Typing this from the plane. They are yelling at me telling me to turn my electronic device off, but they’ll just have to wait three seconds. By the time you read this I’ll be in San Diego for the last time.
Today Girl Ninja and I begin our four day, 1,200 mile journey to Washington. I’m not super excited about making the drive for a second time in four months, but it’s worth it considering I get to live with my wife again. No post today, but before i get arrested for violating FAA rules, I leave you with a question…
What’s was your favorite childhood TV show?
(the correct answer is Boy Meets World)
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Pinky And The Brain!
Thundarr the Barbarian
In the future please refrain from asking me any inane questions I could cover in a first date or have as little to do with personal finance as Rick Santorum’s chance of winning the Presidency. Thanks.
Grumpy much?
I love the honesty, we need more of it!!
Hilarious House of Frightenstein; Dad and I would wake up Sat. mornings at 6AM to watch it; I was also partial to “Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour”.
Wishing you and GN a safe journey!!
While you can’t dispute the merits of Boy Meets World, the best tv show of my childhood has to be, hands down…Full House…
I’ve started following Candace Cameron (AKA DJ Tanner) on twitter, and it’s like re-living the days of my youth!
I recently visited San Francisco and saw the Full House house! I did some amazing stuff while I was out there, but I would say that was probably the highlight of my trip
Great show!
Can we get an update on how your interview went? I think many people would like insight on how you did with a private sector interview. I’m an HR nerd so I am overly interested.
Thanks!
Diana
Also, Full House.
Bugs Bunny/Road Runner was great. I loved F Troop and Hogan’s Heroes. There were several others that I watched but those are the ones that I search the internet to watch again.
I don’t think so, Ninja, I’ve gotta say Home Improvement!
(the first line was a reference to the show, also)
90210…jk…The best show as a kid was probably Full House.
Gummy Bears.
I loved Boy Meets World! Especially liked watching his bro also on The Wonder Years.
Oh Boy… I love love loved Boy Meets World and also Pinky and the Brain (I know you enjoy youtube videos.. while this isn’t a uber funny one, my neuropsych prof showed it to us in class one day and I love it… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li5nMsXg1Lk )
I also loved watching Power Rangers
I didn’t really watch a lot of TV as a kid. I mostly played outside in the dirt or somewhere on the farm. However, I did quite enjoy Saturday morning cartoons, especially Bugs Bunny, The Littles, The Smurfs, and The Weekenders.
Probably saved by the bell. Yeah, I know. I will kick my own a$$.
Beef, my husband can still recite the Saved by the Bell theme song… sad… very sad… LOL!
I had two, the original Superman (George Reeves) and The Lone Ranger.
Clarrisa Explains It All.
Simpsons or Married with Children…although saved by the bell should be at least mentioned
I’m apparently the only reader who is 50+. Both Lost in Space and Batman appeared on the same night at the same time back in 1966. Batman narrowly wins out. Of course, I had to arm wrestle my sisters for control of the TV to watch either of them–Petticoat Junction was on the third network at the same time…
Punky Brewster. Jeeze people. Saved By the Bell was also good.
THE WONDER YEARS!!!
Beat me to it!
Doug before school and Saved by the Bell after school. Can’t believe no one has mentioned Doug yet, I mean come on Skeeter, pork chop, and patty mayonaise…hello
Red Skelton
American Gladiators all the way!!