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Laurel · 07-24-2003, 10:15 PM

My favorite references to TV shows of the time:

"Boy, I don't think the guys on 'Route 66' have been there yet!"
--Beaver, learning that Eddie is going to be spending his summer on a fishing boat bound for Alaska in "Summer in Alaska"

Larry Mondello's sister's photograph of Kookie from '77 Sunset Strip' tacked up on her bedroom wall.
--According to Larry, his sister has a crush on Kookie in "Larry Hides Out".

'Route 66' (which aired on CBS from 1960-1964) and '77 Sunset Strip' (which aired on ABC from 1958 to 1964) are two of my favorite TV series. Like 'Leave it to Beaver', I discovered both series through syndication.

BUZ MURDOCK (GEORGE MAHARIS) AND TOD STILES (MARTIN MILNER) OF 'ROUTE 66'.

GERALD LLOYD KOOKSON III (KOOKIE, PLAYED BY EDD BYRNES) ON '77 SUNSET STRIP'.

07-24-2003, 10:15 PM	#7
Laurel "Lauriebelle" Occasional Poster Join Date: Sep 20, 2002 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 80	My favorite references to TV shows of the time: "Boy, I don't think the guys on 'Route 66' have been there yet!" --Beaver, learning that Eddie is going to be spending his summer on a fishing boat bound for Alaska in "Summer in Alaska" Larry Mondello's sister's photograph of Kookie from '77 Sunset Strip' tacked up on her bedroom wall. --According to Larry, his sister has a crush on Kookie in "Larry Hides Out". 'Route 66' (which aired on CBS from 1960-1964) and '77 Sunset Strip' (which aired on ABC from 1958 to 1964) are two of my favorite TV series. Like 'Leave it to Beaver', I discovered both series through syndication. BUZ MURDOCK (GEORGE MAHARIS) AND TOD STILES (MARTIN MILNER) OF 'ROUTE 66'. GERALD LLOYD KOOKSON III (KOOKIE, PLAYED BY EDD BYRNES) ON '77 SUNSET STRIP'.