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Bill Gabel
Film God

Posts: 3873
From: Technicolor / Postworks NY, USA
Registered: Jan 2002

posted 07-11-2003 08:05 AM

Also in no particular order.

Seinfeld
M*A*S*H
Mary Tyler Moore
All in the Family
Honeymooners
South Park
Family Guy
Simpsons
Malcolm in the Middle
Green Acres
Odd Couple
Quincy

[ 07-11-2003, 08:14 PM: Message edited by: Bill Gabel ]

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German Marin
Expert Film Handler

Posts: 227
From: Verbania (VB), Italy
Registered: Jul 2001

posted 07-11-2003 08:42 AM

I watch TV between 2 and 5 hours at week:
-Seinfeld.
-Who's line is it anyway?
-Simpsons and Futurama.
-F1 races.
I used to play Flight simulator on my PC an play GT3 on play station 2.
I hate on TV:
-News on TV, I prefer read what I really need to know on news paper.
-As seen on TV... GRRRRRR!!!

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Matthew Bailey
Master Film Handler

Posts: 461
From: Port Arthur,TX
Registered: Sep 2000

posted 07-11-2003 09:00 AM

Monster House. The frst(?) episode where they converted a living room into a discotheque. How adot this?,an episode where they put in a movie theatre complete with a platter?

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

Posts: 12859
From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99

posted 07-11-2003 09:11 AM

There is simply no way you could have a movie theater with a platter inside a home. Fantasy! [Smile]

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Mark Ogden
Jedi Master Film Handler

Posts: 943
From: Little Falls, N.J.
Registered: Jun 99

posted 07-11-2003 11:13 AM

Mark Lensenmayer:
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SUNDAY MORNING -- A quiet moment of excellence on, appropriately enough, Sunday morning. Entertaining and literate . . . A nice quiet refreshing program amid the noise of most TV news shows.
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On behalf of all of us who work on this show, thanks! [beer]

(I am the current senior video engineer/post production colorist. On the rare occasion the credits run, you'll see my name about halfway down, if you don't blink!). Though I'm usually cursing to myself when I roll in here at four o'clock on a Sunday morning after leaving at 9:00 the night before, it's still a nice show to be a part of.

My faves: Futurama, Six Feet Under, The Simpsons, whatever's on Turner Classic Movies, Jeopardy, Animal Precinct, Nova, and that's pretty much it, at least in the summer months. Rather be outdoors!

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Clint Koch
Phenomenal Film Handler

Posts: 1435
From: San Luis Obispo, CA, USA
Registered: Feb 2002

posted 07-11-2003 12:16 PM

Twilight Zone
Night Gallery
Outer Limits
( Kinda dating myself! )
Mash
Beverly Hillbillys
and too many more to mention.

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David Stambaugh
Film God

Posts: 4021
From: Eugene, Oregon
Registered: Jan 2002

posted 07-11-2003 12:20 PM

Seinfeld
The Simpsons
King Of The Hill ("I sell propane and propane accessories.")
MITM (on a good day anyway)
Green Acres (what a great show!)
Gilligan's Island
NYPD Blue

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Mike Olpin
Chop Chop!

Posts: 1852
From: Dallas, TX
Registered: Jan 2002

posted 07-11-2003 03:47 PM

quote:
At first I thought it couldn't last past two seasons but here we are coming up on, what is it, season 5?, and it just keeps getting better

Season 5? Try Second Half of season 7 begining Oct.

As some of you have probably guesed, I'm a huge fan of animation.

My animated TV pics:

ANIMANIACS - My absolute favorate TV show of the last decade. With the sibs, nothing was safe, they parodied everything from films, classic litterature, and modern music. Truely in desparate need of DVD season sets. (Would also be nice if a TV station renewd them)
Pinky and The Brain spinoff was nice also.

SIMPSONS - Parents banned me from this show when i was younger. Still forbidden in the Family room. Thank heaven for DVD sets.

SOUTH PARK - Parents dont know about this. Simple animation makes for small file downloads from the net. (Matt and Trey said it's OK!)

Futurama - A bleak future where everything is computerized and nothing works. I love It!

Freakazoid! - Award for most inside jokes in a cult animated series. how many times did you spot Emit Nervend? Laugh with me Jocko, laugh with me! EeEeeEEEEeEEeEe.......eEeeEEEeEEEEEEEeeeEEEEeeeEe!

