I was about 10 years old and saw this show also but my comments are the same as those above me. Amazing we all thought it was great and wanted the next episode. I had been left home alone for a short time and told the family about it when they returned but they seemed to think I imagined the show and I have never found proof it existed till now.

I can still hear the theme song for some reason. Must have been something special about it.

The lead actors were great and it was amazingly funny to my younger self but has me wondering what I would think of it today.

This goes into the Dark Shadows category of shows that leave an impression of the times back then.

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