Fav TV Show As A Kid?

Mine Shows As A Kid Were
Alvin And The Chipmunks
Sesame Street
Mister Rogers Neighborhood
Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego
Wheel Of Fortune
The Jetsons
The Flintsons
Mister Ed Reruns
M*A*S*H Reruns

 

Boomerang (the sister channel to Cartoon Network) is showing the old Pink Panther and Ant/Aardvark cartoons. I haven't seen those in a long time. There's lots of other retro cartoons on that network.

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square one..... that show was awesome, with mathnet at the end.... oh it rocked.....

 

,all of the old cartoons 1920s 1970s. Green Acres, Be WITCH, I Dream of Jeannie , both witch . Gilligan Island, Maxwell Smart, carol burnet "my all time favor" all the comedians specials in the 1970s. Star Strek , Patrick McGoohan (Star of "The Prisoner tv,The Avengers ,The Man From U.N.C.L.E.,The Green Acres ,Hogan's Heroes,Mission Impossible ,The Mod Squad was ok not great".. The Beverly Hillbillies ,The Lost In Space ,The Rat Patrol ,The Monkees,The Munsters ,It Takes A Thief,The Addams Family ,The Wild Wild West ,Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea ,Hawaii Five-0,The Mister Ed ,The Twilight Zone,Dr. Who ,Are You Being Served?,Mork and Mindy ,The Black Sheep Squadron , Soap ,The A-Team TV "if i was really bored",The Red Dwarf ,Love and Marriage,Magnum P.I,

 

Bewitched
My Three Sons
Petticoat Junction
Smothers Brothers Comedy Show
HR Puf N Stuff
Captain Kangaroo (who could resist Dancing Bear?)

 

started with Barney. Alvin an the Chipmunks and the Jetsons came later, then Beavis and Butthead

 

Many television and movie celebrities and even politicians made cameo appearances on the Rowan & Martin's TV show. Even Richard Nixon appeared, voicing the well-known Laugh-In phrase, "Sock It To Me". Hubert Humphrey who was running against Nixon in the 1968 elections was also invited to appear but he refused.

Lillie Tomlin became so identified with her "ditsy" telephone-operater cast character that AT&T tried to hire her to do commercials for them. She refused at that time, but in later years she would reprise her role on commercials.

Dan Rowan was clean shaven during the first season. When the second season began, he had a mustache. A couple of seasons later, he added a beard and then later shaved it off again (but kept the mustache).

Laugh-in was the top-rated show on the air for its first two seasons. Ironically, the show's huge success made stars out of the most popular Laugh-In cast members and they left the show to pursue other opportunities. That led to the show's eventual demise. In fact, only 4 Laugh-In cast members remained on the show for its entire run ... Dick Martin, Dan Rowan, Ruth Buzzi and Gary Owens.

Many phrases on the TV show became commonly used in American culture. A foreigh delegate to the United Nations who thought they spoke English pretty well once asked, "I've heard this phrase, 'You bet your sweet bippy'. What's a bippy"? Other popular one-liners were "One ringy dingy, two ringy dingies ...", "Sock it to me", "Here comes da judge", "Verrrrry interesting", "Look that up in your Funk and Wagnalls" and "Beautiful Downtown Burbank".

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In replaced "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." on NBC Monday nights from 8:00 to 9:00 PM.

 

The weird thing is i dont remenber seen in the show in 1973 or even 1972 only the earlier ones.

 

Laugh-In was way ahead of its time. Fast, flashy, and the king of the three-word sound bites that are so popular in politics and advertising today. It was a little too much too quick at that time.

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power rangers(only shown in uk?)
snoorks
inspector gadget

 

sure was but i never knew it ran until 1973 and i used too watch it in 1968 when i first saw it.

 

Wiki said Laugh-In was cancelled during its 72-73 season because of poor ratings.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laugh-In

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Thats becouse every one left to make movies and other shows.

 

I said it was ahead of its time:

"Laugh-In Looks at the News," a parody of a network newscast (introduced by a completely un-news-like song and dance number) commenting on current events, "News of the Past" which lampooned historical events, and a segment on "News of the Future," predicting unlikely or bizarre future news stories to comic effect. (Rowan actually nailed some, mentioning "President Ronald Reagan" in a story from "1988, 20 years from now," eliciting laughter from the audience. Another prediction—that the Berlin Wall would be destroyed in 1989—likewise came true, although the followup gag that it would be "quickly replaced by a moat full of alligators" did not.) The news segment was reminiscent of NBC's earlier That Was The Week That Was and in turn was echoed a few years later by Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" segments.

 

you can't say that on television it was the show you got slimed on for saying what i think on nickolodeon (sp)

 

i was a big sesame street person. me and my friend nominated elmo for class president last week, lol.

 

i looked through just about every reply in this thread and i can't believe no one (that i noticed) mentioned any of the following (my top 10):

1. He-man
2. The Electric Company
3. 3-2-1 Contact
4. Voltron
5. Thundersub
6. Battle of the Planets (G-force)
7, Great Space Coaster
8. New Zoo Review
9. Magilla Gorilla
10. Magic Garden

others:
11. Underdog
12. Godzilla (animated)
13. Marvel superhero show (i forget the exact name of it) which included Thor, Hulk, Ironman, Submariner, Captain America, etc.
14. Spiderman ("Spiderman, Spiderman, does whatever a spider can..."
15. Spiderman and his Amazing Friends
16. Hanna Barbera's World of Super Adventure (included Space Ghost, The Fantastic Four, The Impossibles, Birdman, etc)

i think i still know the theme songs to everyone of them...:&

 

You got slimed for saying "I don't know"

 

My Favourites were:


'Astronut' 'The Banana Splits' 'Dr.Who'(Especially when the Daleks were on) 'Top Of The Pops' 'Marine Boy' 'Get Smart' 'Voyage To The Bottom Of the Sea' 'Star Trek' 'Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In'.

 

david the gnome!
i just watched an old rerun on boomerang or something and that show really brought me back, no wonder i was such a kickass kid!