Haha ####, I forgot about the Pizza Cats. I gotta show this to my kid.
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My sister and I were always big fans of Take Part, Square One and Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
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All the others are amazing, but f--k that whiny bald entitled little bastard. Caillou inspired a sub-generation of kids who realized if you cry and whine enough your parents will give into you.
Samurai Pizza Cats was the business, it's a shame it wasn't on for very long, it only ran for a year.
every parent I know right now refuses to allow that show to be watched in their house.
Could be the worst kids show ever. I'd even watch Barney over Caillou.
Oh yeah!! The World's Master Criminal who I believe, committed no actual crimes?
It really was just the creepiest 'Hunting a random woman across the Globe.'
We also had the computer games for Where in the World and Where in the USA is Carmen Sandiego? that we played on our old Mac. They came with a hard copy encyclopedia so you could look up the answer to all the clues lol. I miss that game.
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We also had the computer games for Where in the World and Where in the USA is Carmen Sandiego? that we played on our old Mac. They came with a hard copy encyclopedia so you could look up the answer to all the clues lol. I miss that game.
Thats the problem with video games today, that game probably really helped with your understanding of Geography right?
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Thats the problem with video games today, that game probably really helped with your understanding of Geography right?
It did. And the capital cities of America. That, and Animanics!
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At least you guys weren't around for the In the Night Garden when my son was an infant. Iggle Wiggle or whatever it's name was and his cast of friends is the stuff of nightmares!
I dare you to youtube it!
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"What Will They Think Of Next?" -- later retitled "Science International" with Joseph Campanella.
Max, the Two Thousand Year Old Mouse.
Hammy Hamster and Tales of the River Bank
The supermarionette shows like Captain Scarlett and Joe 90.
Wow, I hadn't heard of Science International for decades. That was a great show! Funny that Joseph Campanella's name is still so fresh in my memory, but there was also a lady with short hair that had a weird name I can't remember.
I didn't like Max because, even though it was a cartoon, 90% of the show was still pictures, and boring history lessons.
Did anyone watch Harrigan? When I went to University, a couple of my classmates couldn't believe I knew of that show since it was locally produced in their town in Ontario (maybe Belleville?). H-A-double-R-I-G-A-N, it's Harrigan!
Reading through the posts, it's crazy how influential these early children shows are.
Wow, I hadn't heard of Science International for decades. That was a great show! Funny that Joseph Campanella's name is still so fresh in my memory, but there was also a lady with short hair that had a weird name I can't remember.
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Other stories have emerged over the years about Ash’s fervent lust for ladies—typically, mothers of children attending Uncle Bobby tapings—and drinking plenty of scotch.
His double-decker bus was infamously dubbed “the shaggin’ wagon” when it was parked outside of Channel 9. The internet also has multiple unconfirmed tales of his drunken antics. Nothing too shady! Uncle Bobby just liked women, and also alcohol.
