
My childhood movie was Matilda. It’s one of the few movies I can quote almost verbatim.
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My childhood movie was Matilda. It’s one of the few movies I can quote almost verbatim.
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I hyperfixated on a bunch of stuff, but honestly? As bad as this sounds, the Teletubbies. 😬 When I was like 6 years old or so they were ALL I wanted to watch. I don't think I've ever loved anything as much as 6 year old me loved the Teletubbies. Then at 7 years old I similarly hyperfixated on dinosaurs, but the first of anything is always the strongest, haha. Anything after that and even things I like today were/is just a rebound to recreate the same emotions I felt during loving the Teletubbies. To no success. Lol. 🤦♂️
These days I can't really stand to watch the actual Teletubbies show as it's just extremely boring and repetitive and predictable as well, though my memories are still fond. And the Teletubbies are fun and easy to draw as well. I heard some people say that the Teletubbies are good to watch when on drugs (especially drugs like LSD or shrooms or psychedelics in general and shit), but I wouldn't know about that, lol.
There was a local TV host that had a show on Saturday mornings. He was a cowboy and he had skits and he had different animals and sometimes a guest star all in between different cartoons like Popeye..
I met him in person once and it was something I will never forget.

There was a a cowboy tv host in Charlotte that did a Little Rascals show on Saturday morning back in my parents day
@smahala1991 In the 60s and 70s there were local hosts all over the country that did kids shows,
Who was your local TV kids host? ↗
Too many to mention. But some of them are:
Fran Drescher is a fine woman lol
My childhood comfort film was "My Neighbor Totoro." The gentle story, whimsical characters, and stunning animation by Studio Ghibli always made me feel at ease. It sparked my love for drawing and anime, and I found myself revisiting it whenever I needed a little magic in my day. 🌸✨
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I don't think I had a comfort film/series. I watched many things I liked. Peter Pan, Chipmunks, X-Men, Grange Hil, Neighbours.
As a later teen tho I loved Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And rewatched it with my daughter when she was adolescent and she loved it too. I used to try mimick her dress sense and wore cross gold necklace and stuff like her. And later also brought a crossbow, axe and swords lol.
Even now I still love how she portrays a female can be both vulnerable and feminine yet strong, resilient and independent too.
Buffy for me too! I watched it at only 7 or 8 years old. The first episode I saw was Hush. Scared the bejesus out of me but got me interested in the show.
@Simslover92 oMG yeah what a first episode that's crazy lol. Hush is so good!! And haha love how she has to do a "girly" scream to break the spell. You made me wanna watch the ep now!!
Haha yeah I haven't seen that episode in a long time. I think I will give it a watch when I get home myself.
@Simslover92 ooh maybe its on YouTube!
It may be. I know it's on Hulu. I'm going to watch it on there!
Spike for sure. Xander somewhat. Angel definitely not. He bored me to no end lol And Riley could have died for all I care.
I used to love this show called "Maggie and the Furious Beast".. Coming home from school in the 4th grade with some candy, and watching the afternoon cartoons starting off with that was the best.
That’s a throwback
Yes sir, that was at a simpler time.. 😌.. Even saying the name gives me nostalgia..
And little bear
That too.. 😭..
That's hard because I had a lot of favorite shows when I was growing up but a few of my favorite shows include: My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, The Doodlebops, Strawberry Shortcake, Handy Manny, The Fresh Beat Band, Imagination Movers and so many more
I have a lot now but growing up it was Arthur. There’s full episodes of it on YouTube and I will sometimes watch it for the nostalgia.
Loved Arthur
Matilda was incredible. Matilda and White Chicks were played on repeat in my home growing up. Also Santa Clause... The Clause with Tim Allen. A Power Ranger's movie. I think I had a Dragon Ball Z movie. I didn't have cable, so the movies were my jam. Mrs. Doubtfire was Fire.
I liked the Gilmore Girls but looking back at it Rory was such a f*cking bitch and spoilt brat. Lorelai a really bad mother, bad daughter and girlfriend.
I also loved the oc and one tree Hill.
Matilda for me too as far as films go.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer for TV.
I remember watching the fifth season of Buffy like at 8 or 9. And to this day it's my favorite season.
Dragon Tales
Little Bear
Franklin
Great shows
Hercules (Disney), Lizzy McGuire movie, lilo and stitch, and the proud family.
Love Liko and Stitch
My mother used to make me peanut butter and bacon sandwiches which sounds sort of weird and maybe a little bad but actually taste great. She knew how to make them better than anybody even though a few other people tried.
Powerful puff girls and Starla and the Jewel riders.
The morning ones are all tainted with having to go to school. I hated American schools, the switch was not made pleasant by teachers.
The afternoon showed transformers and my little pony. I loved both.
Ghostbusters, dumb and dumber, 3 ninjas and a chevy chase movie, i forgot it's name and naked gun 33
The Care Bears lols
For me i will say was the Japanese Sci fi show called Ultraseven
Thanks for the like
I suspect my neighbors was ‘the exorcist’. He was that quirky.
I was partial to sat morn cartoons…
Dukes of Hazzard
Knight Rider
Gi Joe, transformers, super friends, looney tunes
Oh, and the fuzzy distorted TV but clear audio from the Playboy channel...
Never heard of it but it looks funny.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/1UigDLytK5ACinderella Brandy version whatever was on channel 8 Cartoon Network Nickelodeon WB on Saturday
Friends, Frasier, Twins, Payback, A Few Good Men,
Groundhog Day, What About Bob.
Evert TV Western of the late 50's to the early 70's.(Why do you think I'm called "Cowboy?")
It was Worzel Gummidge:
Seinfeld...
The Parent Trap
Mary Poppins was a big favorite of mine
My childhood comfort tv show was Full House.
A Goofy Movie
Even Stevens
When I was very young, Care Bears.
Power rangers
Ur Mom's tape
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