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Old 02-25-2004, 04:53 PM
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I love Summer and Seth together. I thought I was the only one. Everyone else is like no way Anna and Seth should be together. And Luke and Julie Cooper ahh that's just wrong but hey to each their own. And don't get me started about Marissa. Could she not see Oliver was a freak. Oh gosh ~ I am 33 not 13. I should not like this show as much as I do...California..aah ahh.........
Summer and Seth are adorable together. I like Anna but you could tell it wasn't going to work. The best was when they all went to Palm Springs and Summer says, "Awww you two look like brother and sister!" As far as Luke and Julie...the age thing I can deal with but the fact that IT'S HER DAUGHTERS EX BOYFRIEND is GROSS. And yes, Marissa was blind with the whole Oliver debacle. Wow...I'm obsessed with the O.C...
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Old 02-25-2004, 06:28 PM
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I enjoy "The O.C." way too much for someone over 30. Spongebob Squarepants is my man! I love that cartoon so much. Sandy, Patrick and Bob are just too cute. Also I like Ed, Edd and Eddy. Yesterday I watched Tom and Jerry and laughed so hard my side hurt. And for my weekend I have bought like 5 video tapes because Sci-Fi is running Quantum Leap all day! I can't think of a better way to spend my birthday weekend! Yes ~ I need a life. LOL!
Ooh-Quantum Leap! YES! Thanks for the Heads up!

And does anyone remember Isis? It was a live-action kids show on CBS back in the day (late 70's).
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Old 02-25-2004, 06:33 PM
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And does anyone remember Isis? It was a live-action kids show on CBS back in the day (late 70's).
Isis was shown along with "Shazam" (Capt.Marvel) on Saturday's...I wished the "Banana Splits" were still on TV (It was hokey, But enjoyably so.)

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Old 02-25-2004, 06:42 PM
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And does anyone remember Isis? It was a live-action kids show on CBS back in the day (late 70's).
Yep, I sure do. She was my idol back then.
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Old 02-25-2004, 07:16 PM
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Isis was shown along with "Shazam" (Capt.Marvel) on Saturday's...I wished the "Banana Splits" were still on TV (It was hokey, But enjoyably so.)

Brian "One banana, two banana, three banana, Four" j.
Oohh..I loved the Banana Splits! And Hong Kong Phooey was another favorite!
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Old 02-25-2004, 09:21 PM
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It's reflected in the music I like and the fact that I just bought "What's Happening??" on DVD speaks for itself.
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Old 02-25-2004, 09:23 PM
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be in some small enclosed space with some sweaty gold- necklace-tight-black-shirt-clad losers while dancing to crappy teen music. Kplznthx.
Enough about your work carpool buddies.

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Old 02-25-2004, 09:24 PM
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That is SOOO funny...lol....I love Arthur....DW is my hero
I have yet to see it, but when I taught elementary the girls liked the show.

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Old 02-25-2004, 09:25 PM
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Enough about your work carpool buddies.

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Old 02-25-2004, 09:28 PM
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I love Arthur todeath, it's incredibly entertaining. I've watched the Berenstain bears a few times and that's great, too. Zooboomafoom is unbearable, though.

Remember "Zoobilee Zoo'? I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE that show with a passion. It was the BEST.
I've never seen those, but I might look into the Berenstein Bears. I've been using cartoon characters on graphic organizers to teach students about philosophies/belief systems/religions: Fred Flintstone for Confucianism, Casper for Buddhism, Winnie the Pooh for Taoism, Yosemite Sam for legalism. I'm wondering if the bears would fit with Judaism. Seriously.

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I used to love The Berenstain Bears and just the other day I was flipping through the channels and saw they had their own show and nearly died.

Do I remember Zoobilee Zoo?? OMG YES! That was my show....that and Today's Special and The Elephant show. I used to want to be the Kangaroo because she liked to sing and dance and she had music notes on her outfit...oh, and she was pink..that's very important when you're like, 4.

Do you remember Mapletown??? I seem to be the only person that remembers that show...that was another one of my favorites.
Marissa, do you remember The New Zoo Revue? Nobody outside the East Coast seems to recognize it.

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Will there EVER be a time when you AREN'T a smartass? Nevermind. That was not meant to be rhetorical

I work with all girls and drive by myself to work. Try again.
Sore subject, I see.
What kind of job IS it where the girls are all sweaty in gold necklaces and tight black tees?

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I didn't like cartoons as a kid but now can't get enough of Looney Tunes. How can you not love Bugs, Daffy, Foghorn & the crew? Although, I must admit, I've never had any particular fondness for either Tweety or Roadrunner.

I also got a huge kick out of seeing the revial of HR Puff-N-Stuff. That was a blast from my childhood! Anyone remember the Bugaloos?
Looney Tunes & the Muppets were my favorites of those types of shows.
I'm sure to piss people off (as usual), but I never got the big deal with Mickey Mouse.

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Marissa, do you remember The New Zoo Revue? Nobody outside the East Coast seems to recognize it.

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That was early 70s but I do remember seeing it on television before...I remember a hippo.
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I loved every Kroft show; they all rocked. Pretty good reason to take an acid trip, IMO.

I must admit, I have a soft spot for Land of the Lost.
As I've said, that's why you have such a soft spot for Jacko. He looks like a Sleestack.

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