Ptarmigan

Wish local TV could be like this again. I wonder what happened to that.

Cool stuff! You can see how much Houston has changed.

I have seen the old KTRK logo and had the black cat because 13 and black cat is considered unlucky. This was before the circle 13 that looks like cattle branding, which I remember the most. It is a pity that television stations do not produce their own children's show like they did back than.

He really changed Halloween as we know it today. Dean Corll is the personification of evil right there!

I have heard of Dean Corll. He is one sick person. He has to be the worst serial killers besides Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Jeffrey Dahmer. He is a genuine psychopath and pervert of the lowest denomination. I have read that more people could of been killed by Corll. http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/serial_...ll/index_1.html Also, there is the "I-45 Killer", who killed many women. He has yet to be caught. I have lived in Houston all my life and I have not heard much of Dean Corll. I noticed people in Houston talk about hurricanes more often and are often more memorable.

Here is a link where you can see the Fort Bend Parkway. The Missouri City Antennae Farm is visible. http://www.aaroads.com/texas/ftbendpkwy.html

Southwest Houston changes a lot.

I don't remember Zappo's.

I remember as a child in the 1980s, there was a large Christmas store, which had no windows. It had a lot of Christmas items sold there. It was near 59 and S. Gessner. I wonder what is the name of that store?

Fandango's-Had the best fajitas at a cheap price. When they remodeled the restaurant, it went downhill. The Great Greek

Mall Town and Country Mall Stores Auchan Hypermarket BEST Mervyn's Service Merchandise

Yeah, I meant to say Peppermint Park.

Ryan's Grill, Buffet and Bakery Showbiz Pizza Little Caesar's Pizza Champ's Buffet Ruby Tuesday

Chuck E. Cheese sued Showbiz and they merged as a result. I remember Showbiz as a kid.

I remember Pepppermint Palace. I went there a lot as a kid. It was a cool place to be. Now, it is part of a car dealership. I believe it closed in the late 1980s.