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And NOW the number of posts he has is the magical year I graduated from high school. *in that weird VH-1 computer voice* I love the 80's---1988

Wow Byron. Of course I know Dragon Tales, and I am impressed with your review... I just ain't so impressed with the show, sorry. *ducks* *starts to run for the door while quickly yelling*...

Well. we are talking mostly about shows that are on *now*, which is why it is does seem strange that we are *older* than you, but know more about children's television. :D

Something else I forgot to mention is The Bookworm Bunch, which is PBS's answer to Saturday morning animation. There are several shows in the BB, but our favorite is Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse. http://pbskids.org/bookwormbunch/marvinindex.htm

Ah yes, Bob the Builder. That is quite popular on my block. It is ok I guess, but I can't really get into it. A few rounds of "Can we fix it? Yes--we--CAN!" and I am done.

Yes, yes, thank you! Reading Rainbow is good kid's television too!

Little Bear is good, but I haven't seen enough episodes to put it on my personal list. I did like what I saw. The Little Bear books are sweet, and the show seems to follow. Nice call...

Re: I like this thread! I agree with both of these, but was only mentioning shows that are currently on television. I loved The Electric Company and 3-2-1 Contact (especially the Blood Hound Gang) when they were on, but alas, no more. As for Dora the Explorer, I know it is popular, and...

Sesame Street (naturally) Between the Lions (my three-year-old is learning to read with the help of this show) Zoboomafoo (hot hosts, fun puppet, lots and lots of interesting animals) Bear in the Big Blue House (we all know this one) Arthur (funny characters and good stories)...

Check it out! http://pbskids.org/zoboo/

He is a lemur you nut! *mutters* Monkey... leaping lemurs... have some respect!

Are you thinking of Kratt's Creatures?

Cory I think you are not reading him right... Matt is saying that he doesn't like Zoboomafoo! Personally, I find his comments amazing, since I think the show is fabulous, and the puppeteer in question, Gord Robinson, is certainly anything but "poor"... unless maybe you didn't care for his...

Yeah well there has to be an ocean within like, what, six hours of you? Better take it there PDQ and see how it tickles you then.

Baby Bear and family are Jewish.

Woohoo! Muppet Beach Party ROCKS! I listened to it over 100 times this past summer alone! I even tried to stir up some enthusiasm on Tough Pigs six months ago. Honest! I especially like Sugar Shack.

Who says Warrick needs inspiration and fresh air? A haircut maybe... *shrugs*

http://www.sesamestreet.com/sesamestreet/?scrollerId=telly Ok, I'll give you this... he is a pink-ish purple, not unlike magenta, but not a *dark* magenta.

I have been watching the Rose Bowl Parade this morning, and I just heard Al Roker refer to one of the flowers featured on a float (the dragon one... if you have been watching) as a "Kermit the Frog Button Chrysanthemum". !!! And they were green!

How's this? Ewwwwwohhhh... (raises voice two octaves and sneers) I'm gonna be *neeeeding* a Sam and Rizzo, then?! *scoffs* Have at it, mate! *pfft*