Depends on what age as a kid , there was all kinds of great shows including cartoons like kimba and gigantor , spiderman too , batman , superman , Jeannie and so on but heres one that might trigger memories or maybe not , when I got my first tape recorder in 74 my mission was to record every episode of my favorite Saturday morning show run joe run , I still think I have all those audio cassettes , this show wasn't repeated in the new York or boston area , then around 88 or 89 I got my hands on two 16mm films of the series - it was such a thrill to see it again, in 74 was also when I was introduced to uhf and there was a station in long island wsnl 67 , wow talk about putting other channels to shame , they only ran a couple of series every day , spiderman and voyage and perhaps a couple others but everyday was a different line up especialy in prime time , car 54 on once a week on like a tuesday , time tunnel once a week on like a Monday and other shows , they had like their own network style of different shows every day , I think this helped put them under as a station , they spent too much on having such a vast library of things to show on top of going by some audio tapes made back in the day they weren't cutting the shows , so they ran them complete which meant less commercials , when they did promos for different shows that were on they would just put up a slide and a voice would say yack yack yack at whatever time , oh almost forgot captain Ahab , he was like one of the last ny area cartoon hosts , he played things like little adam and other stuff , if there was only a way to get transmissions from year ago , so much more entertainment.
http://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper4/...20-%200075.pdf
I found that in a search , mentions Ahab , forgot about cisco kid .
http://dontparade.blogspot.com/2009/11/ahoy-ahab.html
one more , I finally know something about the captain.
mike