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@llewelly @futurebird @illumniscate I was the kid who watched them. I loved the whole PBS afternoon block of kids' shows, watched them from toddler age: Sesame Street, Mr. Rogers, The Electric Company (which I am convinced taught me to read), and some fourth show aimed at slightly older kids whose identity varied--it was the crowdsourced WGBH variety show ZOOM for a while, based on viewer-submitted content. 3-2-1 Contact was a bit later. Square One Television, the math show, was after my time.

I watched a lot of Saturday morning garbage on the commercial networks too, but I could tell that PBS stuff was gold. Of course conservatives always wanted to kill it.