TV Land June 2005 --


Regular schedule changes:
Effective Tuesday, May 31:

7 days a week
8:00PM Mini-Marathons continue (so, mini-marathons are now 5PM-9PM; replaces Highway to Heaven)

Effective Thursday, June 16 & Friday, June 17:
Thursdays 5:00pm-9:00pm Leave it to Beaver Mini-Marathon (replaces Cheers mini-marathon)
Fridays 5:00pm-9:00pm Sanford & Son Mini-marathon (replaces I Love Lucy mini-marathon)






TV Land Originals Saturday Morning Encores:
Saturdays 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM ET/PT

Saturday, June 4
9:00AM ET in TV Land: L.A. Law
10:00AM Inside TV Land: Moonlighting
11:00AM TV Land Top 10: Small Screen, Big Stars

Saturday, June 11
pre-empted, Warner Bros' 50th!

Saturday, June 18
9:00AM ET in TV Land: Bewitched
10:00AM ET in TV Land: The Dukes of Hazzard
11:00AM Inside TV Land: Tickeled Pink

Saturday, June 25
pre-empted, celebrate NAN's 20th!








Specials & Marathons







- TV Land’s Top Ten: Small Screen, Big Stars
Premieres Wednesday, June 1
10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT
The small screen made its way for a lot of big movie stars. From Tom Hanks to John Travolta to Bruce Willis, their TV days has certainly paid off for these stars. Find out who will make the cut -- on TV Land Top 10!
Encore schedule for this week:
Wednesday 1am
Thu 8a
Fri 3a
Sa 11a
Sa 9p
Su 10p
Mo 4p
Tu 11p
We 2p
Sa 6/18 7p






-Inside TV Land: Tickled Pink
Wednesday, June 1
Premieres 11:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT
Encores 2:00am to 3:00am ET/PT
A celebration of gay and lesbian culture on television, is scheduled to air on TV Land on Wednesday, June 1st at 11 p.m. ET (immediately following the debut at 10 p.m. of TV Land Top Ten: Small Screen, Big Stars). This isn’t another slapdash rehash of “gay moments” on TV – instead we’ll be celebrating the sensibility of shows like The Golden Girls, Sex and the City and Will & Grace, and discovering why their aesthetic was so heartily embraced by gay people.
Additional encores: 6/1 – We 2a
6/3 – Fri 8p
6/12 – Su 12a
6/16 – Th 9p
6/18 – Sa 11a
6/21 – Tu 7p
6/22 – We 10p and 1a
6/24 – Fr 3a







- TV Land’s Top Ten: Greatest TV Romances
Premieres Wednesday, June 8
10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT
Love is eternal and happily so are sitcom romances…There’s Sam & Diane, Joanie & Chachi, Ross & Rachel and who could forget David and Maddie’s Moonlighting? Will they? Won’t they?
Encore schedule for this week:
Wednesday 1am
Thu 8a
Fri 3a
Mo 4p
Tu 11p
We 2p
Sa 6/18 9p







Warner Brothers 50th Anniversary 50 Hour Marathon
Saturday, June 11 and Sunday, June 12
**Starts 6:00 a.m. on June 11 and ends 8:00 a.m. on June 13**
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Warner Brothers, TV Land is showcasing a whole weekend of classic WB shows from all genres of television like Superman, Maverick, The Waltons and Dallas. Tune in Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12 for 50 hours of Warner Brothers classics! Some of the other shows that will be featured are: Sisters; Eight is Enough; Falcon Crest; Knots Landing; Valerie/Hogan Family; Life Goes On; Perfect Strangers; Welcome Back, Kotter; Wonder Woman and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

Saturday, June 11
6:00AM Cheyenne #7117 "Dual at Judas Basin"
7:00AM Bronco #6857 "Flight from an Empire"
8:00AM Sugarfoot #1 "Brannigan's Boots"
9:00AM Maverick #5 "Gun Shy"
10:00AM Wonder Woman - #15 "Anschluss '77"
11:00AM The Adventures of Superman #36 - "The Face and the Voice"
11:30AM F Troop #37 "The Great Troop Robbery"
12:00PM Mayberry RFD #1 "Andy and Helen Get Married"
12:30PM Chico and The Man #43 "Too Many Crooks"
1:00PM Welcome Back, Kotter #2 "The Election"
1:30PM Alice #30 "Sixty Minutes Man"
2:00PM The Waltons #1 "The Foundlings"
3:00PM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #1 "The First Time"
4:00PM Sisters - #49 "Dear Georgie"
5:00PM Life Goes On #1 "Pilot"
6:00PM Jack and Bobby #22 "Legacy"
7:00PM The John Larroquette Show #1 "Pilot"
7:30PM Murphy Brown #1 "Respect"
8:00PM The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air #7 "Def Poet's Society"
8:30PM Full House #1 "Our Very First Show"
9:00PM Eight is Enough #11 "Trial Marriage"
10:00PM Eight is Enough: Wedding (2003)
12:00AM Falcon Crest #68 "Ashes to Ashes"
1:00AM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #1 "The First Time"
2:00AM The Waltons #1 "The Foundlings"
3:00AM Wonder Woman - #15 "Anschluss '77"
4:00AM Valerie #24 "Bad Timing"
4:30AM The John Larroquette Show #1 "Pilot"
5:00AM Perfect Strangers #51 "The Lottery"
5:30AM Head of the Class #22 "The Secret Life of Arvid Engen"

Sunday, June 12
6:00AM 77 Sunset Strip #6615 "The Kookie Caper"
7:00AM Surfside Six #7211 "The Clown"
8:00AM Hawaiian Eye #1 "Total Eclipse"
9:00AM The FBI #3 "The Monster"
10:00AM Harry O #38 "Past Imperfect"
11:00AM Spenser: For Hire - #18 "In A Safe Place"
12:00PM Love, Sidney #1 "Surprise Party"
12:30PM The Hogan Family - #54 "Animal House"
1:00PM Perfect Strangers #51 "The Lottery"
1:30PM Head of the Class #22 "The Secret Life of Arvid Engen"
2:00PM The Waltons #12 "The Dust Bowl Cousins"
3:00PM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #66 "All The World's A Stage"
4:00PM Sisters - #49 "Dear Georgie"
5:00PM Life Goes On #22 "The Spring Fling"
6:00PM Third Watch #48 "After Time"
7:00PM Eight is Enough #21 "The Return of Auntie V"
8:00PM Full House #45 "Tanner's Island"
8:30PM The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air #58 "A Night at the Oprah"
9:00PM Murphy Brown #84 "Queen of the Soul"
9:30PM The John Larroquette Show #62 "Cosmetic Perjury"
10:00PM Dallas - JR Returns: A Reunion Movie (1996)
12:00AM Dallas #54 "A House Divided"
1:00AM Knots Landing #1 "Pilot"
2:00AM Falcon Crest #69 "Requiem"
3:00AM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #66 "All The World's A Stage"
4:00AM The Waltons #12 "The Dust Bowl Cousins"
5:00AM The Hogan Family - #54 "Animal House"
5:30AM The John Larroquette Show #62 "Cosmetic Perjury"

Monday, June 13
6:00AM China Beach - #24 "The Unquiet Earth"
7:00AM La Femme Nikita - #88 "Four Light Years Further"






- TV Land’s Top Ten: Sexiest Stars-The Men
Premieres Wednesday, June 15
10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT
You’d watch these guys paint their living room and never turn the channel. Whether it’s The Fonz looking great in leather, Sonny Crockett’s rugged stubble or Dr. Doug Ross saving lives and breaking hearts, these Top Tens are all number ones.
Encore schedule for this week:
Wednesday 1am
Thu 8a
Fri 3a
Sa 8p
Mo 4p
Tu 11p
We 2p









- Ren & Stimpy DVD Marathon
Friday, June 17
12:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. ET/PT
Catch four out of this world episode of the classic Nickelodeon animated series Ren & Stimpy on TV Land and buy the DVD later that month from Paramount.
12:00AM #1
12:30AM #3
1:00AM #22
1:30AM #23








- TV Land Top 10-a-thon
Saturday, June 18
3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Missed them the first time around? Or just want to enjoy them again? Here they are! Tune in, sit back and relive TV’s Top 10s. Who were selected TV’s Wackiest Neighbors, Sexiest Stars or Favorite Geeks? Answers to these and more! This Top 10-A-Thon is tops!
3:00PM TV Land Top 10: #4 Wacky Neighbors
4:00PM TV Land Top 10: #5 Perfect 10's-The Women
5:00PM TV Land Top 10: #6 Loveable Losers-Geeks & Nerds
6:00PM TV Land Top 10: #7 Characters You Love to Hate
7:00PM TV Land Top 10: #8 Small Screen, Big Screen
8:00PM TV Land Top 10: #9 Sexiest Stars-The Men
9:00PM TV Land Top 10: #10 Greatest TV Romances
10:00PM TV Land Top 10: #2 Andy Griffith Show
10:30PM TV Land Top 10: #1 TV Dads







-Father's Day with the Cartwrights
Sunday, June 19
8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
Spend this Father's Day, from 8 p.m. until midnight with Ben Cartwright and his sons. It is the perfect “feel-good yet masculine” event for every father to enjoy.
8:00PM #24 - The Stranger
Ben was charged for the crime of murder twenty years ago, and is taken to New Orleans to face the charges. This all happens while he is running for Governor of Nevada. Ben agrees to go to New Orleans after telling his sons why he ran earlier.
9:00PM #59 - The Gift
While in Arizona to buy horses, Joe takes a lone trip to Yuma to pick up a gift for his father's birthday a beautiful white horse. Finding himself caught in an Indian uprising, he must rely on his traveling companion, Emeliano, the man who raised the horse to get them through safely.
10:00PM #65 - Elizabeth, My Love
Adam is battling a high fever and Ben keeps vigil, as he recalls his courtship with Adam’s Mom, his first wife Elizabeth. Ben married Elizabeth, the daughter of the Captain Ben served under as First mate, after the Captain was forced to retire.
11:00PM #145 – The Legacy
Ben sets out after poachers and when only his horse returns with blood on the saddle, his sons assume he's been killed and go after the men they think are responsible. While the boys contemplate their revenge, Ben has been taken in and cared for at someone’s home, wondering if his sons are the men he'd hoped they be.







