He got his big break in “Moonlighting” a show in which he co-starred as a private detective with Cybill Shepard.
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i really liked MacGyver too
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“All in The Family”
“Gilligan’s Island”
“Good Times”
“Lets Make a Deal”
“The Brady Bunch”
“Welcome Back Kotter”
“Bozo the Clown”
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SpongeBob
Whats new Scooby Doo?
Fairly Odd parents
Drake and Josh
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide
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I remember watching Hey Arnold every morning amazing cartoon.
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Here’s one, by one of the greatest.
Greatest hypocrites that is…
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Count Duckula
Trap Door
Danger Mouse
Funny Bones
Grange Hill
X files
Button Moon
The Outer Limits
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The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, Friends, Seinfeld to name a few.
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The Cosby Show, Mr Ed, Giligans island, Double Dare, Rugrats
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We watched the old shows like Bonanza and Mr Ed cos my grandmother kept the channel on Nick at Nite.
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Haha! Yes, I remember that one. Definitely bizarre.
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Yeah I remember having a small crush for Kristy McNichol too!
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The “Honeymooners”. An old black & white sitcom about a bus driver named Ralph Cramdan (Jackie Gleason) and his wife Alice (Aubrey Meadows) living in a tiny ramshackle apartment in New York City and their neighbors/ friends living above them. The show was a half hour comedy with all the funny situations they got into. Jackie Gleason was one of the great comedians of his time. Whenever Alice made him mad or got the better of him he would clench his fist, punch the air and say, “One of these days Alice, to the moon.”
The catch phrase would never make it in today’s television probably. Threatening to punch your wife so hard it sends her “to the moon” would not go over too big with today’s women.
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Logan’s Run had a series? I had no idea.
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