When I was a little kid, like 3 years old, I loved "The Dukes of Hazard" (don't judge) and "The Incredible Hulk." When I was a little older, maybe 5 or so, I liked "Doctor Who" (incarnations 5 and 6) even though I didn't really understand much of it. And a little older still, I liked a reboot of "The Twilight Zone" and "Amazing Stories" (I think that's what it was called). We didn't get many channels, so I had to be content with whatever happened to be on.

When I was a child we didn't have TV. (I'm a really old fart 75, and we were poor) But we had radio. Some of my favorite radio programs were; The Lone Ranger, Gun Smoke, Fibber McGee and Molly, The Jack Benny Show, The Shadow, The Green Hornet, The Great Gildersleeve and Edger Bergen & Charley McCarthy. (Imagine that, a ventriloquist on radio) But it worked. The first thing I saw on TV was Howdy Doody.

Speed Racer, and all the classic Warner Bros., Rocky and Bullwinkle...I could go on and on.

I wasn't big into movies as a kid, but I loved the Three Stooges.

Anamaniacs. Helloooooooo nurse!

Mine too, Wizard of Oz. All levels of adventures and beauty.

TV- Ed Sullivan Show

Wizard of Oz was what I watched when they put it on tv-beforeVHS.
As a kid had a lcal show in the Boston Market-Anyone remember Boomtown with Rex Trailer?

Warner Bros. cartoons. How can kids today grow up without them?

Favortire TV show was Recue 911.

6 gun play house. It had Roy Riggers and Gene autry. I got blown away when they jumped off their horse and jumped into a motor boat. I didn't know WTF. Back then.

Saturday morning, but not cartoons for this cowgirl wannabe. Lol. My Friend Flicka, Fury, Sky King, Lone Ranger, and Roy Rogers! Wow, flashback!

The Jungle Book! I think they actually did a decent job with the remake also.

When I was a kid the only way to see a movie was to get in a car and drive twenty miles to the nearest town and sit in a theater. We didn't do that often enough for me to remember much about favorites. We didn't have a TV in the house until I was in third grade, at which point my favorite show was "Adventures in Paradise". Probably laid the foundation for my love of sailing.

The one show I remember the best because I sat under the piano and watched the reflection off the highly polished piano bench was The Bananas. I wanted an all terrain 6 wheel vehicle soooo badly.

Paladin, Have Gun Will Travel, movie would be Too Kill a Mockingbird.

Television didn't arrive in our part of the country where I lived until I was finished high school and had left home, so never had any childhood TV experience. From what I saw of children's programs of later years, I can't say I missed much. I think books were much better as catalysts for imagination.

junglebook

Tim Burton's Batman. I watched that VHS all the time.

Roseanne... Scooby doo... Duck tails...tailspin.... Married with children....

"Let's Make A Deal" (60's - 70's version with Monty Hall)

of course the annual showing of the Wizard of oz. I liked the flying monkeys even though they scared me. Captain Kangaroo with the Banana Man shaped a lot of my early thinking and warner brothers cartoons.

The first Star Wars movie.

TV: The Monkees, Hogan's Heroes, Gilligan's Island, Star Trek, MASH, What's Happening?, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Charlie Brown specials, Looney Tunes. Movies: Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, Star Wars, Japanese monster movies, Marx brothers' movies, anything with Abbot and Costello, Jerry Lewis and Hope and Crosby.

Movie - Arsenic and Old Lace
TV show - Looney Toons, especially Pepe LePew, Foghorn Leghorn and Marvin the Martian

Bonanza, The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson ( I had to sneak and watch) Spider-Man, Batman and Robin, The Beverly Hillbillies. I think I watched too much TV.