anyone else remember this with Leo G Carroll
Topper, a sitcom series starring Anne Jeffreys, Leo G. Carroll, and Lee Patrick is available to stream now. Watch it on Tubi - Free Movies & TV, The Roku Channel, Classic Reruns TV, Horror-SciFi-Fantasy - Free!, Local Now, Hollywood Stooges or B&W Theater on your Roku device.
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Leo G Carrol.. we only had one, then two TV stations in grade school.. so there was only so many choices on daytime TV (home sick from school)..
Loretta Young show and the Millionaire were also on..
Really we had two stations then moved to zero stations, TV was in a closet until Channel 7 in Washington NC came on the air.. then moved, now four stations but not for long.. moved again and back to two.. and then I started fifth grade..
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I remember all those......Ben
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Season 1, Episode 1
The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible - Arthur C. Clarke
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We had a TV early on---despite the wishes of our local Mennonite Bishop-----but it was not ever in the "normally on" mode. My parents very much agreed that an "idle mind was the devils workshop"---the TV was fertile ground for such idleness and there were more than enough cows to prevent an idle mind. The TV only got turned on after dinner and then only for specific programs. As funny as it sounds---my Mother (who did not like Catholics) loved Bishop Fulton J. Sheen and we watched his show every week. I think my wife was the second Catholic my Mother actually liked
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My earliest memories include a very cranky TV in the living room. We were not allowed to spend our time in front of it except for Saturday morning cartoons and the other Saturday morning programing. Weather permitting, the rest of our free time was spent outdoors.
The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible - Arthur C. Clarke
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