Old TV shows

[Meerkat]

Has this been put up yet?

 

[Cabin Fever]

Ya know, I really loved the TV series, "Promised Land." It was about a family full-time traveling in an RV around the USA. The kids were home schooled. It was cancelled after a few seasons, probably because it was family-oriented and Christian.

 

[Meerkat]

That's pretty funny, Meer. But OK. I am mentally exhausted on commenting about political stuff. So I don't do that very much.

Me too Amish. I do have just one more in the paste,but not using today.
Ols movies are a good idea .

 

[Meerkat]

Ya know, I really loved the TV series, "Promised Land." It was about a family full-time traveling in an RV around the USA. The kids were home schooled. It was cancelled after a few seasons, probably because it was family-oriented and Christian.

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[Cabin Fever]

I also really enjoyed the TEOTWAWKI TV series, "Jericho." I have watched it several times.

 

[Meerkat]

 

[Mr.Meer]

 

[Weedygarden]

Another one of my Saturday morning shows..
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My mom's older brother had polio. He went to California for a year or two to live with an aunt so he could swim and exercise his leg. While he was there, Johnny Weissmuller befriended him.

 

[Weedygarden]

I also really enjoyed the TEOTWAWKI TV series, "Jericho." I have watched it several times.

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One of my favorites as well.

 

[LadyLocust]

Not as old as some, but "Get Smart".
Also, in case it's not been said yet, Thursdays nights was Happy Days, Lavern & Shirley, then Three's Company.

 

[Terri9630]

My aunt use to pretend to be sick so she could stay home from school to watch Mork and Mindy.

 

[Spikedriver]

One of the local over the air stations had reruns of "Laramie" a little while back. I was kind of getting into it and then they dropped it. I didn't realize it starred the same guy who was the doctor in "Emergency 51", which was another of my favorites when I was a kid...

 

[Spikedriver]

I don't think anybody has mentioned the one great constant of my childhood TV experience - Scooby Doo! Those original 1969-1970 episodes can stand up to anything ever aired on TV since then, in my opinion...

 

[Terri9630]

I don't think anybody has mentioned the one great constant of my childhood TV experience - Scooby Doo! Those original 1969-1970 episodes can stand up to anything ever aired on TV since then, in my opinion...

I still watch Scooby Doo. I have the originals (vhs) plus about 20 dvds made since then.

 

[Spikedriver]

I still watch Scooby Doo. I have the originals (vhs) plus about 20 dvds made since then.

I have the complete season 1 and 2 plus several DVDs of "What's New Scooby Doo", which was my daughter's favorite when she was small, and about a dozen of the made for TV Scooby Doo animated movies that have been made since the late 90s. I still pop in season 1 and 2 on occasion when there's nothing good on TV...

 

[havasu]

My Mother The Car.

Hazel.

 

[Cabin Fever]

 

[Neb]

Never cared for "Die Nasty" or Dallas.

Ben

 

[Cabin Fever]

 

[Morgan101]

Never cared for "Die Nasty" or Dallas.

Ben

We were big Knot's Landing fans.

 

[Neb]

By the timeof Happy Days Dallas etc I was out of the house and getting in trouble far from tv. What I did watch was PBS Monty Python or Dr Who. Then a stint in the Navy... Aand then the early days of the Histort channel.

Ben

 

[Cabin Fever]

Not too old, but, in my opinion, the best TV series ever broadcast. We have the entire series on DVD.

"Northern Exposure"

 

[Mr.Meer]

 

[Mr.Meer]

 

[SLADE]

Don't forget this one. Nothing new under the sun.

 

[phideaux]

Jim

 

[phideaux]

Jim

 

[GrannyG]

Lots of oldies on Grit TV and I watch Perry Mason every night....<3

 

[phideaux]

Jim

Jim

 

[SLADE]

Remember when no other cartoons were on and you watched this?