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where faith and film are intertwined
where faith and film are intertwined
Haven’t seen it? Want to win a free copy?
Comment below with your favorite television from your childhood.
Winners must live in the U.S. lower 48 states.
Me. Rogers touched the lives of a generation …
Captain Kangaroo where I learned the 2 words”are “please” and “thank you,” and “it’s another be good to Mommy day!”
Tough to choose but I have to with Spongebob squarepants.
The (original) Mickey Mouse Club! °0°
Tough to choose but I have to go with Spongebob squarepants.
I was a Rugrats fan myself
i loved the 80’s toons… Gi. Joe, Thundercats and Transformers
The A-Team and Smurfs were the shows I would NEVER miss.
Mr. Rogers was my favorite show. I used to watch it sitting upside down. Somewhere my mom still has a picture of me like that.
The Smurfs! I wore Smurf PJs and a matching bathrobe and woke up early on Sat. morning to watch. 🙂
I grew up with Captain Kangaroo and Sailor Bob ( you’re very Richmond if you remember that one!). Somewhere in there was Romper Room, with the magic of the host being able to “see” you (“Romper bomper stomper boo….”). But my oldest grew up without the luxury of a VCR, so he watched Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers twice a day. I remember writing a letter to Mr. Rogers telling him how much my son loved the show, but lost interest during the Land of Make Believe part. Mr. Rogers replied with a very personal letter explaining child development and the concept of real and make believe. I was so touched by his response. He’ll always hold a special place in our hearts.
I loved Reading Rainbow and Punky Brewster.
watching the Shari Lewis program with Shari Lewis and her sock puppet Lambchop
Do I have to say Mr. Roger’s to win? I’ll say Spongebob anyway haha
Tales From the Dark Side – loved the eerie, bizarre and spine-tingling plot lines and imaginative flight!