Shows You'd Like to See that You Haven't in a While

[catsrule]

Early Edition
I Dream of Jeannie
Hope & Faith
Family Affair
Dag
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction?
Gilligan's Island
Yes, Minister/Yes, Prime Minister
Complete Savages
The Lyon's Den
Joan of Arcadia
Welcome to New York
Caroline in the City
TVLand's Top Ten
Mister Sterling

[vtunie]

Yes (Prime) Minister was EXCELLENT!!! I'm with you on that one!

[Mikado]

M*A*S*H (Thx a LOT Global for replacing "Prime" with "TV Crapolis"* and sending M*A*S*H to the digital pay channel :mad: ) *TV Tropolis, actually!

Make a Wish- simply the best children's program EVER (But an adult could appreciate just as much)

That Girl

Woody Woodpecker show- The segments with Walter Lanz were a lot
of fun

Jacques Cousteau specials

Mean Business- A new years special on the strip clubs of Toronto :lol:

[friendsfan77]

Yes (Prime) Minister was EXCELLENT!!! I'm with you on that one!
Hopefully your PBS station will run that if they run British comedies. I wish mine would air May to December. I haven't seen that in forever.

Other shows would be:
Gimme A Break
Webster
Newhart
Dynasty
That Girl
Silver Spoons
Valerie/The Hogan Family (I wish ABC Family would air this show all the way through at least ONCE)

[friendsfan77]

M*A*S*H (Thx a LOT Global for replacing "Prime" with "TV Crapolis"* and sending M*A*S*H to the digital pay channel ) *TV Tropolis, actually!
Too bad you don't get Hallmark, TV Land or eventually in the fall ION, since they are all airing the show at some point.

[Jude The Obscure]

Make a Wish- simply the best children's program EVER (But an adult could appreciate just as much)



Yes--I remember that one!
Also Big Blue Marble. Animals, Animals, Animals (hosted by Hal Linden) and 3-2-1 Contact (the first season).

[dawsongirl]

Blossom

[Mikado]

Animals, Animals, Animals (hosted by Hal Linden)< That's the show that replaced Make a Wish.....a pox on it! :mad: ;) :p

[friendsfan77]

Blossom
I agree with this one. I had the feeling I was leaving a show off my list.

[megamanj2004]

Maude
Empty Nest
Adam-12
Simon & Simon - (Since I can't get the Slueth channel, hopefully someone else besides TV Land runs this show all the way through at least once and at least past S1.)
Hill Street Blues - (I only have copies of about 4 eps. post-1982 burned onto CD's and I didn't see this show on a regular basis when it was last reran)
St. Elsewhere - (I saw it a few times when I was flipping through channels on Bravo and I wish this show gets reran on a regular basis again).
Chico and the Man - Only saw it on special marathons
"CHiPs" - Last time i saw this show regularly was on TBS in the wee hours of the morning in the early 2000s.

[ryan423]

Blossom
Brotherly Love (I downloaded most of season 2 but would love to get the four eps I'm missing from season 2 and season 1.)
Run of The House (Once again, I have a few episodes but not all. Short-lived WB show that didnt get the credit it deserved.)
Everwood (Seasons 2-4 that never came to DVD)
Raising Dad

I feel I'm forgetting a lot, lmao.

[chris31989]

I haven't seen these shows in almost 8 years. It's time they return to TV:

Empty Nest (Lifetime can easily acquire the show and put it alongside it's parent show, Golden Girls. No offense, but Still Standing and Reba have simply not enough episodes to keep rotating in like four hour time slots every day.)

Blossom(ABC Family would give me a reason to watch again. The show would fit well with almost any of the sitcoms currently on the network.)

Petticoat Junction(TVLand now has the Beverly Hillbillies and also has Green Acres. Why not add this one to the mix?)

[vtunie]

77 Sunset Strip!

Saw maybe 10 episodes a LONG time ago. Fantastic pre-James Bond action/thriller; witty and quite amazingly suspenseful.

To friendsfan77: yeah, well, the PBS station they relay here does NOT show Yes Minister. Nor do we get most of these rerun American cable channels. And Canadian TV is wa-a-a-y too serious to do simple entertainment well.
(i'd love to put a smilie here, but it's hard to find the right one! :) )

[friendsfan77]

Empty Nest (Lifetime can easily acquire the show and put it alongside it's parent show, Golden Girls. No offense, but Still Standing and Reba have simply not enough episodes to keep rotating in like four hour time slots every day.)

there's another good one I forgot about. I'd love to see this. I agree with the sentiments about SS and Reba. I love Reba but it's not neccessary to air the show as much as they do.

[goingghostal]

REALLY going to reveal my age, here, with my selections:

Non-sitcoms:

Have Gun Will Travel
Wanted Dead or Alive
Rawhide
Cisco Kid {and Pancho....LOL! Have to include him}.....Now this would be a
show that I would NOT want to view on a
regular basis if presented the opportunity. It
would be great for a few laughs! Plenty of
camera "sped-up" fast action "low-branching"
falls from horses in a pile of dust, knock down
drag out brawls, etc. The stunt men for that
show certainly didn't starve. However, the
acting absolutely stunk on ice, but great
therapy for saddness! Ridiculously humorous!

