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Old 01-12-2005, 12:46 PM
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Remember that show about that guy and girl who worked in a department store and the mannequins came to life? Loved that one, too, but I can't remember the name...
wasn't that Special Delivery??
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Old 01-12-2005, 12:47 PM
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wasn't that Special Delivery??
No, Special Delivery was what they called the block of programming on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. An hour of cartoons and then a movie.

I am determined to figure out what that show was called, though!
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Old 01-12-2005, 12:48 PM
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wasn't that Special Delivery??
Oh guess not...Special Delivery is something else...this is going to drive me nuts...
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Old 01-12-2005, 12:49 PM
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No, Special Delivery was what they called the block of programming on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. An hour of cartoons and then a movie.

I am determined to figure out what that show was called, though!

What was Allegra's Window?
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Old 01-12-2005, 12:52 PM
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TODAY"S SPECIAL...

That's it right? The one with the mannequin and muffy and mr. pennypincher??
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Old 01-12-2005, 12:54 PM
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That IS it

I knew it had the word special in the title...

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Excellent children’s series about a mannequin who came to life in a department star via a magic spell from a wizard named Waldo the Magnificent. He must be wearing his hat while the words “Hocus Pocus Alamagocus” are spoken. Thing is, he can only come to life ‘inside’ the store and when he’s wearing his hat. In the store, he learns about life (usually through song) from his newfound friends. 1981-1987. Ran for 121 episodes.

MAIN CHARACTERS:
Jeff – Mannequin, good dancer, plaid hat.
Jodie – Big afro, pink jump-suit.
Sam Crenshaw – Security guard. Has a cat named Penelope
Muffy the Mouse – Always talks in rhyme and loves cheese.
Waldo the Magnificent – Magician who shows up occasionally.
TXL – Sam’s computer. Sometimes gives the audience quizzes. I get ‘em all right… now.
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Old 01-12-2005, 12:56 PM
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However, I absolutely don't remember Oregon Trail! sounds kinda fun, though...

You're not alone! I've heard about it for years, yet have no memory of playing it myself.

Loved Charles in Charge, btw. And we had Nick, I used to watch Double Dare, YCDTonTV, Inspector Gadget and Ren & Stimpy.

On another note, we get Canadian stations here & I grew up watching Degrassi Junior High (not that cheesey-ass current one, but the old 80's one with that chick Spike) and Just Like Mom (anyone remember this? The kids had to cook at the end & it was always terrible, and the moms had to eat it.) Anyone? Theresa, help me out here!
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Old 01-12-2005, 01:02 PM
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You're not alone! I've heard about it for years, yet have no memory of playing it myself.

Loved Charles in Charge, btw. And we had Nick, I used to watch Double Dare, YCDTonTV, Inspector Gadget and Ren & Stimpy.

On another note, we get Canadian stations here & I grew up watching Degrassi Junior High (not that cheesey-ass current one, but the old 80's one with that chick Spike) and Just Like Mom (anyone remember this? The kids had to cook at the end & it was always terrible, and the moms had to eat it.) Anyone? Theresa, help me out here!
I saw DeGrassi, too. it was pretty cool, for my age, I was astounded at how "city" all the kids were... I was like, wow, everyone at my school looks nice and is white... but i liked the show a lot. I didn't see Just Like Mom, but i probably wouldn't have liked it anyway, so..
Ren & Stimpy, woot!
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Old 01-12-2005, 01:12 PM
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What was Allegra's Window?
There's a great big world outside...Allegra's window...

It was about a little girl in preschool (Allegra) with a puppet that teaches her family about life as a preschooler. Gawd, that show was when I was, what, 15? Never watched much of it, it was for babies.
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Old 01-12-2005, 01:13 PM
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That IS it

I knew it had the word special in the title...

Here's some info:

Excellent children’s series about a mannequin who came to life in a department star via a magic spell from a wizard named Waldo the Magnificent. He must be wearing his hat while the words “Hocus Pocus Alamagocus” are spoken. Thing is, he can only come to life ‘inside’ the store and when he’s wearing his hat. In the store, he learns about life (usually through song) from his newfound friends. 1981-1987. Ran for 121 episodes.

MAIN CHARACTERS:
Jeff – Mannequin, good dancer, plaid hat.
Jodie – Big afro, pink jump-suit.
Sam Crenshaw – Security guard. Has a cat named Penelope
Muffy the Mouse – Always talks in rhyme and loves cheese.
Waldo the Magnificent – Magician who shows up occasionally.
TXL – Sam’s computer. Sometimes gives the audience quizzes. I get ‘em all right… now.
THAT'S IT!

I remember being scared of Jodie's afro. It was f*cking HUGE. I thought scary creatures were going to pop out of it.
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Old 01-12-2005, 01:15 PM
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You're not alone! I've heard about it for years, yet have no memory of playing it myself.

Loved Charles in Charge, btw. And we had Nick, I used to watch Double Dare, YCDTonTV, Inspector Gadget and Ren & Stimpy.

On another note, we get Canadian stations here & I grew up watching Degrassi Junior High (not that cheesey-ass current one, but the old 80's one with that chick Spike) and Just Like Mom (anyone remember this? The kids had to cook at the end & it was always terrible, and the moms had to eat it.) Anyone? Theresa, help me out here!
Do you remember "Welcome, Freshmen" from Nickelodeon? I loved that show when I was a tween.
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Do you remember "Welcome, Freshmen" from Nickelodeon? I loved that show when I was a tween.
I've seen it, but was not an avid viewer.
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Please email it to me! Do you still have my email?
I don't have it anymore. Can you e-mail it to me? (I'm [email protected]).
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Loved that one, too, but I can't remember the name...
"Today's Special"? I loved that show, too.
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Old 01-12-2005, 02:09 PM
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TODAY"S SPECIAL...

That's it right? The one with the mannequin and muffy and mr. pennypincher??
Oh, sorry. Deanna beat me to it!
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