Favorite Kids Shows
Molly
include those educational shows they showed a lot on PBS. Here are
mine.
The Kroft Supershow (with Kaptain Kool and the Kongs)
Barbapapa
The Kids From CAPER
Shazam!
Fat Albert
Isis
The All-New Mickey Mouse Club
The Letter People (I'm not sure if this started in the 70s or the 80s)
Electric Company
When my brain wakes up, I'll post more. :)
Molly
Dixon Hayes
Captain Kangaroo
Romper Room (though that was more 60s for me)
Speed Racer
SuperFriends
Scooby Doo (earliest years)
Sesame Street
Electric Company
Zoom
Mr. Wizard
Bullwinkle & Rocky (the classics never go out of style)
The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show (ditto)
Jonny Quest
Dixon
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David Ballarotto
There weren't a lot to choose from where I grew up and envied city kids who
could watch independent TV stations that aired cartoons all afternoon.
I did like Captain Kangaroo, The Electric Company, and Sesame Street. Mr.
Rogers, too.
On Saturday mornings, I used to love Speed Buggy, Scooby-Doo Movies, and The
New Adventures of Batman.
WiNK
Josie and the Pussycats
Fat Albert
Electric Company
ZOOM!
New Zoo Revue
Land of the Lost
Nadine
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Oriole Adams
I wanted dearly to be a Zoom-er...I sent away for the info; I was the right age
group, but the drawback was you had to live within driving distance of the WGBH
studios in Boston, and I lived in suburban Detroit. Darn.
Some of my faves from when I was a wee little kid might have been local; they
were all broadcast on Channel 9, which was our CBC (Canada) outlet:
Friendly Giant
Mr. Dressup
Chez Helene
That last one is kinda funny; the whole show was in French - the only character
that spoke English was the mouse puppet, Suzy. I watched it faithfully every
day, though, even though I couldn't understand 90 percent of it.
Then again, I used to sit and watch the test pattern, too.....
Jeff Troutman
> Okay, what were some of your favorite kids shows of the 70s? They can
> include those educational shows they showed a lot on PBS. Here are
> mine.
>
Flintstones
Bugs Bunny
Scooby-Doo
Super Friends
Land of the Lost
Bullwinkle & Rocky
Wonderama
Sesame Street
Electric Company
and of course, Star Blazers
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Molly
also forgot to add Zoom and Let's All Sing with Tony Salatang (sp). "Let's
all sing a song today."
Molly
Swift
Mixed 70s and 80s:
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Ultraman
High Feather (PBS)
Alphabet Soup (PBS)
The Bloodhound Gang (PBS)
Muppet Show
Hanna Barbera Show
Spiderman
Rocky & Bullwinkle
Great Space Coaster
Molly
solved mysteries. That was cool, and so was 3-2-1 Contact. My cable
system is adding new stations and Noggin is one of them. They show
3-2-1 Contact, Electric Company, Square One TV (which I liked) and
Sesame Street.
Molly
Nancy
Also loved the one with Poindexter(sp?) can't remember the name though.
Did anyone else notice the human characters in Pokemon resemble the ones in
SpeedRacer? My guess is both originate in Japan????
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Molly
Molly
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> include those educational shows they showed a lot on PBS. Here are
> mine.
Hee hee...ok, time to reign in the obsessions...I promise to only name Kids
from C.A.P.E.R. once <G>...
Kids from C.A.P.E.R. (I meant once on the list...)
Krofft Supershow
Monster Squad
Groovie Ghoulies
Bugs Bunny Road Runner show
Hardy Boys (I know it's more prime time but still....)
Scooby Doo
Laff A Lympics
Hong Kong Phooey
Ok...that'll do for a start...
Erin ">
Molly
Molly
Aldo Pignotti
the Freddie Friehopher (sp?) Show, Glendora or Ginnie's
Gameroom? Not to brag, but I made a brief appearance on
the Freddie Friehopher Show. I still remember Ginnie's
theme song. I don't remember much about Glendora's show
except she showed "Felix the Cat", "Clutch Cargo" and
one other cartoon I really liked, I think it was called
"Johhny Cloud, Space Angel".
Also there was a really cool puppet show on Saturday
mornings, I think it was from England. It was something
like "FireBall XL5". All I remember about it was it
was a puppet show and that the space center could go
underground when it was threatened.
