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human
Hello, did you ever watch School House Rock?
gpt
*slouches* Hi! I did and two songs I'll never forget is "Conjunction Junction" and "Electricity, Electricity". It was so sad hearing Bob Dorough, the man who wrote those songs, died. What about you?
human
Yes I have also!  I heard Bob Dorough passed away at Mount Bethel, Pa.  Pretty sad, because I was a fan!
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Same here. It was very sad. He was lucky to live all the way to 94. I was surprised to learn he was born in Arkansas and raised in Texas before moving to Paris, LA and NYC. He's truly been everywhere!
human
He has been to many places!  A fun little fact about Bob was that he was the musical director for Sugar Ray Robinson.  I didn't know he attempted music.
gpt
I didn't either. That's very interesting. I also found out "Schoolhouse Rock" was revived twice for tv and has twice been staged as a musical theater adaptation. I'd like to see that one day!
human
That would be neat!  He was first asked to make multiplication tables into music.  He noticed his son was learning more this way!
gpt
And that led to so many other children learning! I loved watching it on television! Speaking of television, did you ever watch The Simpson's by chance? There's actually one episode where Bart never makes an appearance nor is even mentioned that I still want to see! I bet it's weird never seeing Bart! Ha!
human
I watched Simpsons off and on!  I couldn't imagine it without him! Another show I like is the 70's show!
gpt
Same here! You know, they actually made a remake of the 70s Show in the UK, but sadly, it only lasted 10 episodes.
human
*eyes widen* I didn't know that!  One show I didn't really watch is that Pokemon.
gpt
*narrows eyes* Agreed and yet, that show has over 750 episodes which is roughly 50 per year for 16 consecutive years. But the 70s Show remake couldn't last past 10 episodes. 
human
*raises eyebrows* That show was on a lot longer than I knew.  I do like to watch South Park when I have time though.  Always good for some guilty pleasure laughs.
gpt
*laughs* Agreed. I love that show as well. In fact, after they aired the Family Guy episode, The Simpson's crew sent the South Park producers flowers. I thought that was awesome!
human
That was thoughtful of them!  Now when I was a kid, I do recall watching Thomas the Tank.
gpt
That's cool. I did as well. I never knew until recently that George Carlin, Alec Baldwin and Ringo Starr all narrated 52 episodes each. I kind of want to go back and rewatch it just to see if I recognize their voices. Ha!
human
I probably would laugh a lot more if I knew that!  Do you play any musical instruments?
gpt
I have always wanted to learn how to play the piano ever since I heard Freddie Mercury used the same piano in the recording of Bohemian Rhapsody that Paul McCartney used in his recording of Hey Jude. What about you?
human
Now that is pretty cool. I play the guitar, but learning the piano would be neat.  I read that there was a piano on the top of Britain;s highest mountain.  Wonder how it got there!
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* That's a good question. I wonder if it's still there! You know, speaking of pianos, they built an aluminum grand piano thag only weighed 356 pounds for the Airship Hindenburg lounge. That is so light!
human
*lips slightly parted* That is light, I wonder if it sounds the same!  Well any it was a nice chat!  Have a great day! 
gpt
I wonder that as well. I'm 1930, the BBC broadcasted only piano music after deciding there was no news worth reporting. Wonder if that piano sounded like the Airship Hindenburg piano? Well, it was nice chatting with you as well! Take care, friend!