What TV shows did you watch growing up?
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Mighty Mouse, Jetsons, Johnny Quest, The Flintstones, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Tom and Jerry, Popeye, Star Trek, Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, College Bowl, American Bandstand.
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I was glad they all had happy endings.  I remember watching when it first started.  (*my eight year old daughter told me I was a dork for shedding a tear...)
80003
Yeah, I grew up with that thing
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I remember that show It was called small wonder! I used to love to watch all those sitcoms in the 80's! Remember Mr Belvedere, and Facts of Life and Different Strokes? I miss the 80's!
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I was seperated from my family for almost two years because of a bad fight we had. We had no communication whatsoever. It was bad. It was like Loralei and her parents I guess. Well I started watching Gilmore Girls during that time and I really enjoyed it. Most of the time I was depressed, but I honestly enjoyed my time watching that show. I watched it everyday in the morning (ABC Family). That was about 2 years ago. I've since made up with my family, and the show stuck with me. It just made me happy back then. Now I watch the Tuesday night new episodes with my mom.
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Yes...things sure have changed since I was a kid! lol\nWayyy back then, there was actually a new episode of my fave shows every week! And the season ran from what, September 'til June?
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ray mysterio jr! was so fun to watch doing flips and twisty things on the ropes. \n\n*i watched wrestling in like 5th grade, grew outa it now, so i dunno whatsup with him or wrestling now.
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I remember "Jem" because my big sister watched it all the time.  It caused some arguments in our house since we had 1 TV at the time & I always wanted to watch something else.  I remember it didn't cause as much grief as that stupid "Saved By The Bell" garbage, though.  She made me miss a lot of valuabel cartoon-watching time over that show.\n\nAs for which cartoons I liked, there were quite a few of them.  I was a cartoon junkie.  "Transformers" was probably my favorite, though.
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I did a bit when I was younger, then I grew up.
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I grew up without tv and am raising my child without it also.  She is not quite two and a half and is briliant!  The first time a tv was on in her presance she had no idea what to do with it.  She did not get the concept of sitting down and gazing into the box.  I myself get sad and disgusted any time I watch tv.  The shows are terrible, all of this reality tv crap scares me, but more than that it is the comercials!  My heart starts to flutter and I get so worked up seeing the structure of it all.  The systems that have been created to get into our brains to direct us this way or that, we have lost our free will.  What people are exposed to is what they adhear to.  What we watch on tv is what we become.  If we don't watch tv our world becomes alot bigger, and alot more creative.  I have a friend who is a preschool teacher and does not watch tv.  She has told me that the kids who watch tv play games that are repeating dialogs from tv shows, and the kids who don't watch tv have a world of there own, and that is a beautiful thing!
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The Simpsons, Family Guy, American Dad, Tom And Jerry, Loony Tunes, the list is long...lol, what about you?
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I have fond memories of watching the b&w versions of Mighty Mouse, Heckle & Jeckle, and Popeye.\n\nI've also watched my fair share of the old school Tom & Jerry cartoon, as well as USA Cartoon Express featuring Captain Caveman and Grape Ape among others.\n\nIf I had to pick one that I'd like to watch a couple of episodes of, I'd probably go with those strange black and white cartoons that featured various food item characters that interacted with one another when people were't around.  Mainly there was music, and little to no dialoge.  I'll catch an episode every once in awhile, usually late at night as part of some video music varietiy program.
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GREASE! Hands down. I first watched it when I was 7 (I think) and I feel so nostalgic now that I watch it 18 years later. It is a classic. Watching it now though, some of the content was pretty racey for a 7 year old!
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definitly rugrats,r u afraid of the dark,spongebob,doug/ hey arnold,zoey 101,ned's declassified,kenan and kel,angry beaversromeo,all that,figure it out,the amanda show,sabrina the teenage witch,and full house!!!!i wish they would play them more often<3;)
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1. Little House on the Prairie(I love all the actors/actresses and it taught me many good morals)\n2. The Brady Bunch(I like watching all the kids interact when you have 6 kids)\n3. Gilligan's Island(hilarious and uplifting)\n4. I Dream of Jeanie(clean magic)\n5. The Andy Griffith Show(fun and entertaining)
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I remember I had to watch channel 1 in 6th and 7th grade, but not after that. I hated it. and it had that Ananda girl on there that's on mtv now. yeah, they were brainwashers allright.
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I had completly forgotten that show had existed....Yes I used to watch it with my little sister. It was the closest to horror that she could handle, it wasn't bad as I recall.