Friends & Lovers-Three's Company

The Brady Bunch:

#15 "Every Boy Does It Once"
#24 "The Grass Is Always Greener"
#47 "The Winner"
#50-52 Grand Canyon trilogy
#68 "Power of the Press"
#69 "Sergeant Emma"
#73-75 Hawaii trilogy
#82 "Goodbye, Alice, Hello"
#93 "You're Never Too Old"
#99 "Never Too Young"
#101 "Getting Greg's Goat"
#110 "The Driver's Seat"


Laverne and Shirley:

#14 "Suds to Stardom"
#19 "Excuse Me, May I Cut In?"
#27 "Anniversary Show"
#36 "Haunted House"
#39 "Airport '59"
#40 "Tag Team Wrestling"
#103 "The Right to Light"
#105-106 "Murder on the Moosejaw Express", both parts
#120 "The Road to Burbank"
#127-128 "The Bardwell Caper", both parts
#146 "Rocky Ragu"
#154 "Lightning Man"
#161 "The Pl:blush::blush:bo:blush: Show"
#164 "Do The Carmine"

Perfect Strangers:

#6 "Happy Birthday"
#10 "Ladies and Germs"
#17 "A Christmas Story"
#35 "Karate Kids"
#37 "Future Shock"
#38 "The Break-In"
#57 "The Gift of the Mypiot"
#66 "Prose and Cons"
#76 "Dog Day Mid-Afternoon"
#78-79 "Father Knows Best", both parts
#98-99 "The Men Who Knew Too Much", both parts
#100 "The Ring"
#126 "Fright Night"
#133 "Two Angry Men"
#147 "After Hours"

The Wonder Years:

#13 "Coda"
#14 "Hiroshima, Mon Frere"
#22 "Whose Woods Are These?"
#31 "The Pimple"
#34 "Don't You Know Anything About Women?"
#39 "Glee Club"
#40 "Night Out"
#45 "Daddy's Little Girl"
#54 "The Sixth Man"
#56 "The Candidate"
#65 "The Yearbook"
#76 "Soccer"
#82 "Kodachrome"
#93 "Broken Hearts and Burgers"
#97 "S:blush:x and Economics"
#99 "White Lies"
#106 "Ladies and Gentlemen ... The Rolling Stones"
#108 "Hulk Arnold"
#110 "Eclipse"
#112 "The Little Women"
#114-115 "Summer/Independence Day"

Wow. You're missing out on some great Wonder Years episodes, James.

I Dream of Jeannie:
- The one where Tony refuses to get in bed with the seductive Jeannie.
- The one where Jeannie blinks up the ugliest guy in the world.

Mary Tyler Moore:
- The one with Ted and Georgette's wedding.
- The one where Lou and Mary Date.
- The one where Ida (Rhoda's mother) goes lesbian and attempts to do the birds and the bees with Mary.
- The one with Chuckles the Clown's death.

Three's Company:
- The one with misunderstandings.
- The one where Jack Tripper gets raped by Lana.
- The one where the Ropers Return.
- The one where Chrissy acts like a dumb blonde.

Queer As Folk:
- The one that has no lovemaking scene.

Originally posted by Shiela HUMPhrews

Queer As Folk:
- The one that has no lovemaking scene.

You mean there are actually episodes where no one's gettin' busy?

If it's a favorite show of mine, I can't really think of a reason I wouldn't watch a particular episode. I could only go by what I'd least like to see, so the closest I'd come is: any episode of Three's Company with Priscilla Barnes.

Roseanne:

Abour 75% of the last season episodes, especially the ones where Roseanne and Jackie are getting spa treatments. :barf: Gag me.

I'll come up with some more later.

Seinfeld:

The Understudy.....it was the first episode on my tape..seen it about 90 times...:crazy:

M*A*S*H : Hawkeye
The title of that episode speaks for itself. It's ALL about Hawkeye. Now don't get me wrong, I like Hawkeye and his rants, when they are just a bit PART of the episode, but this episode is a whole half-hour of him ranting, and it is a bit much and a bit self-indulgent.
This is the episode where he crashes his jeep and gets a concussion so he tries to keep himself awake by babbling for the whole half-hour to a Korean family that has taken him in. Luckily for them they couldn't understand English but even so they seemed kind of annoyed with him, as I was.
When this ep comes on, as it did last night, I just say "oh no" and turn the channel.

there are some season 7 (final season) episodes of Buffy I saw once and don't plan on ever watching again.

Also, there's a few episodes on South Park season 3 that I never watch on DVD because I hated them

DAMN James, that's a lot of episodes for you not wanting to watched -- especially seeing they're your favorite shows.


by the way, what does....
Originally posted by James
Laverne and Shirley:
#161 "The Pl:blush::blush:bo:blush: Show"


mean??

Originally posted by barwars
DAMN James, that's a lot of episodes for you not wanting to watched -- especially seeing they're your favorite shows.


by the way, what does....


mean??

It means that he is so prudish he considers Playboy to be a naughty word. That's the only reason he refuses to watch that episode, because of Playboy references. Sex frightens him.

Originally posted by JT
It means that he is so prudish he considers Playboy to be a naughty word. That's the only reason he refuses to watch that episode, because of Playboy references. Sex frightens him.

Oh....I got placebo out of it. :lol: Playboy makes more sense.

Originally posted by JT
It means that he is so prudish he considers Playboy to be a naughty word. That's the only reason he refuses to watch that episode, because of Playboy references. Sex frightens him.

In my opinion it's a naughty word if it refers to the magazine, like was done in that episode. Once I saw the Playboy building it was Remote Control City! I changed the channel!

Re "Sex frightens him.": Specifically I am alarmed by shows--and magazine publications, for that matter--with excessive sexual content like Coupling.

Originally posted by James
In my opinion it's a naughty word if it refers to the magazine, like was done in that episode. Once I saw the Playboy building it was Remote Control City! I changed the channel!

Re "Sex frightens him.": Specifically I am alarmed by shows--and magazine publications, for that matter--with excessive sexual content like Coupling.

But come on, that episode of L&S had little to do with the magazine. It was about the restaurants that Playboy has. They weren't whorehouses...

I don't like shows with excessive sexual frankness, personality. Double entendres are funny imo, but coming out and saying actual words, and expecting laughs from it is not...

The one where Jack Tripper gets raped by Lana.

What episode was that?

Originally posted by Shiela HUMPhrews
I Dream of Jeannie:
- The one where Tony refuses to get in bed with the seductive Jeannie.
- The one where Jeannie blinks up the ugliest guy in the world.



Ive never heard of those episodes

I never watch the final season episodes of
Roseanne and LaVerne and Shirley. They were just awful!
:eek: :rolleyes:

Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman

I cannot watch the episodes "Forget me Not", "Oedipus Wrecks"

As much as I love the show, these two episodes are pretty good, but I just cannot watch them :eek:
That's about all :)

Wojo's Girl part 2 from Barney Miller. The only people in this episode are Wojo and his girlfriend. I would have been fine with a few scenes shot at Wojo's apartment but not the entire show.

Full House- Sea Cruise
It was soo boring and i hate this episode.

Who's The Boss?- Mona Gets Pinned
Not a huge fan of this episode.

Originally posted by JT
It means that he is so prudish he considers Playboy to be a naughty word. That's the only reason he refuses to watch that episode, because of Playboy references. Sex frightens him.

Ohh, Playboy.

A little too much blushing in that one James.
One letter is enough.

The Golden Girls --

1. The pilot for Empty Nest


That's it, I guess. :)