Who Remembers the childrens programmes in 1960 and how many?
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The Banana Splits...yes I'm old.
615481
i liked the Muppet's and i like the Muppet babies i used to watch the Muppet show as a kid and i watched the Muppet babies when i baby sat my nieces and nephews. my favorite Muppet is Mrs piggy!!!!
544286
yup my birthday june 4th 1960
605842
Late 1940s to mid 1960s
915435
I had a flood of memories watching. Good and bad.\nThank you
312305
All I remember about kindergarten (in the late 60s) was taking a nap, dipping our bubble gum in sour powder out of those pixie sticks and standing on the porch singing songs with all my friends there like we were something special!  I don't remember learning much of anything tho I'm sure we did!  Good luck on the esssay!
1097359
Yes and I love you for saying so. I was born in 74 and I think about the 80's alot. I miss a lot of things to include Saturday morning cartoons much like yourself. There are so many things but too many things to list here. I think it would be cool if there were decade categories on "answers" so that we could talk about each decade specifically in detail and everyone would know where to go-I honestly just by chance came across your question. I do, however, love to watch I love the 70's and 80's on VH1 and that allows me to reminisce a bit. I just sit there with a giant smile on my face the entire time.
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well there are lots of them but here is 1 willy wonka with  gene wilder that is my favorite when i was a wee tike i saw that in the movies back in 71 i was 4 =-)
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All I have to say to that is: \n\nOneTwoThreeFooourFive   SixSevenEightNiiiineTen  Eleven Twelve!\n\nLOVED that as a kid.  Quite possibley the GREATEST pre-K show EVER.
521106
In the 1960's people did many of the same things that you do today.  We had all of the advantages of modern times however we were not so sexually promiscuous.  Abortion was not legal, and the pill was still in the experimental stages.  In the late sixties that changed and coupled with a sudden onslaught of marajuana there came about a period called free love when many people experimented with new found sexual freedom and a sub culture of drug experimentation began.\n\nMore people read avidly the Internet was far from  available and really would not be used by just everyone for many more years.  I just read that someone said we listened to the radio... we listened to music on the radio but dramatic programs on the radio ceased when television became popular shortly after WWII by the time the sixties rolled around pretty much everyone had color tv.\n\nWe debated a great deal there were many social changes in the making.  Mom's were making the move into the job  market and it created great angst in many homes when women left there homemaking chores for jobs that paid actual money.  \n\nThere was a war in SE Asia and we were all very anxious about our friends and loved ones there.  In fact it can be truly said that anyone who had not been there had someone they knew or loved who had.  It was incredibly frightening we watched on the news every night afraid that we would not see our loved one and afraid if we did it would not be the kind of sight that we wanted to see.\n\nMeanwhile at home there was huge social change as racial equality became the issue of the day.  Not everyone on either side rapidly embraced the changes as there was fear coming at this issue from every direction.  Bad as things are now huge strides have been made and we applaud them many of us risked a great deal to make these changes happen.\n\nSocial life did not revolve around anyone thing, not everyone went to church in fact it was the beginning of a time when folks who had gone to church started to fall away people were disillusioned with all the distruction caused in the war and many blamed God.\n\nThere was a new awakening with regard to the enviornment we wanted to leave the world a better place for our children and we had huge debates on how to make that happen.  There were more young people in the United States than old people a result of the post  WWII baby boom.  The country for a time put all of its emphasis on what to do with all those young folks.\n\nI hope that helps there's tons more.  I was born in 1946 I remember the sixties well and I can tell you this.  There were such wonderful and diverse things happening that it would be impossible to put them all here.  Please don't use blanket statements when you refer to the people of that era it would be as inaccurate to do so as it would to say that all people living today like hip hop.  It was a large world with a huge population even then and if we had anything in common with each other it was that we were all doing our own thing.  Much as people do today.
849804
That's a kids T.V. show back in the day\nso no
758390
That program was on WOOD-TV which is channel 8.  If you have an idea of the month in 1963, I'll bet WOOD's research department might be able to help you.
726554
I can remember the theme tune.\n"My name's James do do do do do,\nJames the cat do do do do do.............."\nLOL.xxx
390959
vision on was on in the seventies, and i think it was aimed at deaf people. it had a little plasticine character called morph, and kids could send their own artwork to be shown in the "gallery"...hope this helps..
555638
Lambchop was a she. And I agree that was a wonderful show, but unfortunately Sherri has passed away. So has Mr. Rogers. Sesame Street is still on, but I fear it has fallen from the great children's programming it once was and has gotten syrupy sugary sweet as the rest of children's programming nowadays.\n\nI agree that something should be done and better children's programming should start. We need shows that don't dumb things down but rather bring kids up, teaching them practical skills, good communication and friendly values. \n\nThere's room in syndication for the old classics and I agree they should be brought back. Check DVD stores though. You may find they've been put to DVD and you can let your kids watch that way.
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ohhh... {cringe} sid and marty krofft were going bonkers in the 70s with kid stuff like land of the lost, sigmund and the sea monsters (sorry, tomatoes only please!) and h r pufnstuf.  that alarming talking flute... what's more creepy than that?\n\nalso i remember the schoolhouse rock songs (the 1st infomercials?) on saturday mornings... "interplanetary janet she's a galaxy girl..."  and the cartoon "super friends".\n\nsomehow, we didn't care that there were only 4 channels, did we?
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You can go to retrojunk.com. They have listings of shows from the 70's, 80's, and 90's. American and UK.