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> On Mon, 15 Jan 2001 19:56:24 -0800, Swift babbled on about Re: Favorite
Kids Shows
> proclaiming:
>
> >Did anyone mention these?
> >
> >Mixed 70s and 80s:
> >
>
> You'd think they were from the Discovery Channel based on their song.
Those boys ain't nothin but mammals.
Jeff Troutman
Chris Siciliano
"Hello Marlo", "Hello Machine"
Molly
Molly
The Wanderer
sound like the X15) with the marionettes. The show had a theme song that was
very catchy, sort of like a Jimmy Gilmer song. Wasn't the lead "character"
named Mike Mercury?
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Mercury was the star. It was Supercar, another show just like Fireball XL 5.
This was mid '60s and the car went from submarine to jet, and everything in
between.
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Molly
there was Thunderbirds Are Go. Those shows are so bad they're funny.
Molly
Phaedra Alwell
CAPTAIN kangaroo
Scooby Doo (still do!)
Sesame Street
Phaedra '74 :)
Sandy
Yes, good choices Dixon!
>.( Except I was too old for Sesame Street :-P)
(me too, Nancy :( )
>Did anyone else notice the human characters in Pokemon resemble the ones in
>SpeedRacer? My guess is both originate in Japan????
>
Yes, yes! I said that the first time I saw it!!
I wonder if they did it on purpose so us oldies would be nostalgic and let the
kids watch it?? hmmm....
Sandy
2-60
Class of 78
Sandy
>except she showed "Felix the Cat",
Oh when I was REAL little Felix was my most favorite show! Of course then I
grew up and became more sophisticated and H.R. Pufnstuf became my favorite.
Anyone remember Kimba The White Lion?
I still remember the tune to the song, but can only remember the words "Kimba
The White Lion is the one"
Sandy
Nope, Boston area here. We had Major Mudd here....remember him?
RetroTrish
What was this show about/like?
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liked early 70s cartoons. My fave kids shows and cartoons included:
Captain Kangaroo (my all-time favorite)
Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
Romper Room
Mr. Pix (Atlanta)
Officer Don (Atlanta)
anything Hanna-Barbera, from Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound to the Archies
and Josie and the Pussycats
all things Krofft -- esp. H.R. Pufnstuf
New Zoo Review
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Molly <molly...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Okay, what were some of your favorite kids shows of the 70s? They can
> include those educational shows they showed a lot on PBS. Here are
> mine.
>
That was good.
> Barbapapa
I don't remember that one but it sounds dumb.
> The Kids From CAPER
What was that?
> Shazam!
Shazam was cool (or should I say groovy :)
> Fat Albert
great show!
> Isis
Isis was groovy too!
> The All-New Mickey Mouse Club
Okay.
> The Letter People (I'm not sure if this started in the 70s or the 80s)
> Electric Company
I like that.
ANT The Monarch of Menace
>>SpeedRacer? My guess is both originate in Japan????
>>
Of course they do, it's a Japanese style known as Anime, the large eyes and
childlike look that even the adult characters have is typical. C'mon people,
check out a little thing known as the Internet, you can find out all sorts of
groovy things.
-ANT
ANT The Monarch of Menace
(singing) "Felix the Cat...whenever he needs a fix, he reaches into his back of
trix"
>Anyone remember Kimba The White Lion?
Yep, from Japan. The creator of that sued Disney over their Lion King cartoons
and won. A friend of mine is in the process of doing the same, as she has
written (and has had published) a series of books that Disney knew about (her
agent had approached them about selling these). Some things never change.
If she wins, then I'll have a solid gold computer to cruise the web with. <G>
-ANT
ANT The Monarch of Menace
Robin. Was created by the same feller--Bob Kane.
-ANT
Molly
I don't remember much about it. I believe it was a variety show, but I'm not
positive. I was a little kid at the time.
Molly 72
The Wanderer
mornings on Channel 7 WABC. His theme song "East side, west side, all around
the town. The kids watch Tommy Seven he's their favorite TV clown."
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
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NJROB65
I watched that all the time, my favorite was The Frog, an Edward G.
Robinsonesque character.
ANT The Monarch of Menace
>Robinsonesque character.
>
Yep, in the first episode where he was introduced he originally was known as
"Bet a Million Frog" or something very close to that. He had a catch phrase
which he annoyingly repeated as naseum "I'd bet a million on that...."
I guess the producers saw how quickly that wore on one's neves as they got rid
of that nonsense soon if not immediately thereafter.
