Anyone remember the Kids Incorporated Series?

[S2500Dog]

Alright, this is for all you Old-Schoolers out there who were kids back in the day. Does anyone remember seeing Kids Incorporated on NBC and then on the Disney Channel back in the day? This kids show ran from 1983 to the end of the 1993 season. I've often heard from others that the best years of the show were from the 1983-1989 seasons and then after that, it went downhill immediately. Unfortunately, I did not get to see this show due to being born in March of 1989 and my parents having no cable service in the projects back in the day. I wish we had some show like this for kids today as the entertainment and music defintely sucks *** today with Jonas Brother, Miley Cyrus, Justin Biever and other sorry SOB of today pop culture. Share your thoughts and memories from back in the day. Enjoy !

 

[aquariuscsm]

I grew up watching shows like ZOOM and all the Sid and Marty Krofft stuff. Those shows are still AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[S2500Dog]

Yeah aquaricuscsm, those were the good old days of Old School fun and entertainment.

 

[TireDude]

Sesame Street followed by the Electric Company on PBS is old skoolz...

 

[daves87rs]

Originally Posted By: HWEaton
Sesame Street followed by the Electric Company on PBS is old skoolz...



+1

 

[Solo2driver]

I can quote the entire opening theme song, verbatim. Is that wrong?

 

[bdcardinal]

On the topic of kids shows from the 80s, 90s there was one on Nickelodeon usually before or after Wild and Crazy Kids that had kids racing on dirt bikes. I remember they were like white and red, there might have been quads or go-karts also. I have looked and cant for the life of me remember what the show was.

 

[S2500Dog]

Man bro, you sure are bringing back the memories !

 

[GROUCHO MARX]

The Little Rascals, originally the "Our Gang Comedy".

One question. Was Farina a boy or a girl? Farina never wore pants and had a very deep voice.

I know Stymie was a boy and Darla was a girl, but Farina has me stymied!

 

[S2500Dog]

Hmmm, I can't think of the name of that particular show but if someone mention the name, look for ediposes on YouTube if it available.

 

[S2500Dog]

Ha ha, I certainly remember The Little Rascals. Man, good times bro !

 

[Popinski]

Yeah, I remember that. My sister wanted to watch "Kids Incorporated" and I wanted to watch "Robocop" cartoon. We fought for the TV every Saturday. Then my parents beat both of us and took the TV away every Saturday.

 

[S2500Dog]

Dang Popinski, you sure was tripping with your sister back in the day lol.

 

[UncleS2]

Nope, all that was much too late for me. We had Captain Kangaroo in the mornings, & the Mickey Mouse club in the afternoons.

 

[Popinski]

Originally Posted By: S2500Dog
Dang Popinski, you sure was tripping with your sister back in the day lol.


My parents were always in favor for my sister just because she's a girl. She was spoiled and never got punished. Now look at her: spoiled brat, always needing my help, crying and feeling helpless, Complaining that her boyfriend will not take care of her(literally meaning, he won't baby her).

I'm tired of parents who soften things up just because it's a girl. So many women nowadays are friggin' weak-minded.

 

[The_Jeff]

I liked the "ghostbusters" cartoon then when I saw the live-action movie I thought, wow, that was really well-cast.

 

[stranger706]

Inspector Gadget! I had a crush on Penny

 

[tonycarguy]

I used to watch 3-2-1 Contact. It was primarily a science-oriented program

 

[S2500Dog]

I've seen Inspector Gadget back in the days, although I don't think I've ever heard or seen 3-2-1 Contact.

 

[RacerE7773]

I remember KI but nothing about it. The Onion has a good spoof on how Disney creates their "latest" child stars, and with the drivel in the marketplace/airwaves today, you'd think this was real:



and this one:



I know I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face, but then they are actors.