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    The magic garden with Paula and Carol! I got to meet them when I was little. Romper Room was also a fav- my sis was on one of the shows with Miss MaryAnne and yes Captain Kangaroo! I have a Captain Kangaroo doll and a letter from him!
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    Quote Originally Posted by brownie View Post
    I don't think I saw The Muppet Show listed anywhere; I enjoyed that one.
    I did (and still do) watch the Muppet Show but I left it off because it's not what I consider a "Children's" show. Meaning, through it's material and time slot it was geared for all ages to enjoy, not just children. My parents watched it on it's first run well before they had any children
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    There is only one cartoon for me and that is hands down, Scooby Doo!. Not talking about the Scrappy Doo years or the "Scooby meets the..." years, but season 1, the Creeper, What a Knight for a Fright, the golden oldies.

    Most others I liked were mentioned, but dating myself there are a few others (in the cartoon genre) in no particular order.

    1. Johnny Quest (one of my all-time favs)
    2. StarBlazers (about circa 1979 or 80)
    3. Shazam! (and Isis)
    4. Lidsville (another physchedelic show like HR puffenstuff) if we only knew then what they really meant.
    5. The Super Friends
    6. Captain Caveman
    7. Space Ghost
    8. Josie and the Pussycats
    9. Land of the Lost
    10. Far out Space Nuts
    11. Underdog
    12. Tennessee Tuxedo
    13. Quickdraw McGraw
    14. Sherman and Mr. Peabody
    15. Hong Kong Phooey (we love youey)
    16. Speedbuggy
    17. Rocky & Bullwinkle
    18. Popeye


    There are probably a few more that I'm not remembering. Makes me feel sad now for my kids. One, I can't tell them to quit watching so many cartoons (based on my own background) and two, they will never truly know what its like to wake up in anticipation on Saturday mornings to watch your favorite cartoons. Those days are sadly gone.

    My guilty pleasure now --- Phineas & Ferb
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    Quote Originally Posted by jnfr2424 View Post
    • New Zoo Revue
    • Banana Splits
    Most of the other shows you listed were on my list, as well, but these are
    two I loved that didn't get mentioned. Good picks!

    Quote Originally Posted by The Hitchhiking Ghost View Post
    1. Johnny Quest (one of my all-time favs)
    2. StarBlazers (about circa 1979 or 80)
    3. Shazam! (and Isis)
    5. The Super Friends
    6. Captain Caveman
    7. Space Ghost
    8. Josie and the Pussycats
    9. Land of the Lost
    11. Underdog
    12. Tennessee Tuxedo
    13. Quickdraw McGraw
    14. Sherman and Mr. Peabody
    15. Hong Kong Phooey (we love youey)
    16. Speedbuggy
    17. Rocky & Bullwinkle
    18. Popeye
    Another great list of shows I could have included on mine. Watched and loved all of these!
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    Oh yes, Captain Kangaroo was a favorite for me too. And I also loved Gentle Ben and Flipper, although they weren't educational shows.

    There was a child's show in the Twin Cities that was hugely popular when I was a kid, called Lunch with Casey, featuring characters named Casey Jones and Roundhouse Rodney. The highlight of every kid's birthday was to hear his name mentioned after Casey sang his birthday song:

    "Happy, happy birthday, to every girl and boy
    Hope this very special day brings you lots of joy
    Hope the birthday presents you get from Mom and Dad
    Will make this very special day the best you've ever had"

    Good memories!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian View Post
    Anyone remember 3-2-1 Contact? That was more my brother's generation, but I still watched it from time to time. It was a PBS show that focused on science and scientific principles, but did it in a kid-friendly way.
    I loved that show! I even remember the theme song..."Contact, is the answer, is the reason, why everything happens!"

    I also loved Sesame Street, Fraggle Rock, Reading Rainbow, The Letter People, Muppet Babies, and The Snorks! Man, I miss those old shows!
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    Here's a few more that haven't been mentioned:

    Kimba the White Lion

    The Jetsons

    The Friendly Giant

    Mr. Wizard

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    I used to love Mighty Mouse. Really dating myself now. Overall I have to say Captain Kangaroo was the one I watched the most as a child. We only got two stations on our old Sylvania B&W TV.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MNNHFLTX View Post
    Oh yes, Captain Kangaroo was a favorite for me too. And I also loved Gentle Ben and Flipper, although they weren't educational shows.