-ANT
ANT The Monarch of Menace
>mornings on Channel 7 WABC. His theme song "East side, west side, all around
>the town. The kids watch Tommy Seven he's their favorite TV clown."
No, is he any relation of the Jerky Boy's Sparky da Clown? <G>
-ANT
ANT The Monarch of Menace
>McAllistair.
>I don't remember much about it. I believe it was a variety show, but I'm not
>positive. I was a little kid at the time.
Originally hosted by Sonny Fox. Here's the killer links, first one is for
Sonny, the second for Bob:
http://www.tvparty.com/lostkids1.html
http://www.tvparty.com/lostwonder.html
This is for Sandy Becker:
http://christophergross.com/becker/becker.html
-ANT
The Wanderer
on one. You seem pretty knowledgeable.
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from Brooklyn
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ANT The Monarch of Menace
>on one. You seem pretty knowledgeable.
You made that up just to stump me, you doity rat bastid! <G>
-ANT
Sandy
>
>Yep, from Japan. The creator of that sued Disney over their Lion King
>cartoons
>and won.
Your kidding! I didn't know that...
Sandy
>
>"White lion cub Kimba and his friends patrol the jungle in order to keep
>peace in Africa
>4,000 years ago. Some of Kimba's friends included Dan'l Baboon, Samson,
>Pauley Cracker
>and King Speckle Rex. Produced in Japan, the series was distributed by NBC's
>syndicated
>division. A Mushi Studios Production. Color. Half-hour episodes. Premiered
>September
>11, 1966.
>The voice of Kimba was played by Billie Lou Watt.
>
>If my baby wasn't crying I'd count the episodes. Later maybe.
>
Yeah, thats it! Thanks for all the details Bababooey :)
(is the baby alright now?)
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early '60s. He had a push cart full of crap (figuratively, that is) that he
would wheel out. He was preceeded by Farmer Gray Cartoons. He used to
feature Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse Cartoons.
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Aldo Pignotti
sand...@aol.com (Sandy) wrote:
> >Anybody here from the Albany, NY area?
>
> Nope, Boston area here. We had Major Mudd here....remember him?
>
grandparents in the Boston area and watching a show where the
host was an old sea captain. He mostly showed "popeye" cartoons.
There was also a station from Maine that showed "Farmer Alfalfa"
and the "Little Rascals" every morning. The name of the show
with the "Little Rascals" was "The Mischief Makers". Oddly,
I can remember the theme song for the show. It must have been
a lot of fun to work on those shows.
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Jeff Troutman
> >>Anyone remember Kimba The White Lion?
> >
> >Yep, from Japan. The creator of that sued Disney over their Lion King
> >cartoons
> >and won.
>
> Your kidding! I didn't know that...
>
It never got a lot of press except in the animation mags. I believe the
point of contention being that Kimba's back story was pretty similar to the
Lion King's.
Jeff Troutman
Sandy
>grandparents in the Boston area and watching a show where the
>host was an old sea captain
Geez...I don't remember that one. About what year was it out? Maybe if someone
says the name it will jog a memory for me.
How About Willie Whistle? Anyone remember him? Was that annoying or what!?
Sandy
>first and
>only, and usually hangs around in the computer room while I'm reading
>messages where we
>talk back and forth... well... she doesn't "talk" but it's close enough for
>me
Awwww...glad to hear she healthy and happy. Sounds like she's got a great Dad
too! :)
ANT The Monarch of Menace
>point of contention being that Kimba's back story was pretty similar to the
>Lion King's.
Yep, Disney hates to garner negative publicity. My friend's story was copied
from her book, AND TV cartoon that was produced for the Capt Kanagroo show.
Point for point that literally stole her story.
Up until Disney ripped her off I hated them for their vanillafication of
America. Now I love em, as they're gonna have to fork over a bundle of dough to
someone close to me!
-ANT
ANT The Monarch of Menace
>early '60s. He had a push cart full of crap (figuratively, that is) that he
>would wheel out. He was preceeded by Farmer Gray Cartoons. He used to
>feature Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse Cartoons.
Gawd, I just don't remember that at all! How about those early morning farm
report kinda shows that preceeded even Davey & Goliath?
Remember Tex Antoine? A friend of mine has one of those wacky drawings he used
to doodle for his weather reports. I wonder if it's worth anything now.
