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By eddstarr At 01:49 On 03 May 2016 1937 Posts Timelord in Training	thecrow174 wrote : Kenan and Kel I get thirsty for orange soda everytime I see this. -end quote You're not the only one. I remember when Orange Crush really, really, really tasted Great! Quote Disable Sigs
By Mr Magic At 21:15 On 03 May 2016 13557 Posts	That was always fun to say lol. Everybody loves ALF. Quote Disable Sigs "If you think a 401K is your mother-in-law's bra size, you might be a redneck."
By eddstarr At 00:42 On 04 May 2016 1937 Posts Timelord in Training	thecrow174 wrote : That was always fun to say lol. Everybody loves ALF. -end quote Hey!!! No fair, you're always grabbing all the good sitcoms. Well I'm gonna post "Night Court". So There! Quote Disable Sigs
By Jrs1991 At 01:14 On 04 May 2016 1348 Posts Teenager With Attitude	Quote Disable Sigs
By eddstarr At 01:23 On 04 May 2016 1937 Posts Timelord in Training	Jrs1991 wrote : -end quote LMFAO!!! That's Brilliant - Made my Day! Quote Disable Sigs
By Mr Magic At 01:51 On 04 May 2016 13557 Posts	@edd: First come, first serve. I'll never call those guys who disappeared "mere fanboys" again. @Jrs: He's almost like a broken record lol. Yes, Dear Mike O' Malley may be a great game show host, but he's a lousy umpire. Quote Disable Sigs "If you think a 401K is your mother-in-law's bra size, you might be a redneck."
By eddstarr At 10:45 On 04 May 2016 1937 Posts Timelord in Training	thecrow174 wrote : @edd: First come, first serve. I'll never call those guys who disappeared "mere fanboys" again. @Jrs: He's almost like a broken record lol. Yes, Dear Mike O' Malley may be a great game show host, but he's a lousy umpire. -end quote Too Funny! And the best part is, Mr.O makes it look easy. Am I the only guy that thinks "Yes, Dear" was better than "Two and a Half Men"? Funny show and a great pick crow! Quote Disable Sigs
By Jrs1991 At 13:37 On 04 May 2016 1348 Posts Teenager With Attitude	Yes, Dear was a good show. I used to watch it a lot in the mid 2000's. And yes it was way better than two and a half men. Quote Disable Sigs
By eddstarr At 03:23 On 05 May 2016 1937 Posts Timelord in Training	Here's something that I mentioned several times over at Retro Junk, Seattle has two PBS stations covering the same broadcast area, KBTC Tacoma and KCTS Seattle. As a result, the Greater Seattle region was flooded with television series from the UK. Some shows were conventional while others were unbelievable. And then there was "Father Ted". Guys, I don't know where to begin. "Father Ted" was a show beyond rational comedy, you just sorta watched in stunned disbelief. YouTube clips do not do the show justice, ya have to watch entire episodes and get to know the show and its characters. Like "Green Acres", Father Ted began as a conventional comedy, but by season 2 and 3 the show entered a bizarre dimension of comedy you have to see to believe, or not believe. If you've never seen Father Ted, here is a "tame" clip from the show. Quote Disable Sigs
By Mr Magic At 12:33 On 05 May 2016 13557 Posts	Fresh Prince of Bel-Air definitely deserves a mention. Will's lost it. Quote Disable Sigs "If you think a 401K is your mother-in-law's bra size, you might be a redneck."

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