[speaker001:] alrighty ladies first
[speaker002:] oh no well I don't find a lot of time to watch TV and a lot of the time I find it during the day when I'm rocking my little girl to sleep so I watch a lot of reruns old shows
[speaker001:] hm
[speaker002:] like Dick Van Dyke and all those old crazy shows
[speaker001:] Barney Fife I guess yeah
[speaker002:] yeah I really enjoy watching Andy Griffith
[speaker001:] well something well so are you a homemaker I guess that's the the right term nowadays
[speaker002:] yeah yeah I guess so yeah I am I stay home with two kids and
[speaker001:] yeah well my wife we have a new one in the house and she's she's stays home too also
[speaker002:] huh
[speaker001:] um I guess I have a wide variety I like watching the TV for things that are interesting not so much the the boring the uh the things that aren't for example like the Cosby Show to me is just kind of like a waste of my time and and Different Strokes and but I like Sixty Minutes Prime Time Live um course I have to watch cartoons on Saturday morning but not the Ninja Turtle ones I like the old-timey ones Tom and Jerry
[speaker002:] uh-huh  yeah you sound like my husband he really likes Tom and Jerry and uh Bugs Bunny and all his friends and all those guys
[speaker001:] there you go that's right Johnny Quest you know the good ones um now I'll if I'm ever home during the during the day on a vacation day I'd I have to catch at twelve o'clock the Andy Griffith Show because he's just you know he's one of my idles and then uh
[speaker002:] yeah yeah yeah
[speaker001:] but I don't know it just seems like that nowadays everything's so electronic you know and magnified and and animated that you can grab from the old style movies and old style shows a little bit more insight to family groupings and and so uh
[speaker002:] um-hum um-hum um-hum
[speaker001:] uh now I do with the Cosby Show I have seen it a couple of times and and I do I I like the show I just don't watch it because of the timing but uh some of the crap that's on TV nowadays and
[speaker002:] yeah yeah yeah
[speaker001:] it's bad I do watch the special shows that they come out with the the Nova stuff and and the nature shows
[speaker002:] yeah yeah
[speaker001:] but um I think there's enough out there to pick from I'm not we don't have cable to the point of of of the HBO or any of that stuff and but uh yeah
[speaker002:] yeah well I find myself watching just a whole lot of whatever is geared for children because with two kids and you know I don't want them watching something that I don't think they should watch I I used to be really hooked on All My Children and I watched that for like
[speaker001:] um-hum sure oh me
[speaker002:] oh ten or fifteen straight years
[speaker001:] oh no
[speaker002:] and then I had well you know I'd eat like at lunch at work we'd have a TV or whatever and then um as my kids got older and started you know recognizing what was going on and I thought this isn't really very good
[speaker001:] ouch fifteen years bet they hated that
[speaker002:] so I gave it up yeah I had watched it I had watched it since it started so it was kind of but now I'd you know I didn't know who the characters are and um I'll turn it on every once in awhile don't recognize anybody so I guess that's a good sign
[speaker001:] oh goodness yeah really I'll watch oh I I used to watch uh I can recall though this might age me uh date me here I can remember staying home when I was five and six and my mother watching The Edge of Night
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh yeah well see you're probably about the same age as me because my mom watched The Secret Storm and The Edge of Night um-hum uh-huh uh-huh
[speaker001:] Secret Storm though I think they were back to back on black and white okay I mean I'm just a youngster and I was like oh my gosh
[speaker002:] yeah yeah we used to my mother watched all that stuff too and As As the World Turns I think As the World Turns may still I don't know if it's still on or not it was still not too long ago
[speaker001:] well you know still be on yeah yeah now they got a lot other crap involved and so I don't know you're right I think some of the tones uh of the the the daily prime time is is questionable that could be uh
[speaker002:] yeah yeah yeah
[speaker001:] I have to agree with you you know keep them on that channel eleven channel twenty one the nature stuff you know
[speaker002:] yeah right yeah yeah we do and it's real interesting too the difference in my kids like um my oldest loved Sesame Street and
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] those kinds of shows my my younger one doesn't she's more into Walt Disney kind you know we watch a lot of movies that we've got on VCR you know on tapes and stuff she's more into the animated stuff where my other daughter liked puppets and that kind of thing so
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum hm uh yeah well
[speaker002:] but uh we do a lot of kid watching
[speaker001:] well sound like you got your hand fulls there and I do appreciate speaking with you
[speaker002:] sure it was fun
[speaker001:] have you gotten your catalog yet
[speaker002:] no I don't think so
[speaker001:] yeah I just spoke to the gentleman I just got mine the mail and I inspired me to make more phone calls
[speaker002:] oh well see I haven't really I've had a few people call me but I've never made one so yeah I need to get brave
[speaker001:] oh really check out your pen number
[speaker002:] yeah yeah that's what I need to do
[speaker001:] have a good day bye-bye
[speaker002:] thanks good bye