h a l f b a k e r yI like this idea, only I think it should be run by the government.
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With the demise of after-school television programs and Saturday morning cartoons, kids don't get references to historically significant television content. There should be a video compilation for these. (Once upon a time, this might have been a DVD Boxed-Set. Today, it'd be a Youtube channel or Netflix
special).
In it would be snippets to help educate children about things like:
* Making a radio from a coconut (Gilligan's Island)
* Jump the shark (the actual Happy Day's episodes)
* Kill the Rabbit (and other clips from Bugs Bunny)
The intent wouldn't be full episodes of old TV shows, but just enough of a set of clips that would teach about them and help younger generations better understand what "3 hour tour" meant in popular culture.
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Hey, [trey], congrats on your first post! |
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Sad that it only took 19 years and one month for my first post. |
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It's fine - just adds to your mystique. |
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Looking forward to the second..... |
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Must be one of original halfbakery members? |
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