Cartoon from the 80s set inside your body

Anybody know what I'm talking about?

The nerves sped everywhere, and every episode the antibodies used to fight the evil looking infections, or the white blood cells would help stem bleeding from a wound?

Would really like to find out the name of it.

Cheers,

D

Was there an old guy and a kid in a small "spaceship" thingy too?

I faintly remember something along those lines.

Originally posted by Ragnorak
Anybody know what I'm talking about?

The nerves sped everywhere, and every episode the antibodies used to fight the evil looking infections, or the white blood cells would help stem bleeding from a wound?

Would really like to find out the name of it.

Cheers,

D

Originally posted by Ragnorak
Anybody know what I'm talking about?

The nerves sped everywhere, and every episode the antibodies used to fight the evil looking infections, or the white blood cells would help stem bleeding from a wound?

Would really like to find out the name of it.

Cheers,

D

YouTube

Originally posted by wormwood
this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxdUEvuYE4E

it's a french series "Il était une fois... la vie". don't know what the english name was, but possibly 'once upon a time there was... life" or something like that. they did loads of similar educational series about history, space, even football. it's always the same characters, only in a different setting. they're huge classics.

Originally posted by Crowley
Was there an old guy and a kid in a small "spaceship" thingy too?

I faintly remember something along those lines.

'Once upon a time' was an awesome programme. It formed much of my young childhood interest in the natural world. I recommend seeking out not just the 'life' series, but also the history and technology ones, though I can't remember which numbers in the series they were.

Originally posted by Starrman
'Once upon a time' was an awesome programme. It formed much of my young childhood interest in the natural world. I recommend seeking out not just the 'life' series, but also the history and technology ones, though I can't remember which numbers in the series they were.

I wanted to bump this thread but couldn't think of a good reason to do so.