Aesop & Son ('87/'90 restoration) "The Hares and the Frog"

[@Mike-ox3bv]

Another favorite of mine

[@jackbusby9602]

I remember watching this show in second grade. Our teacher in first grade was the only one who had not taught cursive, so we were just going to have to pick it up on our own. I remember seeing the ending of this show and thinking, "I'll never learn to write that letter."

[@alfredodoardi2717]

thanks!

[@ruthanncaldwell7935]

Love these

[@jamesbeer]

A couple of cute references to a couple of TV western series, Bat Masterson and the Rifleman!

[@siresounds]

Yup, those "top critters" had their gimmicks for sure !

[@southernbreeze3278]

"oh my oh my, the things they teach kids in these progressive schools" The Hares and the Frog, Aesop & Son, 1960

[@moxxiepeppino]

Oh yeah I gotta find the one with Alfred e neuman in it

[@Diogenes1360]

> Mr. Frog sounds just like Phil Silvers . . .

[@katstevens8266]

I am thinking Rabbit ears for the TV to watch the rabbit lol ty

[@mark-wn5ek]

The things they teach kids in these progressive schools! How prophetic!

[@katstevens8266]

so funny

[@katstevens8266]

Ohhhh Nice ty

[@michelleshelley995]

This stuff i. Heard its sos different day.

[@SunnyniteDesigns]

He'll ear them down😂😂

[@kevinlewis7561]

OMG I'm old! 😄

[@aaronpangle2185]

Aesop was black. That's even what his name meant. He was Ethiopian not Greek. roflmao

[@mark-wn5ek]

Did you know him, it or her?

[@samuelgates5935]

That's exactly right! I believe there are books on the subject.

[@johnc3473]

Not according to Google

[@operationpaperclip3952]

53 seconds time stamp Dad: "...What they teach in these progressive schools..."