[DiogenesLamp]

I’m just barely old enough to remember the old “Our Gang” being shown in reruns later on Saturday morning along with Laurel & Hardy and the occasional WC Fields, after the cartoons. It was clearly old even then, late sixties, but still funny and enjoyable.

I've seen a number of them. It is a more quiet and quaint style of humor. The thing that is most bothersome is that we remember these people as young children. It's hard to believe that they have now all died of old age.

[Semper Mark]

It's hard to believe that they have now all died of old age.

I too, like RegulatorCountry, watched Our Gang on Saturdays back in the '60s and enjoyed them much more than cartoons.

I believe they have all, with the exception of Robert Blake, have succumbed to old age.

Too bad Carl Dean Switzer, (aka Alfalfa) didn't live to see old age.