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How many of you can remember the days when the Abominable Snowman was one of the scariest things going? The stop-motion classic “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” airs tonight on CBS at 8pm ET. When I was growing up, this was must-see TV every year. FYI.
2 Comments
Jan D.
I remember how exciting it was when ‘Rudolph,’ and ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ aired. Those shows were truly a family event! They were only broadcast ONE time each year so if you missed it, you had to wait a whole year!(No such thing as a VCR back then!)
Thanks, Denny for this trip down memory lane!
chad
Watching Charlie Brown, I can understand; however, I dread the thought that my children will ask me to watch Rudolph, the dentist, and the misfit toys. It’s excruciating.