Andy Griffith Show, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Hogan's Heros, Green Acres, McHale's Navy, Leave it to Beaver, The Twilight Zone.
Greatest TV shows...
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Which Flipper, the first one, or the second with a teenaged Jessica Alba?
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Night Gallery
Tales From the Dark Side
Daktari
The Night Stalker
Tales From the Dark Side
Daktari
The Night Stalker
The Rockford Files
Minder
Minder
Originally Posted by aquariuscsm
Night Gallery
Tales From the Dark Side
Daktari
The Night Stalker
Oh I forgot about Daktari!
Great Show! I liked Night Gallery as a Guilty Pleasure.
I was trying to separate what I personally like from
Shows with Unquestioned Top quality acting and Script writing and Directing.
Night Gallery
Tales From the Dark Side
Daktari
The Night Stalker
Oh I forgot about Daktari!
Great Show! I liked Night Gallery as a Guilty Pleasure.
I was trying to separate what I personally like from
Shows with Unquestioned Top quality acting and Script writing and Directing.
All In The Family
The Twilight Zone
The Andy Griffith Show
The Twilight Zone
The Andy Griffith Show
Originally Posted by wag123
Perry Mason. I like watching it to see the cars. The episode I watched yesterday had him driving a 1957 Cadillac convertible, what a beautiful car!
The Perry Mason episode I watched this morning had a 1957 T-Bird, 1957 Ford Fairlane Retractable Hardtop, 1957 Lincoln Premier Sedan, and a couple of 1957 Chevy Police Cars. They also show many other cars and trucks from the earlier 50's and 1940's driving around.
I also watch Highway Patrol and Route 66 to see the cars (although neither one of them had 200 episodes).
All of these shows can be pretty campy and overacted, but I like seeing the cars when they were new.
Perry Mason. I like watching it to see the cars. The episode I watched yesterday had him driving a 1957 Cadillac convertible, what a beautiful car!
The Perry Mason episode I watched this morning had a 1957 T-Bird, 1957 Ford Fairlane Retractable Hardtop, 1957 Lincoln Premier Sedan, and a couple of 1957 Chevy Police Cars. They also show many other cars and trucks from the earlier 50's and 1940's driving around.
I also watch Highway Patrol and Route 66 to see the cars (although neither one of them had 200 episodes).
All of these shows can be pretty campy and overacted, but I like seeing the cars when they were new.
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Hill Street Blues...
St. Elsewhere
Night Court
St. Elsewhere
Night Court
Columbo
Andy Griffith Show
The Jeffersons
Quantum Leap
Blue Bloods
Andy Griffith Show
The Jeffersons
Quantum Leap
Blue Bloods
The Benny Hill Show
Barney Miller. 40+ years later and even though I know all the lines, it's *still* funny to watch. Jack Soo (Yemana) and Steve Landesberg (Dietrich), IMHO, were the funniest characters, followed closely by Ron Glass (Harris).
Barney Miller. 40+ years later and even though I know all the lines, it's *still* funny to watch. Jack Soo (Yemana) and Steve Landesberg (Dietrich), IMHO, were the funniest characters, followed closely by Ron Glass (Harris).
The Wire
Homeland
Shameless
Homeland
Shameless
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My Three Sons
Father Knows Best
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
Flipper
Father Knows Best
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
Flipper
Wow, some of your guys favorite shows, I was just a little kid and hardly remember them.
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Most of my faves I was watching when I was I high school in the mid 1980s. I'm thinking maybe channel 11 or 12 out of Dallas was always syndicating them? Maybe channel 7?
Perry Mason
Seinfeld
NYPD Blue
The Sopranos (#1)
Seinfeld
NYPD Blue
The Sopranos (#1)
Seinfeld
Breaking Bad
The Office
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arrested Development
Breaking Bad
The Office
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arrested Development
