TV Binge Watch (Part 3)

TV Pets

  1. Tiger (The Brady Bunch)
  2. Fred the Cockatoo (Baretta)
  3. Salem the talking black cat (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)
  4. Spot, Data’s cat of varying coats and genders (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
  5. Gary (Spongebob Squarepants)
  6. Spot (The Munsters)

TV Pets

  1. Tiger (The Brady Bunch)
  2. Fred the Cockatoo (Baretta)
  3. Salem the talking black cat (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)
  4. Spot, Data’s cat of varying coats and genders (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
  5. Gary (Spongebob Squarepants)
  6. Spot (The Munsters)
  7. Sparky (WandaVision)

TV Pets

  1. Tiger (The Brady Bunch)
  2. Fred the Cockatoo (Baretta)
  3. Salem the talking black cat (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)
  4. Spot, Data’s cat of varying coats and genders (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
  5. Gary (Spongebob Squarepants)
  6. Spot (The Munsters)
  7. Sparky (WandaVision)
  8. Santa’s Little Helper (The Simpsons)

TV Pets

  1. Tiger (The Brady Bunch)
  2. Fred the Cockatoo (Baretta)
  3. Salem the talking black cat (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)
  4. Spot, Data’s cat of varying coats and genders (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
  5. Gary (Spongebob Squarepants)
  6. Spot (The Munsters)
  7. Sparky (WandaVision)
  8. Santa’s Little Helper (The Simpsons)
  9. Schatzi (That 70s Show)

TV Pets

  1. Tiger (The Brady Bunch)
  2. Fred the Cockatoo (Baretta)
  3. Salem the talking black cat (Sabrina the Teenage Witch)
  4. Spot, Data’s cat of varying coats and genders (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
  5. Gary (Spongebob Squarepants)
  6. Spot (The Munsters)
  7. Sparky (WandaVision)
  8. Santa’s Little Helper (The Simpsons)
  9. Schatzi (That 70s Show)
  10. Astro (The Jetsons)

Pass.

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck
  4. Speed Racer

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck
  4. Speed Racer
  5. Huckleberry Hound

-“BB”-

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck
  4. Speed Racer
  5. Huckleberry Hound
  6. Inspector Gadget

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck
  4. Speed Racer
  5. Huckleberry Hound
  6. Inspector Gadget
  7. Star Trek

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck
  4. Speed Racer
  5. Huckleberry Hound
  6. Inspector Gadget
  7. Star Trek
  8. Captain Kangaroo

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck
  4. Speed Racer
  5. Huckleberry Hound
  6. Inspector Gadget
  7. Star Trek
  8. Captain Kangaroo
  9. Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood

Shows you watched as a little kid

  1. The Adventures of Superman
  2. The Banana Splits
  3. Darkwing Duck
  4. Speed Racer
  5. Huckleberry Hound
  6. Inspector Gadget
  7. Star Trek
  8. Captain Kangaroo
  9. Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood
  10. Today’s Special

Your first adult or age-neutral show

  1. Webster

Your first adult or age-neutral show

  1. Webster
  2. The Beverly Hillbillies

That’s the oldest series that I can recall seeing when the first show debuted. I would have been six years old at the time. It’s certain that some other, earlier show was the ‘first’ that I watched, but that important knowledge is lost to the mists of time. :slight_smile:

Your first adult or age-neutral show

  1. Webster
  2. The Beverly Hillbillies
  3. Barney Miller

Your first adult or age-neutral show

  1. Webster
  2. The Beverly Hillbillies
  3. Barney Miller
  4. Hawaii 5-0

Your first adult or age-neutral show

  1. Webster

  2. The Beverly Hillbillies

  3. Barney Miller

  4. Hawaii 5-0

  5. Gilligan’s Island

Shown in reruns on TBS in the post-school hours, which meant that this Gen X Latchkey Kid watched it for hours, day in and day out. Gilligan, The Skipper, The Professor, etc. became friends that I spent time with each day, just as Sheldon, Leonard, Raj, etc. later became friends that I spent time with on a regular basis.

Your first adult or age-neutral show

  1. Webster
  2. The Beverly Hillbillies
  3. Barney Miller
  4. Hawaii 5-0
  5. Gilligan’s Island
  6. Top o’ the Morning

A daily farm report program, airing on WGN in Chicago. Starting at around age 7, I would wake up much earlier than my parents, and turn on the TV, to watch while I made myself a bowl of cereal for breakfast. At that hour (6am or 6:30am), in the early ‘70s, no other TV station was on the air that early, except for WGN, which was broadcasting Orion Samuelson’s farm-news report. So, I watched it, out of boredom and curiosity, until 7am, when a kids’ show came on, and learned about pork bellies and corn futures in the process.