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« Reply #15 on: November 04, 2008, 04:21:42 pm »

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« Reply #16 on: November 04, 2008, 04:43:30 pm »

The one I remember most recent is "Mr. Peperment" that show was on in the Dallas area in the 1980's as my kids were growing up they liked to watch it and I even got intrested in some of the things they did. They did a tour of the Bell Plant in Hurst Texas and showed how choppers were made and then they took a test flight around Dallas in a newly built chopper. Muffin was the pupet on that show. I understand the show ran for many years and quit in the 1990's. Jerry Hynes was  Mr. Peperment.
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« Reply #17 on: November 04, 2008, 04:56:15 pm »

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The one I remember most recent is "Mr. Peperment" that show was on in the Dallas area in the 1980's as my kids were growing up they liked to watch it and I even got intrested in some of the things they did. They did a tour of the Bell Plant in Hurst Texas and showed how choppers were made and then they took a test flight around Dallas in a newly built chopper. Muffin was the pupet on that show. I understand the show ran for many years and quit in the 1990's. Jerry Hynes was  Mr. Peperment.



Hey Kraut don't hijack the tread.   The tread is about local television.   This being the Tulsa Now Forum that would be Tulsa Television.
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