NO RECAP of 70s public safety films would be complete without the badly-animated adventures of Charley the cat and his deformed owner, whose name you never learned as his mother was probably too ashamed of birthing such a monstrosity to give it a human moniker (he was actually called Tony). Produced by the Central Office of Information, with Charley being voiced by the brilliant Kenny Everett, the undynamic duo appeared in six one-minute clips teaching little kids the dangers of rivers, matches, teapots(!), tables, picnics and strangers, all things that were apparently just waiting to kill kids in 70s Britain:
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