Posted on 10/24/2023 11:36:26 AM PDT by DallasBiff
My three favorites, "I Love Lucy". "Star Trek", and "Lost in Space", with a special mention to "Green Acres"
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Original Twilight Zone.
The Outer Limits. Time Tunnel.
Gunsmoke
Magnum PI
Dukes of Hazzard
Miami Vice
Dragnet
Adam 12
The Untouchables
From regular Network TV:
All in the Family
Seinfeld
MASH
From Cable TV:
Breaking Bad
The Sopranos
Game of Thrones
La Femme Nikita
24
Blacklist (except for the stupid ending)
Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, Munsters, Addams Family...............
Firefly.
Interesting, you can see a lot of the old shows on youtube.
I watched a Checkmate the other day and it was the same plot as Shutter Island with DeCrapio.
Rockford Files was probably the best ever for my money.
Trailer Park Boys
Andy Griffith when Earnest T. Was in the episode…
MABA = Make America Bonanza Again
Is Colombo old time enough???
Old outer limits
Twilight zone
Star Trek
Gunsmoke
Dr. Who
Just about anything on Mytv, Cozi, MeTV.
Woke TV has nothing for me, I hear enough hoots, grunts, ebonics and cRAP music during the day to have to put up with it when I’ve got the TV on.
Hey advertisers, not everyone things cRAP music is the vehical to sell your stuff to older Americans.
Twilight Zone: The Hunt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqqWyY8yQfQ
If this doesn’t make you hug your dog, and bring tears to your eyes; something is seriously wrong. This was the most heartwarming episode I ever saw.
Flinstones. Barney Rubble was a great actor.
Quark.
The humor that surrounds the character of Arnold comes from his human-like abilities and lifestyle, and from the way the people of Hooterville insist on thinking of him as a fellow human. They invite him to town meetings, they play checkers with him (and lose), and they speak English to him and can understand him when he speaks with pig squeals and grunts. New resident Oliver Douglas is the lone holdout. He tries to explain to people that Arnold is just a pig, but no one will listen to him.[1] On the contrary, they are suspicious of Oliver, because of his inability to communicate with Arnold.[2] This dynamic is part of a larger theme of Green Acres, that Oliver's sense of logic is meaningless in the Hooterville universe.[3] Arnold can do pretty much anything a human can. He can write his name and change channels on the television. He watches the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite to keep up with the issues.[4] He signs checks and can adjust the TV antenna, and he is the smartest student at the local grade school.[5] He carries his lunchbox in his mouth, and often plays practical jokes on the other students.[6] Arnold is also artistically talented: he is working on a novel, he plays the piano, and he is an accomplished abstract painter, dubbed "Porky Picasso", whose piece titled "Nude at a Filling Station" wins first prize out of two thousand entries in a student art contest.[7][4] He even works as a "paper pig" delivering newspapers, although he has a bad habit of throwing copies so hard and so badly aimed that he sometimes breaks windows.
That’s one of our favorites.
“Nude at a Filling Station” was a work of art I tell you!
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