Who remembers the show Real People?

[Rabrrrrrr]

I always tried to watch it every week when it was on, when I was a kid.

Followed up with John Davidson on "That's Incredible!"(though I think that was a different night, at least in the later years).

Real People I thought was a really cool show. Who was on it? Was that Fred Willard? And I can't remember the women at all.

[Left Is Write]

1. Sarah Purcell.

Yes, I remember that show.

And for some reason, I just thought of PM Magazine also.

[mitchum]

10. Our PM Magazine anchor was charged with shoplifting and disappeared...

for awhile
I remember a Chef...Tel? I see you!

[Left Is Write]

11. "Very zimple, very eeeeezy!"

I remember Chef Tell too!

[Cyndee_Lou_Who]

2. Oh yes, I remember... here's a link...

http://www.super70s.com/Super70s/TV/Misc/Real_People.asp

[TOhioLiberal]

3. I remember it...

I used to watch it every week. It was funny and cool.

[proud patriot]

4. I loved both those shows when I was a kid

:D

[solinvictus]

5. "Real People"

Yep, I remember it well, they had Fred Willard, Sarah Purcell, and Byron something or another. "That's Incredible!" was a weekly watcher as well.

[WildClarySage]

6. And Skip

[nytemare]

7. I remember!

I liked that show as a tyke. That was back in the day of Sonny and Cher, Hulk, 6 million dollar Man, Bionic Woman...those were the days. Now we have such fluff on television....LOL.

[nuxvomica]

8. Did anyone see the "That's Incredible" show with 3-D video?

I remember watching 3-D on that show without special glasses. It was a new computerized technique that could reprocess regular video tape. I know it works because I actually saw the 3-D effect with my own eyes so why hasn't this technology been ubiquitous on television by now?

[Archae]

9. I loved that show, used to have a T-shirt!

I sent in a headline from our local paper, and it got on the show.

"Drug and Bugle Corps Goes To Madison." :D

[Zomby Woof]

12. yep!

Sarah Purcell and Skip something or the other.

It was what I now call "pre-reality" TV. From the pre-cable days of the later Carter years.

[Pithlet]

13. I remember that show.

I remember the name of the one guy, Skip Stevenson. Sara Purcell (sp?) was the woman's name, I think. It was a cool show. Some obscure channel on DirectTV a few years ago ran reruns.