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Anyone remember these shows?

SSLFan

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If you could...

If you could have your own tv network featuring some of your favorite childhood shows, what would you call it and what would the program schclude be?
 
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D'Snowth said:
Oh wait, I found it: the real title is The 3 Friends... and Jerry TV Show, it was produced in Sweden, but aired from 1999 to 2000 on FOX during the old "FOX Kids" block that aired after school, so I guess it wasn't a "not quite an adult cartoon but no quite a kid cartoon" after all. The "local gang" was "The 3 Friends", and Jerry was the new kid on the block and he wanted to be accepted by the 3 Friends, but they wouldn't, and apparently Jerry's dad was the new P.E. coach as well.
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I couldn't stand any of the new Fox Family shows... except for Walter Mellon. That one was great. Every episode was a loving stab at Pop culture... and it featured one of the best Star Wars parodies I've ever seen.
 
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Never seen them. But I haven't really watched any of the ABC family original programming, either?:smirk:
 
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