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[Francis_3]

Does anyone recall the show "Unsub". It was an FBI type show that stared the actor who played Tony on Days of Our Lives.  I think it came on around the same time as a revamped yet short lived Mission Impossible.

The new show Criminal Minds reminds me of "Unsub" with it's ragtag team of misfit FBI agents run my a super intelligent recluse. I think the show lasted about four episodes so I won't be surprised if I was the only one who watched it.

[mrspopcornsupriz]

I dont'remember Unsub at all.  I do remember Smal Wonders and Day by Day.  I didn't remember Julia Louis Dreyfus, but I remember Courtney Thorne Smith being on the show.

Anyone remember Sister Kate.  Jason Priestley was on that show.

[kayo]

I'm not sure if this is the correct thread to post this under, but here goes:

Does anyone remember the show "Bosom Buddies" with a very young Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari? Well, my husband and I are trying to find out the name of the episode where Tom Hanks' character goes to get a tattoo (he ends up with just a dot because he freaks out). If anyone has a clue, I'd appreciate it!

[Jem]

I only found one reference to a tattoo at http://epguides.com/BosomBuddies/

"The Slightly Illustrated Man"
Amy and Kip decide they will get tattoos to show their devotion to Henry and Sonny.

That's all I could find.

[kayo]

THAT'S IT!!! Jem, what would we do without you? Thank you so, so much!      

[Jem]

Most welcome.  

[wash ur face]

I think I remember Rag to Riches.  Wasn't that Big-headed Tisha Campbell on the show?

Bosom Buddies still comes on TBS early Saturday mornings.

[Scuba]

wasn't rags to riches the one where the rich guy adopted the girls?  or was that something like chantilly lace?  i can't remember.
and yes, day by day......that was a good show!

does anyone remember second noah?  LOVED THAT SHOW!

[chichi]

LMAO @ The Littlest Hobo, I remember it. Same with Small Wonder, I LOVED that show!

How about "My Two Dads"?

Anyone in Canada or Australia remember the show "Skippy"? About the kangaroo, then they would air the French version on other channels and he would be called "Kippy" ROFL.

[Scuba]

degrassi jr. high or degrassi high.  not the new degrassi that's on now, but the old show with spike and joey and snake and the gang?  used to LOVE that show!

[chichi]

Don't forget Wheels! LOL

ETA Does anyone know where to pick up a copy of Zit Remedy's Greatest Hits?

[Scuba]

HA!! that's right!  wasn't he the one who almost got molested by the dude in the car when he ran away?
and what were the twins names??

oh, and i bet i could sing that stupid theme song.......

when i wake up in the morning, gotta shake that feeling, gotta face a day of schoool....
what's to be afraid of, i can ask a question, maybe even bend the rules..........

[Blue_Rose]

Okay! How about this one? Does anyone remember a show called "Sky King"??? It was in black and white, sometime in the 60's I think.

[cvasqu03]

OK, while on the subject of Rags to Riches, it was actually a weekly comedy musical.  Every onece in a while the cast would break out in song.  This reminded me of two other shows;

Hull High;  typical high school dramedy except that they all occasionally broke out into song.

Cop Rock; gritty police drama a la Hill Street Blues, except that they all occasionally broke out into song (yes I'm serious).

Does anyone remember Equal Justice?  Man, I loved that show, it was about some NY Prosecutors and a couple of public defenders.  It had Sarah Jessica Parker, Joe Morton, Jane Kazmarek, Jon Tenney, Stanley Tucci, and Deborah Farentino.  It came out about the same time the L.A. Law was on, and was far better, but just never caught on.  

How about Space: above and beyond?  Despite the hokey sounding title it was an aswome series about a group of U.S. space marines fighting in a losing war against an alien race that was decimating human colonies and threatening earth itself.  This was all taking place less than a generation after an A.I. war where humans had just barely survived a rebellion by artificial intelligence droids they'd created as servants.  The A.I war had already reduced the human population to the point they started making genetically engineered humans called in-vitros which were now suffering discrimination from the rest of the human population as the war with the aliens (called the chigs) started.
       The pilot episode actually showed them going through basic training with none other than R. Lee Ermey playing the  drill seargeant.  The backstory to this thing was so well thought out and intricate, it really put this show in a class by itself.  It was awsome, and ended on a cliffhanger, but was never renewed for a second season (I hate it when that happens).

[Rejuvenated]

Okay! How about this one? Does anyone remember a show called "Sky King"??? It was in black and white, sometime in the 60's I think.

Wow!!  that goes way way back, its one of the first shows I remember watching as a little girl, that and Lassie.  I just searched it on imdb to check the dates, it aired from '51-'62.

[nursie]

when i was a kid, i was fascinated by ghost stories, horror shows....but back then it wasnt the kind of horror like texas chainsaw massacre...

i remember watching: twilight zone (of course),night gallery,Dark Room (it was only one season, but the episode with Claude Aikens-aka Sherrif Lobo-chopping off the legs of a homeless man really freaked me out then and now)...for a short while our local station had Hammer House of Horror---which was really gory for early 80's television....my family lived in st petersberg florida from 1976-1979 and every Saturday after riding my bike with my friends pretending to be either Charlies Angels girls or the CHIPS motor police i'd come in and watch Creature Feature with Dr Paul Bearer-and i was sooo scared of both him and the old hokey scarey movies they showed.....i was 9 when we moved away, but i got to meet the now late Dr Paul Bearer on a trip back to florida when i was 18 and he kissed my hand

[Ragozy]

Sky King...Wow! Flicka...Lassie....Father Knows Best....and the Beaver!

Hey, how about "Mann and Machine?"

[Dade]

Looks like a good place for this.................

Courtesy of: TV GUIDE, TODAYS NEWS: OUR TAKE

Favorite Martian, Invisible Man Live On, Online
Classic television series including My Favorite Martian, I Spy, Daniel Boone and The Invisible Man, as well as kid-skewed fare such as The Gumby Show, are heading for digital distribution hubs such as Google Video and iTunes. I don't know, watching a black-and-white Ray Walston on the Internet just seems so... wrong.  

Posted by  Matt Webb Mitovich 11/10/06 8:56 AM

[yath]

Some old ones.....I think from the 70's....I have them on tape

All in The Family
Mash
Cheers

And more recently, Arrested Development---one of the funniest ever, for some reason didn't survive.

Sorry...posted theses in the wrong place....meant them in best Comedy category....

Still...all are worth mentioning antwhere!!

Sorry...posted theses in the wrong place....meant them in best Comedy category....

Still...all are worth mentioning antwhere!!

one of those days.....too tired to be posting......
sorry about the repeats.....i plead sleep-deprivation.....

[ART VAN DELAY]

Yes I remember SKY KING he was a rancher thet flew a plane and had a neice named Penney, it ran in the late '50s and early 60's