Rocky and Bullwinkle, Loonie Toons, Astro Boy, Inspector Gadget, GI Joe, He-man, Transformers, Ninja Turtles, Ghost Busters, You can't do that on TV, The Racoons, Mr. Dressup, to name a few 
What TV Series from Your Childhood do you remember?
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You must have been born around 76 also.Rocky and Bullwinkle, Loonie Toons, Astro Boy, Inspector Gadget, GI Joe, He-man, Transformers, Ninja Turtles, Ghost Busters, You can't do that on TV, The Racoons, Mr. Dressup, to name a few
When I was a kid, Knight Rider, A Team, Street Hawk, Blue Thunder, Miami Vice, Airwolf, Hunter, and a few others. I liked the early and mid 80’s quite a bit for TV.
in Italy some series arrived late.
when I was sick at Home the sequence was:
Bradford family
Chips
The dukes of Hazzard ( Daisy Duke my love
)
The six million dollar man
A team
Hardcastle & McCormick
The love boat
The Jeffersons
Magnum PI
when I was sick at Home the sequence was:
Bradford family
Chips
The dukes of Hazzard ( Daisy Duke my love
)The six million dollar man
A team
Hardcastle & McCormick
The love boat
The Jeffersons
Magnum PI
Born in '82 and I agree, 80's TV was awesome! So many good ones!
Rifleman, Have Gun-Will Travel, Wyatt Earp, Cheyenne, Sugarfoot, Maverick, Gunsmoke, Lone Ranger, Wanted: Dead or Alive, RawHide, Wagon Train...you see where this is going...right? Plus Nichols (with Garner)
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Awesome choices!
I have to add :
The Wild Wild West.
I was always and still am attracted to guns and knives. That show was packed with everything I liked.
The Wild Wild West.
I was always and still am attracted to guns and knives. That show was packed with everything I liked.
Chips
Dukes of Hazzard
Wonder Woman
Incredible Hulk
Six million dollar man
Bionic Woman
A-Team
Baywatch
Knight Rider
Went to Germany for a couple of summers in the late 80’s and got to watch the Hoff in German.
Dukes of Hazzard
Wonder Woman
Incredible Hulk
Six million dollar man
Bionic Woman
A-Team
Baywatch
Knight Rider
Went to Germany for a couple of summers in the late 80’s and got to watch the Hoff in German.
I can add The Honeymooners, Jack Benny, Red Skelton, Perry Mason, Crusader Rabbit and Dragnet.
I remember watching The Little Rascals on this guy's show:
Joe Bolton (television personality) - Wikipedia
I remember hearing The Whistler And His Dog
and I think Wikipedia got the date wrong about when WPIX lost
The Little Rascals in 1958, because I am from 1960.
Back in those days, cops used to like to twirl their billy clubs
as they strolled on their beat.
One day officer Joe walked into frame twirling his club
and he accidentally smashed one of globe lamps on his police chief desk.
I remember watching The Little Rascals on this guy's show:
Joe Bolton (television personality) - Wikipedia
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I remember hearing The Whistler And His Dog
and I think Wikipedia got the date wrong about when WPIX lost
The Little Rascals in 1958, because I am from 1960.
Back in those days, cops used to like to twirl their billy clubs
as they strolled on their beat.
One day officer Joe walked into frame twirling his club
and he accidentally smashed one of globe lamps on his police chief desk.
And I used to watch Popeye on this guy's show:
Captain Jack McCarthy - Wikipedia - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Jack_McCarthy
In 1960, NYC had a lot of local VHF broadcast tv stations.
They probably still do, but I don't live there anymore.
2 wcbs
4 wnbc
5 wnew (later became FOX)
7 wabc
9 wor (Secaucus, NJ, back in those days)
11 wpix
13 wpbs
and some UFH channels too.
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Two of my favorite cartoons was Battle of the Planets and Star Blazers.
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I liked the theme tunes for Secret Agent Man
and Peter Gunn and 77 Sunset Strip
better than the shows.
And I would rather watch Chinese acrobats spinning plates on sticks
or Topo Gigio,
than either Elvis or The Beatles,
on The Ed Sullivan Show.
and Peter Gunn and 77 Sunset Strip
better than the shows.
And I would rather watch Chinese acrobats spinning plates on sticks
or Topo Gigio,
than either Elvis or The Beatles,
on The Ed Sullivan Show.
I think they originated the Robert De Niro, Taxi Driver sleeve gun.
I remember losing my mind when she finally said David. We were happy with so little from TV, back in the day.
Romper Room, Howdy Doody, Lassie, The Lone Ranger, Rin Tin Tin, Captain Kangaroo, Circus Boy, the Little Rascals, The Adventures of Robin Hood... geez, I usually cannot remember what I had for breakfast. Oh yes, I was actually in the peanut gallery on Bozo the Clown one time....
Artemus Gordon was my hero, not James West (I was a geek at an early age)
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