- Bewitched Movie Marathon
Monday, June 20 through Thursday, June 23
8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ET/PT each night.
What’s brewing on TV Land?
TV Land supports Sony Picture’s theatrical release of Bewitched with 4 magical nights of Bewitched in prime. Tune in for a spell.
Based loosely on the TV series, this comedy follows Isabel Bigelow (Nicole Kidman), a witch who, against her father's (Michael Caine) wishes, decides to move to the Valley and live a normal life. She meets Jack Wyatt (Will Ferrell), a down-on-his-luck film actor who's trying to revive his career by playing the lead role, Darrin, in a big-screen remake of the old Bewitched TV show. Jack then decides that Isabel would be the perfect choice to play his TV wife.
On Friday, go out and watch the new Bewitched movie with Nicole Kidman and Will Ferrell and don't forget to pick up the DVD of the first season on June 21!

Monday, June 20
8:00PM #1. I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha
This magical 1960s series begins when Darrin and Samantha first bump into each other. Samantha and Darrin, an ideally matched couple, decide to marry. On their wedding night, Samantha must confess to Darrin that he unknowingly married a witch.
8:30PM #3. It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog
Samantha gives a dinner party to impress one of Darrin's clients, Rex Barker. When Rex becomes too aggressive and makes advances on Samantha, she changes him into a dog.
9:00PM #5. Help, Help, Don't Save Me
Darrin suspects witchcraft, when Samantha comes up with the perfect advertising campaign for his Caldwell Soup client.
9:30PM #80. Endora Moves in For a Spell
Gladys wants to find out about the disappearing and reappearing house, much to Sam and Darrin's dismay! Uncle Arthur and Endora clash over Tabitha's powers and debate who's to live across the street creating havoc for neighbor Gladys Kravitz until Sam insists they make up.

Tuesday, June 21
8:00PM #59. Double Tate
Darrin unknowingly gets three wishes from Endora. He blows the first two on fast elevators and bikini-clad girls, and finally wishes that he was Larry for a day. He gets his wish and a whole lot of misunderstanding begins between Louise and the real Larry!
8:30PM #69. Divided He Falls
A vacation that the Stephens were supposed to take is scrapped when Darrin has to work. Endora takes it upon herself to separate Darrin into two different personalities: his work side and his fun and spontaneous side. While the working Darrin is concentrating on his job, the fun Darrin is concentrating on partying until he drops.
9:00PM #170. Samantha and Darrin in Mexico City
Samantha and Darrin are in Mexico City where Darrin is working on a new account for McMann and Tate. Endora puts a spell on him that makes him disappear when he speaks Spanish. Samantha gets her mother back who has the nerve to reverse the spell, this time, making Darrin disappear when he speaks English! Dick York’s final episode
9:30PM #171. Samantha and the Beanstalk
As the 1969-1970 season begins, we are greeted by an all-new Darrin Stephens. Tabitha is jealous of the expected new baby and switches places in a story book with Jack of the Beanstalk fame. Sam zaps into the fairytale and looks for Tabitha who has, among other things, shrunk the fairytale's giant.
Dick Sargaent’s first episode

Wednesday, June 22
8:00PM #66. Follow That Witch (1)
A private detective, hired by a new client of Darrin's, threatens to expose Samantha as a witch unless she makes him wealthy.
8:30PM #67. Follow That Witch (2)
Darrin learns of the detective's threats and rejects the new client's account. Meanwhile, Samantha teaches the detective never to blackmail a witch.
9:00PM #118. Allergic to Macedonian Dodo Birds
Because of a dodo bird Tabitha materializes, Endora and Clara have their powers switched!
9:30PM #237. A Plague on Maurice and Samantha
Samantha loses her powers, and so does Maurice after kissing her. Until his powers come back, Maurice and Sam are forced to live like mortals.

Thursday, June 23
8:00PM #180. Daddy Comes for a Visit (1)
On Darrin's birthday, Samantha's father, Maurice comes to visit and gives Darrin a magic watch. When Darrin refuses it, Maurice turns him into a dog but is persuaded to change him back. Since Sam has lived a mortal for years, Maurice feels Darrin should use magic for just one day. Darrin agrees.
8:30PM #181. Darrin the Warlock (2)
Darrin has a ball with his newfound magical powers. With his powers, Darrin creates a stellar account with his client, Bliss, jr. and shows Larry his powers. It isn't until Darrin meets his old friend, Dave, and decides to give up his magic.
9:00PM #201. To Go or Not to Go, That is the Question (1)
Samantha gets a call from the High Priestess of Witches, Hepzibah, to attend a meeting in Salem, Massachusetts, thus beginning the Stephens' first serial vacation. When Samantha doesn't answer, the Priestess herself appears in the Stephens' home. Hepzibah does not approve of Samantha's marriage to Darrin and decides to break it. She then changes her mind and observes Sam and Darrin's marriage, for if she doesn't like it......
9:30PM #202. Salem, Here We Come (2)
Hepzibah, Empress and High Priestess of all witches and warlocks, has taken up residence at the Stephens' home for the purpose of observing the first and only marriage of a witch and a mortal.










- TV Land ALSO Celebrates Nick at Nite’s 20th Anniversary!
Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26
6:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. ET/PT
To support the celebration of NAN’s 20th, TV Land will be showcasing classic shows from the history of Nick at Nite including Make Room for Daddy, Welcome Back Kotter, The Donna Reed Show, The Odd Couple, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Laverne & Shirley, Gilligan’s Island and much, much more! Tune in for a whole weekend on June 25 and 26.
TV Land goes back in time to celebrate Nick@Nite’s 20th anniversary with a 48 hour marathon of shows that have aired on N@N over the past two decades. We’ll be opening up the vaults to bring you programs that haven’t been seen in years on our air! TVL runs the gamut of decades of TV classics!

Saturday, June 25
1985-1990:
6:00AM The Donna Reed Show #275
6:30AM My Three Sons #3
7:00AM Mister Ed #1
7:30AM The Monkees #19
8:00AM Make Room For Daddy #85
8:30AM The Patty Duke Show #10
9:00AM Green Acres #1
1990-1995:
9:30AM Alfred Hitchcock Presents #143
10:00AM Dobie Gillis #44
10:30AM Dragnet #1
11:00AM Get Smart #31
11:30AM F-Troop #13
12:00PM The Adventures of Superman #1
12:30PM The Dick Van Dyke Show #9
1:00PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show #1
1:30PM The Odd Couple #58
2:00PM The Bob Newhart Show #1
2:30PM The Patridge Family #26
3:00PM Welcome Back, Kotter #1
3:30PM I Dream of Jeannie #1
4:00PM Bewitched #1
4:30PM I Love Lucy #36
1995-2000:
5:00PM I Love Lucy #51
5:30PM Laverne & Shirley #1
6:00PM Brady Bunch #40
6:30PM Munsters #17
7:00PM All in the Family #1
7:30PM All in the Family #134
8:00PM Sanford and Son #38
8:30PM Sanford and Son #134
9:00PM The Jeffersons #56
9:30PM The Jeffersons #94
10:00PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show #127
10:30PM Rhoda #8
11:00PM Rhoda #9
11:30PM Newhart #184
12:00AM I Love Lucy #109
12:30AM Bewitched #65
1985-1990 Encore:
1:00AM Green Acres #23
1:30AM The Patty Duke Show #10
2:00AM Make Room For Daddy #85
2:30AM The Monkees #19
3:00AM Mister Ed #1
3:30AM My Three Sons #3
4:00AM Donna Reed #275
1990-95
4:30AM Alfred Hitchcock Presents #143
5:00AM Dobie Gillis #44
5:30AM Dragnet #1

Sunday, June 26
6:00AM Get Smart #1
6:30AM F-Troop #13
7:00AM The Adventures of Superman #1
7:30AM The Dick Van Dyke Show #51
8:00AM The Mary Tyler Moore Show #127
8:30AM The Odd Couple Couple #58
9:00AM The Bob Newhart Show #1
9:30AM The Patridge Family #26
10:00AM Welcome Back, Kotter #1
10:30AM I Love Lucy #125
11:00AM I Dream of Jeannie #53
1995-2000
11:30AM I Love Lucy #109
12:00PM Happy Days #55
12:0PM Laverne and Shirley #1
1:00PM The Brady Bunch #61
1:30PM All in the Family #77
2:00PM All in the Family #13
2:30PM Sanford & Son #38
3:00PM Sanford & Son #134
3:30PM The Jeffersons #56
4:00PM The Jeffersons #94
4:30PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show #1
5:00PM Rhoda #8
5:30PM Rhoda #9
Today's Lineup:
6:00PM Full House #1
6:30PM Who's the Boss #1
7:00PM The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air #1
7:30PM The Cosby Show #27
8:00PM Fatherhood #1
8:30PM Murphy Brown #1
2000-2005:
9:00PM Gilligan's Island #72
9:30PM The Brady Bunch #66
10:00PM The Facts of Life #19
10:30PM Family Ties #36
11:00PM Three's Company #1
11:30PM Three's Company #59
12:00AM Cheers #1
12:30AM Cheers #30
1:00AM Wings #1
1:30AM Wings #2
2000-05
2:00AM Three's Company #1
2:30AM Three's Company #59
3:00AM Cheers #121
3:30AM Cheers #122
4:00AM The Facts of Life #19
4:30AM Family Ties #36
5:00AM Gilligan's Island #72
5:30AM The Brady Bunch #66






- TV Land Movie-of-the-Weeks
Monday, June 27 through Saturday, July 2
8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET/PT each night (approx.)
TV Land will present a week-long showcase of Made-for-TV Movies. It was a daring concept for an uncertain time - a weekly series of original movies produced especially for television. But this expensive gamble delivered top-ten ratings (and a slew of memorable titles) for nearly 2 decades beginning in 1969 before fading off to TV never land in the mid-80s. These classic movies are back for campy enjoyment all summer long. SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:

Monday, June 27
8:00PM-10:00PM "Brian’s Song" (1971-ABC)
Depicts true-life friendship of Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears backfield star and his teammate, Brian Piccolo, who died of cancer. Gale Sayers joins the Chicago Bears and is befriended by Brian Piccolo, an over-achieving running back. Although they compete for the same spot on the team, and despite the fact that Sayers is black and Piccolo white, they become roommates on the road and very close friends, especially when Sayers is injured and Piccolo helps his recovery. Later, they and their wives must both deal with the harsh reality of Piccolo's cancer. This was the first TV movie to win a Peabody and an Emmy. Used by psychologists in experiments to make people cry. A classic. Starring: James Caan, Billy Dee Williams.
10:00PM-12:30AM "Bill" (1981-CBS)
Bill a ******** man ventures out into the world for the first time. Having spent most of his life in a dreary inner city Institution. He is taken in by a kind family and learns what it means to love for the first time in his life.
Starring: Mickey Rooney and Denis Quaid.

