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Could it have been 'The New Yankee Workshop'? Norm Abram, who was also on 'This Old House', made some amazing items out of wood on that show. -
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Dukes of Hazzard of course seasons 6 & 7 I remember watching as a child, local CBS station aired reruns on Saturday mornings. Knight Rider Star Trek reruns Star Trek The Next Generation Buck Rogers Mama's Family The Simpsons Garfield and Friends Batman the animated series Batman and Robin reruns Looney Tunes Teenage mutant ninja turtles Married with Children Cheers Murder She Wrote when I was at the grandparents house. Motorweek This Old House Don't remember the name but it was a Yankee guy that woodworked with antique tools on PBS. The intro was him running through the woods to his woodshop. Local PBS channel ran reruns of it up until a few years ago. Wife loved when it would come on Saturday afternoons because she would take great naps . Thomas and Friends also had George Carlin for a season or two as narrator as well.
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