fagOriginally Posted by Exoduso
fagOriginally Posted by Exoduso
ooook, still funnier than most sitcoms.
but its soooooooooooo bad sooooooooo contrived sooooooooo banal and sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo annoying
Yet, it's funnier... than most... sitcoms...
It is insanely repetitive though.
It had its moments...until it became a soap opera at least.
seinfield
firefly
farscape
nowhere man
seaquest (not the old seaquest, but like the GOOD seaquest).
animaniacs
muppet show (old 80s version)
murder she wrote (ya I liked it)
semi pine for but doesn't totally apply:
back in the day from 3-5 tnt would show 2 straight hours of warner brother's cartoons. Though I don't wish they made new ones, I miss watching those.
Does anyone else just fucking ABHOR Sex and the City? Maybe the simple fact I'm a male, and that show just isn't funny to males, makes sense, but even if my penis were to spontaneously combust and a vagina were to grow in its place, and I received a sudden urge for a pint of Ben and Jerry's and some Midol, I'd still find the show fucking retarded.
aaaaaaaaaaaaah how could I have forgotten about Farscape or Seaquest
Yes! Used to watch this on the N along with Daria (which I also miss)... don't think they show it anymore though...Originally Posted by Tricen
Was good stuff.
Greg the Bunny
Newer:
Sealab 2021 before Captian Murphy died.
Harvey Birdman
Older:
Mystery Science Theatre 3000
Red Dwarf
Originally Posted by Silka
OMG Pete and Pete is great. I love the Orange Lazarus episode the best and Petes Petunia tat lol. Ahhh Pete and Pete, what an awesome show. Speaking of which I also used to watch MTVs "My so called life". >.>
Agreed on animaniacs
and freakazoid
FREEKAGEEK
greatest theme song ever
Sports night
Arrested development
Pete and Pete.
GUTS
Legends of the Hidden Temple
Drew Cary show
Rocco's modern life.
Futurama
ninja edit: 6 feet under and Dead like me.
I thought NewsRadio was hilarious.
Was such a shame about Phil Hartman, a very talented and funny man.
Third Watch
Parker Lewis Can't Lose
The X Files (with David Duchovney onry)
The State
Beavis and Butthead
Simon and Simon
The A Team
Knight Rider
Airwolf
Highlander: The Series
Renegade
MacGuyver (sp?)
Babewatch
USA Up All Night (Gilbert Godfrey onry)
The Daily Show (with Kilborn, though I love Jon Stewart, too)
The Kids in the Hall
Being a kid in the late 70s - 80's holds a lot of fond memories of shows for me. One of my favorites though seems to be one not many others remember, or at least don't remember until they hear about it and then the memories come flooding back.
Mysterious Cities of Gold was the name of the show & I can remember getting up very early every morning to drink hot tea and have breakfast with my mother while we watched it before I had to get ready & leave for school. :wink:
"The Mysterious Cities of Gold (Japanese: 太陽の子エステバン; Taiyō no Ko Esteban , French: Les Mystérieuses Cités d'Or) is an animated television series produced by Studio Pierrot. It was a French/Japanese co-production which originally aired in Japan on NHK (the national public broadcasting station) in 1982, and in France and Belgium in 1983 on Antenne 2. It was also shown in Britain on Children's BBC, and a few years later in the United States on the Nickelodeon cable network, in Australia on the public broadcaster ABC, TV2 in New Zealand, in Iceland on RÚV, in Portugal on RTP, as well as in Sweden.
There are 39 half-hour episodes, in the typical anime serial style of one continuous story. In some countries (though not in the English dub aired in the UK or the US) a small documentary follows, presenting concise, accurate and appealing (for children) information about subjects related to the episode, due to funding by the NHK."
The above information & more can be found at the shows Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mysterious_Cities_of_Gold