Tuesday, June 28
8:00PM-10:00PM “The Boy in the Plastic Bubble” (1976-ABC)
Based on a true story, Tod Lubitch is born with a deficient immune system (not unlike being born with AIDS). As such, he must spend the rest of his life in a completely sterile environment. His room is completely hermetically sealed against bacteria and viruses, his food is specially prepared, and his only human contact comes in the form of gloved hands. The movie follows his life into a teenager. Starring: John Travolta
10:00PM-12:30AM “The Execution of Private Slovik” (1974-NBC)
William Bradford Huie's dramatic case history about the first American to be executed for desertion by the U.S. Army since the Civil War. Depicts the timeless struggle between individual rights and national rights in wartime, between the rebel and the establishment. Told in biographical style ending with execution in 1945. Kicked off the docudrama phase of the history of TV movies. Starring: Martin Sheen, Ned Beatty, Gary Busey

Wednesday, June 29
8:00PM-10:00PM "An Early Frost" (1985-NBC)
Set in the mid-eighties Michael Pierson, a young gay man, is struck with AIDS in the prime of his life. He's forced to be open about the disease and his homosexuality for the first time with his co-workers (he's a successful lawyer) and family. He, and the people around him, must face up to the inevitability of his death and the disease that's killing him. "An Early Frost" was many people's first look at an AIDS victim as a human being instead of a statistic. Starring: Gena Rowlands, Ben Gazzara, Aidan Quinn
10:00PM-12:30AM The Taking Of Flight 847 (1988-NBC)
In 1985, Uli Derickson, a flight attendant was credited for saving all but one of the passengers’ lives during a hijacking of a TWA flight from Athens to Rome. The movie chronicles the first 2 days and the aftermath. Starring: Lindsay Wagner

Thursday, June 30
8:00PM-11:00PM "The Day After" (1983-ABC)
Presents the catastrophic consequences of a super-powered nuclear attack and a detailed view of the destruction and effects on the United States and the average citizens in Kansas. The bulk of the activity centers around the town of Lawrence, Kansas. As controversial a TV as was ever made. Despite the firestorm of debate it earned 12 Emmy Award nominations, signaling the TV movie had come of age as a serious TV genre. Finished as second highest rated show on the 1983-84 TV season. Starring: Jason Robards, JoBeth Williams

Friday, July 1
8:00PM-12:30AM "Sybil" (1976-NBC)
A young woman is so tormented by a harrowing childhood that she develops 16 personalities. Emmy Award (actress and best TV movie), Peabody award. Launching pad of Sally Field’s dramatic career (after Gidget). Starring: Sally Field

Saturday, July 2
8:00PM-12:00AM “Helter Skelter” (1976-CBS)
A dramatization of the book by Vincent Bugliosi about the Charles Manson "family" and the trial of the Tate/LaBianca murderers. This 4-hour two-parter held the record for ratings until Roots as it achieved 50% shares in this of-told tale of the craziness of Charles Manson. Starring: Steve Railsback


A 24 hour marathon is scheduled for Saturday, July 3 and Sunday July 4, from 8pm to 8pm et/pt. See July thread for details.





COMING IN JULY ... GOOD TIMES! 24 HOUR MOVIE MARATHON FOR 4TH OF JULY.

I actually, have to say the Made for TV Movie thing looks good. I might actually watch TV Land for a change.

Of course for the 48hr Nick&Nite celebration I will have to tune in as well.

Hmm...some of that sounds kind of cool.

Maybe it's just me, but "Tickled Pink" is a crappy name for that special.

Hmm...some of that sounds kind of cool.

Maybe it's just me, but "Tickled Pink" is a crappy name for that special.

I agree, Tickled Pink could very well be taken the wrong way by some.

I actually, have to say the Made for TV Movie thing looks good. I might actually watch TV Land for a change.

Of course for the 48hr Nick&Nite celebration I will have to tune in as well.


I think the Warner marathon will be a sleeper. You'll see some great shows then. I haven't seen the line-up yet, but I hope, and think, we'll see a Hogan Family sighting!

I have always wanted to see The Day After. I am not a big fan of TV Land's Top 10. They have to many new shows on the countdown.

Oh my God! This is effing awesome! I can not wait to tape Dallas when it airs for the Warner marathon! Oh my effing God, I swear if they show Knots Landing or Falcon Crest or Flamingo Road, I will seriously wet my pants. Swear to God.

Pav, you were right! This is going to make me VERY happy! *hibernates for the next two months*

And the NAN weekend sounds EXCELLENT as well! I was going to start saving money to buy the Dynasty DVD set, but I might just spend it all on blank tapes! I can't wait!

Also, I hope they mention AMC's Bianca on the Tinkled Pink special!

Im looking forward to both the N@N 20th Anniversary (on N@N & TVLand) and the WB 50th Anniversary.

Excuse me now, I'm off to buy a ten pack of blank tapes.

Oh my effing God, I swear if they show Knots Landing or Falcon Crest or Flamingo Road, I will seriously wet my pants. Swear to God.



Clean up in aisle 5!

Oooohhhh...classic WB and Nick at Nite!

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YAY!!!

I think the Warner marathon will be a sleeper. You'll see some great shows then. I haven't seen the line-up yet, but I hope, and think, we'll see a Hogan Family sighting!

:rock: Yeah! That rocks! The Hogan Family and more. Can't wait! :D

I can't wait for the N@N Anniversary!!!! They're going to air The Mary Tyler Moore Show too, which is a big plus! :D

Jessica

As long as the Warner 50th marathon shows Lois and Clark, I'll Fly Away, Homefront, The Hogan Family, Perfect Strangers and/or The John Larroqette Show (even late at night) consider me a viewer.

As long as the Warner 50th marathon shows Lois and Clark, I'll Fly Away, Homefront, The Hogan Family, Perfect Strangers and/or The John Larroqette Show (even late at night) consider me a viewer.

I would seriously faint if they showed Lois and Clark ;)

I would love for them to air Perfect Strangers and Hogan Family, the others, hopefully :)

Is there any reason in particular why TV Land is celebrating Warner Bros'. anniversary? I mean they've never done this with any other production company. I wonder if they'll show Friends (I SERIOUSLY doubt it) since its perhaps Warner's biggest hit tv-wise. Looking at it, N@N currently airs more shows by Warner (Full House, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and Murphy Brown) than it does with any other production company.

Is there any reason in particular why TV Land is celebrating Warner Bros'. anniversary? I mean they've never done this with any other production company. I wonder if they'll show Friends (I SERIOUSLY doubt it) since its perhaps Warner's biggest hit tv-wise. Looking at it, N@N currently airs more shows by Warner (Full House, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and Murphy Brown) than it does with any other production company.


Why? Because Warner is celebrating in style. Wave 2 for their DVDs comes out in June, too. So, Warner gave TV Land access to anything from their vault for free (but probably not shows on other cable channels, at least major cable channels, like TBS). Good idea by Warner, I think.

When will the schedule for the Warner 50th marathon come? I'm getting excited! :D

Is there any reason in particular why TV Land is celebrating Warner Bros'. anniversary? I mean they've never done this with any other production company. I wonder if they'll show Friends (I SERIOUSLY doubt it) since its perhaps Warner's biggest hit tv-wise. Looking at it, N@N currently airs more shows by Warner (Full House, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and Murphy Brown) than it does with any other production company.
That's debatable. Friends might be their most recent hit, but remember, they also did Dallas and Knots Landing, both of which ran longer than Friends. As a matter of fact, season-wise, KL might be their longest-running show. I'm definitely not sure, though, but it could be...

That's debatable. Friends might be their most recent hit, but remember, they also did Dallas and Knots Landing, both of which ran longer than Friends. As a matter of fact, season-wise, KL might be their longest-running show. I'm definitely not sure, though, but it could be...

True, both Dallas and Knots Landing ran longer than Friends but neither was as big as Friends the whole way though. Dallas and Knots Landing stared off strong the first few years, but fizzled out ratings-wise by the end. Friends on the other hard was a top 10 rated show throughout its entire 10 season run. I believe Friends is also in the top 10 for the biggest shows ratings-wise as well. Also, I believe at the time both Dallas and Knots Landing ran they were produced by then independent production company Lorimar which was later brought under the Warner umbrella.

In any case, I doubt TV Land will be airing any of these shows since SoapNet has the rights to Dallas and Knots Landing and TBS has the rights to Friends. I don't know how the 'special airing' thing works but I could be wrong.

In any case, I doubt TV Land will be airing any of these shows since SoapNet has the rights to Dallas and Knots Landing and TBS has the rights to Friends. I don't know how the 'special airing' thing works but I could be wrong.

Dallas will be in it. SoapNet is not as big as TBS. TBS paid tons of money for Friends. You won't see that I think.

True, both Dallas and Knots Landing ran longer than Friends but neither was as big as Friends the whole way though. Dallas and Knots Landing stared off strong the first few years, but fizzled out ratings-wise by the end. Friends on the other hard was a top 10 rated show throughout its entire 10 season run. I believe Friends is also in the top 10 for the biggest shows ratings-wise as well. Also, I believe at the time both Dallas and Knots Landing ran they were produced by then independent production company Lorimar which was later brought under the Warner umbrella.

In any case, I doubt TV Land will be airing any of these shows since SoapNet has the rights to Dallas and Knots Landing and TBS has the rights to Friends. I don't know how the 'special airing' thing works but I could be wrong.

True, but if I'm right the "Who Shot JR?" episode is the second highest rated in television history behind the M*A*S*H finale. "Who Shot JR" did even higher ratings than Friends' series finale I'm pretty sure :)

Dallas will be in it. SoapNet is not as big as TBS. TBS paid tons of money for Friends. You won't see that I think.


Yeah and Dallas and KL are on a Disney owned network whereas Friends is on a AOL Time Warner owned network. I assume Warner is associate in some dominant way with its subsidiaries.

True, but if I'm right the "Who Shot JR?" episode is the second highest rated in television history behind the M*A*S*H finale. "Who Shot JR" did even higher ratings than Friends' series finale I'm pretty sure :)

The Friends series finale was anemic in the ratings compared to other high profile sendoffs. Seinfeld and Cheers did much better.

I wonder (not likely) if they'll show any cartoons or looney tunes?

Yeah and Dallas and KL are on a Disney owned network whereas Friends is on a AOL Time Warner owned network. I assume Warner is associate in some dominant way with its subsidiaries.

Of course, AOLTW owning both Friends and TBS mean approximately squat in terms of the show potentially airing on a Viacom-owned network.

