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What the hell is that!?!?
What the hell is that!?!?
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but my favorite all time.... all time.... would be
learned many life lessons at the end of eack episode
and knowing is half the battle
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on the internet: Happy Tree Friends, love em´Comment -
The Banana Splits. I'll bet those guys pulled down some serious tail from that gig.Comment -
Originally posted by onthewhat
Looks like she's barreled in.
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nothing worse than trying to separate two kiddie chairs that want to go at it...Comment -
2 and a half men ............Comment -
Cosby Show no doubt, followed by married with childrenComment -
Remington Steele or the A-Team. They were on back to back so it was a solid two hours of TV watching for me.Comment -
This shit blows me away.
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the simpsonsComment -
Originally posted by Bread
Garfield - the ADHD years?Comment -
This was not an easy question to answer, but I've settled on 'The Practice' on ABC 1997-2004. The West Wing had the best dialogue of an TV show in history, but The Practice had the better stories. This is still the only well written show about criminal defense attorneys I've ever seen. It painted DAs as the scumbags they are, and showed just how much the innocent and guilty alike are at the mercy of the vigilence of those charged with their vigorous and unflinching defense.
Originally posted by StraitShooterComment -
RS you just had the hots for Lara Flynn Boyle. That dood is pretty cute!
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It's a coinflip between The Simpsons and The Wire. I think I'd take The Simpsons in its prime but taking into account the declining quality over the years I'll say,
The Wire.Comment -
This show killedComment -
Lara Flynn Boyle is definitely a babe, but I'm not sure if I'd want to be where Jack Nicholson has been. If I had to pick someone from that show to sleep with, it'd probably be James Spader from the later seasons. Not only does he have the looks, but there's just something about the way he speaks that let me know he'd be wicked fun in bed.
Originally posted by StraitShooterComment -
i've never been too into TV
it would be close between
arrested development and the officeComment -
Originally posted by RogueScholar
Did you ever see the movie Crash? Not the dopey Oscar winning one; the David Cronenberg one - with James Spader. Based on your comments, I'm guessing you probably did. He had some interesting scenes in there.Comment -
In Living ColorComment -
Curb Your EnthusiasmComment -
Mudcat, that's a real classic you mentioned there. I know a lot of people take issue with the premise of the movie, but I just thought it was a really well selected cast breathing life into one of the more unique films of the modern era. And it's not too hard to believe. I've been in my share of accidents, and there's a strange giddyness and sense of vitality when you're confronted with your mortality and live to tell the tale. Indeed, I've had some great sex after those incidents myself.
Another great one with Spader is Two Days in the Valley, also from '96. I own that one as well as Crash.
Originally posted by StraitShooterComment -
is that crash, the one where they wrecked cars and had sex?Comment -
agree with nicky. seinfeld will never be matchedComment -
OMG it's Doobie (Do Bee)!!!Originally posted by betplomComment -
These are the only two other shows that can compete with Seinfeld, for me.Originally posted by Chi_archie
I think I have to go with Seinfeld though.. Just because if you look at the entire body of work, it is so strong. So many shows and nearly all of them are very good, and it's still very rewatchable. The Office is a show which I find at its peak to be funnier than Seinfeld, but it has had some weak episodes. Still, if you count both US and UK versions there is a lot of good stuff there.
Arrested Development is also close. All the episodes are very good. But it just wasn't around long enough.Comment -
Family matters w/ steve urkel!! Followed by heroes, 24, seinfeld then family guyComment -
I know you said to pick just 1 Nicky, but that's impossible.
Mine are Seinfeld as well with MASH being a close 2nd.
I also liked Beachcombers. Wasn't Relic a shit disturber?
You also couldn't touch The Flintstones when we were younger Nicky.Comment -
Indeed it is, Archie.Originally posted by Chi_archieOriginally posted by StraitShooterComment -
The Larry Sander Show was also great. Hank was great!!!Comment -
I didn't know we were counting shows we liked as kids. In that case Thundercats, He-Man, Transformers, Sesame Street, all these were shows I was addicted to as a kid. I liked Heathcliff too. Garfield was good too but not as good as Heathcliff. Scooby Doo too. Inspector Gadget too.
Seinfeld was pretty funny.Comment -
i see now tons of seinfeld are coming in.. just as i expected. there were none in the first page, and now like 7 seinfelds in the last 9 posts or so.. good call on the Flintstones.. that could be easily #2 of all time.. bugs bunny was great, too..
i'm surprised so far no... mash (besides pucker), no taxi, no star trek, no taxi, no all in the family... these were all some real real classics..Comment -
I Dream Of Jeannie
I love Larry HagmanComment -
good call, jj.
boys, i am also shocked NO bewitched, no three's company, no jeffersons, no happy days.. no family ties..
i think i am now realizing this really is a young crowd at sbr.. i wonder if the kids here have even heard of these shows..
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Nicky we have soooooooooooooooo many kids which is ok but they do not know the shows you just mentioned.Comment
