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  • Reply 21 of 62
    <a href="http://broadcastpioneers.50megs.com/webber17.html"; target="_blank">The Wee Willie Webber Show.</a>



    I had a friend who went on the show. He was in the musical chairs competition where the winner won a toy. He lost and went apeshit (the show was live). Willie had to cut in and cut to a commercial! I remember too that he had a special message to kids about Ultra Man and his monsters being fake. Showing the zippers on the backs of the costumes in stills. This because of letters he got from concerned parents. Kind of ruined the whole effect Willie... <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />
  • Reply 22 of 62
    [quote]Originally posted by thegelding:

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    Awww man...those Lobster Men...they freaked me out. I remember the exact number of their planetary population; "16,400,000,000"...creepy... :eek:



    [quote]Originally posted by thegelding:

    <strong>i remember thinking (even at like 7 years old) that his "ultra water stream" was "gay"...luckily i think he only used it once....g



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    <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laughing]" /> I thought that too! ROTFL...



    The only cartoon that I can stomach now is The Simpsons. South Park is funny but spastic and the animation sucks.



    Most Sci-Fi on TV is real bad. I guess when you come from the original Star Trek, Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, Batman, Green Hornet, Man From U.N.C.L.E., Wild, Wild West, Outer Limits, Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, Space: 1999 and the Prisoner generation...
  • Reply 23 of 62
    great list of shows artman....yeah, we were young at a golden age....g
  • Reply 24 of 62
    Favorite from my first recollection of Tv.



    Fireball XL-5







    Poorly done Science Fiction is always entertaining.



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  • Reply 25 of 62
    stunnedstunned Posts: 1,096member
    Friends

    Futurama

    transformers - My all time favourite!!!
  • Reply 26 of 62
    law and order

    mad about you

    friends

    seinfield
  • Reply 27 of 62
    lucaluca Posts: 3,833member
    In no particular order:



    - Simpsons

    - Seinfeld

    - Conan O'Brien
  • Reply 28 of 62
    Shows I watch all the time:



    Stargate SG-1 (Mondays and Fridays)

    Smallville



    Shows I watch when I remember the time/day they're on:



    Gibson Girls

    The Practice

    ER



    That's all I watch other than news/weather.



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  • Reply 29 of 62
    elricelric Posts: 230member
    Angel

    Stargate SG-1

    Charmed

    Robotech (on DVD)

    Cowboy Bebop

    Yu-Gi-Oh

    Inyuasha

    Another anime one that comes on adult swim but I forget the name

    Futurama

    Simpsons

    Dharma & Greg (hey its funny - usuall)

    Any kind of Star-Trek 8^)

    Twilight Zone

    Outer Limits
  • Reply 30 of 62
    Six Feet Under.

    Oh and ThuhFreak , [quote] trigger happy (from disgusting britain), <hr></blockquote> It's Trigger Happy T.V BTW and what is with the constant evil kingdom, disgusting Britain stuff?
  • Reply 31 of 62
    [quote]Originally posted by Alex London:

    <strong>BTW and what is with the constant evil kingdom, disgusting Britain stuff?</strong><hr></blockquote>



    did you not know? britain is evil. actually, i aint ne'er been to the evil island, so i dont know first hand; but i'm irish, so hating brits is in m' blood. i got nothing against you personally, mr. london tho.

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    did anyone catch the simpsons cast on Inside the Actor's Studio? it was funnier than a shower. seeing the actors do the voices, and change their voices so easily, it was so cool. in the acters stoodio is another show i catch sometimes when i'm really bored, some interesting stuff comes out sometimes.
  • Reply 32 of 62
    Glad to hear you've nothing against me personally. just as one of 56 million evil buggers. Hating "Brits" isn't in the blood of the Irish people that I am related to/ know.Even the ones whose Grandad was in the IRA before, during and after 1916. Are you actually from Ireland ? If you've never been to Britain I doubt it as really isn't far away, which kind of explains the centuries of entanglements. The London Irish are our biggest "racial minority" and they still come, Celtic Tiger economy and all. I'm off to have a few pints with my 3rd generation English mate- Mr. Murphy.May the road rise to meet you and may you move on from your hatred. Alex
  • Reply 33 of 62
    [quote]Originally posted by Alex London:

    <strong>Glad to hear you've nothing against me personally. just as one of 56 million evil buggers. Hating "Brits" isn't in the blood of the Irish people that I am related to/ know.Even the ones whose Grandad was in the IRA before, during and after 1916. Are you actually from Ireland ? If you've never been to Britain I doubt it as really isn't far away, which kind of explains the centuries of entanglements. The London Irish are our biggest "racial minority" and they still come, Celtic Tiger economy and all. I'm off to have a few pints with my 3rd generation English mate- Mr. Murphy.May the road rise to meet you and may you move on from your hatred. Alex</strong><hr></blockquote>



    well, i initially intended it to be kind of tongue-in-cheek. and, i am more of a new york natured irish, than a emerald resident. obviously, the irish you, an english"man", know aren't going to be hostile toward you, else you'd have ended relations with them. i dont know of the majority of irishmen, but the ones i know hold a bit of disdain for england. i think we've dragged the thread aside long enough, if you'd like further discourse you can pm me or start a new topic on it.
  • Reply 34 of 62
    all my favorite shows have the basic outline of the premise described in their theme song.......you know, green acres, beverly hillbillies, flintstones, you know, the classics...
  • Reply 35 of 62
    emaneman Posts: 7,204member
    Seinfeld

    Boston Public

    Joe Millionaire (it's just so funny)

    Real World (except this season)

    Simpsons

    Mets Inside Pitch/Hot Stove Report
  • Reply 36 of 62
    Elric how bout doing something other than watching TV. And those are just your favorites
  • Reply 37 of 62
    [quote]Originally posted by MrBillData:

    <strong>Favorite from my first recollection of Tv.



    Fireball XL-5







    Poorly done Science Fiction is always entertaining.



    [ 02-12-2003: Message edited by: MrBillData ]</strong><hr></blockquote>



    And me who thought that was nothing but a Dire Straigths video

    :eek:



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  • Reply 38 of 62
    1: Family Guy. Funniest show of all time.

    2: Simpsons. Yes.

    3: Seinfeld.



    But Pete and Pete, although long dead, deserves honorable mention. I loved that show.
  • Reply 39 of 62
    I tend to love the hour-longs more than anything.

    In fact, I think most of the hour-longs are funnier than most sitcoms...



    Alias

    The Practice

    Ed

    The West Wing

    Buffy the Vampire Slayer

    Smallville



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  • Reply 40 of 62
    Farscape (superior scifi, cancelled but <a href="http://savefarscape.com"; target="_blank">campaigns</a> may bring it back)

    West Wing (brilliant writing. life in the smart President universe)

    NASA TV (webcast now that cable won't carry it... life from above)

    Frontline/NOVA (this is your brain on stimulating television)

    Daily Planet/Rough Science (DP is science news, RS scientists on island are challenged)

    24 was cool, but probably better back to back on dvd

    Enterprise (getting better... many places to boldly go.)
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