Ode to Black and White TV another for the oldies last one today folks funny or not?

Ode to Black and White TV











You could hardly see for all the snow





So you'd spread the rabbit ears as far as they'd go





Pull up a chair to the TV set





"Good night, David; Good night, Chet."











Depending on the the channel you tuned





You got Rob and Laura or Ward and June





It was oh so good and felt so right





Life looked better in black and white











Cable was something you used on your car





when the battery was dead, or you didn't get far





Nobody'd heard of remote control





To change the channel you went for a stroll











Not many channels but always something to see





until midnight came and no more TV





Just a test pattern that shrunk to a dot





Until 7 am that's all that you got











I Love Lucy, The Real McCoys





Dennis the Menace, the Cleaver boys





Rawhide, Gunsmoke, Wagon Train





Superman, Jimmy and Lois Lane











Patty Duke, Father Knows Best





Our Miss Brooks and all the rest

Ode to Black and White TV another for the oldies last one today folks funny or not?
another gd 1 ur on a roll 10/10
Reply:Nice one!!
Reply:very true
Reply:yeah i remember them days wish they would come back
Reply:i really like that.....simple things really do take place sometimes over more complex things in these days.....it shows that there are other things then just technology.....
Reply:Brings back memories...thanks
Reply:Aww sweet, showing your age though.
Reply:Like it!
Reply:how very true hun.... progress does not always mean things getting better huhh??.... round of applause
Reply:your probably right there in those days life was more respectful, and much less stressful kids could actually play outside for hours and the parents didn't have to worry, i prefer colour TV tho all those good films you've seen over the years do u think u would of enjoyed them the same if they were in black and white probably not!
Reply:like it. i remember my dad getting one of the first ever colour TVs. we went to visit my nan and my little sister asked where the colour was on her set. nan said she washed it and the colour came out. sis believed it for years

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