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My daughter is off school with this nasty cold thingy, and she is watching Barney and Friends :-5 I too feel sick, and Barney is doing my head in :-5

Does anyone know what drugs those kids in that show are on?

Awww i know how you feel my Brother is 15 and he watched Spongbob Square Pants so i know exactly what ur feeling, i think Spongebob is the most irritating creature on telly if he was real i'd kick him till he was dead :wah:

rjwould;853082 wrote: You can no longer afford to be so cynical about education, Pheasy, Barney is a great show..You'll be home schooling soon and you'll need to change your perspective in order to see the value in alternative learning..Make sure the both of you watch Ruff Ruffman, that one is soooo good..


:wah::wah: Well we have been known to watch PBS Kids, however Ruff Ruffman is new to me .... so a search got me this VERY EDUCATIONAL Vid. I'll be sure to insert it as one of her valuable learning exercises. :wah::wah:



Is that show even legal

rjwould;853082 wrote: You can no longer afford to be so cynical about education, Pheasy, Barney is a great show..You'll be home schooling soon and you'll need to change your perspective in order to see the value in alternative learning..Make sure the both of you watch Ruff Ruffman, that one is soooo good..
A talking, singing, dancing purple dinasaur. Yup that says higher education all by itself.

Don't forget Reading Rainbow and the between the Lions, oh no it's Cliff Hanger:wah:

rjwould;853165 wrote: I more healthy than what we grew up watching.
I could be wrong but I don't believe the "Three Stooges" were ever meant to be educational.



Besides that was before my time. I grew up on Foghorn Leghorn, The Jetsons and Fred Flintstone.:wah:

Watched Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Green Jeans, that was healthy tv, and I remember when Sesame Street made it's debut.

Hey, I don't mind Spongebob, but I can't stand Squidword.

And there's always I Love Lucy. Classic tv.

I was more of a Gilligan kind of guy..

Ughh! Scooby Doo was the all time best cartoon. I used to fake naps, just so I was up in time to watch it.

Barney always gave me the creeps for some reason

I was completely terrifed of Snuffleupagus from Sesame Street. I can't even explain but I thought he was horrendous as a child.

I've been in therapy ever since.

Pheasy;853072 wrote: My daughter is off school with this nasty cold thingy, and she is watching Barney and Friends I too feel sick, and Barney is doing my head in :-5



Does anyone know what drugs those kids in that show are on? Purple ones.





Hope you're both better soon. :-6

Sheryl;853259 wrote: Ughh! Scooby Doo was the all time best cartoon. I used to fake naps, just so I was up in time to watch it.


OMG i love Scooby Doo if there was ever a best Cartoon award it should go to Scooby Doo

Musiclover89;853078 wrote: Awww i know how you feel my Brother is 15 and he watched Spongbob Square Pants so i know exactly what ur feeling, i think Spongebob is the most irritating creature on telly if he was real i'd kick him till he was dead :wah:


Hey Darren:p

I love Sponge bob and have watched all of his cartoons:wah::wah:

I also love Scooby Doo and Soupy Sales....."Just send in your money from Daddy's pocket kids..."

And stop arguing about the Stooges....you knuckeheads...bam, bam, bam.....

Barney and those kids scare me....

qsducks;853182 wrote: Watched Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Green Jeans, that was healthy tv, and I remember when Sesame Street made it's debut.


I loved Mr. Green Jeans, hahaha.........but i didn't have color tv, were his jeans really green? :-3

Barney was my oldest boys favorite show on the planet, next to sesame street. I think Sesame Street started when I was in like Jr. High though, so I missed it. Barney may be creepy, but the morals and manners taught on that show and the street were great tools in helping bring up pretty decent kids. Sponge Bob is a fav of the whole household here!

I am another Scooby fan!! --I always call my kids "Meddlin' teenagers"....

Although Scooby and spongebob aren't really educational, I love 'em both.

I am one of the kids that grew up on the street--Sesame street aired first when I was a little 'un!! And I LOVED sesame street, and does anyone remember Zoom or Electric Company??? New Zoo Revue??? :wah:

My son used to LOVE between the Lions and this one fun one.....:wah:

Oh, and I loved to watch Barney with my kids when they were little.....*ducking*....this is one of my faves!





Yes, you can throw objects at me!!:o

Neither of my kids were Barney fans, thank goodness. We watch Cailou, Clifford the Big Red Dog, and Curious George.



I loved Mr. Roger's Neighborhood and Reading Rainbow when I was their age.

Sheryl;853855 wrote: Neither of my kids were Barney fans, thank goodness. We watch Cailou, Clifford the Big Red Dog, and Curious George.



I loved Mr. Roger's Neighborhood and Reading Rainbow when I was their age.


Mr. Roger's ROCKS!!!!:-6

WonderWendy3;853852 wrote: I am another Scooby fan!! --I always call my kids "Meddlin' teenagers"....

Although Scooby and spongebob aren't really educational, I love 'em both.

I am one of the kids that grew up on the street--Sesame street aired first when I was a little 'un!! And I LOVED sesame street, and does anyone remember Zoom or Electric Company??? New Zoo Revue??? :wah:

My son used to LOVE between the Lions and this one fun one.....:wah:






I loved watching New Zoo Revue with my kids! Henrietta Hippo was my favorite!

There was also a show about a mannequin that came to life when the store closed. It wasn't on long. I can't for the life of me remember the name.

Peg, I loved New Zoo Revue! :-4

What about Big Blue Marble and The Electric Company and ZOOM?

