LadyIvanna wrote:OK, does anyone remember H.R.Puffnstuff with Jimmy and the golden flute and witchypoo? I loved that show. I even have a VHS tape of it.

I do. I remember it came on right before the rest of the Krofft Superstars. It was a Saturday morning fav.

mafiaman wrote:

iblis wrote:

littlepockit wrote:that is soo sad.
karin never got into mr. rogers. but i watch alot of him when i was a kid.

mr. rogers, romper room and seseme street. i just hope big bird doesnt die.
although, that would make one nice rock....
kimmie

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Gods Save Iblis!
The man with the magic search engine and depraved enough to use it.....

oh, i've had that one for awhile in my archives.

though i wouldn't have posted it here, in this context, unless i thought that jim henson would have found it funny.

he seemed like he had a nice, demented sense of humor himself. which goes great lengths to explain most of his work, if you really think about it.

Out of curiosity, does anyone know if his old shows are in syndication, or have they vanished into the network archives?

mafiaman wrote:

LadyIvanna wrote:OK, does anyone remember H.R.Puffnstuff with Jimmy and the golden flute and witchypoo? I loved that show. I even have a VHS tape of it.

I do. I remember it came on right before the rest of the Krofft Superstars. It was a Saturday morning fav.

I remember all of those Krofft shows. Remember Seymour and the Seamonster, or Electri Woman and Dyna Girl? I was talking to someone about all of those just a few months ago. Theyw ere our age, and did't remember any of it. I always thought the funniest thing about those shows was how *blatantly* drug-culture inspired they were... Puffnstuff????

Someone (McFarlane Toys maybe) recently put out H.R. Puffnstuff action figures.

I was watching a thing about Mr. Rogers this morning and I realized, exactly how different his show was. He never tought us to read or to write, or our colors, shapes, numbers... he tought us about feelings. He talked about things like divorce, and feeling feeling different from others, and special needs. In the thing I was watching he said that he got into TV because he *hated* TV; he wanted to change it. He really, really was a unique figure.

LadyIvanna wrote:OK, does anyone remember H.R.Puffnstuff with Jimmy and the golden flute and witchypoo? I loved that show. I even have a VHS tape of it.

that and Sigmond and the Sea Monsters and Lidsville............::sighs:: the days of childhood.

Rest in Peace Mr. Rogers.

I loved Sigmund! Never missed it on Sat. a.m., but my favs were the mighty Isis and H.R.Puffnstuff.


Oh, and Pink Panther & Land of the Lost

Lady Ivanna........we are dating ourselves here, but yep, Isis, Shazam, Land of the Lost.......let me go further back in time kiddies......The Monkees, Starskey and Hutch.....and so many more things to make the younger folks say "who?" and me wanting to wack em when they do.

I liked the Hardy Boys. I had a major thing for Shaun Cassidy.

I was rather surprised after I got on the board to find out that ALOT of the goths are in their 30's. It was very refreshing to find people that actually lived it instead of being a bunch of punk kids that were trying to piss off their christian parents.

Wooohoooo, I'm not the only one whos old on the board now!!!!


all I have to say is Chaka of land of the lost rules you all!

LadyIvanna wrote:I liked the Hardy Boys. I had a major thing for Shaun Cassidy.

I was rather surprised after I got on the board to find out that ALOT of the goths are in their 30's. It was very refreshing to find people that actually lived it instead of being a bunch of punk kids that were trying to piss off their christian parents.

For me it was Parker Stevenson....::dreamy sigh:: Oh and Davey Jones......I was gonna marry that one.

Bone wrote:Wooohoooo, I'm not the only one whos old on the board now!!!!


all I have to say is Chaka of land of the lost rules you all!

I prefer "Vintage" and the Slestacks scared me.

I have dim memories of that time, tho I do remember Gumby and Max Fleischer and the Sid n Kroft shows. I was more interested in Led Zepplin, Floyd and Rush