Favorite Other Kids Shows

[slimeme]

What are your other favorite kids shows? Personally, I feel that a good children's show is one that's intellegent enough so that both adults and kids can enjoy it. (On different levels, of course.)
Here are my favorites:
What Would You Do?
TISWAS--A British show I've mentioned before.
Vision On--Another British show
Danger Mouse--A British cartoon.
Batman--The 90's cartoon version. (The 60's version is also great.)
Rocky and Bullwinkle
The Flintstones--Yabba dabba do!
The Pink Panther

[Mr Agent]

id have to say I liked watching Willy & Floyd

[Bigzman]

Laff 'A Lympics, big fan of the Superfriends growing up.
I also recall seeing arcade favorites as cartoons, like Pac-Man and Donkey Kong.
But to me, nothing will top Peanuts. Heartwarming, truthful, funny, and interesting all in one package.

[temasongu]

There's a few I could name here, but TVOntario's "Read All About It!" is definitely one of my all-time favs.

[RadamusPrime]

My favorites

A-Team, Dukes of Hazzard, Dukes of Hazzard (animated), Super Powers, Pac-Man, Punky Brewster, Punky Brewster (animated), Rainbow Brite, Care Bears, Alf, Alf (animated) Greatest American Hero, Incredible Hulk (Bill Bixby), Fall Guy, Mr. Wizard, Double Dare, What Would You Do?, VOYAGERS (one of the best), Fun House, Land of the Lost, H.R. Puf n Stuff, New Zoo Revue, CHIPS, Sigmund & the Sea Monsters (one of my favorite), Silver Spoons (of course!), Different Strokes, Adventures of Pete & Pete, Finders Keepers, Knight Rider, Bionic Woman, 6 million Dollar Man, He-Man, Thunder Cats, Rambo (animated), Gummi Bears (No doubt!), TRANSFORMERS, Ducktales, The Torkelsons (Oklahoma; and I lived there, too), The Torkelson (Seattle; and I moved there, too, the same year they did.), Doby Gillis, Gilligan's Island, Bozo the clown, littele rascals, Our Gang, Mr. ED, Sanford & Son...Man theres some more, but I'll stop here. Yeah, I mixed them up a bit. I lived in Germany for 3 years and then the states for 3 years, and then Turkey for 2 years. There's 5 years where I could only watch TV that was sent to us and/ or check out VHS tapes from the military video library.<<<OH! I wonder if these Libraries still have old taped shows!

[RadamusPrime]

Forgot one..

Kids Incorporated....was one of my favorites. I guess Disney is in the same predicament on this coming to DVD as is Nicks You Cant Do That On Television.<<Am I still allowed to mention YCDTOTV in this area, titled, "Anything But YCDTOTV?"

[Ric]

What's interesting about this thread is that most of the shows I loved as a child have absolutely ZERO replay value as an adult. I can't begin to name shows that I couldn't wait to be released on DVD only to cringe while watching and eventually retiring the set before getting through the first couple of episodes.

With that being said, I still have some video tapes and DVDs of kid shows that I can still watch today -

Xou da Xuxa (Brazilian kid show), Swans Crossing, Fifteen, Mickey Mouse Club (90s version), Kids Incorporated, Power Rangers (although I was in college when this started), Flintstones Comedy Show, Sailor Moon (college for this one too), Kenan & Kel, Tomorrow People, The Letter People, The Muppet Show...probably others as well.

I still can watch several family and more adult-oriented shows from the 60s - 90s also, but keeping with the theme of the thread, those are a few of the kid-specific shows I can still watch today.

[jakepeter11]

How? How? How?

And how is that?

[jakepeter11]

Oh, so they would have a better chance at getting whats needed cause they should have more access, right?

[Circle Square Degrassi]

Circle Square and Degrassi.

[Rennyguila]

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[nickthomos]

my vote for tom and jerry and flintstones............

[LastoftheGypsies]

It's funny, I tend to enjoy kids shows more than other shows, even now! They have a curious quality to them that makes them more interesting to me, somehow.

Some of my favorites would include:

Rocky and Bullwinkle
Scooby-Doo (all variations)
Captain Kangaroo
Sesame Street
Rugrats
Pee-Wee's Playhouse
Muppet Babies

[amalgama]

Rocky and Bullwinkle!!
Boris and Natasha))

[RadamusPrime]

Just wanted to add, "Clarissa explains it all." The guy that played her friend, "Sam Anders," his name is, "Sean O'Neal." I just saw him in an old movie with, Burt Reynolds, called, "A Cop & a Half." He played one of two bullies.