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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rmontro" data-source="post: 1090642" data-attributes="member: 12340">There's nothing salacious about it.  Hardly anyone I know remembers it.  It was on opposite Ray Rayner, who showed cartoons, and always won that timeslot.  BJ stood for Bill Jackson, the host.  He played the mayor of this town, and there were these little buildings made out of plywood (I suppose), and he would stick his arm in them and work the puppets who were the people of the town.  Dirty Dragon was the postmaster, who breathed smoke out of his nostrils and ate the mail.The most popular character was Blob, a blob of clay on a pedestal, who was the town monument.  He made silly noises while BJ sculpted him into a different shape every day.  There were monsters and villains and continuing stories.  In one story, a few of the puppets went to Mars in their cardboard spaceship.  There was a segment where BJ slowly drew a picture and you had to guess who it was (usually a cartoon character).  It was very imaginative, I loved that show.  It was like Sesame Street, but cooler, at least to me.</blockquote>

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