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I’ve known of this show my whole life. Seen an episode or two when I was a kid 30 years ago. But never really watched it. Well I’m half way through season 5, wished I’d watched it 20 years ago. The world needs more little house on the prairie and less Yellowstone IMO.

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Good show, but everything was to clean to depict real life in 1870. I get what your saying though as far as television shows go.

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Gunsmoke for me. I also like watching the Appalachian story teller on you tube

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I think my wife can recite the lines from that show and I have never watched an entire episode.


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My daughter is watching now. I never considered the show as history or documentary. I just saw it as entertainment. Nothing more. Nothing less.


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Yes and when I was young I thought the blind daughter was hot.

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Originally Posted by kyles
Gunsmoke for me. I also like watching the Appalachian story teller on you tube

Man I really enjoy the Appalachian Story teller. I’ll pull it up on my phone and listen to it through my truck Bluetooth while I’m on the road.


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Originally Posted by ford150man
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Gunsmoke for me. I also like watching the Appalachian story teller on you tube

Man I really enjoy the Appalachian Story teller. I’ll pull it up on my phone and listen to it through my truck Bluetooth while I’m on the road.

I like that one too......Reminds me of some of my kin folks uppar on the mountain


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Bunch a commies.


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If you like Little House on the Prairie, you'll like The Waltons first few seasons and I'm certain that you'll like the Appalachian Storyteller also.

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Little House and Waltons were both staples of TV for me growing up. Mash, Hee Haw, Carol Burnette and Lawrence Welk as well.

Animal Kingdom, Wild World of Sports. Can't remember the Disney title. TV was so much better then. No bullshit liberal messages.

Munsters.
Adams Family
GIlligans Island.
Black Sheep Squadron
Hogans Heros
Petticoat Junction
Beverly Hillbilly's
Captain Kangaroo
Muppets
Schoolhouse Rock
Electric Company
Captain Caveman
Zoom
Mr. Rogers
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Space Ghost
Fat Albert
Archie Bunker
Jeffersons
Mash
Flinstones
Speed Buggy
Hong Kong Phooey
Planet of the Apes
Tom and Jerry
Tarzan
Laff-A Lympics
Mighty Mouse
Little Rascals (I know, predates)
Flash Gordan (movie)
Herculoids
Original Buggs Bunny or Looney Tunes. New stuff ain't worth crap in a toilet.

It really was a better time for a kid growing up. I remember all of those shows. Loved all of them and more.

Now, you can't watch anything that doesn't push politics or queers. Shame it all went to shit

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Ha....Captain CAAAAYYYYYYYVVVEEE MAN!!!.... laugh Man, I had completely forgot all about that show... thumbup


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Originally Posted by Fattyfireplug
Little House and Waltons were both staples of TV for me growing up. Mash, Hee Haw, Carol Burnette and Lawrence Welk as well.

Animal Kingdom, Wild World of Sports. Can't remember the Disney title. TV was so much better then. No bullshit liberal messages.

Munsters.
Adams Family
GIlligans Island.
Black Sheep Squadron
Hogans Heros
Petticoat Junction
Beverly Hillbilly's
Captain Kangaroo
Muppets
Schoolhouse Rock
Electric Company
Captain Caveman
Zoom
Mr. Rogers
Captain Caveman
Space Ghost
Fat Albert
Archie Bunker
Jeffersons
Mash
Flinstones
Speed Buggy
Hong Kong Phooey
Planet of the Apes
Tom and Jerry
Tarzan
Laff-A Lympics
Mighty Mouse
Little Rascals (I know, predates)
Flash Gordan (movie)
Herculoids
Original Buggs Bunny or Looney Tunes. New stuff ain't worth crap in a toilet.

It really was a better time for a kid growing up. I remember all of those shows. Loved all of them and more.

Now, you can't watch anything that doesn't push politics or queers. Shame it all went to shit

Watched many of those as well.

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Yep to all of those but today we have the sharknado series


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I got forced to watch it and all the other tv land crap growin up…i like it..i do..but i had to watch it cause its all we had and j have a hard time now.


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The A Team

And The Fall Guy

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Emergency
Chips

The Beaver
Bewitched
Bonanza
Zorro
The gunslinger
That space show with the boy and older man, I hated that show
Star Trek I didn't care for

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“Danger, Will Robinson! Danger!”….Lost In Space. *mistaken memory…NOT in My Favorite Martian*
Don’t forget Buck Rodgers, Wonder Woman, Six Million Dollar Man (and Woman), BJ and the Bear….

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Originally Posted by BigEd
Good show, but everything was to clean to depict real life in 1870. I get what your saying though as far as television shows go.


I hear what you are saying, but if I'm not mistaken the whole show is based on the actual diaries of Laura Ingalls Wilder, so at least it was all based on true stores as told by the girl herself.

I liked Little House on the Prairie and The Waltons. Both based on real life events.


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I loved it as a kid, it was right in my wheelhouse. I never watched the Walton’s or Bonanza until later in life. They are all 3 great shows with “morals” at the end of every show. I’d put the Waltons first prob, loved the narration.


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