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By: 1redcent

1redcent — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 22:10:50 +0000

Oh, that would explain it……………..the age difference is what makes the BIG difference!

And no, you never would have watched LUCKY PUP, THE MAGIC COTTAGE, nor MR. I. MAGINATION; three of the best ever children's programs of the late '40s -early '50s, either.

The terrible thing is, all of the kinescopes, from the early years, were either repeatedly taped over or destroyed; the best shows never ever to be seen again. That is a crime !

By: bloomergal

bloomergal — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 18:11:13 +0000

Back in 1950 when I was only three, Channel 5 was the only station in town. My sister and I always begged to stay up on Christmas Eve to see Laurel and Hardy in "Babes in Toyland". After we went to bed, my Mom and Dad would wrap packages and watch John Wayne in "The Three Godfathers".

I don't recall having a tv guide in those days, with only one channel, it wasn't necessary! I remember being so entranced with the television, I'd watch the test pattern if nothing else was on. Of course, the REAL REASON for the invention of TV was so we could watch HOWDY DOODY!

By: A.Men

A.Men — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 17:10:21 +0000

Obama's White House Tree ornaments featuring Mao and aTransvestite are just another example of a petty, man-child President. Just like the Acorn cookies served in the White House this Christmas. How adolescent!

By: Mago

Mago — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 12:04:03 +0000

I'm only a year or so younger and I've never even seen a TV Guide.

I have been to a library of course. Once… in college before they had it all online.

I've encountered VHS and cassettes…. briefly. In college again. Before they they had it all online.

OK OK, we did used to have VHS movies when I was younger. Not cassettes though that I can recall.