- Gary Moore
- Jack Benny
- Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour
- To Tell The Truth
- What's My Line? (I saw the lady that did Woody Woodpecker's laugh!)
- Gunsmoke (with Chester)
- Man From U.N.C.L.E.
- Original Batman (with Adam West)
- Mighty Mouse cartoons
- Paladin ("Have Gun, Will Travel")
- Heckle and Jeckle cartoons
- Milton Berle (!!)
- Howdy Doody
- Romper Room
- Captain Kangaroo (when he was a YOUNG Captain - and the Tom Terrific shorts)
- Lawrence Welk (in primetime)
- Sky King
- Wanted Dead or Alive
- This Is Your Life
- Lone Ranger
- Rawhide
- Rocky & Bullwinkle
- Arthur Godfrey
- Burl Ives
- Dick Van Dyke show
- when TV programs started being shown in (*gasp*!) color
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Geezer mode
I'm turning 53 (oy!) tomorrow, and while watching TV last night, I started thinking about some of the programs I watched as a kid -
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Old? Hardly.
You might be a bit relieved to know that I've heard of most of those shows, and have even seen some of them in repeats.
Here are the ones I've heard of/and/or seen: Jack Benny / Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour [that might be because of Jimbo -- he could tell you the story himself] / To Tell The Truth / What's My Line? / Gunsmoke / Man From U.N.C.L.E. / Original Batman / Mighty Mouse / Paladin ("Have Gun, Will Travel") / Heckle and Jeckle / Milton Berle / Howdy Doody [my aunt saw a live episode once and was chased around by Clarabell] / Romper Room / Captain Kangaroo / Lawrence Welk [loved it!] / This Is Your Life / Lone Ranger / Rawhide / Rocky & Bullwinkle / Arthur Godfrey / Burl Ives / Dick Van Dyke show.
That's not bad for a 31 year old. Age...just a stoopid number.
Oh, duh...Happy Boitday!
:-)
I saw 'em all.
Happy Boitday.
I remember watching everything on the list except Gary Moore, Howdy Doody, Amateur Hour, Sky King, Arthur Godfrey, Burl Ives.
For some reason.
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