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I like the first season the best. The early years dealt with alot of subjects like drugs, drinking, and other stuff young people go through. The laters years (George Clooney ) when they were out of school really dealt with nothing (from what I remember )

I hate to burst your bubble, but TFOL had a morale to each episode. A trait not presented in Seinfeld. As for the first show about nothing, that would go to Three's Company.

Oh I know about the shows moral bent, which I think it handled better than any other kids show. But I think these episodes that I posted proved that for a few episodes they were willing to experiment in an environment of inertness that later became the Seinfeld trademark. And Three's Company was argueably about something; Inuendo!

kewlschool said:

I hate to burst your bubble, but TFOL had a morale to each episode. A trait not presented in Seinfeld. As for the first show about nothing, that would go to Three's Company.

I liked that one episode of three's company where there was some kind of misunderstanding between the room mates............wait a second..........that was every episode......never mind

kpowers said:

kewlschool said:

I hate to burst your bubble, but TFOL had a morale to each episode. A trait not presented in Seinfeld. As for the first show about nothing, that would go to Three's Company.

I liked that one episode of three's company where there was some kind of misunderstanding between the room mates............wait a second..........that was every episode......never mind

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Gonna have to watch these vids later. Haven't seen TFOL in a loooooooonnnnnng time.

Here are the gals, along with Charlotte Rae and Cloris Leachman, accepting a TV LAND award recently. They're all there, looking fantastic!

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kpowers said:

kewlschool said:

I hate to burst your bubble, but TFOL had a morale to each episode. A trait not presented in Seinfeld. As for the first show about nothing, that would go to Three's Company.

I liked that one episode of three's company where there was some kind of misunderstanding between the room mates............wait a second..........that was every episode......never mind

Exactly, A show about nothing.

CynicKill said:

Oh I know about the shows moral bent, which I think it handled better than any other kids show. But I think these episodes that I posted proved that for a few episodes they were willing to experiment in an environment of inertness that later became the Seinfeld trademark. And Three's Company was argueably about something; Inuendo!

The show's vice was inuendo, but the show was not about inuendo.