| Re: Knowing when to pack it in [message #225237] |
Mo, 13 Februar 2006 23:10 |
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Jack Bauer's Spunky Sidekick, Ian J. Ball wrote:
> In article <dsonr6$1gr$1 [at] news.datemas.de>,
> "karl" <kona-karl [at] hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>"Slayah" <Slayah [at] hellmouth.com> wrote in message
>>news:afRHf.6393$Lp2.4487 [at] news-wrt-01.rdc-nyc.rr.com...
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>>>Ronnie wrote:
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>>>>"karl" <kona-karl [at] hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>>>> In general the worst offenders of not knowing when to pack it in:
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>>>>> Simpson's
>>>>> ER
>>>>> Happy Days
>>>>> MASH
>>>>> Saturday Night Live
>>>>> Family Ties
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>>>>Roseanne
>>>>The Cosby Show
Ew. The "Cousin Pam" season. *barf*
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>>>That 70's Show
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>>NYPD Blue
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> Disagree on this last one. "Blue" was still good at the end.
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- That '70s Show
- Malcolm In The Middle that was a 5-year limited series TOPS!
- (probably) The Simpsons
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| Re: Knowing when to pack it in [message #225308 ] |
Do, 16 Februar 2006 21:15 |
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"Turn On". Most stations didn't even show the 2nd half hour of the 1st
episode.
Aaron Xpac3 Mvx3vm
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| Re: Knowing when to pack it in [message #225312 ] |
Fr, 17 Februar 2006 03:06 |
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"aaronhirshberg [at] yahoo.com" <aaronhirshberg [at] yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Turn On". Most stations didn't even show the 2nd half hour of the 1st
> episode.
When is this coming to DVD? I've heard that the sponsers demanded that
it never be shown again. It has something to do with sex and robots, or
something.
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| Re: Knowing when to pack it in [message #225320 ] |
Fr, 17 Februar 2006 07:20 |
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In alt.tv.simpsons on Thu, 16 Feb 2006, Walter Traprock wrote :
>"aaronhirshberg [at] yahoo.com" <aaronhirshberg [at] yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> "Turn On". Most stations didn't even show the 2nd half hour of the 1st
>> episode.
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>When is this coming to DVD? I've heard that the sponsers demanded that
>it never be shown again. It has something to do with sex and robots, or
>something.
Sounds like a very short-lived British show called Hardwicke House,
which IIRC actually showed a more realistic depiction of school life
than any other show about school.
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Paul 'Charts Fan' Hyett
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