@GingerPeach, the first time I got to see the Flintstones in color was a treat!

@Peapod Yes, and the World of Disney too.

@GingerPeach, yes!

@touchofgray I remember how excited I was when we could watch shows in color.

@GingerPeach, same here! Even as an adult, I was blown away to see some of my old favorite cartoons in color.

@Peapod Yes they were.

@GingerPeach, well off people had those big console TVs with color. Oh my. It was fun visiting and getting a chance to tinker with the settings. I thought it was a riot to make the TV anchor man green. OK...I was young. It didn't take much to entertain me.

@MistyCee How old were you when your parents got one?

@GingerPeach Hmm... That's a good question. Probably pretty young. They had black and white TVs all over the house, but just one big color console TV in the den, since... I don't know, actually. I do remember my grandmother had a color TV when I was like 3 or 4. She used to watch Game shows, and the color was always off on it. There was a knob for color balance, but it never worked right.

@MistyCee I remember when the TV got old the picture would be green.

@SuperA You mean they had TVs when you were a kid? LOL

🤣 Now you sound like my grandkids. They asked me if I went to school like they had in "Little House on the Prarie"! Lol

@GingerPeach you must have got you're earlier than me !! Lol

@TheWildEcho My dad got it on my 13th birthday, but he really wanted it for the whole family and so he could watch Bonanza in color.

@TheWildEcho I remember watching football in b&w, red and blue were the same shade of grey

@bijouxbroussard We got ours in 63 and started eating our meals on TV trays so we didn't have to miss our shows.

@bijouxbroussardooooh, I would have envied you and Ginger in the day. I don't know why were like the last to get a color TV. My dad worked for GE and could get discounts on appliances.