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Returning to the Golden Age of Television

That's right, I said Golden Age and that can mean only one thing: Nickelodeon in the 1990s. Yep, I was a kid and you guys were babies/not even born. Seriously though, the 90s were home to some really awesome television: Salute Your Short, Clarissa Explains It All, Hey Dude, Are You Afraid of the Dark and many more. The show we're going to be watching this Friday is called the Adventures of Pete and Pete, which is about 2 brothers named Pete, their family (dad who is obsessed with the lawn, and mom who has a metal plate in her head that picks up radio signals!), friends (Artie the Strongest Man in the World, Ellen, and Nona F. Mecklenberg who wears a cast because she likes scratching the annoying itch) and their antics in Wellsville.

For some more info on the show, check out the wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Pete_&_Pete

And now for some pictures:





And next week, I'm putting together a really awesome scavenger hunt. And not your regular, boring scavenger hunt.

See you in the library,
Christina

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