Name the Shows on T.G.I.F.
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Name the Shows on T.G.I.F.
Does everyone remember T.G.I.F. that was on ABC for most of (if not all) of the 90s?
Well what shows were on?
I remember in the beginning Full House was on, but then later moved to Tuesdays where it lived and died...
Then I remember...
Family Matters
Boy Meets World
Step by Step
Dinosaurs
Then...
Family Matters
Boy Meets World
Step by Step
Hangin' With Mr. Cooper
Did I miss anything, I know later Sabrinia and crap like that ruled T.G.I.F. until it died finally in the late 90s or early 2000s, but what else was on?
Well what shows were on?
I remember in the beginning Full House was on, but then later moved to Tuesdays where it lived and died...
Then I remember...
Family Matters
Boy Meets World
Step by Step
Dinosaurs
Then...
Family Matters
Boy Meets World
Step by Step
Hangin' With Mr. Cooper
Did I miss anything, I know later Sabrinia and crap like that ruled T.G.I.F. until it died finally in the late 90s or early 2000s, but what else was on?
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It's Friday Night
And the mood is Right
Gonna Have Some
Show you How it's Done
T.G.I.F.!
Yes Perfect Strangers, I completely forgot about that one
I don't remember "The Eight of Us" though
And the mood is Right
Gonna Have Some
Show you How it's Done
T.G.I.F.!
Yes Perfect Strangers, I completely forgot about that one
I don't remember "The Eight of Us" though
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Could that really be called a spin-off though?
Could that really be called a spin-off though?
I believe Harriet was the elevator operator at the company that Larry worked at.
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Originally posted by edytwinky
Could that really be called a spin-off though?
Could that really be called a spin-off though?
I wouldn't call it a full spin-off like All in the Family - Jeffersons, where the Jeffersons had a very big part in AITF. It was more like AITF - Maude, where Maude was only in a couple of episode of AITF before they spun it off.
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I really liked Just The Ten Of Us. It was a spinoff, since the coach had some spots on Growing Pains just before the spinoff actually aired in order to expose the character more. If I recall correctly, he had some hot daughters on the show. Or maybe I am thinking about Rags To Riches...
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One of the daughters... the ditzy one... was on Melrose Place.
And I remember seeing the Dad (Bill Kirchenbauer) on Gallagher the other on Comedy Central. Of course he was thinner then, but was really funny.
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If I recall correctly, he had some hot daughters on the show.
If I recall correctly, he had some hot daughters on the show.
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Sure, why not? Family Matters was a spinoff of Perfect Strangers.
I believe Harriet was the elevator operator at the company that Larry worked at.
Sure, why not? Family Matters was a spinoff of Perfect Strangers.
I believe Harriet was the elevator operator at the company that Larry worked at.
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Originally posted by movieking
I really liked Just The Ten Of Us. It was a spinoff, since the coach had some spots on Growing Pains just before the spinoff actually aired in order to expose the character more. If I recall correctly, he had some hot daughters on the show.
I really liked Just The Ten Of Us. It was a spinoff, since the coach had some spots on Growing Pains just before the spinoff actually aired in order to expose the character more. If I recall correctly, he had some hot daughters on the show.
Anyone else remeber Kirchenbauer as lounge singer Tony Rolletti on America 2Night: "If we can't kid each other, who can we kid!?!?!". I believe the character may have even pre-dated Bill Murray's Nick the Sleazy Lounge Singer.
And RE: spinoffs: I think the new Jerry O'Connell show is considered a spinoff of Crossing Jordan, and he was in only a handful of eps....
Hogan Family was on NBC......
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The Hogan Family was on NBC right after Alf. Monday nights I think but could be wrong. Wasn't Jason Bateman the son and Valarie Harper the mom and the Dad was an airline pilot? I liked that show.