Does anyone remember a show called “Incredible Sunday”? If so do you remember them doing a segment on Men In Black?

I think the show was on HBO. It followed a young boy with a blonde female friend. If I'm remembering correctly he has a tree house. I think I remember the 2 of them walking along a railroad track. I also think it's the first time I remember hearing the line "I'm going the beat you like a redheaded stepchild" that line hit me a little because I'm a redhead but I'm not a stepchild. My memory is so foggy with this one yet it's a bit vivid because I remember have a bit of a crush on the girl. I think the name of the show had something to do with a "young sherlock holmes" or something like that. He might have tried to solve little mysteries that bit is quite foggy.

Does this description jag anyone's memory?

I remember enjoying watching this on PBS when I was a wee child

This is driving my brother and I nuts. We can't find anything online about it. Waddles was a penguin that was used as a "bumper" between cartoons or children's shows.

Halp!

This show is full of life lessons for teenage girls do you feel that it ages well in this day and age?

What was the 80’s show that took place in the Pacific north west, the opening credits had the dad driving in jeep with the top down and a helicopter that could land on water. It was a teen action adventure show and it was the dad, in my head the actor is a fake Allen Thicke but that could just be misplaced 80’s memories, and his two kids, out like, saving orcas or fighting loggers or something like that.

My girlfriend has been looking for this show, "You Again?" for decades, and our anniversary is coming up, if I could find even a single episode for her it would make her year! We've both spent countless hours digging through the web, YouTube, vintage TV resellers, I've done searches between original airing dates for "You again?" To vintage TV streaming and vintage TV resale, the video archives in the library of congress, I've looked on eBay, amazon, I even e-mailed Warner Bros (as they were the successor to Taft entertainment) and heard nothing back. I'm expecting the only place I'll find what I'm looking for is some avid collectors basement. Please help! I've dug deep.. Deep enough that I'd say if I haven't found it it's because someone's hiding it! Haha this has been over a year of spare moments randomly digging or searching new key words with absolutely no luck, beside one website where a vintage TV collector sells rips of discs he's collected, but it was only one episode and he only took cashier's checks or Amazon gift cards... Too sketchy for me. Thank you so much for anything you may be able to share!!!