While the Dallas deal over at Soapnet is cable-exclusive, AFAIK, there is a clause that allows stunt exemptions for other networks with permission.

is Dukes Hazzard going to be on the Marathon as well its Warner bros.that would be cool.

re: Dallas vs. Friends

this debate is apples and oranges. Dallas at it's biggest was bigger than Friends ever was, but Friends was consistantly popular for a longer time. When Friends ended, it was still a top 5 show, where it'd been for the past 9 seasons. When Dallas ended, it wasn't even in the top 50 ratings any longer, which was quite a big fall from #1, where it was at several seasons in the early 1980's. "Who Shot JR" was much bigger than Friends' final episode, but it'd be more fair to compare final episodes and final seasons for both shows. Yes, the Friends finale wasn't all that huge compared to Seinfeld and MASH, but people were still watching the show then, I remember a lot of older relatives (I was 11 when the show ended, so it was long past it's prime by the point where I was at the age to get into it) who loved Dallas in the 80's that were all but over the show when it was laid to rest in 1991, and only came back to the final episode because it was like seeing an old friend one last time.

Friends was able to maintain it's popularity for a longer time, whereas Dallas was massive, but also dwindled in popularity with time. It's not comparing the quality of the shows because I have only seen a couple Dallas episodes in my life, and they were all late period episodes (think Sasha Mitchell late), by then the show was long past it's peak.

re: Dallas vs. Friends

this debate is apples and oranges. Dallas at it's biggest was bigger than Friends ever was, but Friends was consistantly popular for a longer time. When Friends ended, it was still a top 5 show, where it'd been for the past 9 seasons. When Dallas ended, it wasn't even in the top 50 ratings any longer, which was quite a big fall from #1, where it was at several seasons in the early 1980's. "Who Shot JR" was much bigger than Friends' final episode, but it'd be more fair to compare final episodes and final seasons for both shows. Yes, the Friends finale wasn't all that huge compared to Seinfeld and MASH, but people were still watching the show then, I remember a lot of older relatives (I was 11 when the show ended, so it was long past it's prime by the point where I was at the age to get into it) who loved Dallas in the 80's that were all but over the show when it was laid to rest in 1991, and only came back to the final episode because it was like seeing an old friend one last time.

Friends was able to maintain it's popularity for a longer time, whereas Dallas was massive, but also dwindled in popularity with time. It's not comparing the quality of the shows because I have only seen a couple Dallas episodes in my life, and they were all late period episodes (think Sasha Mitchell late), by then the show was long past it's peak.
I absolutely agree. It kinda reminds of something Joyce DeWitt once said, which she quoted Shirley MacLaine on: "I don't want to be a big star, but a long star." Dallas was a huge 'star' for about 1979-1986, but from 1986-1991, it was pretty much mediocre. Friends, while not ever being as big as D was, was big for its whole run.

I absolutely agree. It kinda reminds of something Joyce DeWitt once said, which she quoted Shirley MacLaine on: "I don't want to be a big star, but a long star." Dallas was a huge 'star' for about 1979-1986, but from 1986-1991, it was pretty much mediocre. Friends, while not ever being as big as D was, was big for its whole run.

one thing I wonder is, what exactly caused Dallas and Knots Landing to plummet in the ratings the way they did? I know that Dynasty fell from the top down to the 70's because it eventually got too campy at a time where campy wasn't really embraced. But Dallas was a Friday night mainstay for so long, so it was weird why for so many seasons, it was either #1 or #2 in the year end ratings, and then by the end was doing so poorly. Why wasn't there the "comfort food" aspect that kept Friends (which most people will argue that the last 4 seasons were strongly inferior to the first 6) in the top 5, when a show runs for 14 seasons, you'd think the "comfort food" mentality would be really high because people had lived through disco, Reagan, even Bart Simpson, with JR Ewing, yet it wasn't the case.

Bad news guy. It seems the Warner 50th bash has been delayed. I hope it will air soon. If I were to guess, maybe in September or November, when Waves 3 and 4 come out. Let's just hope & pray it gets rescheduled and not completely canceled. I found out some more shows that were going to be on it. It is quite impressive. Read the first post on this thread for details on that.

Pardon my language, but god damnit, I was looking forward to this! It better get rescheduled!

Still no full lineup for NAN's 20th bash on TV Land, but it WILL be airing.

Bad news guy. It seems the Warner 50th bash has been delayed. I hope it will air soon. If I were to guess, maybe in September or November, when Waves 3 and 4 come out. Let's just hope & pray it gets rescheduled and not completely canceled. I found out some more shows that were going to be on it. It is quite impressive. Read the first post on this thread for details on that.

Pardon my language, but god damnit, I was looking forward to this! It better get rescheduled!

Still no full lineup for NAN's 20th bash on TV Land, but it WILL be airing.

:cuss: :cuss: :cuss:

You aren't the only one using foul language. :mad:

Bad news guy. It seems the Warner 50th bash has been delayed. I hope it will air soon. If I were to guess, maybe in September or November, when Waves 3 and 4 come out. Let's just hope & pray it gets rescheduled and not completely canceled. I found out some more shows that were going to be on it. It is quite impressive. Read the first post on this thread for details on that.

Pardon my language, but god damnit, I was looking forward to this! It better get rescheduled!

Still no full lineup for NAN's 20th bash on TV Land, but it WILL be airing.

*in my best James Evans voice* What the hell is wrong with TV LAND!

*in my best James Evans voice* What the hell is wrong with TV LAND!

It might have been a problem with Warner and their licensing.

It might have been a problem with Warner and their licensing.Okay. hopefully they'll still be able to do it.

Damn that TVLand! Damn them!

But really, as long as it's going to air, I'm going to be very happy. I mean...Dallas, Knots Landing, Falcon Crest AND Sisters!?!??!?!?!?!?!?! I swear to God they better not cancel this completely! I hope they air it as soon as they can!

KL! FC! I've seen KL before (four episodes), but I've never had the opportunity to tape it...I hope they pick a good episode from 1980-1987...and omg I've never even seen FC before, but I still can't wait for it! Any episode would be OK with me, but I would prefer something from 1981-1985...

This does indeed sound thrilling, but I hope they get the ball rolling and reschedule it again. Any chance of them taking back the pre-emption and airing on the original dates?

Damn that TVLand! Damn them!

But really, as long as it's going to air, I'm going to be very happy. I mean...Dallas, Knots Landing, Falcon Crest AND Sisters!?!??!?!?!?!?!?! I swear to God they better not cancel this completely! I hope they air it as soon as I can!

KL! FC! I've seen KL before (four episodes), but I've never had the opportunity to tape it...I hope they pick a good episode from 1980-1987...and omg I've never even seen FC before, but I still can't wait for it! Any episode would be OK with me, but I would prefer something from 1981-1985...

This does indeed sound thrilling, but I hope they get the ball rolling and reschedule it again. Any chance of them taking back the pre-emption and airing on the original dates?


A Soap fan as big as you.... and you don't get SoapNet?!
God really does hate you, doesn't he?

LOL! I've been saying it for years now! I don't think God hates me, though. My cable people hate him, therefore they refuse to acknowledge his urging them to get me SOAPnet pronto. It'll come with time though.

The most I ever had of SOAPnet was a three-day stay in a hospital in another cable company area, so that tells you right there how ironic my life is.

Gah, I'm pissed that they postponed the WB event. I was looking really forward to it! Hopefully it hasn't been postponed too long. At least they're still doing the N@N celebration.

one thing I wonder is, what exactly caused Dallas and Knots Landing to plummet in the ratings the way they did? I know that Dynasty fell from the top down to the 70's because it eventually got too campy at a time where campy wasn't really embraced. But Dallas was a Friday night mainstay for so long, so it was weird why for so many seasons, it was either #1 or #2 in the year end ratings, and then by the end was doing so poorly. Why wasn't there the "comfort food" aspect that kept Friends (which most people will argue that the last 4 seasons were strongly inferior to the first 6) in the top 5, when a show runs for 14 seasons, you'd think the "comfort food" mentality would be really high because people had lived through disco, Reagan, even Bart Simpson, with JR Ewing, yet it wasn't the case.
Dallas just got really, really, really bad towards the end, IMO. Almost no "fan favorites" were left by the end - the only ones that come to mind that were in the final season were Patrick Duffy, Ken Kercheval, and Larry Hagman. Yeah, it was still Dallas, but it wasn't anywhere near the same show it had been in both quality and in terms of the characters on the canvas.

Dynasty didn't go that far down (it was #33 in its eighth season and fell to #56 in its final season) during its last season, and I wouldn't blame the camp. The campiness was completely toned down during the final season (which was arguably one of its best), where the show really went back to the way it was in its earlier seasons before it went all-out campy. ABC scheduled it against NBC's big Thursday night line-up and CBS' Knots Landing, which really hurt its ratings. Linda Evans also left that season and Joan Collins only appeared in a few episodes because the show couldn't afford to pay her salary anymore. The show was just too expensive to keep going (I think I read somewhere that it cost around $2,000,000 per episode during its final season, and they spent $75,000 on wardrobe alone in one of the later season finales).

Nowadays, $2 Million for a hit show would be chump change.

Bad news guy. It seems the Warner 50th bash has been delayed. I hope it will air soon. If I were to guess, maybe in September or November, when Waves 3 and 4 come out. Let's just hope & pray it gets rescheduled and not completely canceled. I found out some more shows that were going to be on it. It is quite impressive. Read the first post on this thread for details on that.

Pardon my language, but god damnit, I was looking forward to this! It better get rescheduled!

Still no full lineup for NAN's 20th bash on TV Land, but it WILL be airing.


I'm ticked too, foul language is okay in this case ;)

I hope they air an episode of Lois and Clark, I figured they might with Teri being so popular now

:cuss: :cuss: They'd be crazy to cancel this

It might have been a problem with Warner and their licensing.

Warner just sucks, but I guess I'm just judging them based on what DVD's they're NOT releasing! :p

Nooooooooooooooo!!!!! If anyone at WB is reading this, don't deprive us!!! Please? Please? I'll do anything!

What else do you expect from T.V. Land?!?As soon as they FINALLY have something good to put on,they take it off so that they can show more rejects(Like Chasing Farrah).The T.V. movie of the week is a beautiful idea.This is what a classic channel is suppose to be about(If they don't change their mind and take this off too).My dream movie thta I would like to see is Fallen Angel(1981).That is the one with Dana Hill in it.The subject matter might be a bit "controversial",this movie was a Top 10,and if I'm correct,also won some emmys.

