doesn’t that just excite the old nostalgia nerve!

hey rockey, whats me pull a rabbit out of my hat, out comes a lion and roars . rockey says . now herse something you really may like.

“I stole the Rocky & Bullwinkle, did some more time. But now I’m back in (something resembling) school and learning all kinds of new things about my political bodies!”

That's right, DVD!

Some of the smartest and dumbest (but funny) humor ever to grace the small screen, imo.

And some of the worst puns! You'll wince in pain...and then laugh like a maniac.

That was the good stuff. The reruns ran for a while too.

But that was four or five years ago. I think there's around 20 discs, give or take. That's a lot of entertainment for the price!

Even more fun as an adult.

A couple of No Goodniks, for real.

of the couch yelling "Help, Cecil, help!" Loved them, loved the 'No Bikini Atoll'. "The show was surprisingly sophisticated. There were topical and political references in among the bad puns. Like many good children's entertainment, the writers were writing for themselves, not kids, and the humor shows it."

There was also Dudley Doright, Fractured Fairy Tales, and Sherman's wayback machine.

That show was pure magic.

When my kids were small the only children's show in my recollection that compared in subtle wit, albeit with more social than political focused commentary, was Fairly Odd Parents.

I remember hearing the narrator say, "we were going to kill them off, but realized we couldn't get away with that on a kids' show" as a child. I thought it was hilarious.

The famous Kirwood Derby.