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@aizuchi @Taweret No, it was a standalone show, like 15 minutes long. I am *probably* misremembering something from Agency for Instructional Technology (3-2-1 Contact was indeed awesome, though):
https://libraries.indiana.edu/agency-instructional-technology-ait
@ItsTheManOnTheMoon @Taweret You're in luck! It's been preserved!
https://collections.libraries.indiana.edu/IULMIA/exhibits/show/all-about-you
Kinda surprised nobody's mentioned Slim Goodbody yet...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcfSnCJK3bU&list=PLQmC419O_Sn34bkF7MmoWJ-DuWkyVuXwm
@Taweret A couple live action shows from the 80s that most people don't seem to remember that I liked were The Wizard, which had the actor who played Randall from Time Bandits (David Rappaport, I think?) as an inventor/toy maker who solved crimes/had adventures, and Adderly, a canadian show about a superspy with a robot hand who was given a desk job... and then solved crime.
@i_give_u_worms @Taweret Voyagers was the time travel one -- I have fond memories of that.
There was a saturday morning cartoon in which a teenaged "benjy grimm" used his "thing rings" to transform into The Thing (yes, the orange rock monster from the Fantastic Four). Not really trippy, but not many folks seem to remember it.
@Taweret I mean, both the Lost Saucer and Far Out Space Nuts are some prime WTF childrens programming from the 70s...
Really, anything in the Kroft Super Show, for that matter...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL5hg6dsUsI
@Taweret Some PBS-shown educational show (I think about math) where there were a couple young folks in a space station. There were computers with tape drives. This was 79-80, so skylab-era.
I only remember seeing episodes once or twice -- at least once was actually in class -- and I have never been able to track down what it was.
I assume it was some obscure AIT thing I'm misremembering, but I have no idea.