What's on Saturday morning in 1976 ?

[Mikey]

What is this exactly?

A bought marshmellow topping on a peanut butter sandwich

Fluffer is Fluff ... the name of the topping

[Adam West]

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= Fluffer Nutter Sandwich

It's Heavenly

[Mego-Kid]

Wow! Those were the days! I loved watching my cartoons (especially The Superfriends). And, growing up in L.A. I got to watch some local shows like That's Cat (can't even explain this show, but it was cool), and all that and a bowl of my favorite cereal at the time...Boo Berry! Yum! All of those re-formulations have lost that distinct flavor; artificial flavors must have been more intense then. Or, tastebuds! I don't know.

[EmergencyIan]

wow agriculture U.S.A. ...sure miss that gem...

Samuelson Sez: "Don't knock it, Skippy!"



Anyhow, for years, I remember starting my Saturday mornings with "the Super Friends" (sometimes Under Dog, if I was up before 7am) and it ended with "Shazam " and/or "Bigfoot and Wildboy." However, it could have went on until "Kids Are People, Too" and then wrestling (WWF and that mid-south wrestling hosted by Lance Russell).


Good times!



- Ian

[AusTex]

I guess by then my favorite Sat morning TV shows, HR Pufnstuf and Jackson 5, were off the air : (

[Hector]

Oh Mike...that first TV Guide page shows Carrascolendas (7:30 am), I used to watch that show, very similar to Villa Alegre, lol.

It was a bilingual show on PBS:



Carrascolendas

Wow, what a blast form the past, thanks Mike!!!

[AUSSIE-Rebooted-AMM]

10:00 (Flip back and forth between) Shazam/Isis, Land of the Lost, and Superfriends!

I suspect that the invention of the video cassette recorder, may very well be able to be traced back to this 1/2 hour of Saturday Television. The AGONY of choice!

[saildog]

I suspect that the invention of the video cassette recorder, may very well be able to be traced back to this 1/2 hour of Saturday Television. The AGONY of choice!

That and well,...porn.

[Mikey]

Oh Mike...that first TV Guide page shows Carrascolendas (7:30 am), I used to watch that show, very similar to Villa Alegre, lol.

It was a bilingual show on PBS:

http://www.tvparty.com/bgifs18/Carrascolendas-head.jpg

Carrascolendas

Wow, what a blast form the past, thanks Mike!!!

If you'll notice Hector,
It wasn't on PBS
Here, it was on WPIX channel 11 --- New York City's most popular channel --- then and now

[Hector]

It was on PBS here though (I think).

[HardyGirl]

Saturday mornings were the highlight of my week! While I did watch NBC and CBS and the start and end of it, most of my viewing was on ABC. And some Saturdays I do remember my bro and sis (older than me and twins) would argue between watching American Bandstand and Soul Train. I liked 'em both. Sometimes my sis would luck out and my brother would go out to play basketball.

These days, I have a lot of this stuff on tape, and love to sit in front of the tube on Saturday mornings in my Scooby Doo PJs, (yeah, I really have some), eating a bowl on sugar coated bliss and be 9 yrs. old for about 3 hours.

Thanks for sharing T1 Kirk!

[VintageMike]

Let's see. My Cereals of choice were cookie crisp and Cocoa pebbles.

8:00 A.M.: Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm. Intresting that's up againt the Flintstones.
8:30 A.M.: Josie & The Pussycats
9:00 A.M.: Switch to Tom & Jerry/Grape Ape
9:30 A.M.: Adventures Of Gilligan
10:00 A.M.:Super Friends-No contest here I never missed Super Friends!
11:00 A.M.: Speed Buggy

TV time would usually be over by then as my I'd play with freinds or my Mom would just plain cut me off.

[z3zep]

When was "Wonderamma" on? I thought it was Saturday mornings?

I loved the "Snake Cans".

[jwyblejr]

Man tough call between Bugs Bunny or Josie and the Pussycats.

[Hector]

Saturday mornings were the highlight of my week! While I did watch NBC and CBS and the start and end of it, most of my viewing was on ABC. And some Saturdays I do remember my bro and sis (older than me and twins) would argue between watching American Bandstand and Soul Train. I liked 'em both. Sometimes my sis would luck out and my brother would go out to play basketball.

These days, I have a lot of this stuff on tape, and love to sit in front of the tube on Saturday mornings in my Scooby Doo PJs, (yeah, I really have some), eating a bowl on sugar coated bliss and be 9 yrs. old for about 3 hours.

Thanks for sharing T1 Kirk!

I know what you mean by being nostalgic...even though I'm now more into modern stuff, I appreciate, stuff like that too...it's good to become a true kid at least every Saturday morning...God I missed those days in the 70s, the best days of my life.