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If anyone says I have anything wrong with me with what Im about to say I say 
on you!
Back in the good old days there were old shows on. Some of my favorites to watch was Designing Women, Soap, One Day at a Time, Maude, and Golden Girls.
I dont know about you, but these funny classics really bring back the memories and wonder if any of them ever made it to the DVD releases?
Dorothy-BBY
Hey hockeycanuckjc -
This post made me reminisce and laugh. I used to LOVE Designing Women and the Golden Girls! I personally am a huge fan of the old Laverne and Shirley, Happy Days, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Munsters, Cheers, Mork & Mindy, Different Strokes, The Facts of Life.
I could go on for days...but now I just want to go watch some TBS!
If only I could get the "Gilligan's Island" theme out of my head....
Dorothy
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I guess "classic" is a relative term, but some shows I wish I could watch regularly would be
1. Wonder Years
2. Boy Meets World (I infact had a conversation via FaceBook about this show)
3. All in the Family (on TVLand but not often enough)
4.Not a classic but Kenny vs. Spenny is VERY funny!
That is all for now, but I am sure there are others.
Does anyone remember the EXTREMELY short show called "The Rerun Show" I believed it aired initially on NBC, but was such a nightmare that it was moved to VH1 after 1 or 2 weeks, and then cancelled. It was actually pretty funny.
I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody.
Aaron-BBY
Hey everyone,
Those of you that spent a lot of time watching PBS (and more recently BBC America) would recognize this one: Are You Being Served?
The thing that I remember most vividly about the series, of course, is Mrs. Slocombe's ever-changing hair color.
As far as Golden Girls, Designing Women and Soap are concerned though they have all been released in DVD format over the past couple of years:
Hope this helps you out!
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