[ActionNewsBill]

What....no Rocky and Bullwinkle? That one should have been in the top three in my book. The show featured "Fractured Fairy-tales", "Bullwinkle's Corner" and "Peabody and Sherman" (remember the Wayback machine?)

Great show for kids and adults.

[Charles Henrickson]

What....no Rocky and Bullwinkle? That one should have been in the top three in my book.

Oh, yeah! You're right! "Moose and squirrel." One of the best.

[Sabertooth]

What....no Rocky and Bullwinkle? That one should have been in the top three in my book.
The show featured "Fractured Fairy-tales", "Bullwinkle's Corner"
and "Peabody and Sherman" (remember the Wayback machine?)

Rocky and Bullwinkle where definitely up there,
though I was partial to "Underdog" when it came to Jay Ward toons.

Here's one of the dog and boy:

[sneakypete]

What....no Rocky and Bullwinkle? That one should have been in the top three in my book. The show featured "Fractured Fairy-tales", "Bullwinkle's Corner" and "Peabody and Sherman" (remember the Wayback machine?)

Great show for kids and adults.

Damn right! Let's not forget Nataha Fatale,either. That throaty accent inspired a life-long interest in Russian women for me. I'm almost afraid to see the movie where she is played by Rene Russo. It might be more than I can handle.

BTW,I basically didn't watch 1 hour of television from 1964 to about 1978 or 1979. This means I never saw ANY of the shows mentioned on this thread. I never even heard of most of them.