Ohio8
01-08-2005, 03:42 PM
Here's a partial list of mine....
Commercials:
The Norelco elecrtic shaver with a Santa who's sledding on one is really good.
The Coca-Cola TV ad from the Seventies with the "I'd to teach the World to Sing" is also classic.......
Specials: Years ago (The 60s and 70s), Rankin and Bass made some really good ones!! Unfortunately, they're also responsible for the 1977 TV movie adaptation of "The Hobbits." One of the few low points of that outfit. The first Charlie Brown special's also one of my favorites.
Episodes: "Happy Days": I can't remeber them all, but the first one (1974) is a classic. "Step by Step": 1995's eppie. "M*A*S*H": The 1972 and 1980 episodes are the best. "Beavis and Butt-head's 1995 Special" is great. "Married...with Children": there several including the first one in 1987.
Music: We all have our own tastes here, but I put Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" at the beginning of a "Christmas CD" I made. It also has Jimmy Buffet's cover of Der Bingle's "Mele Kalikimaka" which is the better of the two. Jethro Tull made a "Christmas Album" a couple of years ago, and while it has good music on it, they re-recorded a few of their olde songs such as "Jack Frost & the Hooded Crow."
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"Christmas should be thought of as a time of birth....." -- Lt. Father John Mulcahy, USA
Commercials:
The Norelco elecrtic shaver with a Santa who's sledding on one is really good.
The Coca-Cola TV ad from the Seventies with the "I'd to teach the World to Sing" is also classic.......
Specials: Years ago (The 60s and 70s), Rankin and Bass made some really good ones!! Unfortunately, they're also responsible for the 1977 TV movie adaptation of "The Hobbits." One of the few low points of that outfit. The first Charlie Brown special's also one of my favorites.
Episodes: "Happy Days": I can't remeber them all, but the first one (1974) is a classic. "Step by Step": 1995's eppie. "M*A*S*H": The 1972 and 1980 episodes are the best. "Beavis and Butt-head's 1995 Special" is great. "Married...with Children": there several including the first one in 1987.
Music: We all have our own tastes here, but I put Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" at the beginning of a "Christmas CD" I made. It also has Jimmy Buffet's cover of Der Bingle's "Mele Kalikimaka" which is the better of the two. Jethro Tull made a "Christmas Album" a couple of years ago, and while it has good music on it, they re-recorded a few of their olde songs such as "Jack Frost & the Hooded Crow."
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"Christmas should be thought of as a time of birth....." -- Lt. Father John Mulcahy, USA