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i havent watched a different world since it aired in the early 90's
i notice its on netflix and was thinking about watching, but i dont know if it would keep my interest now...maybe ill catch some random episodes sometime
i havent watched a different world since it aired in the early 90's
i notice its on netflix and was thinking about watching, but i dont know if it would keep my interest now...maybe ill catch some random episodes sometime
i remember having a crush on freddy and lena
LOL, I watched it on Netflix a couple of days ago. It's funny, in a nostalgic sort of way. I really liked Marissa Tomei and Lisa Bonet on the show, so I was bummed that they left early on. I liked Jalisa and Kim and I liked how Dewayne's relationship with Whitley developed.
MASH - The first two years it was similar to the far-superior film -- witty, fast-paced, irreverent -- but as time went on it pandered to the lowest common denominator and became the Alan Alda Show.
I remember in the 80s: Valerie Harper's show was "Valerie." Then she left, and it became "Valerie's Family." Then they just changed it to "The Hogan Family." I kind of think that if you start a TV show as a vehicle for a particular actor, and that actor leaves, you should end the TV show. But that's just me.
I remember in the 80s: Valerie Harper's show was "Valerie." Then she left, and it became "Valerie's Family." Then they just changed it to "The Hogan Family." I kind of think that if you start a TV show as a vehicle for a particular actor, and that actor leaves, you should end the TV show. But that's just me.
when i think of valerie/hogan family i think of the episode where bateman took the pilot uniform and went to the bar
why the hell is that particular episode stuck in my head
The NBC comedy series Nurses underwent a major transformation. What was originally a comfortable companion piece to The Golden Girls and Empty Nest on Saturday nights, Nurses suffered as it experienced yearly cast overhauls. Originally an ensemble piece similar to "It's A Living set in a hospital", it eventually became a star vehicle for Loni Anderson (the hospital administrator), with the nurses (remember them?) playing the supporting roles to her and to David Rasche (as a white-collar criminal doing community service at the hospital).
The NBC comedy series Nurses underwent a major transformation. What was originally a comfortable companion piece to The Golden Girls and Empty Nest on Saturday nights, Nurses suffered as it experienced yearly cast overhauls. Originally an ensemble piece similar to "It's A Living set in a hospital", it eventually became a star vehicle for Loni Anderson (the hospital administrator), with the nurses (remember them?) playing the supporting roles to her and to David Rasche (as a white-collar criminal doing community service at the hospital).
Oh, I remember Nurses! I'd completely forgotten about that show. I don't remember much of it and I know I didn't watch it for very long.
All in the Family. The last years were only a shadow of the first five years.
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