When watching older TV shows(especially from the 60s)?
08-17-21, 01:56 PM
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Re: When watching older TV shows(especially from the 60s)?
Yep. It's long time game for me when viewing old films, TV Shows, ETC. It's cool to see someone you think you're seeing for the first time has been in stuff you've seen before. It's also fun to see who's left alive, the order people died on a show or film.
08-17-21, 04:46 PM
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Re: When watching older TV shows(especially from the 60s)?
The nice thing is, it's always a pleasant surprise when you're assuming older actors are probably dead, and find out they're still alive, but not a shock when they actually are dead.
Although, there is the occasional disappointment of finding that a young actor had passed away when they were still young.
Last edited by andicus; 08-18-21 at 12:50 AM. Reason: typo
08-17-21, 07:46 PM
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Re: When watching older TV shows(especially from the 60s)?
I dont watch much TV from the 60’s these days but I do this for movies.
Thank god for IMDB.
Thank god for IMDB.
08-17-21, 11:59 PM
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Re: When watching older TV shows(especially from the 60s)?
I do, for both reasons.
The nice thing is, it's always a pleasant surprise when you're assuming older actors are probably dead, and find out they're still alive, but not a shock when they actually are dead.
Although, there is the occasional disappointment of finding that a young actor that passed away when they were still young.
The nice thing is, it's always a pleasant surprise when you're assuming older actors are probably dead, and find out they're still alive, but not a shock when they actually are dead.
Although, there is the occasional disappointment of finding that a young actor that passed away when they were still young.
