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Gigglesnort Hotel, The Cisco Kid, The Lone Ranger, The Adventures of Superman, Abbott and Costello/Shirley Temple and Rawhide. In that order, all in one Sunday morning, beginning at 6am.
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I guess I remember the Banana Splits best on Sundays, they were on early, maybe 7 or 7:30
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Nothing on Sundays - Saturday was cartoon/live-action day on tv. Sundays were always spent at church, then brunch somewhere, home to play outside for a while, then back to church. Don't ever remember good shows on Sunday except for football.
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I mostly remember Little Rascals and Laurel and Hardy shorts as being the Sunday Morning fare (before Church). I think channel 5 (WNEW) also had some TerryToons as well.
As the 80's emerged and I got older my kid brother and sisters would watch USA Cartoon Express with classics such as Herculoids, Young Samson & Goliath, Devlin, Wheelie & the Chopper Bunch, etc.If I had only spent a tenth of the time studying Physics that I spent learning Star Wars and Baseball trivia, I would have won the Nobel Prize.Comment
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Every sunday in the early 80's after church we would go to my grandparents house. Me and my grandfather would watch TARZAN movies together as well as LAUREL and HARDY shorts. Then of course football afterwards. Around Halloween they would show classic horror movies. Besides the normal classics they showed THE DEVIL RIDES out. Ill never forget watching that for the first time after sunday church watching it on my grandfathers little black and white t.v.
I also remember KIDS ARE PEOPLE, TOO coming on sundays mornings. I remember faking I was sick so I could get out of church to watch KISS on there.
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Somehow, I forgot the Little Rascals (Our Gang). I believe it was on right before the Adventure of Superman.
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