ImagiNation: The Golden Age of Toronto Kids' TV
By Ed Conroy
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By Ed Conroy
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A nostalgic look back at fifty years of children’s television from the beloved — Polka Dot Door, Mr. Dressup, Today’s Special — to the bizarre — Kiddo the Clown, Coming Up Rosie, Maniac Mansion.
“ImagiNation took me down memory lane, sharing behind-the-scenes stories about the shows that coloured my world when I was a kid.” — Erica Ehm, former MuchMusic VJ
From the time CBC sputtered onto screens in 1952, children’s television has been at the centre of Canada’s cultural output. The country’s ...
“ImagiNation took me down memory lane, sharing behind-the-scenes stories about the shows that coloured my world when I was a kid.” — Erica Ehm, former MuchMusic VJ
From the time CBC sputtered onto screens in 1952, children’s television has been at the centre of Canada’s cultural output. The country’s ...


