Shows You Never Saw But Always Wanted To See

[JT]

What are they?
With me it's:

That Girl-I watched the TV-Ography on it and I wanted to see more because it was too funny!I also learned that the show could have lasted up to 1974!!!!

Rhoda-I saw only two episodes.I always loved Rhoda on MTM so I loved it just by watching two episodes.

Phyllis-Look above.

Barney Miller-Radical theme,great premise.I saw some of it at a hotel in Mississippi but we left before I saw the ending.

Angie-I'm guessing this was a ratings winner but the network pulled it off.I saw Debralee and Donna on Match Game and they were like "From Angie Debralee Scott!!!!!" like people watched it.It also has a very good premise.

Many Many Many Many Many Many Many Many Many Many Many Others!!!!!!!!!!

[Sean Snow]

"Angie"
"Alice"
"Archie Bunker's Place"
"That Girl"
"Gloria"
"The Ropers"
"Three's a Crowd"
"The Lucy Show"
"Here's Lucy"
"What's Happening!"
"Sanford and Son"
"One Day at a Time"
"The New Dick Van Dyke Show"
"Life With Lucy"
"Too Close for Comfort"
"Hearts Afire"
"Hooperman"
"My Sister Sam"
"Mr. Belvedere"
"The Hogan Family"
"Rhoda"
"Phyllis"

[JT]

You never saw "Alice"?
I feel sorry for you.It is one of my favoritist shows....I remember back when TNN showed it every weekday at 5 and 5:30 central.I was hooked!!!!!!
How long have you had TVLand?Obviously not since last year.Sanford and Son was on their every evening.I agree with most of you list.I saw "Hogan Family" once when it was on PAX.But unfortunantly for me it was the last time they were airing it.I thought it was a drama because the TVWeek but it as an hour when it was really two half hour shows.I forgot to mention "The Mothers-In-Law" I read the premise over at www.timvp.com/tv.html (http://www.timvp.com/tv.html) and it seems like a great show.But like I said:Many Many Many Many Many etc. more!!!!!!

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[DJM77]

Bridget Loves Bernie
That's My Mama
Archie Bunker's Place
Hello Larry

[Krisalicious]

Three's A Crowd
The Ropers
Archie Bunker's Place
Good Times
Punky Brewster
Hello, Larry
Growing Pains
Family Ties[i saw ONE and only ONE episode!!!]

[Sean Snow]

JT, I've had TV Land since June 2000, but I didn't get hooked on it until earlier this year!

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[sitcomsrule]

sitcomsgurl! ur lucky.

growing pains is coming to fox family Monday!
and Family ties is coming to nick at nite september 23rd!!!!!

[APPLEI]

The shows i have not seen before but i would love to see are

the new dick van dyke show
love on the rooftop
mothers in law
hot l baltamore(with charlotte rae)

[TMC]

My Mother the Car which is supposedly one of the most long standing notorious (in terms of the quality of the show itself not necessarily any on-set turmoil) sitcoms to be ever made.

[JT]

I hope I get sick soon!!!!!
That's My Mama comes on 2:30pm central every weekday.I remember a loooooong time ago when I was either half way sleep or just half way out cold when I saw this barber shop creep on my screen.I remember a guy who looked like Iasac from Love Boat.But his name was Leonard.I looked it up in IMDb and they said it only ran from 1974-75.It was still an enjoyable show.I forgot to add the TC spin-offs,
"Flo"
"The Addams Family"
"The Donna Reed Show"
"The Lucy Show"

[Sean Snow]

Oh, I've seen one episode of "The Addams Family" and was disappointed. "The Munsters" is way better

[James]

"The Brady Bunch Variety Hour"
"The Bradys"
"The Partridge Family"

That's all I can think of.

[boechsner]

I can't believe some of the shows that some of you people have never seen before. I guess maybe one question I should ask you should be, how old are you. I'm totally shocked that some of you have never seen, The Addams Family, Alice, The Partridge Family, The Hogan Family, Mr. Belvedere, and especially, Growing Pains and Family Ties. All of these series have run rampant in syndication and on cable channels for years. Although some have disappeared from circulation in the mid-90's like The Hogan Family and Mr. Belvedere. But Growing Pains and Family Ties have never disappeared. While, The Addams Family was on TV Land until recently and Alice was on E! for years followed by TNN and The Partridge Family was on Nick at Nite, VH-1 and Fox Family Channel.

I am 20 years old and I have watched so many different TV sitcoms over the years. I'm pretty sure I've seen every sitcom that aired in the 60's, 70's and 80's that lasted for more than 3 years.

Some of the sitcoms that I have yet to see are:

What's Happening!!
Car 54, Where Are You?
The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet
The Doris Day Show
I Married Joan
My Little Margie
Amos 'n' Andy

All of these shows never repeated on any local channels in my area. The majority of you will never see Amos 'n' Andy as well as most of the sitcoms from the 1950's, simply due to the fact that they are not being shown on any cable channels.

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[Cheryl Harrell]

I'dlveo to see Freddie Prinze Sr on some of the other shows he's guest starred on. http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/smile.gif

I remember watching Amos & Andy as a kid. It was a great show! http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/smile.gif

[Sal]

"The Hogan Family" is on CTS every night at 6 pm. Believe me folks, you're not missing much, it's awful!!!

My list of must-see shows that I've never seen are:

Ozzie and Harriet
The Danny Thomas Show
Father Knows Best
Dobie Gillis
Donna Reed
Dennis The Menace
F Troop
Mayberry RFD
Julia (remember that one?)

I wouldn't be surprised if CTS picks up at least one of these shows next year. They've done a good job so far at picking out the rare gems.

[James]

Originally posted by James:
"The Brady Bunch Variety Hour"
"The Bradys"
"The Partridge Family"

That's all I can think of.

Let me also add "Mork & Mindy". I have seen this show before, but it was while it was running from 1978-82 (between the ages of 6 and 10). I might have seen "The Partridge Family" a time or two, but I'd like to see these shows at age 29 when I'm more aware of things compared to back then.