What shows you remember watching when you were like around 10?

I watched
The Simpsons
Unhappily Ever After
Step by Step
Boy Meets World
Single Guy

There are what i remember watching around that age.


If you cant remember here's a refresher.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_United_States_network_television_schedules

I was 10, the 91/92 season of television...

In Living Color
Married With Children
Fresh Prince
Roseanne
Wonder Years
Unsolved Mysteries
Beverly Hills 90210
Cosby Show
Different World
Family Matters
Step By Step
Perfect Strangers
Simpsons
Who's The Boss
Growing Pains
Dinosaurs

The most popular shows that I watched when I was ten not including cartoons were:

The Cosby Show
Rosanne
A Different World
Cheers
Golden Girls
227
Amen
Empty Nest
Growing Pains
Who's The Boss
My Two Dads
Family Ties
Doogie Howser MD
The Wonder Years
Perfect Strangers
Night Court
Benson
Charles In Charge
Murder She Wrote
Matlock
21 Jump Street
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Out of This World
My Secret Identity
Superboy
Knight Rider
Airwolf
The A-Team
Alf
Different Strokes
The Facts of Life
Webster
Small Wonder
Mr. Belvedere

AND RERUNS OF:
The Jeffersons
All In The Family
Sanford And Son
What's Happening
The Greatest American Hero
The Incredible Hulk
Wonder Woman
The Bionic Woman
The Six Million Dollar Man
Batman
Star Trek
Lost In Space

Greatest American Hero
Wonder woman
soap
SNL
not necessarily the news
brothers
cosby
fat albert
jennifer slept here
it's a living
different strokes
jeffersons
three's company
too close for comfort
who's the boss
21 jump street
love sydney
growing pains
square pegs
family ties
eight is enough
family (wow-- havent thought of that in years-- with christy Mc Nichol
double trouble (with the twin sisters of peggy bundy)
night court
cheers

Batman
The Monkees
Star Trek
Mission: Impossible
Combat!
Dark Shadows
Green Acres
Get Smart
The Beverley Hillbillies
I Dream of Jeanie
Lost In Space
The Flinstones
The Addams Family
The Munsters
The Dick Van Dyke Show
The Donna Reed Show
My Favorite Martian
McHale's Navy
Ben Casey
Mister Ed
Hogan's Heroes
Gilligan's Island
The Lucy Show
Gomer Pyle, USMC
Petticoat Junction
The Andy Griffith Show
Dragnet
Bonanza
Gunsmoke

Batman
Love American Style
The Monkees
Mission: Impossible
Dark Shadows
Don Kirschner's Rock Concert
Midnight Special
Green Acres
Get Smart
The Beverly Hillbillies
I Dream of Jeannie
The Flintstones
The Brady Bunch
I Love Lucy
The Dick Van Dyke Show
Mister Ed
Hogan's Heroes
Gilligan's Island
Gomer Pyle
Petticoat Junction
Andy Griffith Show
Laugh In
Dragnet
Adam 12
Emergency

21 Jumpstreet
Married With Children
Alf
The Hogan Family
Who's The Boss
Roseanne
TV 101
Wonder Years
Amen
Golden Girls
227
Cosby Show
Different World
Cheers
My Two Dads

My grandparents built a room at the back of the lot, my father lived there for a while and he had the first TV in our family. It wasn't worth watching because the picture would begin to roll after about 45 minutes. Every night I would hurry to get the dishes done so I could watch Space Patrol, a serialized 15 minute program. I also loved Time For Beany the original show not the cartoon of later years. In the original puppet show Cecil the seasick sea serpent wasn't supposed to be a fixture so he was cobbled together with an old sock, he was always losing parts that had to be sewed back on after he was such a hit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Patrol_%281950_TV_series%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_for_Beany

I think so Shale, I actually remember the first TV show I ever saw, my father refused to allow me to go trick or treating that Halloween, he made me watch TV and I hated Kukla Fran and Ollie from that day on. I never watched it again.

Kukla, Fran & Ollie was one of my favorite shows - decades before the Muppets. Of course I feel like Howdy Doody & Buffalo Bob are family. Just think the Peanut Gallery is drawing Social Security now.

I didn't watch howdy Doody either , couldn't get interested, I think perhaps I was just a bit too old for it. Oddly enough I was a teenager when Dick Clark's American Bandstand hit TV , it didn't interest me either. I remember watching Queen For A day, and actually enjoying hearing the sob stories the women told. As an adult I would cringe over women telling such things to get on TV. Yikes!

As a kid when my father didn't live with us, I would run home from school to listen to the radio programs. The Shadow, was one favorite. At night we would gather in the living room and listen to all the programs on Radio, believe it or not we would sit and actually watch the radio, except when there was boxing on, then we watched Grandpa, he fought every match he listened to. He would sort of punch at the air, and when a boxer would take a punch Grandpa would go oof from the punch. Sometimes he was better than the match. There was a big radio / record player set (actual furniture) in the living room, then a small table set in the dining area. Now I guess all the radio stations just play music, but back then we heard Jack Benny, Red Skelton, the soap operas, and many dramas.

10 yrs old? Hmm......

Mister Rodger's Neighborhood
Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego
Ghostwriter
Family Matters
Step By Step
Dinosaurs
Living Single
Martin
Different World
In Living Color
Charles In Charge
Who's The Boss
MacGuyver
Lamb Chop's Play-along
Hanging With Mr. Cooper
Matlock
On Our Own
Thea
South Central
Empty Nest
All That
C-Bear and Jamal
Blossom
Rugrats
The Secret World of Alex Mack

It's funny how you can almost tell exactly how old people are and what decade they were a child of based on the popular television shows they watched at 10 years old.