MikaelaMuppet
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I don't remember watching the show when I was a kid. The only thing that I remember about the show is the theme song.
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I was lucky enough (partly because I'm old enough) to have been around when it first aired on ABC Saturday mornings, fall of 1988. Even that seems like a long-lost bygone era. Saturday morning network cartoons got phased out not too long after that (Nineteen-ninety-something? My memory is a little foggy here). This show was featured on various Disney stations over the years. I think Disney Playhouse is showing it now.
But if your cable company doesn't carry it, you're Shoot-Outta-Luck.
Again, all the more reason for a DVD box set. Same holds true for some great Disney Afternoon treasures from the early-mid 90's: Bonkers, Tale Spin, Gargoyles, how far do we wanna go?
But if your cable company doesn't carry it, you're Shoot-Outta-Luck.
Again, all the more reason for a DVD box set. Same holds true for some great Disney Afternoon treasures from the early-mid 90's: Bonkers, Tale Spin, Gargoyles, how far do we wanna go?