-ANT
ANT The Monarch of Menace
There was a kiddie show host on some local UHF Long Island channel in the late
70's called Capt Ahab. It was so funny, he was a big fat guy with a beard. He
comes out and you expect to hear a deep baritone, but instead he spoke in such
a high register that dog's ear would burst into flames!
-ANT
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Well here's to originality there ANT, BUT,keep in mind that Disney can
afford the HIGH PRICED trash, I mean, lawyers that can make your friend
question her own originality of the story, I say good luck to her tho!!!
Billy
ANT The Monarch of Menace
>afford the HIGH PRICED trash, I mean, lawyers that can make your friend
>question her own originality of the story, I say good luck to her tho!!!
>Billy
Yep, but I have two VERY conservative lawyers who feel strongly about this
case. This case is supported by heavy documentation, most of it in the public
domain and some from internal documents.
At the very least they will offer her money to be quiet and go away. They've
literally made billions on the Lion King series, of which even if she were to
get 1% would come to nice chunk.
-ANT
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remember the Jack LaLanne Show early in the AM with his white German
Shepherd? Or a show called Jungle-La about jungle animals. That was around
the time of New Zoo Review.
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ANT The Monarch of Menace
>remember the Jack LaLanne Show early in the AM with his white German
>Shepherd? Or a show called Jungle-La about jungle animals. That was around
>the time of New Zoo Review.
Definatley remember Jack LaLanne and his tight jump suit and that funky organ
music (so typical of soaps at that time).
Vaguely recall the Jungle show, but that New Zoo Revue coming right at you
always made me wanna duck.
How about Concentration? They had that game board with the numbered squares
that revolved to display a prive and then a piece of the puzzle (a phonetic
pictogram). The thing that always stuck in mind was the extremely loud relay
noise that would blare whenever one of those squares would revolve.
Buzzzzzzappp!
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> Since you mention the Farm Reports (real important in the big city) do you
> remember the Jack LaLanne Show early in the AM with his white German
> Shepherd? Or a show called Jungle-La about jungle animals. That was around
> the time of New Zoo Review.
>
> --
> Buddy
> from Brooklyn
> http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Thebes/5591/
>
> "If women didn't exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning."
> Aristotle Onassis
Now yer talkin' my language Buddy!!! I remember him & his dog! But I think
he had 2 of them didn't he? Many was the time that I would do jumpin' jacks
& other exercises with him & his wife Elaine LaLanne. Of course I somehow
managed to forget to do it after a certain age, but it was fun back then.
Billy
Francis McGill
ANT The Monarch of Menace (s2...@aol.computer) wrote:
: How about Concentration? They had that game board with the numbered squares
: that revolved to display a prive and then a piece of the puzzle (a phonetic
: pictogram). The thing that always stuck in mind was the extremely loud relay
: noise that would blare whenever one of those squares would revolve.
: Buzzzzzzappp!
: -ANT
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whistling drove me up a wall.
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sand...@aol.com (Sandy) wrote:
>
> How About Willie Whistle? Anyone remember him? Was that annoying or
what!?
>
One of the funniest things I have ever seen on TV was Willie
Whistle on one of those blooper shows. He had a huge snake on
the show and it got into his pants. At first he thought it
was funny and took off his pants. Then he discovered it was
in his clown underwear which wasn't quite as funny. He
pulled down his clown underwear and the snake was coiled in
and out his real underwear. By now Willie is freaking out but
he can't say anything because that whistle is stuck in the
back of his mouth. All he can do is whistle. I almost wet my
pants laughing.
The Wanderer
was the sound we wuz hearing.
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Phaedra Alwell
The Great Space Coaster
Those were great kids shows the kids shows that are on today are just
not as good.
OT : I just received word that i was recommended for a long term
substitute teaching postion at the high school!
It will be for English and that is what i hope to get my degree in how
cool is that?
Anyway it starts Monday and Im super thrilled
to be able to do this.
Just thought i would pass that along!
Phaedra '74
Nanc
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Sandy
>substitute teaching postion at the high school!
>It will be for English and that is what i hope to get my degree in how
>cool is that?
>Anyway it starts Monday and Im super thrilled
>to be able to do this.
>Just thought i would pass that along!
>
>Phaedra '74
>
70s culture while your influencing them! ;)
Sandy
Sandy
>comes out and you expect to hear a deep baritone, but instead he spoke in
>such
>a high register that dog's ear would burst into flames!
