SITCOM rerun binges

[DJ_Critterus]

Originally Posted by Torqaholic

Only heard of half the ones mentioned. Seen a few of those between jobs during the mid-eighties.

Wouldn't call it binge watching but I've been keeping up with the new war documentaries coming out on the u-tube lately. Kind of sad that they're all narrated by AI. Oh well, probably it does a better job of pronunciation than the idiots who assembled the video can manage.

check out two channels called HISTORIGRAPH and The Infographics Show

[Frankie the Fink]

Not a big fan of the genre, but some are standouts, I'm a "Mike & Molly" fan, every single episode brings a smile to my face... Short of that, I'm "old school" Dick Van Dyke, Adam's Family, etc.

[zeek]

Soap and Barney Miller. I just started watching Resident Alien. I know its currently on, but I just started watching and Im into the third season. Certainly has its moments.

[Torqaholic]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

check out two channels called HISTORIGRAPH and The Infographics Show

Thanks, probably seen those. The new shows I've been checking out are more along the lines of audio books. Some written by US servicemen and others by Japanese, or German. Been learning lots of interesting things that history books don't detail.

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Ooh..ooh....Car 54 Where are you? is another favorite of mine...

[Frankie the Fink]

Originally Posted by zeek

Ooh..ooh....Car 54 Where are you? is another favorite of mine...

OK - you had to go there so I will too. Whenever I feel like I don't have enough worldly goods or enough money or a comfortable enough life I watch any Honeymooner's episode. I grew up in a tenement in Pittsburg and it was awfully close to the apartment in that show. 2-3 rooms, sink and kitchen identical, no A/C, etc.. Always makes me grateful for what I have.

[zeek]

Originally Posted by Frankie the Fink

OK - you had to go there so I will too. Whenever I feel like I don't have enough worldly goods or enough money or a comfortable enough life I watch any Honeymooner's episode. I grew up in a tenement in Pittsburg and it was awfully close to the apartment in that show. 2-3 rooms, sink and kitchen identical, no A/C, etc.. Always makes me grateful for what I have.

One of my Crown Vics was actually number 54 I took a pic of it but cant find it now....

[Torqaholic]

I watched a lot of Westerns growing up. Paladin kicked ass! Watched a few of those on the u-tube recently, they're still good.

[zeek]

Johnny Yuma....

[Murray]

Frasier
Two And A half Men before Ashton Kutcher arrived
Big Bang Theory
Rules Of Engagement
Entourage….Nobody funnier than Ari Gold

[SurfnSun]

Seinfeld ftw

[Bruze]

Originally Posted by SurfnSun

Seinfeld ftw

That ^, "All in the Family," and "That 70s Show" were the best 3 sitcoms ever made.

[Frankie the Fink]

Originally Posted by Torqaholic

I watched a lot of Westerns growing up. Paladin kicked ass! Watched a few of those on the u-tube recently, they're still good.

My favorite, even had the black holster with the knight on it in silver - and Richard Boone was a distant relative of Daniel Boone (in case you didn't know).

Some of those westerns sucked though, like Sugarfoot and Destry....
Gimme Paladin, Wanted Dead or Alive, etc.. Once Big Valley and High Chaparelle and the like came out the genre was ruined IMO. Bonanza was tolerable but not The Virginian...Gunsmoke was OK too

[Bruze]

Originally Posted by Frankie the Fink

My favorite, even had the black holster with the knight on it in silver - and Richard Boone was a distant relative of Daniel Boone (in case you didn't know).

Some of those westerns sucked though, like Sugarfoot and Destry....
Gimme Paladin, Wanted Dead or Alive, etc.. Once Big Valley and High Chaparelle and the like came out the genre was ruined IMO. Bonanza was tolerable but not The Virginian...Gunsmoke was OK too

Not a true western, but Davy Crockett was a big deal in my yoot with me and the neighbor kids. I had the (fake) coonskin hat and a toy rifle like his.

But Gunsmoke was also a big thing back then, The Lone Ranger, Bonanza, and others that I cannot recall. I don't watch any of that stuff now.

[bsmith]

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Arrested Development
Seinfeld
The Office

[Frankie the Fink]

Originally Posted by Bruze

Not a true western, but Davy Crockett was a big deal in my yoot with me and the neighbor kids. I had the (fake) coonskin hat and a toy rifle like his.

But Gunsmoke was also a big thing back then, The Lone Ranger, Bonanza, and others that I cannot recall. I don't watch any of that stuff now.

I also had a coonskin cap, and a rawhide shirt. After Disney's frontier flick with Fess Parker, kids went nuts over the whole "get up"....

[Onebadcad]

I do not binge them, but watth 2.5 men, the office and KoQueens when surfing.

Right now bingeing on CYEnthusiasm, on season two, easily the funniest shows ever.

[Bruze]

Originally Posted by Frankie the Fink

I also had a coonskin cap, and a rawhide shirt. After Disney's frontier flick with Fess Parker, kids went nuts over the whole "get up"....

I'd forgotten that part, but yep, it sure became a thing.

"Davy, Davy Crockett, king of the wild frontier."

[LisaJohn]

Batman was on early this morning. POW, KA-POW, BAM, BONK

[ZipZap]

Originally Posted by kingpin

My daily playlist on permanent shuffle.
According To Jim is probably my favourite.

I see neither TPB or Letterkenney on your list. Are you really Canukistanian?