    There was a child's show in the Twin Cities that was hugely popular when I was a kid, called Lunch with Casey, featuring characters named Casey Jones and Roundhouse Rodney. The highlight of every kid's birthday was to hear his name mentioned after Casey sang his birthday song:

    "Happy, happy birthday, to every girl and boy
    Hope this very special day brings you lots of joy
    Hope the birthday presents you get from Mom and Dad
    Will make this very special day the best you've ever had"

    Good memories!
    You must remember Romper Room then too !! I have no idea what happened to it, but I'm sure as a kid I had a Casey Jones - Roundhouse Rodney album. I seem to remember the song "Onions I I love" or something like that. A great show.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Hitchhiking Ghost View Post
    You must remember Romper Room then too !! I have no idea what happened to it, but I'm sure as a kid I had a Casey Jones - Roundhouse Rodney album. I seem to remember the song "Onions I I love" or something like that. A great show.
    "I Love Onions"--yes, I remember! That and "Walking in my Winter Underwear" (a little Minnesota humor!)

    And Romper Room was a favorite too. Remember this:

    Romper bomper stomper boo
    Tell me, tell me, tell me do
    Magic Mirror, tell me today
    Have all my friends had fun at play?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joannelet View Post
    The magic garden with Paula and Carol! I got to meet them when I was little. Romper Room was also a fav- my sis was on one of the shows with Miss MaryAnne and yes Captain Kangaroo! I have a Captain Kangaroo doll and a letter from him!
    I forgot about the Magic Garden LOVED IT!! I watch some scenes on youtube!

    and I forgot my other fave cartoon Magilla Gorilla!
    I have to watch when its on Boomerang!
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    For me it is the Jetsons,the flintstones, fraggle Rock,seasme street, bear in the big blue house, thomas the train, and ducktails.
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    Romper Room, here, too! I loved all the old Sid & Marty Kroft shows. My mom said when I was a baby, I would squeal and plop my little self on the floor when the Banana Splits came on. My kids love Scooby Doo as much as I did. I hated the Sleeztaks!! They always scared me! My favorite show of all (not a kids) was Twilight Zone!

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    As a kid of the late 70's/80's I feel like I grew up in the best era for children's programming!

    1) Transformers
    2) He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
    3) GI Joe
    4) The Great Space Coaster
    5) You Can't Do That on Television
    6) Mr Wizard's World
    7) Super Friends
    8) Spiderman and his Amazing Friends
    9) Double Dare
    10) Battle of the Planets
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    So many good shows listed. I also loved:

    Magic Garden
    Great Space Coaster
    Muppets
    HeMan and Shera
    New zoo review
    Care Bears
    Kids Inc
    Heathclif and the Cadilac Cats
    Fat Albert
    The Jetsons
    Josie and the Pussycats
    The Flinstones
    Jace and the Wheeled Worriors
    Smurfs
    Snorks
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    I forgot that set of shows they did that had Isis, Electra Woman and Dyna Girl!

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    I was kinda obsessed with Kids Inc! To the poin where I actually bought the one and only LP that was ever produced for them and still have it!

    Isis was a spin-off of Shazam and Electro Woman and Dyna Girl was from the minds of Sid and Marty Kroft. I was a huge Kroft fan as well with Wonder Bug being a favorite.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Altair View Post
    Does anyone else remember Science Court? It was only on one season, but it was educational and also very funny.

    Another educational and funny show was Histeria!
    I remember both and that's why I liked them so much was that you had a fun time while learning. I know Science Court episodes are floating around YouTube somewhere but haven't had much luck with Histeria!.
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    I loved Mr. Rogers, Sesame Street, The Smurfs, 3-2-1 Contact, The Jetsons and Fraggle Rock. If any of these came back on Tv that aren't on now, I'd be thrilled!
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