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Video games (Pac-Man), toys that became cartoons and other fads (Smurfs, G.I.Joe, Transformers), as well as a wave of “regressed” characters as children, or having children of their own.(Muppet Babies, Pink Panther and Sons) all pointed toward an uncertain future. The proliferation of weekday afternoon syndicated original programming coupled with the arrival of cable TV spelled imminent doom for a rapidly eroding Saturday morning.Then, we were Saved By the Bell.
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There was an interstitial show in the early to mid 80′s that I can’t quite remember. The title sequence featured a man reciting a few lines from the Walrus and the Carpenter, “The time has come, the Walrus said, to talk of many things”, etc. The sequence animation included the different objects (cabbages, kings, etc.) floating across the screen. It was not directly related to Alice in Wonderland. Any memory of what that show might have been called? Thanks.
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Any idea what channel it was on?
I am pretty sure it was ABC. Most of the shows I would typically watch were on that network. I started to wonder the other day if it was a segment on Captain Kangaroo but I don’t think it was. Thanks!