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I never even heard of that show before.

^^^forums, I think Sesame Street is still on. I recently read read that Oscar the Grouch was from my home province :-). He's my kind of guy.

I was never fond of SS. I always considered it "busy" with all those bulging shapes, lights flickering and those voices shouting a number - FIVE!!! Same reason I never liked Oprah - could never figure out why so many love someone who shouts so often.

I was partial to Romper Room (does anyone remember that?). I watched each day (or most days) to see if she ever "saw" my name in that little mirror they held up. Never happened. To this day, when I walk past those set-ups where they sell little signs or pens, etc. personalized with names, I look for mine. Have yet to see it. To date, two of my favourite gifts were from people who brought me back items personalized with my name when they returned from travel. One item was a tiny wooden carving and one was a small wire figure bent into my name. Each item probably cost no more than ten dollars but they appealed to that kid in me, searching for her name in that Romper Room mirror :-).

Lol...been a long time since I thought of that show.

Oldies but goodies...Mannix, The Rockford Files, Have Gun Will Travel,Branded,Sky King,Bonanza, High Chaparral. Etc.

I remember in the 60's we had a RCA black and white tv with oval shaped screen...(rabbit ears and all) we were watching tv on a Sunday evening when Playtex had a commercial where they had a mannequin bust with a "Cross your Heart" bra displayed...my mom started yelling "hide your eyes now!" Lol...how the times have changed.

Some shows for whatever reason have never appeared as reruns on tv. Others I have seen on the channel guide a lot over the years. I no longer get cable but the streaming services do show a few oldies. In the 80s my former stepdad used to watch a lot of old shows. By far the ones I hated the most were Seinfeld and Three's Company. I did really like All in the Family and I Love Lucy, the humor in both of those still translates well.

I love old movies from the 30s and 40s. My favourite movie of all time is a comedy from 1939 starring Ginger Roger's and David Niven called Bachelor Mother. I used to watch TCM quite a bit. I found movies really went down in quality in the 60s and 70s but then got good again in the 80s and 90s.