NAN's 20th anniversary weekend marathon on TV Land shows are in! It looks good! Episodes are not available yet. Please see the first post for details on this and the rest of June. Here is a peak at the lineup:

- TV Land ALSO Celebrates Nick at Nite’s 20th Anniversary!
Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26
6:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. ET/PT
To support the celebration of NAN’s 20th, TV Land will be showcasing classic shows from the history of Nick at Nite including Make Room for Daddy, Welcome Back Kotter, The Donna Reed Show, The Odd Couple, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Laverne & Shirley, Gilligan’s Island and much, much more! Tune in for a whole weekend on June 25 and 26.
TV Land goes back in time to celebrate Nick@Nite’s 20th anniversary with a 48 hour marathon of shows that have aired on N@N over the past two decades. We’ll be opening up the vaults to bring you programs that haven’t been seen in years on our air! TVL runs the gamut of decades of TV classics!

Saturday, June 25
1985-1990:
6:00AM Route 66
7:00AM The Donna Reed Show
7:30AM My Three Sons
8:00AM Mister Ed
8:30AM The Monkees
9:00AM Make Room For Daddy
9:30AM The Patty Duke Show
10:00AM Green Acres
1990-1995:
10:30AM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
11:00AM Dobie Gillis
11:30AM Dragnet
12:00PM Get Smart
12:30PM F-Troop
1:00PM The Adventures of Superman
1:30PM The Dick Van Dyke Show
2:00PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
2:30PM The Odd Couple
3:00PM The Bob Newhart Show
3:30PM The Patridge Family
4:00PM Welcome Back, Kotter
4:30PM I Dream of Jeannie
5:00PM Bewitched
5:30PM I Love Lucy
1995-2000:
6:00PM Happy Days
6:30PM Laverne and Shirley
7:00PM Brady Bunch
7:30PM Munsters
8:00PM All in the Family
8:30PM All in the Family
9:00PM Sanford and Son
9:30PM Sanford and Son
10:00PM The Jeffersons
10:30PM The Jeffersons
11:00PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
11:30PM Rhoda
12:00AM Rhoda
12:30AM Newhart
1:00AM I Love Lucy
1:30AM Bewitched
1985-1990 Encore:
2:00AM Green Acres
2:30AM The Patty Duke Show
3:00AM Make Room For Daddy
3:30AM The Monkees
4:00AM Mister Ed
4:30AM My Three Sons
5:00AM Donna Reed
1990-95 Encore:
5:30AM Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Sunday, June 26
6:00AM Dobie Gillis
6:30AM Dragnet
7:00AM Get Smart
7:30AM F-Troop
8:00AM The Adventures of Superman
8:30AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
9:00AM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
9:30AM The Odd Couple Couple
10:00AM The Bob Newhart Show
10:30AM The Patridge Family
11:00AM Welcome Back, Kotter
11:30AM I Love Lucy
12:00PM I Dream of Jeannie
1995-2000 Encore:
12:30PM Happy Days
1:00PM Laverne and Shirley
1:30PM The Brady Bunch
2:00PM All in the Family
2:30PM All in the Family
3:00PM The Jeffersons
3:30PM The Jeffersons
4:00PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
4:30PM Rhoda
5:00PM Rhoda
5:30PM Newhart
Today's Lineup:
6:00PM Full House
6:30PM Who's the Boss
7:00PM The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
7:30PM The Cosby Show
8:00PM Fatherhood
8:30PM Murphy Brown
2000-2005:
9:00PM Gilligan's Island
9:30PM The Brady Bunch
10:00PM The Facts of Life
10:30PM Family Ties
11:00PM Three's Company
11:30PM Three's Company
12:00AM Cheers
12:30AM Cheers
1:00AM Wings
1:30AM Wings
2000-05 Encore:
2:00AM Three's Company
2:30AM Three's Company
3:00AM Cheers
3:30AM Cheers
4:00AM The Facts of Life
4:30AM Family Ties
5:00AM Gilligan's Island
5:30AM The Brady Bunch

Lineup looks good. The only shows I notice missing are "I Spy", "Taxi", "Mork & Mindy" & "Roseanne". They should have also included "Hi, Honey I'm Home".

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THANK YOU PAV!!!!! :cool:

Lineup looks good. The only shows I notice missing are "I Spy", "Taxi", "Mork & Mindy" & "Roseanne". They should have also included "Hi, Honey I'm Home".

I think they should not air Sanford & Son. That really was never a Nick@Nite regular. I think it just aired for a TV Land block or something. Taxi and Mork & Mindy should be in that slot instead. I also noticed no Diff'rent Strokes for 2000-2005. They could have due away one of the episodes for the one hour block of Wings or Cheers, and added that instead. Coach is also missing from that block. I wasn't expecting Charles in Charge, Perfect Strangers or Head of the Class, so those I would not put in there, even though they are very good shows.

As for Roseanne, the deal only allows them to play the show in primetime, while Oxygen has it in the day. That's why that is not there.

Sounds great.... I'm looking to forward to it. I'll need lots of tapes.

For the 95-00 block, I would remove both Sanford & Son airings and add Taxi and move Bewitched to the 95-00 block, and have Mork & Mindy in the 90-95 block. Also, I'd have The Wonder Years in the 95-00 block instead of Brady Bunch, since that is already in the 00-05 block. Finally, I'd remove the second airings of Three's Company, Cheers and Wings in the 00-05 block and add Beverly Hillbillies, Diff'rent Strokes and Coach. WKRP is also missing.

Other than that, it looks VERY good.

Very good indeed! I can't wait!

i know we have 1990-1995, and 1995-2000 episodes (and encores) but i see a june 26th episode listing without a heading. are these 3 different episodes?


(sorry this is a little cryptic)

pat

Also, NO Laugh-In, Dennis The Menace & Car 54 Where Are You?

I hope they show classic Nick At Nite "imaging" from those time periods too!

The lineup looks great... just a few questions that have kinda been brought up but not answered... pav, i dunno if you'd know the answers but i'll give it a shot!

1) Will there be classic commericals, intros to the shows, etc like during the 10th Anniversary Week?

2) The encores will be the same episodes as earlier, correct?

3) Do you happen to know if they'll be the same episode they were for the 10th anniversary week for some of the older shows? I hope not!

Pav are they going to show classic Nick At Nite imaging from those time periods too?

I don't know which episodes will air yet. No idea if "classic" promos/images will be airing during the event. And the encore airings will be the same episodes as the original airings.

OMGOMGOMG!!!!! THEY ARE SHOWING ROUTE 66!!!! I am totally staying up for that. WOOOOOO!!!!

I hope it's not the first episode, but it probably is. Oh well....yayayay!!!!!

LOL Cathy!

I kinda hoped that they showed some more shows as well, like That Girl, The Wonder Years and Dennis the Menace. I have fond memories of staying up late at night on weekends watching NAN. I remember the TG opening with Ann's head superimposed over shots of New York. And I remember my utter shock at learning that MTM's Phyllis had her own show...

The Scheduled for The 20th Anniversarry Special on TV Land Looks Great For Saturday, June 25, 205 and Sunday June 26, 2005.

Another show missing from TVLand's Nick At Nite's 20th Anniversary Weekend is "The Beverly Hillbillies". I guess TVLand can't get access to it for the weekend. It's a shame if they can't get access to it. Otherwise, great schedule and a nice selection of shows. Can't Wait!!!

Yay yay yay!!!! I will be getting no sleep that weekend... I'll need lots of tapes... off to find some now! Weeee!!!

Jessica

Gah, I'm pissed that they postponed the WB event. I was looking really forward to it! Hopefully it hasn't been postponed too long. At least they're still doing the N@N celebration.


Dallas just got really, really, really bad towards the end, IMO. Almost no "fan favorites" were left by the end - the only ones that come to mind that were in the final season were Patrick Duffy, Ken Kercheval, and Larry Hagman. Yeah, it was still Dallas, but it wasn't anywhere near the same show it had been in both quality and in terms of the characters on the canvas.

Dynasty didn't go that far down (it was #33 in its eighth season and fell to #56 in its final season) during its last season, and I wouldn't blame the camp. The campiness was completely toned down during the final season (which was arguably one of its best), where the show really went back to the way it was in its earlier seasons before it went all-out campy. ABC scheduled it against NBC's big Thursday night line-up and CBS' Knots Landing, which really hurt its ratings. Linda Evans also left that season and Joan Collins only appeared in a few episodes because the show couldn't afford to pay her salary anymore. The show was just too expensive to keep going (I think I read somewhere that it cost around $2,000,000 per episode during its final season, and they spent $75,000 on wardrobe alone in one of the later season finales).
Dallas wasn't the same show at the end. All the original cast had mostly left and their replacements were terrible actors and JR got to soft. He was tricked into a sanatarium by his hillbilly wife and his 20 something year old son. The old JR never would have let that happen.

LOL Cathy!


Too overzealous? ;)

It's great they're showing The Partridge Family, but they didn't proof read the schedule enough and mispelled Partridge, Patridge *three* times! :rolleyes:

I wish there was more love for The Partridge Family! C'mon Get Happy! :D

I also wish they would dump those double showings of shows that are already on too much, like Three's Company, Roseanne, The Cosby Show, and put in more of the older shows that haven't been seen as much. In the end, I s'pose it's impossible to make everyone happy.

I am looking forward to the Nick at Nite anniversary weekend on TV Land. Alot of those shows I haven't seen in a long time.

It's great they're showing The Partridge Family, but they didn't proof read the schedule enough and mispelled Partridge, Patridge *three* times! :rolleyes:

I wish there was more love for The Partridge Family! C'mon Get Happy! :D

I also wish they would dump those double showings of shows that are already on too much, like Three's Company, Roseanne, The Cosby Show, and put in more of the older shows that haven't been seen as much. In the end, I s'pose it's impossible to make everyone happy.
I too wish that they would drop thoese shows that they been running into the ground.For the schedule itself,E.T. In T.V. Land is nothing more than rehash interviews from E.T. itself,so nothing new there.Same for T.V. Land Legend. Would like to see these shows on Inside T.V. Land and at least get some new dirt on these shows. And couldn't they have done better than A Day With The Catrwrights?!Should be called A Night With The Cartwrights because for the simple reason it is on at night!!!I'll just wait for the anniversary celebration;THAT WILL BE FUN :lol:

For the schedule itself,E.T. In T.V. Land is nothing more than rehash interviews from E.T. itself,so nothing new there.Same for T.V. Land Legend.

Thats the point of TVLand.... airing stuff that used to air on network television. The same thing about "rehash interviews" can be said about every single sitcom or drama they air.

Well some of the stuff on TV Land is okay but there is overkill on some of it too.

