It’s certainly not what you’re used to watching on TV nowadays, but on December 27, 1947 “Howdy Doody,” one of the first television shows for kids, premiered on NBC. This hourlong favorite featured a variety of activities, songs and stories, and allowed children in the audience to participate. “Howdy Doody,” a red-headed wooden puppet, hosted the show along with memorable characters like, Inspector John J. Fadoozle, Flub-a-dub, Dilly Dally and many more.
Check out the video below to see how each episode started.
So, what do you think? Would you tune into watch “Howdy Doody” each week?
that is so different then what is on Tv now
i wish there would be shows like this today….
yeah it is way different from what is on Tv now
TV would be so much better if stuff like this was still shown.
Really, really creepy.
I’m certainly glad that I didn’t live back then.
interesting.
It is an awesome show.
im going to have nightmares
the clown is the creepiest part…..