sense, a little bit of the thrill was in the achievement of watching something ephemeral, on a 'device', on a box that was not personally yours: yet you were the entertainer to your siblings, your parents, your friend next door, maybe even your grand-parent who had called round. A community enterprise. 3) What you were watching was something you knew your friends were also watching (particularly if it was wet outside!) - there was no fear of missing out (none of that FOMO phenomenon today).
I suppose what I'm getting at is that with so few channels in those days, the imperative was to entertain, to have 'light entertainment'. Entertainment dominated the airwaves in the old days. The TV schedules, as diminutive as they were back then, were printed in the newspapers as ' TV Entertainment'. The variety show and quiz shows as well as sitcoms were very popular. How could it have been otherwise? Today's TV offering is great - if you can see the good flakes in the blizzard of bad flakes. But even if you can see them, who else is watching? No longer does the good dominate the airwaves. Nonsense does. And the quality of the story has diminished. Britain's young people have reported last week that they are unhappy. Why? Their grand-parents were happier, were they? Maybe. Too many flickering ads and not enough stories of quality are they exposed too. That's my theory.
Me and my dad used to sing this together when I was a kid me strumming along on a uncles guitar I couldn’t play but we loved it x
Best programme growing up Respect London.
To all the lovers, you are not wrong. I get a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye hearing this.
Funny thing is, I barely remember this but I was very young 3 or 4 years maybe I watched it every morning, I was obsessed.
One episode, my mum found 4 year old me afterwards crying in my room, I remember her asking me, was it the TV programme, it was but I didn't want to admit it was or that I was crying. I think we'd watched it and near the end I ran upstairs No idea what the episode was - but it must have been a real tear jerker as this programme only ever made me happy.
Beautiful programme, thank you to all involved.