What TV series/programs can you remember
watching as a child?
Ive just been on youtube and found Roots (TV
miniseries), about slave-trading and the
history of Blacks in America... a very
emotional program showing the plight and
terror people were put through and wronged by
inhumane slavery. As little as I was I
enjoyed this.. however, I dunno , I was never
sure of the main characters name..Kunta
Kinte.
there was a cartoon my brother and i used to
watch called captain future, not sure if it
was only on tv in germany or in other
contries too
then of course knight rider
the a-team
the 6 million dollar man and colt seavers
ive been watching roots as well but it seems
was ages ago...omg am i getting old?
ROOTS WA **GREAT** ALL 10 HOURS OF IT!!
I CAN LIST A HUNDRED OLD TV CLASSICS I GREW
UP WITH:
LONE RANGER
BONANZA
CISCO KID
HOWDY DOODY
ED SULLIVAN
HOGANS HEROS
I SPY
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
HOPALONG CASSIDY
BENNY HILL (YES, I SAID BENNY HILL)
AND THE LIST GOES ON
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Roots was a very thought provoking series,
and at times upsetting.
On The Buses...(Reg Varney)
Please Sir....(John Alderton)
Fenn Street Gang
Love Thy Neighbour...(Rudolph Walker & Jack
Smethurst))
Bless This House...(Sid James)
Doctor In The House...(Robin Nedwell)
The Sweeny...(John Thaw & Dennis Waterman)
Morecombe & Wise
Tommy Cooper
Harry Worth
Father Dear Father...(Patrick Cargill)
Z Cars
Dixon Of Dock Green...(Evening all! Jack
Warner)
Corrie
Crossroads (Bless Amy Turtle)
The Special Branch (George Sewell)
Upstairs Downstairs
Top Of The Pops
The Monkees
Bewitched
I Dream Of Jeanie
Time Tunnel
Lost In Space
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
Thunderbirds
I'm still watching roots, I forgot how
upsetting and disgusting it was, we as whites
did such inhumane crimes to less poor people.
I cant but help feel so ashamed.
John Amos played Kunta as an adult, was he
the voice of top cat?
Well love thy neighbour was on the box when I
was a little manboy...what happened to it? I
know the ozzies had a version of it over
there...it's on another channel out there but
where? also kung fu and david carridine
living on herbal powder in his cup of water,
what a diet that was! did he do the video for
it?
questions...but the answers are out there
somewhere!
It was ''Branded'' frankie! and he fought
like a man...but havin your sword snapped in
front of you must have been painful....after
he fought like a man and all that!
Popped His Cloggs at the Age of 71
Chuck Connors (April 10, 1921 – November 10,
1992) was an American actor and a
professional basketball and baseball player,
best known for his starring role in the
1950's ABC hit western series The Rifleman.
Now how about Roy Rogers and of course his
Horse Trigger??
The Count of Monte Christo
Alfred Hitch[censored]s Half Hour
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