odogyouknow
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TV shows that you miss hard!
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I started out quoting some posts, but just way too many to chime in on.Memory lane...it's kind of crazy how I somehow remember that era being somewhat simpler as well,whether it was or not or was just viewed with a narrower perspective, who knows. 
Yeah, there were definitely some cool lineups on Sundays.I remember Flash Gordon/Superman/3Stooges early, then Marlin Perkins/60 Minutes/Disney.
Kimba the White Lion always stuck with me
Maryanne was definitely a Friday Night girl
Yeah, there were definitely some cool lineups on Sundays.I remember Flash Gordon/Superman/3Stooges early, then Marlin Perkins/60 Minutes/Disney.
Kimba the White Lion always stuck with me
Maryanne was definitely a Friday Night girl
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I forget about Wild kingdom,big Jim would take on anything that moved!Lets not forget Happy days,the old ones of course(1970's).
Herbophile
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I'm a big fan of all the Star Trek shows also but I'm not sure on the Fox show. I know they recently brought in Terra Nova which I could only watch the first episode of because it was so bad.
I'm not sure if this will ever happen but I'm hoping.
http://sciencefictionnews.info/return-of-the-firefly/75198/
Ever since Joss Whedon’s space western was canceled back in 2003, its fans — at first, a relatively small contingent, but as time and DVD sales grew, so did the ranks swell — have wondered what could possibly rescue it from the tightly clenched jaws of death. And until now, nothing could. But with Netflix resuscitating other long-canceled shows, and greenlighting original programming, what had been a firm NO is now a wobbly MAYBE.
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Bunz
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Wow.............over 100+ replies and not one mention of the greatest stoner tv show ever.......
"You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead - your next stop, the Twilight Zone!"
Rod Serling rocked!!!!
"You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead - your next stop, the Twilight Zone!"
Rod Serling rocked!!!!
med_breeder
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Hey Bunz,
ever seen the Twilight zone episode called "The Shelter"?
makes ya really see who your true friends are.
ever seen the Twilight zone episode called "The Shelter"?
makes ya really see who your true friends are.
Huge fan here,Alfred Hitchcock, both his books and the TV series, were good.Even campy shit like Lost in Space and the Abbott & Costello series-movies were great.If you've never seen "Who's on first?", it's a classic.
LOL...just thought about the TV Guide we would get in the mail.
HOLY CHRIST! What's on TV??!?...all 5 channels
StayHigh149
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YO! MTV Raps = I'll take the Dre & Ed Lover version but prefer the Fab Five Freddy joints...
The Wire
The Sopranos
In Living Color
The Wire
The Sopranos
In Living Color
Press Your Luck (Big money No Whammies!)
Best game show ever!
Best game show ever!
c'mon get happy-y-y-y-y-y.......
Super Chicken
The Ed Sullivan Show,
I really miss the good old variety shows of the 60s and 70s, usually based on comedy they also brought us the musical talent of the day (Elvis, Louis Armstrong, The Beatles, The Stones etc...), magic acts, song & dance and much more.
The Ed Sullivan Show was a real family based show, The Dean Martin Show had a bawdy adult nature to it, The Smothers Brothers carried a real strong comedic flavor. The Flip Wilson Show (George Carlin wrote for it) brought wild laughter to our living rooms weekly.
Rowan & Martins Laugh-In.......
This show either launched or helped cement the careers of at least a dozen comedians in its day, it ran from '67 ~ '73 and if you lived through those times and remember the show you might agree it was the SNL of that era. The show would feature mostly comedic skits, their own staff and also guests including more established comics of the day as well as some musical talent. Just like SNL it broke down relevant racial and social barriers by way of laughing at our own faults & inadequacies, a lot of fun and slightly ahead of its time.......
Laugh in was great!!!!!!
Laugh in was great!!!!!!
Don't forget the Carol Burnett show.
I named all my cats after the characters on that show. I only have miss Wiggins now.
Laugh in was great!!!!!!
Don't forget the Carol Burnett show.
I named all my cats after the characters on that show. I only have miss Wiggins now.MonsterHitz
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THE SMURFS! haha those blue guys were a funny as trip. always made me smile when i was a kid
