jthad1129 said:

you had the performance stage??? lucky you--all i had was one fuckin doll, my mom wouldn't get the stage for me!!!






















...btw, the both of you rawk!!! don't feel embarrassed...hell, i mostly played with hot wheels cars and g.i.joes/transformers with the boy who lived next door to me and i ain't embarrassed.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Well since I've gone this far why not go even further. What was your guys' favorite episode? The only one I remember vividly was the one where the little oriental girl got adopted and the Misfits showed up to give her a goodbye gift and they all sang a song to her, I think it was called "This Is Farewell". That was my favorite Jem and The Holograms song. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go look for my testicles. I seem to have misplaced them.

LittlePill said:

me, i barely remember what my fave episode was. luckily there's websites such as this that'll help me rekindle my memories...

Fat Albert
Rich Man,Poor Man

buck rogers in the 25th century!

rdhull said:

i think this is awready bein offered by time-life, i remember seein a commercial for it not too long ago. but they still need to get that shit out in stores!!!

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

That was some funky vhs limited stuff..I want each season on dvd with no editing for political correctness..gimme the Cosby kids straight no chaser

rdhull said:

oh man, for real...ooh, and they should have the jackson 5 cartoons put on dvd, too! i grew up watchin those

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

and how come da Brady Bunch aint been put on dvd yet? I dont get it

that shit will be an all time best seller...some time capsule Pleasantville stuff lol.

Ooo! My nose!-Marcia

Mom always said..dont play ball in the house-Bobby

Warren Malaney!Marcia I forbid u to go out with him!-Greg

Wonder Years

Seinfeld.

It annoys me that I can't get these on DVD. They were popular right? I've only discovered it recently. It's dumb and I like it, I want more.

Ulysees. The cartoon was superb and I havent seen it in years!

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Seconded!

PS it's "Ulysses 31", unless you want a cartoon of the James Joyce epic

ian said:

eheheh, well both just so I could make sense of the latter and save time!

ian said:

i've never understood why seinfeld is so popular with some folks..."it's a show about nothing, it's funny!"

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Oh hush, you spoilsport!

Serenity now!

For me it is up there with the great American comedy shows ... Cheers, Taxi, the Simpsons.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

I was htere from jump st in 1989..wakin up when it came on to go to my night shift job..when it was really justa quaint show with no large allure..little by little it became more and more alluirng and endearing.."then" it got more zing and THEN cheers quit and Sein moved into its coveted spot which had been known to make a hit out of any show even something like Pink Lady and Jeff

rdhull said:

Why isn't it out on DVD yet? Weird!

ian said:

true

they need to have episodes of the electric company on dvd, too... and old-skool episodes of sesame street, back when snuffleupagus was still invisible and when oscar the grouch had that trashman carryin him around in his trash can everywhere....

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

yeah..and Bert n Ernie, the first life-partners (gay) on childens television..or any television for that matter

Different Strokes & Fresh Prince.

ThaHumanBody said:

no Erkel?

jn2 said:

LOL..i used to watch it religiously..even made time to watch bruce willis' variety show..the one with the pointer sisters..

that was just after someone told him he could sing...and just before i realized..that he really couldn't

i'd like to see The Kindred released on DVD..it's on VHS..but not sure if it's on DVD


21 Jump Street...before depp left..and..before grieco became a regular

Does anyone remember a show called Righteous Apples? It used to come on PBS

Three's Company

Oh, my favorite animated series... The Critic! :+) I would like to buy The Black Adder but it's too expensive!

He-Man...

She-Ra..

Thundercats..

Buck Rodgers..

The Six Million Dollar Man..

The Bionic Woman..



I could go on

chocolate said:

Vaguely...they were a band, right?

Nikster said:

i think so..i don't remember too much about the show..except that there was usually a positive message at the end..

and i remember this..

"united we stand..divided we fall...we're tighter than pantyhose..two sizes small"

jthad1129 said:

Urkel was ok but I liked Will Smith Better