Not a bad one in the bunch.

Also, The Beverly Hillbillies. I had a video tape collection that we used to watch in the RV.

never missed a beat. Of course the evolution of medicine was a deep attraction to me--even mentioning the earliest cases of Hantavirus in Korea and early treatments before they really understood what they were dealing with. Always, kudos to Alan Alda--a good actor and a real mensch in real life.

or, or, or...

... hands down and goin' away!

Anything could happen on that show.

First time I saw the Rolling Stones was on Shindig! - not The Ed Sullivan Show.

I do watch the Dick Van Dyke show almost every night though. I was a little young to have a crush on MTM in their original airings, but not any more.

fondly remembered. Especially the Thanksgiving episode on WKRP. OMG. I laugh every time.

"20 Minutes into the Future" (ABC)

"Wizards and Warriors" CBS

Here's this clip where a salesclerk is going on and on about how great the vampire Armand is and how he has "layers", all while talking smack about the vampire Lestat right in front of Lestat. She obviously doesn't know that is Lestat purchasing copies of the interview book and that Armand was abusive towards Lestat while they were in a relationship.


When Lestat starts dropping items we know he's upset.


Lestat's outburst of, "NO THANK YOU!" cracks me up because he's a vampire and could just kill the salesclerk.

The other ones are on PBS: Hercule Poiret (sp); Keeping Up Appearances; As Time Goes By; Miss Marple.

Both BBC shows.
Sir Humphrey is my favorite character, his rants are epic!

And, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color.

Oh, and The Avengers ( a great old spy show, not the super hero series), and Remington Steel.

for short periods there were "All In the Family", "Mary Tyler Moore" and Carol Burnet for a long run variety.

And Barbara Hale as Della Street. When I was a kid she was old. Now she is young and beautiful.

At least, the first four seasons.

Bartlet is my president.

The three shows I can remember my late Mom laughing hysterically at were Golden Girls, M*A*S*H and WKRP in Cincinnati. I loved them too--even after all those reruns in syndication!