Waiting for Elmo 2013-11-29, 11:31:47 Sesame Street - Monsterpiece Theater "Waiting for Elmo"What's your favorite childhood television show, and is it available on the Intertubes?
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #1 – 2013-11-29, 11:36:14 Quote from: FrenzieSesame Street - Monsterpiece Theater "Waiting for Elmo"What's your favorite childhood television show, and is it available on the Intertubes?Get Smart and Married with a Witch... (don't know if that's the original name).Ah, Bonanza too...All that at black and white television. Much better than color tv.
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #2 – 2013-11-29, 11:58:41 I've seen parodies of the shoe phone; is Get Smart where it originates?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Get_smartNever heard of this one (if that's what you meant).https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Married_A_Witch
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #3 – 2013-11-29, 12:49:24 Quote from: FrenzieI've seen parodies of the shoe phone; is Get Smart where it originates?Yep.There's the theme.If you had seen it, you'll understand why I have this idea about Americans... Quote from: FrenzieNever heard of this one (if that's what you meant).https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Married_A_WitchNope, that's a movie, what I mean was the tv series. I suppose with the same name.
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #5 – 2013-11-29, 13:22:22 Exactly barulheira, that one. Hey, I was a children...
I Dream of Jeannie Reply #6 – 2013-11-29, 13:25:24 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Dream_of_JeannieThis one was my favourite.
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #7 – 2013-11-29, 13:51:55 Note that although I opened with a clip from Sesame Street, I didn't mean your favorite American television series. For instance, I also liked Calimero (Italian; link to the Dutch dub I would've watched).
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #8 – 2013-11-29, 14:47:15 In that case, Les Galapiats, here translated for "The young vagabonds". A Belgium/French tv series. Everybody was in love with blond Marian...
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #9 – 2013-11-29, 14:53:19 Quote from: Frenzie on 2013-11-29, 13:51:55Note that although I opened with a clip from Sesame Street, I didn't mean your favorite American television series.Then there's the german Sesame Street ( not the same as german dubbed US Sesame Street )Also, more on topic, this and this.
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #10 – 2013-12-01, 03:22:26 Wild Wild WestMission Impossible ( original tv series)
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #11 – 2013-12-01, 06:05:58 Okay. Now I'm just feeling old!Captain Kangaroo and The Three Stooges, in the morning. Peter Gunn (original theme) and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, in the evening — when I was allowed to stay up that late. And then there was The Outer Limits! (The Twilight Zone having led the way…) when I was older… Last Edit: 2013-12-01, 06:24:24 by OakdaleFTL
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #12 – 2013-12-01, 06:21:58 Movies were on 2x daily - 7 Days a week......My favorite was Mighty Joe Young[glow=red,2,300]The Million Dollar Movie[/glow] Last Edit: 2013-12-01, 07:32:41 by SmileyFaze
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #13 – 2013-12-01, 08:23:01 Quote from: OakdaleFTL on 2013-12-01, 06:05:58Captain KangarooI don't know the show, but I know this song.
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #14 – 2013-12-01, 08:47:21 I remember the song, too; from when it first came out… (45 years ago) And I still like it!
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #15 – 2013-12-01, 12:13:02 Quote from: OakdaleFTL ...and Alfred Hitchcock PresentsOnly OakdaleFTL to attentively watch Hitchcock while small children... A precocious and promising boy... just to end posting at D&D. Hitchcock is not happy with that...
Re: Waiting for Elmo Reply #16 – 2013-12-02, 06:23:16 While it wasn't strictly speaking my favourite childhood program, it was distinctly one of the more memorable.Pompel & Pilt (first episode, subtitled of sorts) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyCBrRuG_GQ Last Edit: 2021-05-02, 06:08:14 by jax
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