What's your favorite tv show that's older than you?
12-19-05, 08:15 AM
#28
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Twilight Zone
Dick Van Dyke
Honeymooners
Dick Van Dyke
Honeymooners
12-19-05, 09:52 AM
#30
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Born in 75
I loved these when I was younger:
Leave it to Beaver
Little House on the Praire
Lassie
Gilligan's Island
the Monkees
The only one I still enjoy though would be the Twilight Zone.
My sister's absolute all time favorite show M*A*S*H went off the air before she was born(83). I am always impressed with that. She literally watches at least one episode a day whether it is a syndicated episode or on dvd. She could pretty much tell you any little detail about any episode. It is amazing how some shows transcend age so well. She is also a fan of I Love Lucy.
I loved these when I was younger:
Leave it to Beaver
Little House on the Praire
Lassie
Gilligan's Island
the Monkees
The only one I still enjoy though would be the Twilight Zone.
My sister's absolute all time favorite show M*A*S*H went off the air before she was born(83). I am always impressed with that. She literally watches at least one episode a day whether it is a syndicated episode or on dvd. She could pretty much tell you any little detail about any episode. It is amazing how some shows transcend age so well. She is also a fan of I Love Lucy.
12-21-05, 09:00 AM
#40
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Born in 1957
Enjoy - Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Adventures Of Superman - really enjoyed those mole men
The Three Stooges shorts , also the Our Gang Comedies
Enjoy - Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Adventures Of Superman - really enjoyed those mole men
The Three Stooges shorts , also the Our Gang Comedies
12-21-05, 09:23 AM
#41
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Monty Python's Flying Circus
Twilight Zone
Twilight Zone
12-22-05, 08:45 AM
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Doctor Who - the first episode was aired Nov. 1963 and over 700 episodes, 10 Doctors and 40 years later it's still going strong. (and no, Im not sayin when I was born 
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12-24-05, 12:23 AM
#48
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Born in 76
I loved "Laugh-In" and "The Monkees" while I was growing up. Never really got into anything else that was older than me.
I still use "Laugh-In" lines to this day - my favorite is one of Artie Johnson's characters (think German accent) - "Veeeery EEEeentersting - BUT SCHTUPID!"
I loved "Laugh-In" and "The Monkees" while I was growing up. Never really got into anything else that was older than me.
I still use "Laugh-In" lines to this day - my favorite is one of Artie Johnson's characters (think German accent) - "Veeeery EEEeentersting - BUT SCHTUPID!"
12-28-05, 02:19 AM
#49
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Born in '65.
Have Gun, Will Travel.
Gunsmoke.
Maverick.
Rawhide.
Wagon Train.
Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Twilight Zone.
Have Gun, Will Travel.
Gunsmoke.
Maverick.
Rawhide.
Wagon Train.
Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Twilight Zone.
12-28-05, 07:48 PM
#50
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Commercials.
