The Greatest American Hero is coming back!!
 

http://deadline.com/2014/08/greatest...ot-fox-826823/

I used to watch this show a lot when I was a kid. Probably pretty cheesy looking now, but a rebbot could be interesting! Believe it or not I'm walking on air.....

I never thought I could feel so free he he
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Nice! Honestly other than the horrible special effects the original still holds up pretty well.

I watched the 1st season DVD a few years ago.

We could stand for a good old fashioned American Hero beat down around here.

OH......wrong one. Never mind.

Oh I thought this was going to have to do with bringing in Ricky Stanzi since he got cut by Jags~

Can't believe George isn't at home.

Scanlon - Deodorant for robots.

Might have to try n find that!

Meh, watched it all the time as a kid but prolly wont be interested this time around.

Never saw it as we didn't have a TV then, but when I saw the commercial at a friend's house I was amazed that Little Orphan Annie grew up to be a man.

Scanlon went to Wharton and is now in Silicon Valley doing thangs.

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/rich-scanlon/1a/166/6a7

You didnt have a tv as a kid? damn man, sorry bout that.

Heh, yeah that big blond white boy fro did look a bit like Annie.

Hey, that was my unfortunate hair style too til I learned to manage it properly!

Let me cut to the chase... are you Raised on Riots?

What kinda riots? Atari teenage riots? April 26, 1992 riots??

Cheesy show with bad acting.

I loved it.

Hmmm, maybe I'm wrong here.

But with a join date of march 2014 I gotta wonder how you know the term lil chiefy...

Actually in a post a month or so ago one of the guys with a meatball avatar said I'm a lil Chiefy. So instead of fight it, I figured I'd just embrace it!

Yeah, my mom was a take charge type. When I started school, the TV went to Goodwill. When it's summer 'play outside' [though I did 10x my share of childhood reading too, but that was what other kids would call TV time, twilight to bed time]. When I was 'Dx' [ie, teachers tired of my classroom antics] ADHD, no Ritilan for me, she started making our own bread, grinding our own peanut butter, brown bag lunches were homemade PBJ, raw carrot and celery, homemade zucchini bread and 2% milk from the school. All that kind of stuff.

Computers were the downfall on the TV front, though. I was obsessed with the school's TRS-80, and then when the Commodore 64 came out, I exerted my goodwill in that direction to get my parents to buy one. Only what to operate it on? That brought TV back into the house and the rest is history.

So no TV from kindergarten to mid-8th grade, though she didn't have a problem if I watched it at other kids' houses when hanging out. Just didn't want an 'idiot box' sitting around the house as a constant temptation.