I am going for 'Rescue 911'

What about you?

M.A.S.H

Oh,

'A Team' too!

The full version of the theme on Mad About You.

Good Times

"wonder woman" and "twin peaks" are the first ones that come to mind...

and

Batman old school

I had it as my ringtone for a while

MASH
Alice
MST3K
French and Saunders
It's Garry Shandling's Show

MarySharon said:

I like this too.. I sing along with that also

Flowers2 said:

You sing along until Mona's very last note?

I never heard about "Living Single" before, I like the opening

Facts of Life

&

Mary Tyler Moore

MarySharon said:

lol yeah the last note... Living Single was Latifah's show back in the mid-90's..

without any question of doubt

and monkey was class

sentimental, too, as when my Mum remarried it was to an 'Adams' so we were the Adams family lol, we used to joke about it and break out the finger snaps

This still gives me goosebumps. I used to look forward to that ONE evening in the week, where I would lock myself in my bedroom, dim all the lights and watch it...

Anxiety said:

Twin Peaks for sure!

abierman said:

Do you two think the series stands the test of time?

HamsterHuey said:

interesting questtion. 6 months ago I bought both series on DVD and started to watch it again... Eventhough the brilliance of the series is still in tact especially during the first series, it totally loses focus when Laurea's killer is revealed..... I didn't manage to sit through and watch the final episodes....

oh, and I'm sure that Anx will have a totally different, if not more intelligent approach to it.....

grimnt said:

Excellent! (my mother-in-law is an "Adams" too)

Looking at the means they used at the time to make "Thing" in motion, you can always guess the rest of the arm hidden behind some furnitures or showing from the box.


cant spell
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abierman said:

I was sidetracked by the awful over-acting and the peach coloured sets. It's probably very Lynch-ian, but where I never paid attention to that when it first aired in Holland, now they are re-running in (on Belgium tv, I think and I sometimes zap straight into an episode) I am just sidetracked by the over-wroughtness of it all.

You are right, btw, the red room took it beyond interesting for me. It became too trippy.

HamsterHuey said:

I never claimed it was, I loved the trippy parts, the dreams and the backward-speaking dwarf....that's what it made this series so eerie and fantastic. There is still a lot I don't understand from sequences, i.e. in one of them it is said to be 25 years into the future and Cooper says he looks older, yet we get to see Coop just like he is.....

abierman said:

It became a bit too overwhelming, I thought.

HamsterHuey said:

It was the excellence of the show, all the subplots were the ones that could get on my nerves.....
[Edited 9/22/08 6:16am]