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The Bar => The Lounge => Topic started by: seabelle on April 08, 2009, 08:20:21 PM
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Bill O'Reilly wants to know for a future segment on American Icons.
You can vote here....http://www.billoreilly.com/
There's no direct link to the survey, which is a simple white box to type in your funniest show choice.
I voted for I Love Lucy ;)
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Countdown with Keith Olbermann.
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Seinfeld
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A tie between the Beverly Hillbillies and WKRP in Cincinnati.
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Laugh In.
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CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
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WKRP in Cinncinnati
Soap
M*A*S*H
The first season of SNL
Busom Buddies
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WKRP in Cinncinnati
Soap
M*A*S*H
The first season of SNL
Busom Buddies
I thought Busom Buddies was a hilarious show when it was on. I caught a repeat a couple of years ago on some obscure cable channel. It was the lamest thing I'd ever seen. It was a flat snore.
That taught me sometimes our memories fail to mature as we do.
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A few of my favorites:
Arrested Development
SCTV
South Park
Married with Children
Kids in the Hall
Newhart
Black Adder
MST3K
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Psych on USA channel. There have been several episodes that have left me laying on the floor laughing.
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Dharma and Greg ... loved this one .... Dharma (Jenna Elfman) was a hoot ...
and Agree with airwolf ... SOAP was a great one too
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Carol Burnett Show.
I loved to watch Tim Conway make Harvey Corman laugh during a "serious" skit.
[youtube=425,350]O_gG3ajNc4s[/youtube]
And then there was this one:
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Gotta go with Carol Burnett, I think.
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:thatsright:
How could I have forgotten that one?
Then again, this was pretty damned funny too...
[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNCUgFeIjyM[/youtube]
But you're a MAN!
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OK. I just watched a 54 year old episode of "I Love Lucy" on the Hallmark Channel. I laughed out loud. That's got to mean something. Here's the line that got me to LOL:
Ricky: "Did you call Ethel a hippopotamus?"
Lucy: "Noo. I just intimated she's a little hippy - but now that I look at her she does have the biggest potamus I've ever seen."
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Lucy (to Ethel as Lucy's leaving the Mertz's apartment in a huff): "Happy birthday. I hope you live another seventy-five years."
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Classic timeless stuff.
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NHSparky, I'm a MSTy, too! I even have a collection like some dork. :-) I loved that show, though nobody else I know "gets" it.
Have to also agree with Carol Burnett, Newhart, and Kids.
Does anybody about 37-45 years old remember something called "Mad Movies?" It ran on Saturday nights in about 1987 or 88. They would dub other dialogue onto movies and I laughed endlessly. Maybe it was the beer.
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Thanks for the Medicare
For Blue Cross and Blue Shield
For a hip that finally healed
Remember on prescription generic is a steal
We thank you
So much
-Sophia Petrillo, singing to the tune of "Thanks For The Memories".
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OK. I just watched a 54 year old episode of "I Love Lucy" on the Hallmark Channel. I laughed out loud. That's got to mean something. Here's the line that got me to LOL:
Ricky: "Did you call Ethel a hippopotamus?"
Lucy: "Noo. I just intimated she's a little hippy - but now that I look at her she does have the biggest potamus I've ever seen."
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Lucy (to Ethel as Lucy's leaving the Mertz's apartment in a huff): "Happy birthday. I hope you live another seventy-five years."
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Classic timeless stuff.
Lucille Ball is my all time favorite actress. I watched all her tv shows and most of her movies. Her last one "Stone Pillow" was painful to watch because of the part she played (and she played it very well) & I gained a new respect for her depth of talent.
http://everythinglucy.youns.com/filmography.asp?offset=80
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Kids in the Hall
I miss my Canadian Sketch Comedy :bawl: