LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- If you grew up in the 1970s, you probably knew all about a kids' show with plenty of music, lots of life lessons and three costumed animal characters. Now, thanks to social media ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Momary and Peden, known to fans as Doug and Emmy Jo, are enjoying a season of life that brings them back together with fans of ...

The production of Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber has the ingredients to make it the perfect homecoming for Downtown-born theater company Zoo District: a daring, self-generated piece; an ...

It’s the New Zoo Revue, coming right at you. If you grew up in the 1970s, you may remember the beloved kids show that ran in first-run syndication for five seasons. The program came from Doug Momary, ...

The Zoo Tapes: An interactive serial by John Rody | Episode 1 from John Rody on Vimeo. I just discovered, via the wonders of Vimeo, the “trailer” you see above for something called The Zoo Tapes ...

There were a number of educational children’s television shows in the 1970s, including Sesame Street, The Electric Company and Zoom, but one, New Zoo Revue, is currently enjoying a renaissance and ...

Legendary “Laugh-In” creator George Schlatter, plus Doug and Emmy Jo (creators and stars of “The New Zoo Revue”), joined host Kenneth Womack for a special “Super '70s” bonus episode of “Everything Fab ...

Children's TV stars Doug Momary and Emily Peden are continuing to connect with fans, five decades later. Momary and Peden, known to fans as Doug and Emmy Jo, are enjoying a season of life that brings ...

Momary and wife Emmy Peden's journey in life together began just as their journey in children's television did Doug Momary and Emily Peden, known to fans as Doug and Emmy Jo, created and starred in ...