Oh, yes. Captain Kangaroo. Mr. Greenjeans is imbedded deep within the early-developing parts of my brain.

I don't know if it's chronologically accurate, but I really remember sitting down to watch Maverick (on Sunday evening if my memory serves). The old black and white one with James Garner.

Not sure why, but that really sticks with me. Maybe it was the theme song.

either fraggle rock or david the gnome

Red Skelton
The Gary Moore Show
Twilight Zone (the original series)

The noon news on the local Channel 9 ABC station.

Only because when I was 4 or 5 during the holidays they had a fake Santa dressed up reading letters kids sent in.

That fat bastard never did read my letter. But I got him back because I never bought his seed corn either.

I think Sesame Street.

Batman with Adam West. As a kid I thought it was very realistic & had a major crush on Catwoman Julie Newmar & the episode where she was so greedy & wouldn't give up the golden cats & ultimately fell into the cavern made me cry.

I've seen it now & it's the campiest show ever made. Strange how as a kid I really believe everything that was going on in that show & looking at it now none of it was played serious.

I'm sure the order isn't correct by year but for kid's shows I'd say

HR Puffenstuff(sp?)
The New Zoo Review
Mulligan Stew
Land Of The Lost

My first memories were of Thunderbirds and Rocky and Bullwinkle. Midland, Mich., 1969. I was 3 years old.

I don't actually remember this, but I'm told that when I was toddling I would watch Batman. I'd hold on to the wall to balance myself, and toddle around in my diaper going "doo-doo-doo-doo-doo" ... y'know, the theme song.

lol, i remember land of the lost

dup: Exactly mine

Probably Sesame Street. I'm relatively young.

Adam 12

Sit boo boo sit. Good dog.