Tiny Toon Adventures - The cartoon that started my interest in animation. The THX parody on their Direct to video movie is Great! - The Audience is now Deaf

Eek! The Cat - Cult cartoonism at its best. Created by Savage Steve holland, the genius behind "Better off Dead (I want my two dollers!)" and "One Crazy Summer".
It never hurts to help!

Spongebob- I'm ready!

My list of Non-Animated Shows:

Drew Carey

Who's Line (both versions) - ive met some of the guys from the show- see the pictures section of my webpage (click on the house above my post)

Daily Show

"TV Nation" & "The Awful Truth"
I really like both of Micheal Moore's television documentry series. Its too bad he turned off so many people at the awards this year by making such an jerk of himself.

Tech Live

Fresh Gear

Tech Of

Screen Savers

Kenan & Kel - Childhood favorate that never gets old. Live action show with the wit of a clever animated program (I wonder what they're doing nowadays?)

..... and of course, what list would be complete without Sienfield.

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Rachel Craven
Madam Moderator

Posts: 2190
From: Pensacola, FL
Registered: Dec 2000

posted 07-11-2003 04:51 PM

Well Mike, someone likes TechTV! [Smile]

Animaniacs was the best cartoon EVER! I forgot about that, that show ruled! [Big Grin]

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Jesse Skeen
Phenomenal Film Handler

Posts: 1517
From: Sacramento, CA
Registered: Aug 2000

posted 07-11-2003 06:55 PM

I quit watching TV when the networks started putting their logos on the screen all the time. I simply cannot watch anything like that! I just bought a DVD recorder, and didn't even bother hooking the antenna connection up!
One of the greatest TV shows of all time though was "Pink Lady and Jeff" from 1980- all 6 episodes of it are available on DVD- check it out!

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Tim Reed
Better Projection Pays

Posts: 5246
From: Northampton, PA
Registered: Sep 1999

posted 07-11-2003 07:35 PM

OMG! How could I forget:

Beverly Hillbillies
Sponge Bob
King of the Hill

I LOVE these shows!

quote:
IMUS IN THE MORNING -- Hard to understand at first,

I'll say! All I can hear is mumbling.

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

Posts: 12859
From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99

posted 07-11-2003 07:58 PM

I can't believe the following shows have not made somebody's list yet:

The Transformers
GI Joe
The Smurfs
Hunter
Miami Vice
C.H.I.P.S.
Saved by the Bell
Growing Pains
Friends
Ally McBeal
Family Ties
Charles in Charge
Sex and the (or "in the", I forget... it's the one with that horribly ghastardly ugly woman Sarah Jessica Parker... seriously dude, she'll turn you to stone. And not in a good way.) City
Quincy
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman
Later with Greg Stillborn or whatever his name is and show is called.
Doogie Howser
Fear Factor

Why no one mention these fantastic shows? Just because they suck doesn't mean they aren't fantastic!

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William Leland III
Master Film Handler

Posts: 336
From: Charleston, SC,
Registered: Aug 2002

posted 07-11-2003 08:25 PM

M*A*S*H - I have about 5 tapes full of episodes. My all time favorite show, can make you laugh and cry in the same episode. Best T.V show ever that simple.

Iron Chef - to bad it ended in 1999 or 1998,

Star Trek: Voyager - didn't like it until I watched it. Took me awhile to get into it and get a feel for the characters.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - same as Voyager

American Chopper - who would mess with Paul Sr.

Simpsons - the older episodes, the last few season have gotten pointless.

South Park - good show

The Larry Sanders - I have 2 tapes full of episodes, great writing and no laugh track. One of the best shows ever.

Blind Date - just get in the damn Jacuzzi

Texas John Slaughter - it was when Disney showed hour long t.v show like Davey Crocket. Great western and Tom Tyron who played John SLaughter was unbelievable as a Texas Ranger.

How can you people be both fans of Letterman and Leno. Either you are a Letterman fan or Leno. I'm a Letterman fan.

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Brad Miller
Administrator

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From: Plano, TX (36.2 miles NW of Rockwall)
Registered: May 99

posted 07-11-2003 08:56 PM

Joe, you forgot Boy Meets World. Shame on you.

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Ron Lacheur
Jedi Master Film Handler

Posts: 650
From: British Columbia, Canada
Registered: Feb 2002

posted 07-11-2003 09:06 PM

Or Full House for that matter.

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