Sounds like the same voice different character ANT. Willie was a Clown but had
a high pitched whistle for his voice, and you had to listen really hard to hear
what he was saying.
Sandy
>whistling drove me up a wall.
Yeah, me too...I couldn't understand him half the time!
Sandy
>
>Your source book is a bit off. Kimba's family line was traced back
>4000 years, but the show was supposed to take place in modern-day
>(mid 1960s) Africa. I've got tons of info (including the words to
>the theme song) on my web site:
>http://hometown.aol.com/kimbawlion
>and specific info about the story line and characters on this page:
>http://hometown.aol.com/kimbawlion/synopsis.htm
>
>CA
>
>
>
>
>
*GASP* Thank you CA!!!! Thats him, that's him!!! I haven't seen Kimba since
the 1970s!! He so cute!!
ANT The Monarch of Menace
Capt Ahab's voice was natural, that's what m,ade it so funny, it was
unintentional!
Your Willy the Clown reminds me of South Park, those characters speak in such a
high register that I can almost never understand thing one that they say.
-ANT
Sandy
>unintentional!
>
OH! So he didn't have a little whistle in his mouth. Yeah, hearing a voice
like that from a big guy must have been great! lol!
Phaedra Alwell
into my new classroom boy that sounds weird!
Thanks for the congrats!
Phaedra '74
Phaedra Alwell
Phaedra "74
The Wanderer
Big Professor.) Yes, I remember TV shutting down after the Late Late Show
until the early-mid '70s. Also, just to show you how old I am I remember
when the evening news 7:00pm was 15 minutes long. THAT'S where I remember
Tex Antoine from. And I also remember Carol Reed being the CBS Weathergirl.
She would always close her show by saying Good night. And have a happy...."
That was her trademark, and it picked up in society.
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> On 25 Jan 2001 02:28:57 GMT, s2...@aol.computer (ANT The Monarch of
> Menace ) wrote:
>
> >>No, I didn't make it up..........->ETC
>
> >Gawd, I just don't remember that at all! How about those early morning
farm
> >report kinda shows that preceeded even Davey & Goliath?
> =====================================================
> [because of the aboe comment, it seems this is about the 60s]
>
> I loved some games shows. To tell the Truth, Concentration, The Price
> is RIght etc. OK not really kids shows, but they're family shows.
>
> Sat.- Roy Rogers, the Jetsons when 1st run, Beany & Cecil!, Rocky and
> Bullwinkle. Dick Tracy cartoon on for summer season [I don't remember
> what nite.]
>
> early AM Sun. -- it was called "The Modern Farmer" on at 6 am or so
> in NYC into the early 60s. on before Davey & Goliath.
>
> I loved Sunday-Fireball XL5, then Wonderama with umm....Sandy
> Becker? {before Bob McAllister]
>
> Sunday nite:-Mr. Ed , Lassie
>
> weekday afternoons before news or 4:30 movies-Astroboy, Speed Racer,
> Superman, kid movies early w/host Ófficer Joe Bolton'as best as I cn
> remember...
>
> weekday evening- Paul Winchell, Soupy Sales.
>
> the Flintstones at nite, when originally broadcast....
> Reruns of the original Mickey Mouse club.......
> Sunday- [Disney] Wonderful World of Color.
> -and I loved* Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol*-, of course and The wizard
> of Oz - once a year!
>
> BTW-reminder in NYC
> TV was not on all nite...there was a Late Show movie, and a Late Late
> Show then off the air. Tonite show was on an hour and a half.
> 4:30 movie on til 6 pm. on two or three channels
> 6-7PM local news.
> 7 PM-7:30 network news.
> 7:30 comedy or game show such as Truth or Consequenses.
>
> ..showing my age.
> =================================
> >Remember Tex Antoine? -->ETC
The Wanderer
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Buddy
from Brooklyn
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"If women didn't exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning."
Aristotle Onassis
"stevenj" <ste...@pop.interport.net> wrote in message
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> Ah yes, thanks for reminders..Sandy Becker- did he have a puppet[?]
> character Geeba Geeba or something like that? All the wonderful
> innocent nonsense....few shows has lesson plans and social relevance
> built in until the 70s!
>
> Have a happy!!
> Steve
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The Wanderer
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Buddy
from Brooklyn
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"If women didn't exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning."
Aristotle Onassis
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