Saturday Mornings! Remembering Early Television Part 2
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Publicado 2018-02-14
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Born in ‘51. Remember like yesterday, though I already forgot yesterday.
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I was born in 1952 I remember all of the TV shows then and miss them all
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Watching old t.v. Shows on television, through YouTube, on my iPad, now that’s progress.
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While being closer to the end than the beginning I wouldn't change a thing . Glad to be a boomer
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This is back when TV was actually entertaining. Fury was a great show. Mr. Ed was also funny. Now we have hundreds of channels with nothing but bad news on.
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Oh yes I remember it well...those were better times....cleaner...calmer...and simpler.........gone forever..
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When I grew up I always defined an intellectual as someone who could listen to the William Tell Overture, and not think of the Lone Ranger :-) Thanks for this
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1960s 3 yrs. to 13 yrs. When I Retire I Gonna Get Most of these Shows on DVD and be a Boy Again. (smile)
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I was born in 1946 and remember these tv shows very well....I still watch them now
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I loved Friday night and Saturday mornings. Friday night shows and Saturdays cartoons. Roy Rogers and the Lone Ranger came on on Saturday at noon. Love that time period of my innocence. Best life ever. A better way and a happier time. I didn't know it yet! But it shaped me to be the person that I am today. I loved all those shows. Good clean memories
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Sky King and Penny. One of my favorites! these should all be put on videos for our grandkids and great grandkids! I miss it so much? Hopalong Cassidy! gene Autry, Dale and Roy Rogers!
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We didn't know how good we had it back then. A simpler time for sure, but a better time. Thanks for making this video.
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Those were the GOOD OLD DAYS**********Saturday mornings was cartoon time!!
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When I was a kid, Friday night was my favorite with Route 66 followed by the Twilight Zone. Back then 3 channels in black and white kept me more entertained than 200 channels in high definition do today.
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I can still remember Saturday mornings watching the Lone Ranger on our 12" B&W console TV. Those were the good old days. The shows in those days were great entertainment, and all TV was free, no cable fees.
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An innocent time. And we were the children of the Greatest Generation... They endured the great depression, often lied about their age to fight in WWII. Defeated the enemy on two fronts, came home and got straight to work. You would be hard pressed to get any one of them to talk about the war. They brought our nation into the strongest economy the world has ever seen. Then they grew old and turned it all over to us. And what did we do with it?
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"Sit back! You'll RUIN your eyes!" - Mom
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Loved Sky King. The whole idea of flying was just amazing to me. Maybe that is why I went into the Air Force later in life, 1971.
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I liked watching the Bowery Boys every Saturday.
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I was a very little Child and The Lone Ranger was my Hero! Thanks for this Video!
