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Most of them were local TV shows in black and white. Wanda Wanda... Breakman Bill,  of course the wonderful JP Patches.... Romper Room and Captain Kangaroo...   many others I watched as well growing up that the names are not coming to me.

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Delighted to see so many mentions of different shows.

Is there ANYONE here who remembers The Great Foodini (Earlier referred to as "Lucky Pup)?

Or Magic Cottage? (may have been local). Or The Mary Hartline Show? Or Smilin' Ed's Gang? 

 

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I remember receiving a drawing set for Christmas.  It was John Nagy, I believe, and I would put a plastic film over the tv screen and trace his drawing.  I thought I was really drawing.  Of course my siblings weren't too happy because they couldn't watch the only tv we had.

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Sky King, Fury (the story of a horse and the boy who loved it), Corky and White Shadow, The Hardy Boys The Mickey Mouse Club of course

 

To another poster: The Flintstones came much later...in the 60s.

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Mary Hartline was PART of SUPER CIRCUS. Thaanks to poster who mentioned that show.

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Hobo Kelly

 

Wonderama

 

Captain Kangeroo

 

Romper Room

 

Sheriff John

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@Pearlee wrote:

Sky King, Fury (the story of a horse and the boy who loved it), Corky and White Shadow, The Hardy Boys The Mickey Mouse Club of course

 

To another poster: The Flintstones came much later...in the 60s.


 

And let's not forget Sea Hunt with Lloyd Bridges.

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

@Pearlee wrote:

Sky King, Fury (the story of a horse and the boy who loved it), Corky and White Shadow, The Hardy Boys The Mickey Mouse Club of course

 

To another poster: The Flintstones came much later...in the 60s.


 

And let's not forget Sea Hunt with Lloyd Bridges.


Jeff Bridges makes me forget about Lloyd!  Hubba hubba Jeff!

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Isn't it funny the guys we think is awsome?  I agree with all of you.  They are so awsome.

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The one I remember most after Captain Kangaroo is The Magic Toy Shop with Marilee and Eddie Flum Dum....lol..DW