Favorite children's program on OETA

[Patrick]

I used to watch OETA a lot as a child. Who can forget Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers. What is your favorite program on OETA and why?

[Patrick]

Personally, I think Sesame Street is probably the all time best children's program on PBS. Although it's not a substitute for a proper education, it does provide a lot of quality educational information for young children.

And the number for today is......??? 14

[Sooner&RiceGrad]

Won't you be- my neighbor?

Mr. Rogers, all the way!

[El Gato Pollo Loco!!!]

Mr. Rogers could put a round in you from 500 yards....he's cool!

Mr Rogers...all I can say is

[mranderson]

Hum. I guess it is pretty much the same so far.

"Mr. Rogers Neighborhood." Why? He was a clean, moral man who taught children good, wholesome values.:respect:

[Patrick]

We used to watch Lamb Chops a lot. Can anyone remember who was the star of that show?

[Sooner&RiceGrad]

No idea. Also, I guess this thread just provves the deseased gain the most fame. He always was a moral, decent, and respectable man though.

[mranderson]

We used to watch Lamb Chops a lot. Can anyone remember who was the star of that show?

The late Shari Lewis. She and the "kids" were among my favorites when I was little. Plus Soupy Sales.

[Keith]

Ok, I really liked Lamb Chops and the song that would never end.:tweeted: Sesame Street was also a favorite, especially Elmo and the Cookie Monster.


"Mr. Rogers Neighborhood." Why? He was a clean, moral man who taught children good, wholesome values.

EXACTLY!!

[Midtowner]

Sesame Street, The Electric Company, then I was done with educational TV.

Now, I enjoy the History Channel sometimes.

[Patrick]

Nowadays I guess it's Barney the purple dinosaur and Teletubbies.

[mranderson]

Nowadays I guess it's Barney the purple dinosaur and Teletubbies.

Barney? Yuck!

[Patrick]

[Patrick]

There's the man:

[Patrick]

Ah, here we go:

[mistipetal]

Sesame Street, Electric Company, and Captain Kangaroo. In our office, sometimes we'll start the "song that never ends" people then can't get it out of their heads.

[mranderson]

" In our office, sometimes we'll start the "song that never ends" people then can't get it out of their heads"

That was Shari's plan. To make people think. She was a good educator and entertainer. Plus, even when she died, a mighty nice looking lady.

[Sooner&RiceGrad]

Whoa! Was that a pic of Dr. Joyce there? LOL!

[mranderson]

Whoa! Was that a pic of Dr. Joyce there? LOL!

Below Mr. Rogers. (lol)

[Sooner&RiceGrad]

I sorta remember when I really like Dr. Joyce, how old was? Too old? Teens, etc, lol. Gosh... this thread is TOO weird.