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[XXXtraAnchovies]

king of the hill
grounded for life
duckman
are you afraid of the dark
salute your shorts
hey dude
aaaah real monsters
ren and stimpy
adventure time
adventures of pete and pete
pee wees playhouse
rockos modern life
you cant do that on television
headbangers ball
beavis and butthead
the head
the max
the brothers grunt

 

[SaintArchieManning]

Add Rat Patrol! and Hogan's Heros to my list.

By + repping me, you'll be seen as more desirable by the opposite sex.

and "Combat!"

 

[bayou reaper]

Wanted Dead or Alive (Steve McQueen)
Rawhide(Clint Eastwood)
Streets of San Francisco ( Karl Malden & Michael Douglas)
Wild Wild West(Robert Conrad)

Loved the Dean Martin Show
Tonight show with Johnny Carson

 

[Yatman]

It's old school, but then so am I (and don't watch TV much anymore). In alpha order only:

Cartoon
Bullwinkle
Jonny Quest
Warner Brothers/Looney Tunes
Ren & Stimpy
Underdog

Comedy
Fawlty Towers
Get Smart
Batman
Bob Newhart Show (the original)
Cheers

Drama/Action
Twilight Zone
Star Trek (TOS and TNG)
Hawaii Five-O
Mission: Impossible
Prime Suspect (Helen Mirren)
Hill Street Blues

Dramedy
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
M*A*S*H
Rockford Files
Wild, Wild West
Starsky & Hutch

Educational
National Geographic
Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau
NOVA
Live from Lincoln Center
Wild Kingdom

Sports
anything Saints
almost anything Olympics
Wide World of Sports
MNF
Arli$$

Variety
Dean Martin
Smothers Brothers
Carol Burnett
Laugh-In
Sonny & Cher

And if each of these shows could be introduced by Terry Flettrich, that would be appreciated.

 

[BigFrosty]

Some of these lists are missing Married with Children.

 

[boutrous]

king of the hill
grounded for life
duckman
are you afraid of the dark
salute your shorts
hey dude
aaaah real monsters
ren and stimpy
adventure time
adventures of pete and pete
pee wees playhouse
rockos modern life
you cant do that on television
headbangers ball
beavis and butthead
the head
the max
the brothers grunt

I recently pulled up a few old episodes on the internet. That show was awesome! I watched it everyday when I got home from school.

 

[parlorcitysaint]

I'm shocked and dismayed that all these great old shows are being remembered (by a bunch of fogies, apparently), and yet nobody's mentioned The Rockford Files. Of course, now that I've mentioned it, that song is stuck in your heads! Bwaahaaahaaaa!

 

[tenordas]

No Soap? No Buffy the Vampire Slayer? No Blackadder? Boooo. I'll watch tv in the other room.

Good points! Must be added into the mix.

 

[boutrous]

I'm shocked and dismayed that all these great old shows are being remembered (by a bunch of fogies, apparently), and yet nobody's mentioned The Rockford Files. Of course, now that I've mentioned it, that song is stuck in your heads! Bwaahaaahaaaa!

It has actually been correctly mentioned twice, although Magnum P.I. hasn't :hawaiimoustachemad:

 

[parlorcitysaint]

It has actually been correctly mentioned twice, although Magnum P.I. hasn't :hawaiimoustachemad:

:aargh:

 

[whodatfever]

I love this thread

 

[Claw]

If you could design your own prime-time, weeknight teevee schedule comprised of shows from past eras that you loved, what would a typical week look like? I realize that it's possible to watch some of the old shows via dvds and the web, but there are lot that are hard to find, and for the purposes of this exercise, let's pretend that this is your own personal retro channel for which you are the programming director.. Here is mine:





(All times Central Standard)




7pm




Diff'rent Strokes

Cheers

Night Court

Welcome Back Kotter

All in the Family

Alice

The Dick Van Dyke Show

The Jeffersons

What's Happening

WKRP in Cinncinatti



The Dukes of Hazzard

The A-Team







8pm




Three's Company

Silver Spoons

Family Ties

It's Your Move

Who's the Boss

Growing Pains

Chico and the Man

Taxi



The Fall Guy

Matt Houston




9pm




The Love Boat

Fantasy Island

Moonlighting

L.A. Law

The West Wing

Dallas

You sir, have watched way to much TGIF back in the day. I do admit that I was a regular watcher as well, but I in no way would like to relive that crappy programming I used to be so fond of. Some things just belong in the past!

Edit: Forget what I just said, I could have sworn that I seen "Step by Step" in your list right after Family Ties. That would have been just 'wrong'!

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

a surprising lack of X-Files???

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

a surprising lack of X-Files???

meh, i was never an X Files watcher.. I've just never been into sci-fi in general, the only sci-fi TV show i liked was the old Twilight Zone.

 

[SWJJ]

Buck rodgers
Lost in space
Battlestar gallatica
Simpsons
3rd rock from sun
Mork n mindy
South park
Quantum leap
Futurama
The twilight zone
Alfred hitchcock presents.