Write your weekly watching schedule when you were a kid
 

Monday: Alf, Valerie
Tuesday:Who's the Boss? Growing Pains, Roseanne
Wednesday:Head of the Class, Knight Rider
Thursday:Cosby Show, A Different World, Cheers
Friday: TGIF! Full House, Family Matters, Sabrina, Boy Meets World, Dukes of Hazzard
Saturday:Golden Girls, Empty Nest
Sunday:Family Ties, Simpsons

How about you guys/girls?

I don't remember :(

I do remember a few though:

Mondays: WWF Raw/WCW Nitro
Fridays: TGIF! I remember Full House, Boy Meets World, Family Matters to name a few
Saturdays: SNICK! :)

Don't remember my weeknight schedule, but I remember my cartoon schedule...

Weekday mornings before school: Robotech, M.A.S.K., Heathcliff, Woody Woodpecker Show.

Weekday afternoons: G.I.Joe, Transformers, Spiderman, He-Man.

Saturday mornings: Smurfs, Snorkels, Shirtails, Gummy Bears, Muppet Babies, Looney Tunes.

Sunday mornings: Big Foot and the Monster Machines, Turbo Teen, The Munsters.

Ahh... memories!

Hmmmm...

Weekday mornings during the summer:

6:00 am - Hercules
6:30 am - Adventures of Pinocchio/Wonderful Wizard of Oz
7:00 am - Some educational show starring a cartoon professor who would show some historical stuff on a time scope he invented. He would also invariably work in some bad pun with his grandpa at the end.

7:30 am - Rocket Robin Hood
8:00 am - Great Space Coaster
9:00 am - I Dream of Jeanie
10:00 am - Gilligan's Island

Time to play ....

11:30 pm - Uncle Bobby
12:00 pm - The Flintstones
12:30 pm - Definition (game show) or Voltron whichever was on first.

Time to play ....

2:00 pm - Casper and friends
2:30 pm - Heckle and Jeckle
3:00 pm - Pink Panther
3:30 pm - Superfriends
4:00 pm - GI Joe
4:30 pm - Transformers

Dinner time ....
Time to play ....

8:00 pm - Knight Rider / Dukes of Hazzard / A-Team
9:00 pm - Riptide (tuesday only)
10:00 pm - Benny Hill Show
10:30 pm - Bizarre
11:00 pm - Go to bed and start anew.

hmm.. i can't remember some of the network shows that i used to watch. but some of my routine went something like this:

Morning:
The old old Iron Man, Captain America, Submariner.
Amazing Spider-man

Afternoon:
Checkers & Pogo (included cartoons like Fearless Fly, Milton the Monster, George of the Jungle, Super Chicken, Tom Slick)
Alternates: Whatever was an interesting ABC Afterschool Special,
Sesame Street, Electric Company, Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, Gilligan's Island

And I can't remember the times for:
Kikaida, Rainbowman, Getta Robo G, Kamen Rider V3, Zaboga, Inazuman, Diamond Eye

Prime Time:
Real People, That's Incredible, Candid Camera, Knight Rider, BJ and the Bear, Man from Atlantis, WKRP in Cincinatti, M*A*S*H*, Mary Tyler Moore Show, Alice, One Day at a Time, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Rhoda, Six Million Dollar Man, Wonder Woman.

Saturday Mornings:
Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show
Superfriends
Land of the Lost
Kroft Supershow (Electra Woman & Dyna Girl, Dr. Shrinker)
Black Belt Theater (11am)

before school - the real ghostbusters

after school - transformers,tm ninja turtles,little house on the prarie,

saturday mornings - smurfs,spideerman and his amazing friends,rubix,pole position,land of the lost,cbs storybreak,peewees playhouse

lets see
power rangers (i got flamed every single day in school)
spider man
wwf superstars
wwf raw
wcw nitro
rosanne
home inprovement

My parents kind of regulated us to "Sesame Street", "Zoom", "Electric Company". My sister and I were into the Supertwins. Shows I remember watching included "The Littles", "Starblazers", "Astroboy", "Kimba the White Lion". Week day afternoons I always remember running home from school to catch the 4pm Japanese giant monster film that Channel 7 was playing.

I remember (in some order resembling)
Wonderful World of Disney
Daktari
Gentle Ben
BATMAN!!!
Courtship of Eddies Father
The Monkees
Family Affair
Bewitched
Gilligans Island
Get Smart
Brady Bunch
Partridge Family
Bobby Sherman Show
Sonny & Cher
Love American Style
Charlies Angels

Kids Shows
Romper Room
Bozo
Land of the Lost
Banana Splits
HR Puffenstuff
Sigmund

Also, some wonderful "Chiller Diller Movies" every week.

Tuesday Night ABC
7:00 Happy Days
7:30 Laverne & Shirley
8:00 Too Close For Comfort
8:30 Three's Company
9:00 Hart to Hart

Monday Night ABC
7:00 That's Incredible
8:00 Monday Night Football

Friday Night CBS
8:00 The Dukes of Hazzard
9:00 Dallas (it came on right after the Dukes so I watched)

i remember watching these primetime shows...
full house
who's the boss
knight rider
perfect strangers
full house
family matters
step by step
going places
cosby show
family ties
cheers
newhart
sledge hammer
charmings
mr. belvedere
growing pains
my two dads
fresh prince
blossom
doogie howser md
head of the class
i married dora
roseanne
just the 10 of us

I'd be doing very well to recall them all! But I do remember some summer days doing literally nothing all day long but watching TV. There were a few times I would watch TV from the time it came on the air to the time it signed off. Yup, I am old enough to remember a time TV channels used to sign off DAILY, no infomercials over night! And there were only THREE networks and a couple independent stations and a few UHF stations. [geezer mode]young whippersnappers these days don't know what they missed out on![/geezer mode]

I can't recall every show I watched, but I do remember it seemed there was more good stuff on back then when there were fewer channels than today when we have more channels filled with crap!

Boy, this thread is making me feel old. I don't remember much of my TV schedule, but I do remember watching Kimba the White Lion, Ultra-Man, Johnny Sako and the Flying Robot. And I remember getting up Sunday mornings to watch Abbott and Costello.

I remember getting home from kindergarden and watching Doctor Who. Then it became the roundup of GI Joe, Transformers, Silverhawks, Go-bots, MASK, He Man, and admittedly She-Ra too, and all of that stuff.

The only nightly television shows I regularly remember watching as a kid were Buck Rogers, Ripleys Believe It Or Not, Manimal, The A-Team, and Small Wonder.

Weekends of course were packed with the regular Saturday morning line-up of cartoons, followed by our local UHF stations Kung fu and Horror theater on Saturday afternoon, B-Movie Theater at night. Early Sunday afternoons there were Abbot and Costello, Ma and Pa Kettle, Stooges, and various old movies, usually comedy but also some film noir, classic horror, and old westerns.