4 hrs of hell

[Talon]

SC -Damn women you all suck
AC-All the good ones do.

Oh snap!

SC- You need to bow to me.....

I doubt he realizes that bowing would put you closer to castration level

[BeenThereDoneThat]

sweetj82, you and your coworkers rock! I love how you didn't cave to the SCs...that is full of win

I remember Zoom! Great show...and yeah, I'm a child of the 70s also (born in the late 60s)...

[Sonoma]

My afterschool television as a child was Sesame Street - Mr Rogers - Electric Company. In the 70's.

Now I feel old.

**Hobbling along with my walker to join you*** my Mom told me that I learned how to read early thanks to Electric Company & Sesame Street. When I was a kid growing up in Oregon, we had friends from New York come to visit one summer. I was sooo excited - I thought they would take me to Sesame Street when I would ever get to visit NYC.

[RetailSlave]

I feel really old...when I was growing up it was Captain Kangaroo

[dalesys]

I feel really old...when I was growing up it was Captain Kangaroo

And Howdy Doody.

[morgana]

RS, Dalesys, come join me in the rocking-chair corner, and we can reminisce about the good old days . . .

[Geek King]

I feel really old...when I was growing up it was Captain Kangaroo

I remember watching Capt. Kangaroo, too. He was still on when I was a kid. Now there was a guy who could entertain kids. Hell, I still laugh when I see someone pull the old Ping Pong Ball gag.

[Andara Bledin]

I feel really old...when I was growing up it was Captain Kangaroo

I used to get up early on Saturday just to watch Captain Kangaroo.

And after that it was Speed Racer.

And Howdy Doody.

My mother and aunt once had Howdy Doody tell them on the air where their birthday presents were.

^-.-^

[EricKei]

I used to get up early on Saturday just to watch Captain Kangaroo.

And after that it was Speed Racer.

Okay i'm getting flashbacks to both of those, now. I can't believe that I once looked *forward* to watching Speed Racer (and scooby-doo)...I had no taste x.x At least Scooby had the advantage of being camp/stoner comedy ~_~

The one I really wanted to be up early for was Robotech, tho it came along later.

[BeenThereDoneThat]

I watched Captain Kangaroo. Also Wonderama and Romper Room.

[Teefies2]

I feel really old...when I was growing up it was Captain Kangaroo

Me too! Remember Mr. Moose?

[Teefies2]

I watched Captain Kangaroo. Also Wonderama and Romper Room.

I cannot begin to describe my disappointment on my 5th birthday when the Romper Room lady did NOT read out my name

I'm still scarred

[BeenThereDoneThat]

I cannot begin to describe my disappointment on my 5th birthday when the Romper Room lady did NOT read out my name

I'm still scarred

Awww!! I'm not sure she read mine either, though I did get a card.

[Andara Bledin]

The one I really wanted to be up early for was Robotech, tho it came along later.

They played the new Robotech episodes in the afternoon (too early, since it was hard to get home in time to catch them), and then again the next morning. I'd regularly get up early to watch those, too, as I'd end up missing the afternoon showing more often than not.

^-.-^

[XCashier]

My afterschool television as a child was Sesame Street - Mr Rogers - Electric Company. In the 70's.

Same here! And it was pretty good stuff, too. Case in point: Stevie Wonder on Sesame Street.