The airheaded bimbette was Casey Kasem' s wife, can't think of her name off the top, she appeared on Cheer's as that character, too, she use to pop up all over.
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Oh, never mind musc, I shot in the dark blindfolded
Well since I'm here, yeah a whole boatload of those, and of course, The Beverly Hillbillies, and Petticoat Junction, and Green Acres, aaaand Hee Haw
.. oh, and M*A*S*H
.. oh, and M*A*S*H
Am I the only one here who likes The Big Bang Theory?
UK
Young Ones
Fawlty Towers
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.
USA
On the Air
Get Smart
New Zealand
Flight of the Conchords(?)
Canada
SCTV
Kids in the Hall
Young Drunk Punk
Young Ones
Fawlty Towers
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.
USA
On the Air
Get Smart
New Zealand
Flight of the Conchords(?)
Canada
SCTV
Kids in the Hall
Young Drunk Punk
...great memories fellers!...most all those above I have enjoyed at one time or another.....I will add ALF, Beverly Hillbillies, Gilligan's Island, Hogan's Hero's, M*A*S*H, Sanford & Son, WKRP in Cincinnati.....
"Friends" was the best! When that ended, I stopped watching sitcoms.
Nope, we love it. More enamored with the earlier seasons than now, but we're still watching it because we're invested in the characters, and it still makes us laugh.
Loved Monty Python and the Flying Circus.
Frazier could be brilliant. The "radio show" episode and the "interpreters" one were inspired. Oh, my goodness.
M*A*S*H kept its quality going season after season. It aged well.
The Addams Family.
WKRP. It was uneven, but I have never laughed harder in my life than I did with the Thanksgiving episode. Epic.
Laugh-In. Oh, my, they got away with a bunch back then when they weren't supposed to.
There were shows like Friends that we liked fine when we saw it, but just never really bothered to tune it in all that much. Actually, Frazier was much the same way, especially when the Niles/Daphne thing developed its own life.
Radomly speaking...
I Love Lucy
Green Acres
The Golden Girls
Will & Grace
These shows actually make me laugh out loud, no matter how many times I see the same episodes over and over again. I have to say that much of my sarcastic sense of humor comes from the early seasons of I Love Lucy. I have been watching that show ever since I can remember. The writing team for that show at that time in history was the best.
As for Green Acres, which many find a silly show, it is absurdist comedy TV at its best. And kudos to Eva Gabor for taking what could have been a throwaway roll and making it one of comedic genious. Seriously.
I Love Lucy
Green Acres
The Golden Girls
Will & Grace
These shows actually make me laugh out loud, no matter how many times I see the same episodes over and over again. I have to say that much of my sarcastic sense of humor comes from the early seasons of I Love Lucy. I have been watching that show ever since I can remember. The writing team for that show at that time in history was the best.
As for Green Acres, which many find a silly show, it is absurdist comedy TV at its best. And kudos to Eva Gabor for taking what could have been a throwaway roll and making it one of comedic genious. Seriously.
I thought it was rather brilliantly done, too, at times. A memorable cast of characters. My dad would watch it just to see what concoction came out of Eva Gabor's coffeepot. I'd watch it just to wait for Hank Kimball to come on the scene with his blend of literalness and tangents.
US
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Undeclared (short lived but awesome - Jay Baruchel, Charlie Hunnam, Carla Gallo & Seth Rogen before they were famous)
The Jack Benny Show
UK
Monty Python
The Inbetweeners
Shameless (first 3 seasons - went off the rails after that)
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Undeclared (short lived but awesome - Jay Baruchel, Charlie Hunnam, Carla Gallo & Seth Rogen before they were famous)
The Jack Benny Show
UK
Monty Python
The Inbetweeners
Shameless (first 3 seasons - went off the rails after that)
Dang! I forgot Moone Boy (UK/Irish)! That one really makes me laugh 
We love that show...Another Period.Just don't tell anybody because it would be the kiss of death for said show! I swear everything we like gets cancelled!
Oh, I quite forgot. I haven't seen that much of it, but I was quite fond of some episodes I saw of Garfunkel and Oates on IFC. Really creative.
That ALWAYS happened to me! It got to the pointthat one of my friends refused to recommend shows she liked
Finally, we cancelled cable and now basically just binge watch shows that have already had their finales.
Yeah I agree, they've sort of grown up haven't they
But still fun to watch.Of the other's in this thread mentioned: I remember I liked M*A*S*H, but I haven't watched it in ages so I've pretty much forgotten what it's about other than the setting.
Friends, Malcolm in the Middle and actually pretty much any other American TV-show don't do much for me. Married... with Children I used to like but when I watch it now... meh. Maybe it gets a bit old.
From the UK I like Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, Mr. Bean, and one that also hasn't been mentioned yet: Bottom.
Was that originally on MTV?
I don't know, sorry... my aunty had them all on tape (recorded from TV) and we would have them (& Faulty Towers) constantly running in the back ground when we were playing Yahtzee long into the night. I miss those days...