While surfing Reddit, I stumbled across this. I would love to be able to explore this one day. I can feel childhood memories of this show come rushing back.

http://imgur.com/a/lJDyV

Posted by Greencheese While surfing Reddit, I stumbled across this. I would love to be able to explore this one day. I can feel childhood memories of this show come rushing back. http://imgur.com/a/lJDyV

Vague memories of this show, but i remember it being pretty good.

Oh, is "Hey Dude" the name of a TV show? Now I understand...

Posted by DJ Craig Oh, is "Hey Dude" the name of a TV show? Now I understand...

Haha. Yes.

When you said childhood memories, I thought perhaps the 70's or 80's.

I've been into watching the Six Million Dollar Man series all over again - reliving my childhood from the late 1970's. There are so many great places on that show such as water treatment plants, an army base, what looks like a radar base and of course all of those secret underground bases with the old reel-to-reel computers.

Today's television is saturated with reality horseshit but back in the 1970's almost every kid out there had a Six Million Dollar Man lunchbox or a Bionic Woman one - let's not forget the action figures too.

That's what we talked about during recess. I miss the days of healthy television where you could watch shows with your family like Dukes of Hazzard and the Six Million Dollar Man. It seems today there's very little worth watching as a family.

Posted by Intrinsic When you said childhood memories, I thought perhaps the 70's or 80's. I've been into watching the Six Million Dollar Man series all over again - reliving my childhood from the late 1970's. There are so many great places on that show such as water treatment plants, an army base, what looks like a radar base and of course all of those secret underground bases with the old reel-to-reel computers. Today's television is saturated with reality horseshit but back in the 1970's almost every kid out there had a Six Million Dollar Man lunchbox or a Bionic Woman one - let's not forget the action figures too. That's what we talked about during recess. I miss the days of healthy television where you could watch shows with your family like Dukes of Hazzard and the Six Million Dollar Man. It seems today there's very little worth watching as a family.

Heh. Definitely not the 70's or 80's, I'm only 26. That sounds like some pretty sweet tv show locations.

I would have to agree with you. Television as a whole is pretty terrible, now. When I was a child I was raised on a healthy diet of Hey Dude, Salute Your Shorts, Rock's Modern Life, Ren & Stimpy, VR Trooper, Animaniacs, Mighty Morph'in Power Rangers, Looney Tunes, and many others that I have forgotten.