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Lame TV Shows You Used to Watch

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Romanowski;2106832; said:
I watched all three of those along with the Dukes of Hazzard and The A-Team when I was a kid.

As far as sitcoms went, I watched Night Court for some reason. I always thought Bull was 8 feet tall too.
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I watched Night Court and A-Team. I honestly never really got into the Dukes of Hazzard.
 
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Best Buckeye;2106762; said:
The gong show.
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Hey Chucky Chucky Chucky

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Plus they gave us Gene, Gene the Dancing Machine

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Crump's brother;2106877; said:
Night Court is one of the best shows of the 80s.
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Indeed. Reinhold "Dan" Fielding Elmore is the greatest television comedy character from that decade.

Speaking of Dan Fielding, anyone remember John Larroquette's own comedy, where he played a recovering alcoholic who managed a bus station? That show was brilliant, but for some reason never took off.
 
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buckeyegrad;2106894; said:
Indeed. Reinhold "Dan" Fielding Elmore is the greatest television comedy character from that decade.

Speaking of Dan Fielding, anyone remember John Larroquette's own comedy, where he played a recovering alcoholic who managed a bus station? That show was brilliant, but for some reason never took off.
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Oh, I remember it. It also featured Daryl "Chill" Mitchell if I recall correctly...

Was a big fan of Bob and June Wheeler. "We ate the Necco wafer" was priceless.
 
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buckeyegrad;2106894; said:
Indeed. Reinhold "Dan" Fielding Elmore is the greatest television comedy character from that decade.

Speaking of Dan Fielding, anyone remember John Larroquette's own comedy, where he played a recovering alcoholic who managed a bus station? That show was brilliant, but for some reason never took off.
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Never watched in in production, but they ran re-runs of it on USA for quite a while.

Crump's brother;2106900; said:
Oh, I remember it. It also featured Daryl "Chill" Mitchell if I recall correctly...
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Sure enough. When he could still walk.
 
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BayBuck;2106944; said:
I was recently reading this great interview of Bronson Pinchot and was amazed to realize that "Perfect Strangers" went on for 8 seasons and 150 episodes! Not bad for an awesomely lame TV show.
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Holy shit theres another show I used to watch. Totally forgot about it. Growing Pains was another one. R.I.P. Boner
 
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