Mr. French, The Ghost, Mrs. Livingston, Nanny, Alice. Where are you now? Come live at my house. Show me the way.
TOP 10 CHILDHOOD TV SHOWS
10. Family Affair
9. Julia
8. That Girl
7. The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
6. The Courtship of Eddie's Father
5. Nanny and the Professor
4. The Partridge Family
3. Gilligan's Island
2. Bewitched
1. The Brady Bunch
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This excited me so much; it was like an odd family reunion.
MRS. LIVINGSTON! MR FRENCH!
Oh, how I wanted a live-in domestic as a kid!
What fabulous eyelashes Marlo Thomas had.
Sigh.
Gotta love the Brady Bunch and the Partridge Family! And, my favorite was Family Affair!
Now, let's hear about the cartoons.
Go, Speed Racer, go!
Did you watch HR Puff N stuff? Is that what is was called?
How about Mr. Ed -- not a cartoon, but still! A horse that talks. Wow.
Memory lane....
At our house we watched all the old Barbara Streisand movies, Camelot....drama, drama, drama!
Um...I don't see Laverne & Shirley here. WTF?
Or Happy Days?
I can't tell you how much I'm enjoying these nostalgia posts. (All the nostalgia; none of the work.) Favorites, all. Especially Nanny and the Professor - Soft and sweet, wise and wonderful, ooo our mystical, magical Nanny...
Look what I found! http://www.sitcomsonline.com/n.html
Theme son from Nanny and the Professor
Theme by Steve Zuckerman and Fred Calvert
Soft and sweet
Wise and wonderful
Oooh our mystical, magical nanny.
Since the day that nanny came to stay with us
Fantastic things keep happening.
Is there really magic in the things she does
Or is love the only magic thing that nanny brings
You know our nanny showed us you can make the impossible happen.
Nanny told us have a little faith and lots of love
Phoebe Figalilly is a silly name
And so many silly things keep happening
What is this magic thing about nanny
Is it Love? Or is it Magic?.
i miss your blue background:)
I LOVE the new photo!!!!!
:)LO
btw i loved H R PUff N Stuff.
I have the dvd's....I am a nostalgia sucker:) In a good way of course:)
First Beautiful Crissy, now the Ghost of Mrs. Muir. I love these flashes of childhood!
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