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So Kaden has recently began waking up and turning on sesame st.
its one of the few shows he watches all the way through..
I think its funny because I totally loved sesame st. when I was little, I remember waking up to it every morning and eating breakfast while I watch.
Are there any shows that you loved when you were little? Are they still around?
holy shit i remember reading rainbow... hehee awesome...
i loved mister dressup... but mister rogers scared me. creepy old guy...
reading rainbow is still on opb and uhhhh pbs
mister rogers was a litle scary. but he spoke at my college graduation believe it or not... how funny is that. he actually gave a great speech... i was sad when he died :(Quote:
Originally Posted by mmmcherry
Wasn't Mr. Rogers a war vet with medals of honour...and he wore long sleaves on the show to hide his tats?
Mister Rogers didnt scare. just the weird ass puppets he went to visit scared me. geez
i watched lambchop or whatever that show was a lot.
& yeah, i watched barney haha but i didnt really watch that just when i was a kid. lame but yeah
we used to only have 3 channels & PBS was one of them, so it was that or nothing sometimes.
then again, i dont know why i didnt just turn the tv off
but um, back to kid tv shows.
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...c1e8146aa7.jpg
i loved & lived to watch Under the Umbrella Tree
i still love that show. haha
oh oh oh! & i loved batman. still do.
& um
heman & popeye
i was a weird little runt.
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Originally Posted by Lady Alias
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl-mr-rogers.htm
Urban legends
Fred Rogers has been the subject of a few urban legends, among them, ideas that he served in the military around the era of the Vietnam war; was a sniper; was a Navy Seal; or had a drug problem. Rumors to this effect are discounted as false on urban legend verification websites[1]. Not only is military service not mentioned in any biographies about him, but there wasn't a period of time, unaccounted for, where he could have been involved in such. During most of the Vietnam conflict, he was fully dedicated to his television show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and before that, around the start of Vietnam, he was working on getting rights for his show and moving it to Pittsburgh.
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i'm slow haha
Uhhh...Fraggle Rock, Muppet Show re-runs (featuring stars that I didn't know :1orglaugh )...and...umm...all those cartoons that they have since re-made (and RUINED :rant: ).
fuck yeah! I love lambchop, that was one of my favorites:DQuote:
Originally Posted by LoraLie
hahaa yeah man.. fuck i remember under the umbrella tree SOOO WELL now that i see that picture!! what a good show!!! and fraggle rock, barely, but i had a movie of it... lamb chops play along hahaa... that was my brothers favorite... sharon, lois, and bram... lois actually was the lamb chops lady... (or was it sharon? one of them)
omg omg omg but how could i even forget FRED PENNER!!!!! god that guy was my hero. i wanted to go see him playing at the vancouver childrens festival when i was in grade 8 i think... but id just moved to vancouver and didnt really know my way around on the busses, and it was in stanley park, and nobody would go with me :( i was sad.
I LOVE FRED PENNER!!!!! :D
omg and the friendly giant... fuck i feel like im 5 again.
hey... who had chickadee and owl magazines when they were kids? i did, i LOVED them... i am SO totally getting my kid subscribed.
friendly giant and hilarious house of frightenstein
oh the Dinasours, "Im the baby im the baby!"
right, and "not the momma, not the momma"
oh I forgot Ren and Stimpy!
ahhhh i fucked loved Dinosaurs. but the boss guy scared me.
i was easily frightened.
and they're coming out with the 'lost' adult episodesQuote:
Originally Posted by Pull~My~Hair
We all got a little sesame street groing up, and it was good.
But, some where in the back of my mind there are a few other shows I remember. Did I love them? I really can't say, it's all like a hazy, glitter covered dream these days.
I still watch Elmo. Some people don't seem to get it when I turn to Amelia and express that Dorothy wants to ask somebody else...
i know we are umm.."borrowing" them from the interweb at the moment;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Karl
i used to watch lois and brahm, or something to that effect... some song "i love you in the morning and in the afternoon, i love you in the evening underneath the moon"... i think there was an elephant? i don't know. used to watch eureka's castle. fuck. i've forgotten almost everything, i lost interest in TV at a very young age.
yeah it was the elephant show.. or something like that, that was sharon lois and bram.
i liked ren and stimpy and when i got a little older Beavis and butt-head, I wish they would have released all of the Beavis and Butt-Head episodes on DVD, but at least they released a whole lot of them.
anyone ever watch puff'n'stuff?
My daughter, Athena, loves Elmo. Her 2nd birthday was this bast Saturday and my mom bought her a talking Elmo that can be programmed to say her name and and a bunch of other stuff. We watch Elmo DVDs together all the time. Originaly I didn't like him all that much. But since I sat and watched Elmo's Adventures in Grouchland with my kid, I decided he's not so bad. And anything with Mandy Patinkin in it is awesome anyway.
When I was a kid, I watched several shows. Most of them I don't remember the names of. Most likely because they didn't last. Sesame Street, Captain Kangaroo, Secret City (when I was older), The Muppet Show, and Mr. Rogers. I also remember a show that had people dressed up like they were fairies and they sang songs. I have no idea what it was called. Oh yeah there was a whole host of Hana Barbera cartoons that I watched. The Hurkuloids (I think thats the name) was my favorite. I also watched Land of the Lost pretty religiously. They should remake that series. It would be so cool now with todays technology. And as I got older I watched He-Man and The Masters of The Universe everyday, along with Voltron, Robotech, and that sort.