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Nostalgia

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Seriously, I never knew Christian television could be so much fun!

Back in 1998, I stumbled across Trinity Broadcasting Network's Saturday morning cartoon lineup and fell for "Flying House".
Each episode the kids would greet Jesus with the same question: "hey Jesus, got anything good to eat?". :ROFLMAO:
Of course Jesus would point to a table, that wasn't there before, now covered in food for the children.


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Thad1527 said:
I'm not so positive. If there were an updated version, the children might enter the house and it might zoom right off to Epstein Island, where they'd be greeted warmly by Ghislaine....
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Trinity's Saturday lineup was unbelievable.

There was Circle Square where the kids would sing songs with weird, android-like eyes, and they never blinked!
Another show was Bibleman who defeated criminals by reading bible verses.
McGee and Me was a live-action/animation mashup created by very talented animators.

The McGee and Me intro is still one of the best from the 80's.

 
unloadonme said:
That's still a thing. Mainly for those unable to operate the guide button on the remote.

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TV Guide was actually a weekly, digest size, magazine that listed local television station programming 24/7. Most shows contained a brief description of the "plot" with the shows listed by start time, while primetime listings were also shown in a grid format with just the show name & broadcast time listed. Local station channel designations were noted in a television shaped, black bullet with the channel number in white. Stations that were located outside of an area; but, still able to be received within the broadcast area were noted in a television shaped, white bullet with the channel number in black. Cable channels were designated in the same format; but with a 3 or 4 letter channel name designation (like DIS or MTV or HBO) in black on the white bullet. Running upwards of 200 pages, one got all of your TV show choices in one handy, easily readable format. So much better than trying to scroll through the cable guide with your remote :rotflmao: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_Guide I cancelled my subscription back in the early 2000's when they switched formats to standard magazine size and dropped the cable listings
 
We still get a TV guide called TV Weekly which is 7.5 by 10 inches. We can look at a whole week and plan our days to be home for our favorite shows. It also tells which old movies are running on the extra channels.

We did have a woods near us and sometimes played in them and as long as we appeared for meals everything was fine.
 
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Oh yep.. the local paper on Sundays used to include something similar to TV Guide. I honestly liked that (and miss it). These days I have no idea whats on TV, and am certainly not going to go searching around in the net to try & find out. .lol. (I doubt I'm missing much by watching very little TV other than the evening news due to not knowing whats on..)
 
It's Hector Heathcote, the Revolutionary War cartoon from 1961.
Although I was only 4 years old, I remember Hector because it was the first SatAM cartoon to air at 7am on CBS.

 
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