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Just to name a few..my early years....lolHowdy DoodyMouseketeersDobie GillisOzzie and Harriet...older sister had a huge crush on Ricky NelsonLeave it to BeaverSky KingLassieI love LucyJackie GleasonThe Twilight ZoneThe Andy Griffith ShowAlfred HitchcockBonanzaHave Gun Will TravelGunsmoke...So many more I can't think of them right now...lol
I got to meet Sky King and Penny! In real life! It was very exciting for my young self.
You left off Wrestling! @mystery-ak EVERY Friday night whether you liked it or not it was Pepper Gomez, Bull Curry, Paul Bosch, ... seemingly trying to kill one another!
In looking back, I liked just about anything my parents would let me stay up and watch. The only show I really couldn't stand was "I Love Lucy". I was young and the Twilight Show and Alfred Hitchcock creeped me out.
This is funny and shows you how times have changed...My best buddy and I were downtown Belleville, Il and who did we just about bump into... William Schallert...Patty Duke's tv dad..he gave us his autograph and told us he was heading into the Drug store to send a telegram...he was filming In The Heat Of The Night in nearby Sparta, Il..it was so cool!...at least at the time...lol
It didn't take much to make us happy at the time did it ,lol?Side note...my dad was born in Belleville.
Funny you should mention that...If I went to my Grandma's for the weekend, which I did a lot...that's what we watched..she loved it....If I remember correctly it was on KPLR out of St Louis...which was a local independent station.
KTRK 13 Houston. Or you could go to the old Sam Houston coliseum and watch live!
We would sit and watch wrestling and my grandma would fix me vanilla ice cream and sprinkle Nestle Quick powder on top...good stuff..lol...but I digress..
I vaguely remember a show called “Winky Dink” on Saturday mornings. I only remember this show because you were supposed to put a “magic screen” over your TV and then you colored on top of it.I colored on the tv without the magic screen and my crayons made a mess.
KTRK 13 Houston and later Channel 39. Or you could go to the old Sam Houston coliseum and watch live!
...hmmm... I have not heard of the show "Winky Dink", but I think your crayon story is hilarious (such innocence).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF0InneA08kI went once, long,long,ago.
Rocky and Bullwinkle, the greatest Cold War satire ever written.edited to correct the autocorrect
Speaking of Petticoat Junction, how about Green Acres? And F Troop?