OMG! Knots Landing, Sisters, Eight Is Enough, and Life Goes On in the WB event?!?! ::cries:: I hope it isn't canceled either!

Yes I hope the WB event will be on in the future.

I know I also hope they show The WB will be in The Future.

- Ren & Stimpy DVD Marathon
Friday, June 17
12:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. ET/PT

Catch four out of this world episode of the classic Nickelodeon animated series Ren & Stimpy on TV Land and buy the DVD later that month from Paramount.
(Episodes TBD)

- Ren & Stimpy DVD Marathon
Friday, June 17
12:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. ET/PT

Catch four out of this world episode of the classic Nickelodeon animated series Ren & Stimpy on TV Land and buy the DVD later that month from Paramount.
(Episodes TBD)

now thats unusual for TV Land. At least Ren and Stimpy is good

- Ren & Stimpy DVD Marathon
Friday, June 17
12:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. ET/PT

Catch four out of this world episode of the classic Nickelodeon animated series Ren & Stimpy on TV Land and buy the DVD later that month from Paramount.
(Episodes TBD)

That is a little unusal for TV Land. I can't really picture how this will happen. Oh well... LOL.

Jessica

Pav, I don't mean to sound whiny or anything because I know you'll post the information when you get it, but I'm just wondering when you might know the episodes for N@N's 20th weekend?

Bewitched episodes for the movie/DVD event is now in:

- Bewitched Movie/DVD Marathon
Monday, June 20 through Thursday, June 23
8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ET/PT each night.
What’s brewing on TV Land?
TV Land supports Sony Picture’s theatrical release of Bewitched with 4 magical nights of Bewitched in prime. Tune in for a spell.
Based loosely on the TV series, this comedy follows Isabel Bigelow (Nicole Kidman), a witch who, against her father's (Michael Caine) wishes, decides to move to the Valley and live a normal life. She meets Jack Wyatt (Will Ferrell), a down-on-his-luck film actor who's trying to revive his career by playing the lead role, Darrin, in a big-screen remake of the old Bewitched TV show. Jack then decides that Isabel would be the perfect choice to play his TV wife.
On Friday, go out and watch the new Bewitched movie with Nicole Kidman and Will Ferrell and don't forget to pick up the DVD of the first season on June 21!

Monday, June 20
8:00PM #1. I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha
This magical 1960s series begins when Darrin and Samantha first bump into each other. Samantha and Darrin, an ideally matched couple, decide to marry. On their wedding night, Samantha must confess to Darrin that he unknowingly married a witch.
8:30PM #3. It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog
Samantha gives a dinner party to impress one of Darrin's clients, Rex Barker. When Rex becomes too aggressive and makes advances on Samantha, she changes him into a dog.
9:00PM #5. Help, Help, Don't Save Me
Darrin suspects witchcraft, when Samantha comes up with the perfect advertising campaign for his Caldwell Soup client.
9:30PM #80. Endora Moves in For a Spell
Gladys wants to find out about the disappearing and reappearing house, much to Sam and Darrin's dismay! Uncle Arthur and Endora clash over Tabitha's powers and debate who's to live across the street creating havoc for neighbor Gladys Kravitz until Sam insists they make up.

Tuesday, June 21
8:00PM #59. Double Tate
Darrin unknowingly gets three wishes from Endora. He blows the first two on fast elevators and bikini-clad girls, and finally wishes that he was Larry for a day. He gets his wish and a whole lot of misunderstanding begins between Louise and the real Larry!
8:30PM #69. Divided He Falls
A vacation that the Stephens were supposed to take is scrapped when Darrin has to work. Endora takes it upon herself to separate Darrin into two different personalities: his work side and his fun and spontaneous side. While the working Darrin is concentrating on his job, the fun Darrin is concentrating on partying until he drops.
9:00PM #170. Samantha and Darrin in Mexico City
Samantha and Darrin are in Mexico City where Darrin is working on a new account for McMann and Tate. Endora puts a spell on him that makes him disappear when he speaks Spanish. Samantha gets her mother back who has the nerve to reverse the spell, this time, making Darrin disappear when he speaks English! Dick York’s final episode
9:30PM #171. Samantha and the Beanstalk
As the 1969-1970 season begins, we are greeted by an all-new Darrin Stephens. Tabitha is jealous of the expected new baby and switches places in a story book with Jack of the Beanstalk fame. Sam zaps into the fairytale and looks for Tabitha who has, among other things, shrunk the fairytale's giant.
Dick Sargaent’s first episode

Wednesday, June 22
8:00PM #66. Follow That Witch (1)
A private detective, hired by a new client of Darrin's, threatens to expose Samantha as a witch unless she makes him wealthy.
8:30PM #67. Follow That Witch (2)
Darrin learns of the detective's threats and rejects the new client's account. Meanwhile, Samantha teaches the detective never to blackmail a witch.
9:00PM #118. Allergic to Macedonian Dodo Birds
Because of a dodo bird Tabitha materializes, Endora and Clara have their powers switched!
9:30PM #237. A Plague on Maurice and Samantha
Samantha loses her powers, and so does Maurice after kissing her. Until his powers come back, Maurice and Sam are forced to live like mortals.

Thursday, June 23
8:00PM #180. Daddy Comes for a Visit (1)
On Darrin's birthday, Samantha's father, Maurice comes to visit and gives Darrin a magic watch. When Darrin refuses it, Maurice turns him into a dog but is persuaded to change him back. Since Sam has lived a mortal for years, Maurice feels Darrin should use magic for just one day. Darrin agrees.
8:30PM #181. Darrin the Warlock (2)
Darrin has a ball with his newfound magical powers. With his powers, Darrin creates a stellar account with his client, Bliss, jr. and shows Larry his powers. It isn't until Darrin meets his old friend, Dave, and decides to give up his magic.
9:00PM #201. To Go or Not to Go, That is the Question (1)
Samantha gets a call from the High Priestess of Witches, Hepzibah, to attend a meeting in Salem, Massachusetts, thus beginning the Stephens' first serial vacation. When Samantha doesn't answer, the Priestess herself appears in the Stephens' home. Hepzibah does not approve of Samantha's marriage to Darrin and decides to break it. She then changes her mind and observes Sam and Darrin's marriage, for if she doesn't like it......
9:30PM #202. Salem, Here We Come (2)
Hepzibah, Empress and High Priestess of all witches and warlocks, has taken up residence at the Stephens' home for the purpose of observing the first and only marriage of a witch and a mortal.

Pav, I don't mean to sound whiny or anything because I know you'll post the information when you get it, but I'm just wondering when you might know the episodes for N@N's 20th weekend?

Not yet. They have not released yet.

I am looking forward to seeing The Episodes for The 20 Anniversarry Special
on Saturday, June 25, 2005 and Sunday, June 26, 2005.

I am looking forward to seeing The Episodes for The 20 Anniversarry Special
on Saturday, June 25, 2005 and Sunday, June 26, 2005.
My birthday weekend. I'm going to have a ball. :lol:

NANiversary schedule is not accurate ....

TV LAND GIVES A WINK TO GAY AMERICA WHEN NETWORK PRESENTS INSIDE TV LAND: TICKLED PINK

One-Hour Special Examines How Gay Americans Have Created and Viewed Television

Kelsey Grammer, Sandra Bernhard, Bruce Vilanch, Marc Cherry, Carson Kressley, Rue McClanahan, Mario Cantone and Others Featured


Santa Monica, CA, May 12, 2005 - From Maude and The Golden Girls to Xena, The Warrior Princess and Will & Grace, certain television shows throughout the last forty years have strayed from the straight and narrow and given a wink to Gay America. TV Land takes an in-depth look at celebrated television personalities and characters that gay viewers have either gravitated towards or closely identified with in Inside TV Land: Tickled Pink, premiering on June 1, 2005 at 11 p.m. ET/PT. Notables Kelsey Grammer, Marc Cherry, Sandra
Bernhard, Diahann Carroll, Rue McClanahan, Mario Cantone, Carson Kressley, Judy Gold and others are featured in interviews and discuss why gay viewers
have always been drawn to TV shows where camp and comedy are celebrated.
Inside TV Land: Tickled Pink is produced for TV Land by Linda Ellerbee's Lucky Duck Productions. Sal Maniaci, Vice President, Development and Production, TV Land & Nick at Nite, serves as Executive Producer.

"Several TV shows and characters that the country has embraced -- from "Uncle Arthur" on Bewitched to the ladies of Sex & the City -- have also meant a great deal to gay Americans" states Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land and Nick at Nite. "TV Land is thrilled to provide our viewers with this in-depth look at how gay Americans have had their own way of watching and creating classic comedy."

Throughout this 60-minute journey, TV Land takes a look at how various characters and series became "homosensational." From female characters in sitcoms such as The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Maude, The Golden Girls and Designing Women, gays took solace in the independence of women who dared to define the rigid roles of the time. The gay community saw these characters as strong, independent and outrageous, and the bond with their friends resonated with their own lives. The TV landscape continued to evolve as characters like Tony Randall's portrayal of "Felix" in The Odd Couple and Paul Lynde's "Uncle Arthur" on Bewitched strayed slightly from the straight and narrow. Even the dynamic duos Kate & Allie and Batman with "Robin" resonated with gay Americans. In the 1990's, as gay visibility began to increase, sitcoms like Friends, Ellen and even The Simpsons had more and
more fun playing on their audience's new awareness of all things gay. Xena, Warrior Princess was hugely popular with lesbians as they looked to her as someone who was strong on the outside but also sensitive and loving and they began to play up her relationship with her best friend. This original special examines how gays embraced the aesthetic of many of these shows, making them more visible for others to be "Tickled Pink."

Among the watershed television shows, characters and moments discussed in the special are:

* Paul Lynde of Bewitched does not suppress his sexual orientation and uses double entendres on Hollywood Squares to push the envelope.

* The series Maude stars Bea Arthur as a tough, outspoken woman, a rarity in TV at the time.

* For her television series, Cher wins over fans with her extravagant ensembles created by gay icon Bob Mackie. Her outlandish appeal taps a primal urge in countless gay men.

* Gays are drawn to TV's crime-fighting dynamic duos like "Ponch" and "John" on Chips, Starsky and Hutch and "Batman" and "Robin."

* The Golden Girls is embraced by homosexuals for its gay sensibility and how the characters' friends ultimately become their family.

* The outrageousness of the characters on Designing Women, particularly "Suzanne Sugarbaker," resonates with the gay community.

* Shows like Laverne and Shirley, Kate & Allie and Cagney & Lacey appeal to lesbians because of the strong bond between women. This was the closest thing there was at that point to any sort of representation of a
lesbian relationship.

