What Children TV show did you watch

[low-key]

but in todays standards it would be a bit frightening or just wired to let your children watch

Mine was The New Zoo Review, look at these weird creatures

but I would like to say, this program prepared me for life, nothing can shock me anymore, cause I watched the new zoo review

 

[wildride]

Earliest show I remember HR Puff n Stuff. I think it was like six or seven

 

[low-key]

Earliest show I remember HR Puff n Stuff. I think it was like six or seven

yes HR puff in stuff and Captain Kangaroo were contenders for the title

 

[MomOfDisneyPrincess]

What about Kukla, Fran and Ollie?

 

[Kittyblue]

but in todays standards it would be a bit frightening or just wired to let your children watch

Mine was The New Zoo Review, look at these weird creatures

but I would like to say, this program prepared me for life, nothing can shock me anymore, cause I watched the new zoo review

I loved that show!!! I forgot all about it until you posted that pic!


I'm going to go with Land of the Lost

 

[Disneylover99]

The Hilarious House of Frightenstein - Canadian programming at it’s finest.

 

[MomOfDisneyPrincess]

I loved Land of the Lost! The Sleestacks were so scary!

 

[Jennasis]

The Great Space Coaster

 

[Dan Murphy]

Howdy Doody, here with his buddies Buffalo Bob and Flub-a-Dub




Bozo




Beany and Cecil




The Happy Pirates (with Two Ton Baker and Bubbles the Porpoise)

 

[disneychrista]

Mine was The New Zoo Review

Earliest show I remember HR Puff n Stuff.

I'm going to go with Land of the Lost

Yes to all of the above.

HR Puff n Stuff was my first thought though.

 

[ronandannette]

As a really little kid it was Mr. Dress-Up and The Friendly Giant, sometimes Romper Room and always, without fail, Sesame Street. When I got a little older it was The Flintstones every day at lunch and Bugs Bunny every Saturday afternoon.

 

[BrianL]

Of those types of shows I used to watch Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and The Great Space Coaster. Also Land of the Lost, Muppet Babies, The Muppet Show (which isn't really that kind of show but I remember wathcing it as early as I can remember). There was a local show called Magicland. I could also jam to some Schoolhouse Rock!

 

[rlk]

I loved Sigmund and the Sea Monsters and HR Puff n Stuff. I also watched The Banana Split, Lidzville, Bozo, and Wonderama,

 

[low-key]

As a really little kid it was Mr. Dress-Up and The Friendly Giant, sometimes Romper Room and always, without fail, Sesame Street. When I got a little older it was The Flintstones every day at lunch and Bugs Bunny every Saturday afternoon.

oh my gosh the name Mr dress Up, sounds like it could do some physiological damage

 

[AlohaNow]

My first thought was Captain Kangaroo, but yeah Jason, The New Zoo Review is up there for creepiness.

Anyone remember Kids Incorporated? Not creepy, well maybe except for the extreme 80s costuming.

Don’t tell anybody, but at the end of the opening of The Land of the Lost I would hide on the side of the TV when the dinosaur would roar.

 

[low-key]

My first thought was Captain Kangaroo, but yeah Jason, The New Zoo Review is up there for creepiness.

Anyone remember Kids Incorporated? Not creepy, well maybe except for the extreme 80s costuming.

Don’t tell anybody, but at the end of the opening of The Land of the Lost I would hide on the side of the TV when the dinosaur would roar.

pic, lol

 

[barkley]

Beany and Cecil

i have the circa 1949 talking dolls (one still works) in my home office

 

[E&Cmom]

As a really little kid it was Mr. Dress-Up and The Friendly Giant, sometimes Romper Room and always, without fail, Sesame Street. When I got a little older it was The Flintstones every day at lunch and Bugs Bunny every Saturday afternoon.

This was basically my line up too.

 

[barkley]

The New Zoo Review,

elegant and feminine is henrietta hippo, very wise and very smart is charley the owl, not so smart but lots of heart is freddy the frog-it's quite an unusual thing, the animals talk and sing with doug and emmy jo every days a different show.............

The Banana Split

their comedy horror movie a couple years ago was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

 

[ronandannette]

This was basically my line up too.

When you only had two channels (CBC and CTV) there wasn't really a whole lot of options. And it was always a sublime treat when Sunday night's Wonderful World of Disney was an animated feature. Imagine my joy as a tween when The Hilarious House of Freightenstein and The Smurfs debuted.