Saw the Rocky and Bullwinkle show on WGN last night at 11:00pm

[a kennedy]

I laughed as hard as I did when friends were stoned and watching it back in the 70's to funny.... :rofl:

[mucifer]

1. dude maybe you should change your avitar

:) I have a suggestion.

[Tangerine LaBamba]

2. Ah, beautiful .........

That show was always the funniest, most subversive thing on TV. Kids had no clue, but adults did. And it holds up over the years...................

[JenniferJuniper]

3. Yup. Innuendos galore. n/t

[abq e streeter]

4. I loved Rocky and Bullwinkle and bet I'd laugh just as much now too

[sandnsea]

5. I watched it a couple of weeks ago

I hadn't watched it since I was a little kid, I was surprised at the adult content, I hadn't noticed it when I was a kid. I wonder how many kids will have to go back and watch the Simpsons and Family Guy over.

[Blue_In_AK]

6. I was a late teenager in those days,

and I fully appreciated Rocky and Bullwinkle. Must See TV, for sure.

[prairierose]

7. I have been a fan of Rocky and Bullwinkle since it first aired...

of course, I was a bit younger then. In case you did not know, it is available on hulu. I watch an episode when I need a laugh. :rofl:

[Golden Raisin]

8. Eenie Weenie Chili Beanie,

The spirits are about to speak! And who could forget "Fractured Fairy Tales" narrated by the sublime Edward Everett Horton? Or a villain named Snidely Whiplash? Or Mr. Peabody and his pet boy (and the Wayback Machine?) I saw the original airings and Boris and Natasha were pretty daring during the actual Cold War (when we were still crouching under our desks at school to "protect" us from a nuclear attack!)

[mackerel]

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