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"Freaks and Geeks"
Frasier.
Finished it last night. It's well worth the hunt. I had never heard of it until I stumbled on the discs at a thrift store...a very lucky find!Originally Posted by Touchofevil
About ten episodes of Hogan's Heroes. I'm still recovering from my hysterectomy and a marathon of Hogan's is just what the doctor ordered.
[QUOTE=V.C. Brunswick;1443461]Then there's my favorite episode of In Search Of...
They are here to try to prevent the dystopian society that is just around the corner. Welcome them.
People think they are so rebellious and original, when really they are just banal, boring and dumb.
Oy vey.
Last show? Paula Deen. Why? Not sure.
"If you can make a girl laugh, you can make her do anything." -- Marilyn Monroe
Supernatural, season four (we have the series so far 1 through 6).
Mad Men.
A made-for-television mini-series called Titanic, starring Tim Curry among others. The plot was a bit soap opera, but it was fun. The whole was considerably better than the James Cameron monstrosity, but then so's a kick in the teeth. Also, unlike Julian Fellow's recent effort for the UK's ITV channel, it correctly fingered the coward Ismay as being to blame for the ship sailing so quickly in ice-infested waters, rather than Captain Smith whom Ismay and his cronies cravenly scape-goated after the event, when the poor man was not around to defend himself.
If in doubt - overdress.
Vivienne Westwood
Just caught up on last night's episode of Mad Men. Last night was another marathon of Hogan's.
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