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  1. 09-07-2005, 06:58 AM #41
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    Ozone, It was called The Ghoul Show.
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    Originally posted by coolwhip
    Ozone, It was called The Ghoul Show.
    That doesn't sound familiar. I think it came to me....
    The Buster Brown Show with Andy Devine.
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    Oh yeah, Dobie Gillis.
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    Psychrometrics: the very foundation of HVAC. A comfort troubleshooter's best friend.
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    Saturday Night Live (back when Akroyd, Curtain, Murray, Belushi were on)
    Monty Python's Flying Circus
    Bewitched
    Adam 12
    Tom & Jerry (MGM - pre Chuck Jones or Hanna Barbera)
    Warner Bros. cartoons
    M*A*S*H
    I Dream of Jeannie
    Munsters
    Rocky & Bullwinkle
    Dark Shadows
    Speed Racer
    The Electric Company
    Welcome Back, Kotter
    Taxi
    Barney Miller
    Carter Country
    Mary Tyler Moore Show
    Lou Grant
    Dick Van Dyke Show
    The White Shadow
    James at 15/16
    Dukes of Hazzard

    ...many more
    Psychrometrics: the very foundation of HVAC. A comfort troubleshooter's best friend.
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    Show of shows

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    Hit Parade

    Grand ole Opry
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    You have to be an old fart to remember watching these:

    Death Valley Days (with Ronald Reagan as host)
    Sgt Preston of the Yukon
    Zorro
    Range Rider
    Mickey Mouse Club (w/Jimmie Dodd and Roy)
    Ding Dong School (w/Miss Francis)
    Burns and Allen Show
    The Milton Berle Show
    The Red Skelton Show
    What's My Line
    Ted Mack's Amateur Hour
    This is Your Life
    People Are Funny (Art Linkletter)

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    Yeah SelfEmployed

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    Dragnet TheFigative TwilightZone Outer Limits
    Outer Limits, now your talking!
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    Did I Miss It?

    The Time Tunnel was also one of my favorites.
    I pray not for an easy life but that I be a strong person.
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    Green Hornet.
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    Smile Just finished watching a movie

    It was called 'A gathering of old men'. Bigbird I do remember that colored sheet to put on the black and white tv.
    Prodject Terror
    Twilite Zone
    Alfred Hitchcock

    There was this cartoon with this lion, Snaggle puss and itchy brother. Itchy brother was scratching all the time.

    Then there was this muskrat named "Muskie". He was blind and when he came out of his hole, he all ways said, "Whats happening, Whats happening?"


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    Originally posted by coolwhip
    Rockford files
    Avengers
    Green Hornet
    Koleshak the Night Stalker
    McMillen and Wife
    Baretta
    Zigmund and the Sea Monsters
    Bananna Splits
    UFO
    Ark One
    Doctor Who
    Benny Hill
    Laugh Inn
    The Gong Show
    Soupy Sales
    Kung Fu
    Sir Graves Ghastly
    Scream Theater
    Twilight Zone
    The Ghoul ( stay sick or turn blue )
    The Odd Couple
    Police Woman
    Monty Pythons Flying Circus
    Hulahan & Big Chuck
    In Search Of
    Battle Star Galactica
    Wonder Woman
    Marvel Comics Cartoons
    Thundar the Barbarian
    Space Ghost
    Jhonny Quest
    Thunder Birds
    Herculoids
    Shmoo
    Captain Kangaroo
    Project Bluebook
    The Young Ones
    Justice League
    The Hulk


    Its all good!!!
    you were able to watch that much t.v.

    I had to work back then,, I got to watch maybe 10 or 15 min of the shows above total.

    I was an endendured slave


    you were spoiled brat
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    Barney Miller
    Mash
    McGyver
    Dukes of Hazzard
    Incredible Hulk

    As lame as this sounds:
    Lawrence Welk Show (remember watching it with dad and grandma)
    Original 60 Minutes
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    Do you recall a TV program called "One Step Beyond"? It was similar to Outer Limits.
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  20. 09-07-2005, 06:39 PM #59
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    OH DAMN, I can't forget the best of them all

    THE MUPPET SHOW
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    Yes,one step beyond
    the twilight zone
    abbott & castello
    laurel & hardy
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