Throwback Thursday

We're crankin' up the Whale Time Machine again this week, and the date we're traveling to is September 24th, 1990.

He was known as Agent 86. He talked on a shoe phone, communicated through the cone of silence, and battled the evil organization KAOS.

Fifty years ago this week, viewers watched the Robinson family blast off into space, with Major West, the Robot, and a stowaway by the name of Smith.

The Whale Time Machine is set to travel back to September 10th, 1988.

Last week we lost another actress from 1960's television. Judy Carne, who helped a weekly comedy show develop one of its biggest catch phrases, "Sock it to me."

The person that said Saturday was the best day for kids, must have lived through the days of Saturday morning cartoons. This week, I wanted to feature not only the shows we all loved, but also the commercials in between them.

Once again, I'm throwing back to Saturday morning cartoons with a show that originally aired in the early 1970's, and featured real chimpanzee's speaking through overdubbed human voices.

I thought we would take a trip back into the 1960's, when the Beatles lived a Yellow Submarine, and viewers tuned in weekly to see the fantastic adventures of another submarine, called The Seaview.

Television in the 1960's was full of way off comedy shows, and this one took a three hour tour on the water and turned it into three years of zany antics, featuring seven castaways.

Bumbling US calvary soldiers meet up with a tribe of goofball Indians in this classic 1960's sitcom. Do you remember?