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.

My favorite TV show was The Twilight Zone . This was produced in the 1960s ,when i was about 12 years old

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.

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.