* Gays identified with characters like "Samantha" on Bewitched, "Diane Prince" on Wonder Woman and "Buffy" from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer because these women struggled with revealing their personal secrets.


* Dynasty is filled with strong women who were unapologetic and bitchy - one of the campiest shows on television.

* The revelation of Ellen DeGeneres on her sitcom, and in real life, that she was gay changed the TV landscape and was a huge step forward for homosexuality on television. In the years before DeGeneres and her gay character came out, some of the funniest moments on Ellen came from winks to viewers indicating her true orientation.


* Gays and lesbians embraced "Xena" and respected her strength. In addition, her relationship with her best friend was filled with innuendo which creators had fun implementing into the storylines.

* Sex and the City is filled with bawdy humor and puts female friendships first.

* Sassy diva "Karen" on Will & Grace is embraced by gay males for just being fabulous.


Lucky Duck Productions is an award-winning and critically acclaimed television production company renowned for producing primetime specials, documentaries, limited-run series and children's programming for network and cable television. The company is owned and operated by journalist, producer
and author, Linda Ellerbee and Rolfe Tessem.

Sounds good! Wish they would have mentioned AMC's Bianca Montgomery though, one of the most popular lesbian characters on television, period.

I'm surprised they don't mention 'Roseanne' which was the first show to ever have a same-sex kiss aired on US television as well as the first show to portray gays and lesbians as apart of working class America.

No EMERGENCY! BOO

I hope they show a lot of Paul Lynde,essepecially his doing his thing on Hollywood Squares.60 minuets isn't long enough to really look at all of the issues of gay Americans on T.V.;should have been 2 hours.The plot for the big screen version Bewitched seems stupid,idiotic,formulated-plot that probably going to make million of dollars(and be a number 1 box office hit).Once again,they take a classic and ruin it :mad: And what the HELL Ren&Stimpy is doing on what suppose to be a month to celebrate classics;NOT cult classic which is what this show is.I just wish that they could show all of the classic that are about to be shown all month long,not for two nights.Oh well!!!

Effective Tuesday, May 31:

7 days a week
8:00PM Mini-Marathons continue (so, mini-marathons are now 5PM-9PM; replaces Highway to Heaven)


Episode titles/#s for the NAN Anniversary Weekend on TV Land is coming soon and any other fill-ins that need to be filled for June.

Effective Tuesday, May 31:

7 days a week
8:00PM Mini-Marathons continue (so, mini-marathons are now 5PM-9PM; replaces Highway to Heaven)


Episode titles/#s for the NAN Anniversary Weekend on TV Land is coming soon and any other fill-ins that need to be filled for June.

Oh these mini-maratons have got to go now. I remember when they came back in February 2004, everyone was screaming at me that they'd only be around for like two or three months tops. Yeah, right. It's been fifteen months now.

It depend on what is going to be on thoes mini-marathons.It probably will be the same ol' bull :cuss: Well here's my dream list of shows that I wish that they would show:
MOMDAY:That Girl
TUESDAY:Father knows Best
THURSDAY:Silver Spoon(Another new old show)
FRIDAY:Land Of The Lost(Going way out feild on this one)
It's a fool dream,I know!Esspecially Land Of The Lost(70's version).It take real guts and imagination to program shows,not just go after the 18-24 year old group that been brainwash on reality farces,and every other bad T.V./movies that been shown to them.Too bad we all can't be happy :angryfire No.3 is suppose to be Dif'frent Strokes.I kept trying to put it on the list, but for some reason,it kept messing up,so I took it off the main list and put it here.

I am glad that TV Land is going to have Mina Marathon 7 day's a week
from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm.

That showcase section is really what classic tv is all about. The Patty Duke show, the odd couple. Is this a sign that some of these shows will be returning? Man I just love welcome back kotter and the Jeffersons. That girl would be nice to see and different strokes.

I love Knots landing more than Dallas. I sure am thankful to soapnet showing the epsiodes pretty much unedited. Last month I was flipping channels and saw the CMT channel had the dukes of hazzard. I haven't seen Amen since Tbs took it off a couple years ago. Mama's family has been on forever.

I just thought of Alice that would be great to see to.

Booooo to dropping the 8pm airing of Highway to Heaven:( That's usually the time I can catch it.

I knew it was a matter of time but hey at least it's still on!:)

Warner Marathon is back on! It's official as of today!
See the first post for details, along with TV Land Movie Week and NAN's 20th on TV Land weekend.


Warner Brothers 50th Anniversary 50 Hour Marathon
Saturday, June 11 and Sunday, June 12
**Starts 6:00 a.m. on June 11 and ends 8:00 a.m. on June 13**
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Warner Brothers, TV Land is showcasing a whole weekend of classic WB shows from all genres of television like Superman, Maverick, The Waltons and Dallas. Tune in Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12 for 50 hours of Warner Brothers classics! Some of the other shows that will be featured are: Sisters; Eight is Enough; Falcon Crest; Knots Landing; Valerie/Hogan Family; Life Goes On; Perfect Strangers; Welcome Back, Kotter; Wonder Woman and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

Saturday, June 11
6:00AM Cheyenne #7117 "Dual at Judas Basin"
7:00AM Bronco #6857 "Flight from an Empire"
8:00AM Sugarfoot #1 "Brannigan's Boots"
9:00AM Maverick #5 "Gun Shy"
10:00AM Wonder Woman - #15 "Anschluss '77"
11:00AM The Adventures of Superman #36 - "The Face and the Voice"
11:30AM F Troop #37 "The Great Troop Robbery"
12:00PM Mayberry RFD #1 "Andy and Helen Get Married"
12:30PM Chico and The Man #43 "Too Many Crooks"
1:00PM Welcome Back, Kotter #2 "The Election"
1:30PM Alice #30 "Sixty Minutes Man"
2:00PM The Waltons #1 "The Foundlings"
3:00PM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #1 "The First Time"
4:00PM Sisters - #1 "Moving In, Moving Out, Moving On"
5:00PM Life Goes On #1 "Pilot"
6:00PM Jack and Bobby #1 "Pilot"
7:00PM The John Larroquette Show #1 "Pilot"
7:30PM Murphy Brown #1 "Respect"
8:00PM The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air #7 "Def Poet's Society"
8:30PM Full House #1 "Our Very First Show"
9:00PM Eight is Enough #11 "Trial Marriage"
10:00PM Eight is Enough: Wedding (2003)
12:00AM Falcon Crest #68 "Ashes to Ashes"
1:00AM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #1 "The First Time"
2:00AM The Waltons #1 "The Foundlings"
3:00AM Wonder Woman - #15 "Anschluss '77"
4:00AM Valerie #24 "Bad Timing"
4:30AM The John Larroquette Show #1 "Pilot"
5:00AM Perfect Strangers #51 "The Lottery"
5:30AM Head of the Class #22 "The Secret Life of Arvid Engen"

Sunday, June 12
6:00AM 77 Sunset Strip #6615 "The Kookie Caper"
7:00AM Surfside Six #7211 "The Clown"
8:00AM Hawaiian Eye #1 "Total Eclipse"
9:00AM The FBI #3 "The Monster"
10:00AM Harry O #38 "Past Imperfect"
11:00AM Spenser: For Hire - #18 "In A Safe Place"
12:00PM Love, Sidney #1 "Surprise Party"
12:30PM The Hogan Family - #54 "Animal House"
1:00PM Perfect Strangers #51 "The Lottery"
1:30PM Head of the Class #22 "The Secret Life of Arvid Engen"
2:00PM The Waltons #12 "The Dust Bowl Cousins"
3:00PM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #66 "All The World's A Stage"
4:00PM Sisters - #49 "Dear Georgie"
5:00PM Life Goes On #22 "The Spring Fling"
6:00PM Third Watch #48 "After Time"
7:00PM Eight is Enough #21 "The Return of Auntie V"
8:00PM Full House #45 "Tanner's Island"
8:30PM The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air #58 "A Night at the Oprah"
9:00PM Murphy Brown #84 "Queen of the Soul"
9:30PM The John Larroquette Show #62 "Cosmetic Perjury"
10:00PM Dallas - JR Returns: A Reunion Movie (1996)
12:00AM Dallas #54 "A House Divided"
1:00AM Knots Landing #1 "Pilot"
2:00AM Falcon Crest #69 "Requiem"
3:00AM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #66 "All The World's A Stage"
4:00AM The Waltons #12 "The Dust Bowl Cousins"
5:00AM The Hogan Family - #54 "Animal House"
5:30AM The John Larroquette Show #62 "Cosmetic Perjury"

Monday, June 13
6:00AM China Beach - #24 "The Unquiet Earth"
7:00AM La Femme Nikita - #88 "Four Light Years Further"

Woohoo!

That schedule is AWESOME. Can't wait!

Darn it I was hoping they'd show at least one episode of Lois and Clark :(

Pretty frickin' awesome, I must say. Cheers, WB and TV Land!

Saturday, June 11
10:00AM Wonder Woman - #15 "Anschluss '77"
1:30PM Alice #30 "Sixty Minutes Man"
3:00PM Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #1 "The First Time"
4:00PM Sisters - #1 "Moving In, Moving Out, Moving On"
9:00PM Eight is Enough #11 "Trial Marriage"
12:00AM Falcon Crest #68 "Ashes to Ashes"

Sunday, June 12
12:30PM The Hogan Family - #54 "Animal House"
12:00AM Dallas #54 "A House Divided"
1:00AM Knots Landing #1 "Pilot"
2:00AM Falcon Crest #69 "Requiem"

And that, my friends, is what I'll be taping on this lovely weekend. Probably more, if I get to the store to get some blank tapes! That's 9 hours! I hope I'll be able to pull it off!

That's gonna be some great Falcon Crest stuff, those two episodes are the 1983-1984 season finale and 1984-1985 season premiere! When primetime soaps were in their heyday! Knots Landing's pilot is going to be wonderful, though I would have preferred a season two episode with Donna Mills as Abby Cunningham. Dallas's offering isn't a surprise at all, it's of course the episode where JR gets shot at the end of the 1979-1980 season. Sisters, I'm looking forward to, since I've never seen it. Definitely taping the pilot.

Alice, I haven't seen in years, so that'll be wonderful! And Hogan Family too!

OMG!!! They're showing episodes of Valerie and The Hogan Family!!! YAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!! My DVD recorder is going to be so freaking busy that weekend!!