And what about Winkydink? That show taught us to draw on our parents' television screens on top of Saran wrap. One day Mom didn't put any saran wrap on the TV and I drew what Winkydink told me to- on the naked screen. :wah:

This is a 1954 episode, earlier than my time but it'll give you an idea:

RedGlitter;853862 wrote: Peg, I loved New Zoo Revue! :-4

What about Big Blue Marble and The Electric Company and ZOOM?

And what about Winkydink? That show taught us to draw on our parents' television screens on top of Saran wrap. One day Mom didn't put any saran wrap on the TV and I drew what Winkydink told me to- on the naked screen. :wah:

This is a 1954 episode, earlier than my time but it'll give you an idea:




I don't remember winkydink.....and I could see why they probably took it off the air, you probably weren't the only child that wrote on the tv screen!:o

I mentioned Electric Company and Zoom, they were some of my faves too....I loved henrietta hippo too!!

I was trying to think of a show my oldest son loved when he was little and I actually found it on youtube....it was called Eureeka's castle....



There were other ones like Gullah Gullah Island and Lamb chop.... I LOVED lamb chop!!:wah:

Sherry Lewis and Lambchop was great except for the "This is the song that doesn't end". :wah: I don't remember Blue Marble or Winkydink.

I enjoyed watching Barney with my kids, but they Barney'd me to death! My mom was in her 60s and had no little ones but watched it every day faithfully. :wah:

Peg;853867 wrote: Sherry Lewis and Lambchop was great except for the "This is the song that doesn't end". :wah: I don't remember Blue Marble or Winkydink.

I enjoyed watching Barney with my kids, but they Barney'd me to death! My mom was in her 60s and had no little ones but watched it every day faithfully. :wah:


I loved the song that never ends!!! That helped me calm my son so many times, if he was really hyper, we would start singing that just to divert his hyper activity and it was GREAT!!

Barney taught good manners and the clean up song was very catchy....another fun one that my nephew loves and so did my younger ones....was Blue's Clues!:)

Sorry Wendy, I guess I skipped past the ones you mentioned- and I read the whole thread too!

I too loved Lambchop. I still do in fact and we have a couple of Lambchop puppets at our house.

I agree- Barney does teach good manners and to be honest here, I don't mind Barney but it's those disgustingly happy kids that bug me- take a valium already!! :wah:

Remember the owl and...kitten?? Who lived in the tree in Mr.Rogers neighborhood? They were cool. Lady Elaine was okay too but that freaky lady puppet they had creeped me out!

Peg;853860 wrote: I loved watching New Zoo Revue with my kids! Henrietta Hippo was my favorite!

There was also a show about a mannequin that came to life when the store closed. It wasn't on long. I can't for the life of me remember the name.


OMG, i forgot all about that show!!! I LOVED it.....now i'm gonna be singin that all morning........."it's the new zoo revue........comin right at you!" :wah:

RedGlitter;853935 wrote:

I agree- Barney does teach good manners and to be honest here, I don't mind Barney but it's those disgustingly happy kids that bug me- take a valium already!! :wah:

Remember the owl and...kitten?? Who lived in the tree in Mr.Rogers neighborhood? They were cool. Lady Elaine was okay too but that freaky lady puppet they had creeped me out!


Yeah, the kids were pretty creepy weren't they? haha............I never liked the part on mr. rogers when they went to the make believe land or whatever they called it. The owl and the old lady gave me the heebie geebies..........that porcelean chin of hers.....

I especially loved when mr rogers came on cuz me and my first born would sit and relax, his voice was so soothing, it calmed me down from a stressful mom morning........i loved the videos on how things were made.....

fuzzy butt;854006 wrote: OH my god you have to see this :wah::wah::wah: I almost pissed myself.:wah:




OMG, these are the kids that were on when we used to watch it all the time and I remember this episode, well, minus the bleeps!! :wah:

you have too much time on your hands. :wah:

WonderWendy3;853879 wrote: I loved the song that never ends!!! That helped me calm my son so many times, if he was really hyper, we would start singing that just to divert his hyper activity and it was GREAT!!

Barney taught good manners and the clean up song was very catchy....another fun one that my nephew loves and so did my younger ones....was Blue's Clues!:)


My grandson and I do the cleanup song as we pick up toys.

Did you HAVE to mention Blue's Clues? I'll be singing the mail song all day now. :wah: Do you know the strange looks I'll get from customers as I'm singing it because of you? :wah:

RedGlitter;853935 wrote: Sorry Wendy, I guess I skipped past the ones you mentioned- and I read the whole thread too!

I too loved Lambchop. I still do in fact and we have a couple of Lambchop puppets at our house.

I agree- Barney does teach good manners and to be honest here, I don't mind Barney but it's those disgustingly happy kids that bug me- take a valium already!!

Remember the owl and...kitten?? Who lived in the tree in Mr.Rogers neighborhood? They were cool. Lady Elaine was okay too but that freaky lady puppet they had creeped me out!


No problem btw....didn't mean to be high maintenance:o

I laughed about the overly happy kids on Barney....yes they did need some downers!!:wah:

I liked the trolley train on Mr. Rogers and King Friday that lady's red nose always bothered me too....her name was Fairchild or something or other...Lady Fairchild maybe!

okay, don't shoot me and please remember that I watched this WHOLE video before posting it to torture the rest of ya'll!!:wah:





Peg;854129 wrote: My grandson and I do the cleanup song as we pick up toys.

Did you HAVE to mention Blue's Clues? I'll be singing the mail song all day now.: Do you know the strange looks I'll get from customers as I'm singing it because of you?


I love it when you blame me for everything!!:wah:





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