It's Green Slime Weekend, 9/14 & 9/15, Miss Kitty Fa

[Elianna]

I agree with you theatremouse, I could believe that they watched Clarissa.

Mainly because I watched that. And Hey Dude. I loved Brad.

The only other Nick shows that I watched (we only got cable when I was 14) were nick-at-night, if those count. My favorite was "Get Smart". I think that 99 was so hot then, and she's still a good looking woman. Don Adams did not hold up so well.

After a few years, my favorite became the Mary Tyler Moore show. I love that show.

I wish Nick at Nite would go back the CLASSIC shows that it used to have. And AMC, I wonder how they can misinterpret the "classic" in their name..

-Elianna
A lover of the old things.

[mollyig]

Don't know much about Merkin telly shows they would've watched. I wasn't into television much as a kid, always too busy off climbing trees and such.

Even now I don't watch much. Used to watch Voyager. I'm still watching x files but that's almost over too.

Spent hours yesterday playing tekken 4, and have a sneaking suspicion I'll be playing it again today.

[theatremouse]

elianna hifive, i'm soooooo with you on all of that. i got a mets hat when i was seven cuz of that show. fun times. (i think its no more arbitrary a way of picking a team than where you happen to live) those were good times. also, i'm suddenly struck that, though it may be nearly ironic, methinks willow mightve watched count duckula, as a wee lass, and enjoyed it immensely. mmm.... end of thoughts.
peace.

[DawnsMan]

yes! Im Flaming O now!

[DawnsMan]

Maybe now I wont look so stupid when Im not a Flaming O and I say I am

[relativegirl]

Ooohh [b:728108db7e] Autumn[/b:728108db7e] you must give us a report on how you like TiVo! Everyone I know that has ever gotten it now raves and raves about it. Like it's a religious experience or something. So I'm eager to hear your opinions. As for Lassie . . . do you have an affinity for blondes?

And [b:728108db7e] Vix84[/b:728108db7e], we must have the same mother. Mine never figured out I might be gay even when I dropped subtle hints like "Mom this is my girlfriend. We are very much in love with each other." Mom accepted that my gf was gay, but somehow remained convinced that I was not. Mothers, gotta love 'em.

But Mom LOVED rainbow stuff. She had rainbow flags, rainbow windsocks, rainbow stickers on her cars and even a rainbow windbreaker and hats. And not the style of rainbows that could be construed as some sort of "my-little-pony-pastel" type rainbows. All of hers were clearly gay pride merchandise. Riding around with Mom was like having my own private gay pride parade.

[hilarita]

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I'm thinking Willow might've gotten a thing for Cheetara with the sixth sense and all

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i LOVED the thundercats. i wish they would play reruns of it on basic cable somewhere. and i loved hey dude, i used to watch it every day after school.

[minion]

Hey peeps, I haven't been around for a while, but I thought I'd just pop by and say hi!!

I'm still watching the clips Bob, I have to say being in the UK I don't remember seeing YCDTOT, but I love the clips i've seen so far you rock!!!

As for W+T I can just imagine them loving Rugrats, I'm sure they'd think it was unbearably cute

[Sweetjane]

ahhhh , THUNDERCATS! me and my friends still love them after all these years , although of course when we play i have to be snarf because the older kids would beat up if i wasn't .... not really , but` we do still play , and instead of a real life momraaaaaaaaa , we have a half-naked old man stepdad of one of my friends. you see , he went to public school and knows nothing of modesty.

don't forget he-man and she-rah! ........."by the power of grayskull!" or something like that , i imagine i have got it all wrong.....

oh yeah , does anyone remember those really bad australian / american T.V series that were put on saturday mornings , one was called "The girl from tommorrow" and the other was about a boy who was on a quest to get his smile back from a 'baron' who had stolen it , but in return he won every bet he made....

strange the things you remember......

[BBOvenGuy]

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The show's creator and producer, Roger Price, was from the UK. I vaguely remember hearing him talk about doing an earlier version of the show over there. He's best known in the UK, though, for being the creator and producer of [i:9422365a7a] The Tomorrow People[/i:9422365a7a], which later ran on Nickelodeon. I think he did another version of it for Nickelodeon later on, too.

[Sheridan]

I think Willow and Tara would watch 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch', if only to correct all her technical mistakes. Also considering all those instances where Sabrian mind controlled someone, or threatened to cause a disaster and it's clear where Willow got all those bad ideas from.

[La]

Oh my god! I loved the Tomorrow People!!!! I watched that all the time when it was on. I was so disappointed when they canceled it.

Thundercats is still on Cartoon Network sometimes, i think. Cheetara was definitely my favorite. And they just started a new re-make of the he-man series. I hope they do She-Ra, she was my absolute favorite.

[Rally (and any other kittens I may have emailed at some point), it was my wonderful computer that got infected with the extremely annoying klez virus, but is now all fixed. Sorry 'bout that!]

[vix84]

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And Vix84, we must have the same mother...

Mom LOVED rainbow stuff. She had rainbow flags, rainbow windsocks, rainbow stickers on her cars and even a rainbow windbreaker and hats. And not the style of rainbows that could be construed as some sort of "my-little-pony-pastel" type rainbows. All of hers were clearly gay pride merchandise. Riding around with Mom was like having my own private gay pride parade.

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Exactly like my mom! Uncanny, really. Especially the rainbow stickers, hats and, of course, the windbreaker. Hmm it's kinda interesting to ponder....

I love how you described driving with her as a gay pride parade! I generally avoid my mom when she (or the car) are in rainbow mood. It's all a bit too much for me.