The Adventures of Superman
Batman
The Invaders {starring Roy Thinnis}
The Outer Limits
Wise Guy
Midnight Caller
The Equalizer


Comedy:

The Three Stooges {18 minute episodes...although I have every one on DVD}


Sitcoms:

Hogan's Heroes
WKRP in Cincinnati

[wkomorow]

Mine would be:

Hazel
Dennis the Menace
Newhart
(remember when BBC America had britcoms weekend afternoons)
Only Fools and Horses
Dad's Army
Some Mothers do 'ave them
Britta's Empire
Dinnerladies


And Yes Minister was great

[LeeBlue]

I'd enjoy watching sitcoms from the 70's and 80's -- wish a network would show these again!!

Barney Miller
Mr. Belvedere
Perfect Strangers
The Odd Couple
WKRP in Cincinnati

[Tubehead]

tv shows
Hanging with mr cooper
California dreams
Kung fu : the legend continues
Ealry edition coming on dvd this summer
the lucy show
now and aging
getsmart
welcome back,kottoer
Batman tv show with adam west
Petticoat Junction
court ship of eddes father
Night court
Are you afraid of the dark?


cartoons:
Dension the meance
heathcliff
garfield
spider-man 1990's cartoon
X-Men 1990's cartoon
mummpet babies
teeange mutant ninja turtles
tiny toons
duck tales
goof troop
Doug

[Mikado]

Also.......

Dennis the Menace (50s live action version)
Lost in Space
Batman
Get Smart
Barney Miller
Mickey Mouse Club (50s version)
The Mouse Factory
Discovery
Twilight Zone

[Brieannas21]

Webster
Mary Tyler Moore
Rhoda
Dragnet
F-Troop
Dick Van Dyke Show

[Mikado]

Mary Tyler Moore
Dragnet
Dick Van Dyke Showoh yeah..add those to my ever-growing list TOO :lol:

[Classicshowsgurl15]

The Wonder Years
Mr. Belvedere
My Three Sons
The Dick Van Dyke Show
Head of the Class
The Facts of Life

[Furienna]

Sister Sister
Blossom
Hangin' with Mr Cooper
Step by step.

[catsrule]

Webster
Mary Tyler Moore
Rhoda
Dragnet
F-Troop
Dick Van Dyke ShowYou can see Mary Tyler Moore and Dragnet online on Comcast's site. They're two of the 150+ shows offered free online.

[Jude The Obscure]

Animals, Animals, Animals (hosted by Hal Linden)< That's the show that replaced Make a Wish.....a pox on it! :mad: ;) :p


oh well, sorry you feel that way :happyface I think that show had one of the greatest theme songs for a children's show.

[AB]

Love On A Roof Top
He & She
Here Come The Brides
Love American Style
Mannix
Petticoat Junction
The Twilight Zone
Night Gallery
The Partridge Family

[treky]

You can see Mary Tyler Moore and Dragnet online on Comcast's site. They're two of the 150+ shows offered free online.
which "DRAGNET"? The black-and-white 50s one, or the color 60s one?

[treky]

THE PATTY DUKE SHOW
MY 3 SONS
GREEN ACRES
THE ODD COUPLE
GET SMART
DRAGNET (both versions)
ADAM 12
McHALES NAVY
MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY/THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW
THAT GIRL
HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL
THE GUNS OF WILL SONNETT
THE FUGITIVE (1960s version)
the early, black-and-white, half hour "GUNSMOKE" episodes.
THE JACK BENNY SHOW
YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS
THAT GIRL
MY FAVORITE MARTIAN
THE AVENGERS
MAVERICK
THE SAINT
WALT DISNEY PRESENTS
WALT DISNEYS DISNEYLAND
DISNEYS WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR
PETTICOAT JUNCTION

[catsrule]

which "DRAGNET"? The black-and-white 50s one, or the color 60s one?the color one with Harry Morgan

[megamanj2004]

Maude
Empty Nest
Adam-12
Simon & Simon - (Since I can't get the Slueth channel, hopefully someone else besides TV Land runs this show all the way through at least once and at least past S1.)
Hill Street Blues - (I only have copies of about 4 eps. post-1982 burned onto CD's and I didn't see this show on a regular basis when it was last reran)
St. Elsewhere - (I saw it a few times when I was flipping through channels on Bravo and I wish this show gets reran on a regular basis again).
Chico and the Man - Only saw it on special marathons
"CHiPs" - Last time i saw this show regularly was on TBS in the wee hours of the morning in the early 2000s.

Updating my list:
Mr. Belvedere - (I loved that theme song! Haven't seen it in almost 20 years now.)
Mannix - (I've only seen 2 eps. and I think I have one S1 ep. burned to CD from the second episode. Surprised that this show didn't make the Me-TV skeds.)
Newhart (1980s) - (Mostly eps. from S2-S4 and haven't seen this version in a long while).

[friendsfan77]

^ I haven't seen Mr. Belvedere since the mid '90's at least. It'd be great to see that again.

[Mikado]

oh well, sorry you feel that way :happyface I think that show had one of the greatest theme songs for a children's show.
Well, I'm sure Animals(3) was a fine show (I never watched it), but, the thing is, it replaced Make a Wish, which was simply the greatest children's/teens TV show, in history, EVER......so, a pox on it! :lol: