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[QUOTE="#12in21, post: 5025125, member: 10763"]
May have missed it but how about Mr. Roger's neighborhood? I grew up in Pittsburgh and his show was on there locally before it became more nationally syndicated. Some might not know -  but a bit of trivia, Fred Rogers was an ordained Presbyterian minister.  I didn't see all the old westerns at the time, like Gunsmoke, The Rifleman, Have Gun Will Travel, etc., but my wife and I catch a bunch of them many evenings on INSP  (here in Connecticut). Found that channel after seeing virtually every rerun of M*A*S*H on METV.

I had two older sisters and the younger of the two (two years younger than the oldest) would apparently get up every morning and get 'all dressed up for school' and when the eldest headed off for kindergarten she would 'go to school'  in front of the tv at Romper Room. As soon as the episodes was over she'd go up and change into her play clothes. There was also a local kid's show named "The Paul Shannon Show" which had a segment with  local 'Mickey Mouse Club' kids, my eldest sister was on that once.
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