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I sure do miss the 80's. Remember those days? Back in those days everybody seemed to be into fitness. There was no Biggest Loser show back then. No sir, back then everybody on TV was fit or getting fit. Remember the Lee Majors diet ads ? How about the Rocky movies ? Those old TV and movie heroes like Lee Majors, Sylvester Stallone , Arnold Schwarzenegger , and Mr. T gave me a lot of inspiration to work out. When I was a young kid I loved to run around play fighting in slow motion like the Six Million Dollar Man , and then when Spider-man and his Amazing Friends debuted I hung a rubber water hose to a tree to swing over a small cliff like Spidey . I think I was the world's first bungee jumper. I can't forget all the flexing I did as a miniature Hulk , imitating Lou Ferrigno . But without a doubt it was when I first saw the Rocky movies that I gained an obsession for physical fitness specifically weight training, and while I'm not exactly Lou Ferrigno or Arnold, I quo...

Here is a list of places to catch all the new superhero cartoons out there that are scattered on several networks, some of which you might be missing just because you don't have that particular channel on your satellite service or cable plan. Disney XD for the Spectacular Spider-man Cartoon Network click on shows and find DC Comics' Batman Brave and the Bold. They seem to keep 2-3 episodes in at a time changing week to week. They also have Marvel's Superhero Squad. Nick They've got the new Iron Man series and the Fantastic Four. Marvel.com For older Spider-man series from the 60's, 90's Fox Spider-man, X-men, X-men Evolution, and the new Wolverine and the X-men. For more about watching TV free online and doing it from your television set Free TV For Superhero fans