If so what show was it?

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
If so what show was it? Two Televison Writers are arrested and the show Mork and Mindy was mentioed; then duringthe 8th season Harris made some crack about has-beens and the Love Boat..The on the Chinatown part Two episode..Dietrich mentioed the show Taxi; there are others but that is all I can remember at this moment....

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
Two Televison Writers are arrested and the show Mork and Mindy was mentioed; then duringthe 8th season Harris made some crack about has-beens and the Love Boat..The on the Chinatown part Two episode..Dietrich mentioed the show Taxi; there are others but that is all I can remember at this moment....


Why was Mork and Mindy mentioned-LOL?

welcome back kotter was mentioned and, i cant remember the name, but wojo an d deitrich were talking about a western once. I cant remember what it was called.

i believe the episode where mork and mindy was mentioned, it was being argued about by these 2 writers.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Why was Mork and Mindy mentioned-LOL? The two writers were aguring about crappy teelvison shows and Mork and Mindy was mentioned, I believe this scene was cut from the Tv Land broadcast of this particular episode but I also have it on one of the Barney Miller Columbia House Tapes...

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
The two writers were aguring about crappy teelvison shows and Mork and Mindy was mentioned, I believe this scene was cut from the Tv Land broadcast of this particular episode but I also have it on one of the Barney Miller Columbia House Tapes... This episode was titled The Vandal...from the fifth season...

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Why was Mork and Mindy mentioned-LOL?

One guy was complaining about filth and midlessness on TV and the other guy who worked for a TV network said something to the effect "we only program what you people ask!" Then the other guy said "I didn't ask for Mork and Mindy!"

Dietrich and Wojo also mentioned the show "Wanted Dead or Alive" where Steve McQueen played a bounty hunter. This was in the episode where a bounty hunter showed up in the precint.

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"Welcome Back Kotter" was mentioned on the episode which is on the total cereal dvd in which the disgruntled teacher expresses disgust for the show because of the kids he has to face at work.

Originally posted by orion105
"Welcome Back Kotter" was mentioned on the episode which is on the total cereal dvd in which the disgruntled teacher expresses disgust for the show because of the kids he has to face at work.


Do you know what character on BM mentioned WBK in that episode?

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Do you know what character on BM mentioned WBK in that episode? The teacher mentioned the show, none of the characters did...But it would be cool if Harris and Washington were buds, or related in some way...:lol:

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
If so what show was it?


In one episode (perhaps "Liquidation") Harris says he's going to submit a script to "Palmerstown" which was a CBS series from 1980-81.

In "Homicide," in the conversation with Kotterman in the cell, M*A*S*H and Trapper John MD are mentioned.

Originally posted by Wiseguy2
In one episode (perhaps "Liquidation") Harris says he's going to submit a script to "Palmerstown" which was a CBS series from 1980-81.

In "Homicide," in the conversation with Kotterman in the cell, M*A*S*H and Trapper John MD are mentioned.

Was Palmerstown a Comedy?

In an episode from the 2nd season called Hot Dogs a man arrives at the 12th to report that his wife was missing, and that she was not home for Monday night to watch her favorite programs, which were the Monday night CBS line-up;

Rhoda

Phyllis

All in the Family

and Maude

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Was Palmerstown a Comedy?

Palmerstown USA was a show on CBS that lasted about 2 seasons; it started Jonelle Allen and an unknown comic at the time, Michael J. Fox...

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
Palmerstown USA was a show on CBS that lasted about 2 seasons; it started Jonelle Allen and an unknown comic at the time, Michael J. Fox... As for the type of genre the show was, I would put in the drama/family catergory:)

"Palmerstown USA" was an hour-long series that was a collaberation of Norman Lear & Alex Haley ("Roots"). It was about 2 families in the 1930s, one white and one black.

Chicago Teddy Bears
Sesame Street
My Mother The Car
On The Rocks
The San Pedro Beach Bums
Mork and Mindy (all on The Vandal)
20/20
McNeil/Lehrer Reports (Uniform Days)
Taxi (Chinatown part 2)
Mr. Wizard (a few episodes)

Chano mentioned Kojak (Season 1, "The Courtesans").

Palmerstown USA was a show on CBS that lasted about 2 seasons; it started Jonelle Allen and an unknown comic at the time, Michael J. Fox...
Jonelle Allen also guested in the second season episode, "Hot Dogs". Harris sometimes called Bellevue Hospital "Fantasy Island". :crazy:

Here's a cool tidbit from "Horse Thief", from Season 2. There is a bicentennial celebration in NYC, which of course means an extra hectic day for the 12th. Yemana is on a phone call with a guy who had been mugged. Yemana asks if he was carrying cash or traveler's checks. His next line is, "Shame on you. Don't you pay any attention to Karl Malden?" That is an obvious nod to another ABC detective series, "The Streets of San Francisco", which was still in production at the time.

for those who may not know; Karl Malden used to do commercials in the 70s and 80s for American Express Travelers Checks; and he'd always say "DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THEM"!

for those who may not know; Karl Malden used to do commercials in the 70s and 80s for American Express Travelers Checks; and he'd always say "DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THEM"!
Thank you Treky - that makes more sense! I never knew that he did those commercials, they were before my time.

you're welcome!

you're welcome!
Karl Malden is in his late 90s by now, isn't he?? God bless him!!

"Palmerstown USA" was an hour-long series that was a collaberation of Norman Lear & Alex Haley ("Roots"). It was about 2 families in the 1930s, one white and one black.
I haven't thought about that show in years. It was actually pretty good.

Karl Malden is in his late 90s by now, isn't he?? God bless him!!


According to Wikipedia he's 95 right now soon to be 96 (in March)

Ditto the blessings!

According to Wikipedia he's 95 right now soon to be 96 (in March)

Ditto the blessings!
:D