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ilovethe80s 04-09-2004, 03:10 PM pavanbadal, Do you have any information on the Growing Up 80's special on Nick at Nite? Hosted by Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo of the new movie 13 Going on 30? by the commerical it looked like an episode of Full House, Roseanne and The Cosby Show. Are there any other shows airing that night? Ok if you have any information can you please post it here. Thank you.
Pavan 04-09-2004, 03:14 PM Originally posted by ilovethe80s
pavanbadal, Do you have any information on the Growing Up 80's special on Nick at Nite? Hosted by Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo of the new movie 13 Going on 30? by the commerical it looked like an episode of Full House, Roseanne and The Cosby Show. Are there any other shows airing that night? Ok if you have any information can you please post it here. Thank you.
I think it's like that Welcome to Mooseport stunt hosted by Ray Romano. A regular schedule, regular episodes, but in commercial breaks, you see Romano talking about his movie and the shows on Nick@Nite. Sort of like hosting the night.
I think that's all it is. So, Garner & Ruffalo is probably hosting this night -- with a regular lineup and episodes.
Going sort of off topic, Jennifer Garner is promoting her new movie next Friday by hosting TGIF on ABC.
ilovethe80s 04-21-2004, 12:47 PM 9:00 PM Full House 063 - "Those Better Not Be The Days" Danny, Jesse and Joey day dream about how the future will be if they keep waiting hand and foot on the girls. The Tanner family switched roles in the house as the kids become the adults and the adults become the kids. This role playing taught the girls to appreciate they guys as they wait on them hand and foot.
9:30 PM Full House 130 - "I'm Not D.J." Stephanie gets her ears pierced with out Danny's permission by Kimmy Gibbler, but eventually gets caught due to the ear infection that occurred after her ear was pierced.
10:00 PM The Cosby Show 054 - "MOTHER, MAY I?" Cliff and Clair have their hands full with Vanessa, after the rebellious teenager ignores their order not to wear make-up - and comes home from school with the evidence all over her face. Also, after learning about fire safety in school, Theo urges his father to examine the smoke alarms in their home and arranges for a family fire drill.
10:30 PM The Cosby Show 181 - "WARNING: A DOUBLE-LIT CANDLE CAN CAUSE A MELTDOWN" Rudy and two girlfriends don makeup and trendy clothes to crash "The Exchange," an "Over 16" dance club in New York City. Cliff and Clair overhear the plan and decide to let them go- with Pam, Lance and Charmaine as secret chaperones. Since the teen club is a big step down for them, the three mature high schoolers are praying that no one recognizes them. A would-be Romeo tries to hit on Rudy and her friends; Lance steers him away without blowing his cover. But when Pam wins a chance to dance with headline rapper J.T. Freeze, she comepletely loses her cool.
11:00 PM Roseanne 015 - "Nightmare on Oak Street" When Darlene can't sleep one night, she tells Roseanne she had a bad dream. Roseanne suspects it was something else, and she's right. Darlene has started her period. Darlene passes into womanhood kicking and screaming, leaving Dan and Roseanne to figure out how to handle the situation
11:30 PM Roseanne 028 - "House Of Grown-Ups" Roseanne has a difficult time accepting the fact that Jackie is going away to police training camp. As a matter of fact, she tries everything to talk Jackie out of leaving. Meanwhile, Becky decides to take younger sister Darlene to a cool teen party by passing Darlene off as her sophisticated cousin from out-of-state.
FamilyTiesGOP 04-21-2004, 05:53 PM They shouldn't even be allowed to call this "Growing up 80s" Roseanne and Full House are primarily 90s shows. The Cosby Show is 80s, but has been played over and over. Growing up 80s would include shows like ALF, Family Ties, The Hogan Family, Punky Brewster, Silver Spoons, etc. This is pathetic.
PZelda 04-21-2004, 06:55 PM Originally posted by FamilyTiesGOP
They shouldn't even be allowed to call this "Growing up 80s" Roseanne and Full House are primarily 90s shows. The Cosby Show is 80s, but has been played over and over. Growing up 80s would include shows like ALF, Family Ties, The Hogan Family, Punky Brewster, Silver Spoons, etc. This is pathetic.
......AND Mama's Family. It was an 80's show but ended its run in early 1990. So, it still counts. :nod:
FamilyTiesGOP 04-21-2004, 07:54 PM Originally posted by Miss Vicki
......AND Mama's Family. It was an 80's show but ended its run in early 1990. So, it still counts. :nod:
Of course...Who could forget Mama!
PZelda 04-21-2004, 08:32 PM Originally posted by FamilyTiesGOP
Of course...Who could forget Mama!
Yep. Hey, every TV lineup's gonna have a cult hit favorite. :D
treky 04-22-2004, 02:44 AM surprise, surprise, "The Cosby show" is in that lineup.
(and back to back episodes of it. Why am I not surprised?)
Mr. Television 04-22-2004, 02:49 AM What is the difference between this lineup and their normal lineup?
treky 04-22-2004, 02:53 AM that's right; it's still the same!!!
ClassicTV4Ever 04-22-2004, 10:45 AM Originally posted by FamilyTiesGOP
They shouldn't even be allowed to call this "Growing up 80s" Roseanne and Full House are primarily 90s shows. The Cosby Show is 80s, but has been played over and over. Growing up 80s would include shows like ALF, Family Ties, The Hogan Family, Punky Brewster, Silver Spoons, etc. This is pathetic.
Well, the point of the special is to air episodes of shows that are about one (or more) of the kids doing something or something happening to them that makes them seem older. So I agree that they mis-named the special. The name should be more oriented toward the theme of the special. They probably just called it "Growing Up 80's" because all the shows debuted at some point in the 80's.
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