12 TV Shows I Grew Up With Rated

12 TV Shows I Grew Up With Rated
1. The Thunderbirds (1965–1966) IMDB 7.9/10 ME 7/10
2. Romper Room (1953-1994) IMDB 7.3/10 ME 6/10
3. Mr. Dressup (1967-1996) IMDB 9.2/10 ME 10/10
4. The Friendly Giant (1958-1985) IMDB 8.4/10 ME 7/10
5. The Barbapapa Family (1973-1977) IMDB 7.0/10 ME 6/10
6. Astro Boy (1963-1965) IMDB 7.4/10 ME 8/10
8. The Raccoons (1985-1992) IMDB 7.4/10 ME 8/10 *1
9. Sesame Street (1969-) IMDB 8.1/10 ME 9/10
10. The Muppet Show (1976-1981) IMDB 8.4/10 ME 9/10
12. The Littlest Hobo (1979-1985) IMDB 7.7/10 ME 9/10 *3

*1 I was not a kid, but I still loved this cartoon so much.
*2 I hated this show very much as a kid and I can't tell you why. BTW it ran only 1 year but had 130 episodes. A close friend loved this one however and it was her favorite TV show as a kid and she watched it in syndication for years.
*3 I was 13 when this came out, so not a kid anymore, but I'm bloody counting it anyway, as I loved this show and so did the entire family.

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