Oy. That's taking me back a few. I would toss in Laugh In and the Smothers Brothers but, that was actually quality TV.

jeez...i forgot how old I am....


CLUTCH CARGO......I never missed an episode
hahahahahaha


just remembered another one...here in Cleveland

Ghoulardi on Friday Nights
Ernie Anderson (who went on to become one of the premiere 'voice-over' people in Hollywood...not sure if he was syndicated outside of Ohio back in the 60's

I was just about to write Small Wonder.

I should already know better.

Clarissa
Sabrina

(all Melissa Joan Hart series)

I remember that,especially episode where main character died on bomb trap but he downloaded his memory before into clone.Crazy.

It's funny you say that - I had a similar experience with comic books a few years ago. When I was a kid, I loved Spiderman and many other Marvel books. This was in 1965 through 1969, the silver age (?). I thought the Spiderman stories were so good and I had a big crush on Gwen Stacy.

So back in 2000, I had some free time and eBay was coming on big, so I decided I'd try to rebuild my original Spidey collection of 1 through 100. I got pretty close (15 through 90) but came to a realization - those stories were utter rubbish. Insanely stupid, made no sense. The dialog was unbearable and everything was so easily resolved. Case in point - Harry's dad was the Green Goblin and he managed to surpress Peter Parker's spider sense (don't even get me started on the impossibility of that little power) long enough to follow him home and learn his secret identity (this was in issue 39, the first drawn by Johnny Romita). Well, easy as you please, Spidey manages to get him to lose his memory again and everything is hunky-dory in just two issues. Hardly realistic, I'd say. Anyhow, my entire love of comic books was ruined by that little experiment and I wished I had left it all in my memory. Just like most things in life, it was better in my memory than reality.

I enjoyed these back in the days

Doctor Who.

Night Court (seen every one)
Facts of Life (until they grew up, that sucked)
Silver Spoons
Saved by the Bell
The Muppet Show
Little Hobo

Oh shnikey! I forgot!

Mork & Mindy
Laverne and Shirley
My Two Dads
and the one with Balky from Russia (What was it called???)

Perfect strangers.

That's the one :)

out of this world

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You Can't Do That on Television
Punky Brewster

Doctor Who, yes

I watched Monkey Magic as a kid :)

My mother sent me to school at that time with a Miami Mice sweatshirt on fairly often. It probably set my lack of fashion sense in the future in motion.

To this day I can't see a ping pong ball without thinking of either him or the mail order bride form Priscilla Queen of the Desert.

:1orglaugh

I watched all of those. A guy I was friends with from Kindergarten on up (just found him on facebook actually) was cousins with the girl that played Blair and we treated him like a celeb for it.

I used to love Night Court but haven't seen it in about 14 years..apparently it wasn't shown over here so it doesn't exist on their rerun channels.

For a good while You Can't Do That On Television was my favourite show. I totally had a thing for Alistair and his on screen relationship with Alanis Morissette made me hate her for ages as a kid.