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KingOfBBN

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So many awesome shows in the 80s and 90s. Loved TGIF but was always a sucker for



When my parents were around, so I could see boobs


DREAM ON
 
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I had older brothers and PBS was one of the only channels we could get....so, Nova, 3-2-1 Contact, etc. We were also big nerds.

As we got a little older it was MASH, Quantum Leap, A-Team, Airwolf, China Beach.

Family shows were Murder She Wrote, Matlock, etc.
 
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Saved by the bell the zack was taming strange every episode. On a serious note, even though he piuttes from the rough and was 50 years older than me, I enjoy perry mason. I watched the hell out of Seinfeld. No matter how many times I saw the same episode I could watch it over and over to this day, great show
 
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LordEgg said:
Quantum leap.
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Egg, would you support a remake of the show? I've always thought that they could re-invent the show. Maybe even bring Bakula back in the role of Al.

Although Bakula has a good gig now. I'm enjoying NCIS: NO.
 
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Wow. Ghost Writer is a blast from the past. I remember Samuel L. Jackson being on that.

Batman 60s series (reran a lot in the late 80s when the Burton film came out)
Batman: The Animated Series
Duck Tales
Darkwing Duck
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Fresh Prince
Seinfeld
 
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I'll define kid as up through high school, any show that had at least one season during that time (or ran heavily in syndicated repeats) qualifies.

Basically anything early to mid 90s Nickelodeon was money. Although it's all horrible now that I'm in my 30s. Trust me, I attempted to watch many of them on Amazon Prime a few months ago...

My So-Called Life
South Park - debuted when I was 13 and still on the air!
X-Files
The Wonder Years
Cheers
Wings
Facts of Life
Charles in Charge
Family Matters
Step by Step
Full House
Boy Meets World
Quantum Leap
Frasier
Fresh Prince
Saved by the Bell
Happy Days (repeats in syndication)
3rd Rock from the Sun
Sliders
ALF
Home Improvement
King of the Hill
Will & Grace
Friends
Everybody Loves Raymond
Coach
Just Shoot Me
Drew Carey Show
Mad About You
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Dharma & Greg
That 70s Show
Power Rangers
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Anything X-Men or superhero
Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears - to this day it's the biggest reason why I still love the candy lol
Pound Puppies (why isn't there a Pound Kittens?!)

I have forgotten the names of most of the non-Nickelodeon kids shows
 
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Good call on 'You Can't do that on Television', Mossip. Loved that show.

Also liked Pee Wee's Playhouse and anything from Looney Tunes. Loved Saturday mornings as a kid.
 
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Looney toons
Popeye
Felix the Cat
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Leave it to Beaver
Ozzie and Harriett
The Outer Limits
Rifleman
Lassie
Bugs Bunny
Get Smart
Tarzan
Dragnet
Disney's Wonderful World of Color
Brady Bunch
Love American Style
 
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Marcus Welby
Alice
MASH
Threes Company
Welcome Back Kotter
Good Times
The Dating Game
Dallas
The Beverly Hillbillies
Fantasy Island
Gilligans Island
All in the Family
Starsky and Hutch
Chico and the man
What's Happening
The Gong Show
Taxi
The White Shadow
Phil Donahue
Sanford and Son
Barney Miller
WKRP in Cincinnati
Price is Right
 
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I wasted an hour of my life last night watching Double Dare and Legend of the Hidden Temple. Both awesome shows for their time but a distant second to Global Guts.

 
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He man
Ducktales
You can't do that on television
Transformers
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Wonder Years
silver spoons
Different Strokes
Night Court
Magnum PI
Threes Company
Mr Belvedere
Growing Pains
Brady Bunch

Side Notes: Always hated being forced to watch Mash as a kid. Loved in school when we got to watch Reading Rainbow or Carmen Sandiego.
 
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I love that 70's show, but it's hard to watch now. They reference Wisconsin University so much that it brings back painful memories.

Every time I just think, "how the hell did we not win the title", then I hear Red Foreman call someone a dumbass and the hilarity ensues.

Fresh Prince was number 1 as a kid.
 
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Amos 'n Andy Funniest show ever.
Little Rascals
Three Stooges Difference between men and women: men think they were hilarious, women thought they were buttholes.

Couple of obscure funny ones (who remembers them?)

Life of Riley
I Married Joan
 
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Saturday mornings:

Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch
Blue Falcon & Dyno-Mutt
Laff-a-lympics
Jabberjaw
Captain Caveman
Smurfs
Fonz and the Happy Days Gang
Richie Rich
Thundarr the Barbarian
Plastic-Man
Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends
Superfriends
Scooby/Scrappy
Super Globetrotters
Clue Club
Speed Buggy
Grape Ape
 
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Definitely Transformers, GI Joe, and He-Man. Loved all those as a kid. As a teen I loved Saved By The Bell and 90210.
 
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This was great on Saturday mornings. The drug culture references make it a little awkward for my kids to watch but I loved it.
 
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How much was I doing? Sometimes I needed about $2,200 a day. Sometimes it was just $1,000. (I was making about $50,000 a week.) I did coke all night, then drank at about 3 in the morning to get to sleep so I could get up for a 6 o'clock call al the studio. But around 5:30, you realize that you smell like booze, so you do coke to wake up.
 
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Not really a "tv show", but WWF wrestling was must-see anytime it was on.
Sanford and Son
Dukes of Hazard
Knight Rider
Real People
I'm also in the group that puts Ducktales in the iconic category.
 
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