Throwback Thursday

The show captured the daily routines of a Mobile Army Surgical Unit during the Korean War and ran from 1972 till its epic viewing finale on February 28,1983.

We're throwing it way back this week with a series of shorts that was created in the 1920's and 1930'sand featured kids as the stars

Thanksgiving weekend is here and I thought I would share my all time favorite holiday movie, one I consider a classic.

It was a sad day on October 20, 1977.

This week we celebrate the 65th anniversary of the debut of I Love Lucy, which ran from October 15, 1951 to May 6, 1957 and introduces us to America’s zaniest red head. I Love Lucy is more than just a TV show, it is an American treasure that will be remembered and watched for decades to come...

Another one of the short lived series that seemed to run forever on Saturday morning, created and designed by comic book artists Doug Wildley and produced by Hanna-Barbara.

I remember playing the songs off this album when it arrived at the radio station.

A spin-off featured during the Saturday morning Underdog cartoon show it ran for two seasons from 1966 to 1968 with 48 episodes.

This week, we visit 1973. Isn't it funny we come back to that year a lot?

Created by the man who gave us Batman, Bob Kane ,the show debuted in 1960 and ran 130 episodes through 1962, but is known more for the syndication years through the 1970's.