Television Kids T-Shirts

Television and Radio tube repair

Presenting the "Child of TV" series, an alphabetic tribute to your favorite animated/puppet TV characters from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. Since focus here was on television, I tried to stick to characters who originated in a TV series or shorts. This meant limiting characters who originated in a movie. Particularly for the most recent decades, I also limited characters aimed specifically at preschoolers or adults. Also, some criteria: I limited each show to one character. I considered a character to be part of a specific decade if (a) the show I'm representing debuted within one year prior to the start of the decade and (b) if the majority of the series ran in that decade. So there may be a character who debuted in...

Love, American Style is an anthology comedy television series produced by Paramount Television that originally aired between 1969 and 1974. For the 1971 and 1972 seasons, it was a part of an ABC Friday prime-time lineup that also included The Brady Bunch, The Partridge Family, Room 222 and The Odd Couple.

This design features an absolute legend. The sarcastic sister Dee Thomas from What's Happening.

TELL-LIE-VISION design by Dave Danzara of Lost In Time Designs

A small crisis.

Distress Signal Logo design by Dave Danzara of Lost In Time Designs

plug and play.

From my "New Gods (TV Kills Everything 2019)" series

Vintage TV repair

Designed after the TV show in the 70's on WMUR TV in Manchester, NH - (I was on this show as a child)

Vintage Television

Do not be alarmed, just sit back and watch...

TV test pattern

Retro Television by Roger Mattos

TV mushroom

Retro Television

Crowded

Morning chill

Caricature of the incomparable Darren Mcgavin as our favorite rumpled investigative reporter

vintage

Illustration from archive.

Pop Art Portrait

Old television I found

WJM TV Design

Wear "What's Happening!"

Kim Kardashian

Say it with your chest!

Vintage Retro Watching Television Unique Design for Men, Women, Kids.

Why watch netflic when you have home brewed, organic, gluten-free television?