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What are your favorite programs?

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What are your favorite programs?

I love the old shows, and collect some of them; Andy Griffith, Gilligan's Island (my favorite), Lost In Space, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Have Gun Will Travel, to name a few.

I just started to watch 24, which I enjoy, but a little unreal. And Lost is pretty good too.

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I don't get to watch TV much. But just knowing my favorite TV shows will be there waiting for me, makes me feel good. As long as Hazel, Sargeant Bilko, and Our Miss Brooks are still on TV, I know there is continuity in the universe.......

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Thanks Marnie for mentioning Gilligans Island. I used to watch that every day when I got home from school (in re-runs of course). I still enjoy it. And Leonard, I also like Our Miss Brooks. It is like I said, it is hard to remember them all. Where do you get to see shows like Hazel, Phil Silvers, and Our Miss Brooks? Even TV Land wasn't airing them when I still had satellite.

Gilligan rules!! Why would they ever want to leave that island, anyway??

You can get DVD's of selected episodes of the shows you mentioned, but there doesn't seem to be enough interest out there for the studio(s) to release entire seasons. Now Our Miss Brooks from radio is available--the entire run of the show--at the website I mentioned, Butero.

And..is it my imagination, or has TV Land gone down-hill lately?

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Oh, hey, I forgot Star Trek (the old ones, before the Federation became a bunch pacifists) and Perry Mason! And Dark Shadows, too, and also Murder She Wrote and Earth 2.

Shoot, I have have no life. :rolleyes:

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I don't why but I have gotten into American Idol recently. I really like it when they get to one night a week.

Extreem home make over

but I'm rarely home for anything

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I'm a HUGE "House" fan. Hugh Laurie rocks.

Other than that, it's pretty much decorating and cooking shows for me right now (though I dunno if I should be watching those cooking shows for the next 39 days...they might make me want to break Lent, which I am determined to keep this year).

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Other than the ministry programs, TV has gotten so bad that it is hard to watch much of it. I do enjoy the Nova programs on PBS and the news on CBN and some home improvement and cooking shows. I have to keep the remote in my hand to click from program to program, and I just have network! Not because I am a "remote control fanatic" :-)... but because I cannot stay in any place too long because the commercials are filled with porn, the sitcoms are filled with so much sex that even the children on those shows are beginning to become part of the smut, and are getting more and more explicit, the language is getting more permissive, the Lord is not honored, homosexuality is becoming too rampant...and right is deemed as wrong and wrong is deemed as right...this is in every program sooner or later...so when I am watching something that I thought was going to be good and smut peeks its sneaky, ugly head up, I am ready with my zapper! :24:

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OK, lets see here.

Classic shows I remember watching as a kid, you know during summer and after school:

Star Trek (the original), Andy Griffith, Dick Van Dyke, Beverly Hillbilies, Twilight Zone, Perry Mason, Emergency, Gilligan's Island, Bonanza, Little House, Hogan's Heroes, Gomer Pyle USMC,

Not so classic: A-Team, Remington Steele, Murder She Wrote, Magnum P.I., Rockford Files, Mr, Belvedere, Growing Pains, OK, I'll stop before it gets cheesy there. And why did they have to cancel The Pretender? Does anyone remember Amazing Stories, produced by Steven Spielberg on NBC? Ah, Quantum Leap. :24:

Shows I watch now, if i watch TV:

CSI, House, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis, 24(sometimes). I'm glad someone has pointed me to LOST. It's a good show. Can't jog my brain any more. I know there's more I like. Oh well. Next :24:

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Thanks Marnie for mentioning Gilligans Island. I used to watch that every day when I got home from school (in re-runs of course). I still enjoy it. And Leonard, I also like Our Miss Brooks. It is like I said, it is hard to remember them all. Where do you get to see shows like Hazel, Phil Silvers, and Our Miss Brooks? Even TV Land wasn't airing them when I still had satellite.

YOU MEAN THEY TOOK MY FAVORITE SHOWS OFF??!!?? Aaaagh! It's the last days! (Like I say, I don't get to watch much TV.........)

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