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ยป Recommend a classic tv show that has withstood the test of time.
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post 1611045761 07-19-2020, 08:53 AM
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Older shows:

Leave it to Beaver if you want a real look at how families were portrayed in the 50's.
Gilligan's Island was a masterpiece.
Different Strokes was one of the first to deal with racial issues.
M.A.S.H. dealt with war better than any show ever, especially as a comedy.

More "modern" ie eighties and nineties:

Cheers is still the GOAT in my opinion
Murder She Wrote
Quantum Leap
Star Trek TNG
post 1611052401 07-19-2020, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze
I'm a huge fan of Britcoms and some that have definitely stood the test of time are:
-Are you being served
-Red Dwarf
-Mr. Bean
-Monty Python
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post 1611053291 07-19-2020, 10:51 AM
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Mornin'....without reading any other submissions:

I don't care for any sitcoms.

Me....I'll throw out Perry Mason and Columbo.
Maybe even Mission Impossible....one of the very best (if hot the best) music themes ever written.
I can enjoy some comedy so if I were to make a selection in that genre it would be The 3 Stooges/Laural And Hardy.

We purchased Perry Mason Complete and Columbo Complete CD series about 5 years ago.
We've watched 'em all....great stuff from my subjective opinion.

Back to topic...
USMC: 1965-1969
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https://soundcloud.com/chulaivet1966
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post 1611119251 07-20-2020, 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Wayne
Mornin'....without reading any other submissions:

I don't care for any sitcoms.

Me....I'll throw out Perry Mason and Columbo.
Maybe even Mission Impossible....one of the very best (if hot the best) music themes ever written.
I can enjoy some comedy so if I were to make a selection in that genre it would be The 3 Stooges/Laural And Hardy.

We purchased Perry Mason Complete and Columbo Complete CD series about 5 years ago.
We've watched 'em all....great stuff from my subjective opinion.

Back to topic...
You watched on CD ? Neat trick

Columbo and Mission Impossible.

There was an episode of MI from about 1966 that had a goddam flat screen tv in it. Ridiculously clever people worked on some of these shows.
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