My childhood tv shows have not stood the test of time: I Dream of Jeannie, Gilligan's Island, and Love Boat. Music, fashion and social values have advanced making the past look and sound naive and infantile.

So, having read this thread. Do you all feel, as I do, that what we watched as a child helped to form who we are as adults? I think in my case it did as I must have been searching for role models as a child due to my circumstances as a child.

I don't think they stood the test of time. Look at star trek, except the communications officer bluetooth device. Who will think? But once I got on sports... that was all I cared for. I don't watch sports anymore... except my Jaguars going to the AFC championship game going against the current Number Legend in american team sports. I don't want to hear analysis of the situation on the field I know the sport. Some I don't ever watch at all like boxing. Despite having been so dear to me at youth. Our maturity changes everything, we are people of the world now. I never been that loyal to anything. Or watched faithfully tv shows. Music I digged. Music I like always been the same. Does not changes. That is different.

Star Trek, Lost in Space, Batman

I grew up on the original Star Trek. I still enjoy it to this day. For the time the special effects actually weren't that bad. I enjoyed MASH also. I still enjoy MASH.