Kristel Smart Webboard User Reg: 10-03-2006
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What about Ed Sullivan? The Andy Griffith show? Lawrence "turn off the bubble machine" Welk? Anyone? The town I grew up in was just like Mayberry too, except it was in the north instead of the south. Can anyone else here do the Beer Barrel Polka?
My favorites shows were "The Lone Ranger" and "My Friend Flicka", then "Gomer Pile" and "Mash" a little later on.
No Howdy Doody from here, I guess my childhood was weird. I never missed the Twilight Zone though, or Groucho, always like Jack Benny, Gracie and Allen, I Love Lucie, and of course The Honeymooners. The 60's I remember television as something of a waste land, I'm still a sucker for the Andy Griffth Show however, and I fondly remember Rocky and Bullwinkle. The Smother Bothers hour on Sunday night was always an occassion to get together or an excuse (whatever) to drop in. Laugh-In in the years after that and who could forget the Carol Burnette(spelling?) Show.
Happy Days? Never watched an episode completely through, was it any good?
I feel young now. Which is nice, because lately I've been feeling not so young. I think I felt not young the first time I sat on a bus and saw a kid with a Playstation Portable watching a movie. I mean, I remember when all we had was Gameboy, it was in black and white, and the only game was Tetris. And to that end I am also amazed at how small iPods have gotten. Hell, I remember in school when having a Walkman was cool.
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