Better Late Then Never

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Yes this was a great TV show back from the 1980s, shame it hasn't been on TV for almost 17 years now. It was broadcast on the ITV network (would have been Thames for me as I lived In London back then and that was the company that ran ITV for that region of the UK) & every show ran for 10 minutes. Kids today would probably love this Button Moon show much as we did back then. A great show ! Button Moon in it's "Blanket Sky". I remember the classic song that opened and ended the show and sang along with it on every show when I was a kid. "We're off to Button Moon, Follow Mr. Spoon, Button Moon, Button Moon. We're off to Button Moon, Follow Mr. Spoon, Button Moon, Button Moon. Button Mo-----------------on. Button Moon, Be Back Soon, Button Moon." Ah, memories!

I can safely say that Button Moon was my most favourite piece of children's television ever to have graced our great screens. All I remember from my childhood is sitting close to the TV and watching every single (short but worth it) episode and dreaming of flying off to my own big button in the sky... and it was all low budget too! forget your expensive production line 'toons that kids are entertained with nowadays, nothing beats a baked bean tin and the contents of your kitchen drawer! Even years later, I can still say it is incredibly entertaining, as while drunk at the beginning of my uni years myself and the guys next door lay giggling in my room watching the amusing vacuum cleaner and his "vvmmvvvmvvvvvm" speech, completely in hysterics at the wobbly jelly, our friends teddy, rag doll and lest not forget the army of bottles! Trippy as it was, button moon RULED - as it still does!

i love button moon i have all the videos. there was not a better tv show than that. Captin Pugwash came close. but i love button moon. although the guy behind the black sheet might as just gave a big smile and waved we could see him moving around. but i dont care I LOVE BUTTON MOON.

This was on of the oddest kids programmes from the early 80's. Mr Spoon (a wooden spoon with a big nose) and his wife and child lived under the gaze of Button Moon (a large yellow button) which they went up to in the space ship that our hero Mr Spoon had made. Basically it was hand held wooden spoons over a black velvet backdrop being moved about with a narration , and i know that i was too old to be watching it when i did but it was hypnotic. A very strange one indeed that has to be seen to be believed.