And I'd also like to add that the Movie of The Week thing sounds so awesome. I've always wanted to see Sybil, Helter Skelter, and The Day After. I'll definitely be recording those (I know The Day After and Helter Skelter are out on DVD but I don't want to buy them if I don't know if I will like them). And what makes this more exciting is that it looks like these will be the unedited versions.

OMG!!! They're showing episodes of Valerie and The Hogan Family!!! YAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!! My DVD recorder is going to be so freaking busy that weekend!!

Mine too :eek: ;)

OK so I made a tape list of everything I plan on taping next month! I got up to 14 hours with the stuff that I know that I'm definitely taping so far...

WARNER BROTHERS 50th ANNIVERSARY (8 hrs)
Saturday, June 11, 2005
9am: "Wonder Woman" (1 hr)
12:30pm: "Alice" (1/2 hr)
3pm: "Sisters" (1 hr)
8pm: "Eight is Enough" (1 hr)
11pm: "Falcon Crest" (1 hr)
Sunday, June 12, 2005
11:30am: "The Hogan Family" (1/2 hr)
11pm: "Dallas" (1 hr)
12am: "Knots Landing" (1 hr)
2am: "Falcon Crest" (1 hr)

N@NIVERSARY (2 hrs)
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
9pm: "Silver Spoons" (1/2 hr)
9:30pm: "The Facts of Life" (1/2 hr)
10pm: "Kate and Allie" (1/2 hr)
10:30pm: "Benson" (1/2 hr)

NICK-AT-NITE 20th ANNIVERSARY ON TVLAND (4 1/2 hrs)
Saturday, June 25, 2005
9am: "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" (1/2 hr)
12pm: "Mary Tyler Moore" (1/2 hr)
1:30pm: "The Partridge Family" (1/2 hr)
9:30pm: "Rhoda" (1/2 hr)
10pm: "Rhoda" (1/2 hr)
10:30pm: "Newhart" (1/2 hr)
12:30am: "The Patty Duke Show" (1/2 hr)
2:30am: "My Three Sons" (1/2 hr)
3am: "The Donna Reed Show" (1/2 hr)

My mouth is watering just thinking of this stuff, really it is! That late Sunday night is going to be awesome, with Dallas, Knots, and Falcon all back to back to back!

JT, you might want to watch Valerie on the WB event. It's Hogan Family, pre-Sandy Duncan.

JT, you might want to watch Valerie on the WB event. It's Hogan Family, pre-Sandy Duncan.
Oh I know, but I decided to only tape one episode, and Sandy's episodes are the ones I remember the most, but hey, if I find that I have extra room, I'll tape Val's ep too!

This is great news!!! I can't wait! I haven't seen a lot of those shows in a long time. I'm especially looking forward to seeing Valerie/Hogan Family, Alice, Dallas, Love, Sidney and Eight is Enough.

This.. is.. awesome!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

I'll probably be recording most of these shows.

Wait a minute...where's Route 66?? It was part of the Nick at Nite Anniversary and now it's not listed. OMG...if TV Land dumped it, they can burn in hell.

This.. is.. awesome!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

:nod:

Spenser: For Hire is back on the air since 1998 on TNT? That's FUNTASTIC!!!! :D

Thats a great lineup. Theirs a few shows I've never seen and a few I haven't seen in years. :woohoo:

Effective Thursday, June 16 & Friday, June 17:
Thursdays 5:00pm-9:00pm Leave it to Beaver Mini-Marathon (replaces Cheers mini-marathon)
Fridays 5:00pm-9:00pm Sanford & Son Mini-marathon (replaces I Love Lucy mini-marathon)

Oh, even MORE LITB and S&S? Bad move, IMO.

This is going to be great! The Hogan Family at last! I finally get to see it on something other than PAX TV! When PAX aired it, (I know this is going to be a bit off topic but I can't help it!) they cut off the closing credits and not to mention edited some parts of the show.

Hooray for the WB anniversary and to the fact that there's a pre-Sandy Duncan ep. as well!

I also can't wait to see Kotter, Chico, Dallas, Knots, Wonder Woman, and even Alice! Later on there's Silver Spoons, Facts of Life, Benson and Spenser: for Hire! :D :D :D !!!

I just wish and hope that the Hogan Family will be one of those six shows that TV Land will be picking up later this year b/c the two we already will be seeing come July and August to TV Land are: Good Times and Night Court!

Has anyone seen TV Land Top 10? I just the episode for tv stars that went on to become movie stars.

How in the world, does Eddie Murphy not make the list. He was a big movie star, after being "the star" of Saturday Night Live in the early 80's. And no SNL alumni was ever as big as a movie star as Eddie was in his prime.

Has anyone seen TV Land Top 10? I just the episode for tv stars that went on to become movie stars.

How in the world, does Eddie Murphy not make the list. He was a big movie star, after being "the star" of Saturday Night Live in the early 80's. And no SNL alumni was ever as big as a movie star as Eddie was in his prime.

that entire list was a joke to me. I think SNL cast members were disqualified... even tho that doesn't explain why Jim Carrey on In Living Color was eligible.

How in the world did Clint Eastwood and Michael Douglas fail to make this list? Those two have FAR eclipsed Helen Hunt and Jennifer Aniston (both of which are still better known for their tv shows than for their filmwork, even if Hunt won an Oscar). Hell, I'd go as far as to say Clint should've been #1 above Tom Hanks. Clint's had one of those careers that everytime you think he's in the wash-up pile, comes back with another movie that puts him back on top bigger than before.

the Tickled Pink special was a fun watch, even tho I know certain people complained because they feel that the realization that gay men watch tv too is "shoving politics down their throat". Wow, gay men admitting they love The Golden Girls and Bewitched is really pushing gay marriage down your throat!

However, I was miffed at one mention. They showed clips of all these 90's and today younger prime-time soaps and saying "these shows have no gay followers", AND THEY WERE SHOWING PICS OF MELROSE PLACE AT THE TIME!!!! Melrose was to the 90's with gay men what Dynasty was in the 80's!!!! I don't know many gay men who weren't watching Melrose in it's day. They also showed a picture of One Tree Hill. My boyfriend is gay, 26 (which definately means he's out of the target age range for the show), and WORSHIPS Chad Michael Murray and One Tree Hill. There is a gay audience for the show.

I never realized how much my taste mirror "typical gay classics". I got into shows like Buffy, Sex And The City and Desperate Housewives because I fell in love with the plots and characters, not because they were "gay icons".

All in all, a fun hour.

Nevermind

the Tickled Pink special was a fun watch, even tho I know certain people complained because they feel that the realization that gay men watch tv too is "shoving politics down their throat". Wow, gay men admitting they love The Golden Girls and Bewitched is really pushing gay marriage down your throat!

However, I was miffed at one mention. They showed clips of all these 90's and today younger prime-time soaps and saying "these shows have no gay followers", AND THEY WERE SHOWING PICS OF MELROSE PLACE AT THE TIME!!!! Melrose was to the 90's with gay men what Dynasty was in the 80's!!!! I don't know many gay men who weren't watching Melrose in it's day. They also showed a picture of One Tree Hill. My boyfriend is gay, 26 (which definately means he's out of the target age range for the show), and WORSHIPS Chad Michael Murray and One Tree Hill. There is a gay audience for the show.

I never realized how much my taste mirror "typical gay classics". I got into shows like Buffy, Sex And The City and Desperate Housewives because I fell in love with the plots and characters, not because they were "gay icons".

All in all, a fun hour.
I agree with that last bit. Many of the shows covered in the special are some of my favorites, and I'm not completely gay, just bi. I liked how they mentioned that all of the primetime soaps of the 80s had loyal gay followings (though I did notice that when they mentioned "Falcon Crest," they showed a "Knots Landing" cast picture).

Of the shows on the special, I love "Dynasty," "Desperate Housewives," "Bewitched," "Cagney and Lacey," "I Dream of Jeannie," "The Carol Burnett Show," "Wonder Woman," "Hollywood Squares" and some of the others that aren't coming to me right now.

Those "Xena" clips were scary as hell though! All of that weird smiling and that weird noise she makes when she jumps somebody's ass...

We're getting an episode of both Valerie and The Hogan Family?! Hell yeah!

BTW, that show has one of my favorite themes of all time...

Life is such a sweet insanity
The more you learn the less you know
In the heart of every family
There's a love that starts by letting go...

Step by step and day by day
Reaching out along the way
Hand in hand we face our fears
Together through the years...

We've got closer
Through happines and tears
And in our hearts we share
The laughter and the sadness
A special kind of madness
Together through the years...

Life is such a sweet insanity
It's nice to know your friends are near
In the heart of every family
There's a love that's waiting there for you
Through the years...

Glad to see that the WB special is up and running again.This is going to be quite a busy month with all of these specials going on.I couldn't agree more about the Top Ten"Small Screen,Big Screen Star"(hope I got the title right!).Clint Eastwood should have been on the list considering he just won the Oscar for Million Dollar Baby,and was on a long running show;NOT a show that was on for 1 to 2 years. :crazy:

very true about Clint.

In all fairness, the list should've looked something like this (no SNL)

1. Clint Eastwood
2. Tom Hanks
3. Michael Douglas
4. Denzel Washington
5. Robin Williams
6. Johnny Depp
7. Jim Carrey
8. Will Smith
9. George Clooney (belongs on the list, but he was a little too high on TV Land's)
10. Danny DeVito

Unlike people like Helen Hunt and Jennifer Aniston, who are still better known for their tv shows than any one movie, and not counting the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio (who was only on Growing Pains one season) or people who had one flop sitcom that was axed after a month and went onto become somebody. These actors all were well-known as tv stars... and then went Hollywood and became even bigger, so much bigger to the extent that you might actually forget their tv shows when looking back at their resumes. If Jamie Foxx keeps the work up, he'll definately be on this list too very soon.

TV LAND TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS OF WARNER BROS. TELEVISION HITS WITH 50-HOUR
PROGRAMMING MARATHON

Santa Monica, CA, June 7, 2005 - Prepare to relive some of the funniest,
happiest and most emotional moments from the past 50 years of television as
TV Land presents a special 50 hour programming marathon featuring landmark
episodes from the Warner Bros. television library. Beginning Saturday, June
11th at 6am (ET/PT) through - Monday, June 13th at 8am (ET/PT), TV Land
viewers will be treated to a 50th anniversary salute to Warner Bros.
Television featuring milestone episodes of Dallas, Eight is Enough, The
Waltons, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Full House, in addition to the rarely
seen episodes of Sugarfoot, Love, Sidney, John Larroquette and many more.
Warner Bros. television programming has helped define the medium throughout
every decade with the best westerns (Cheyenne), classic soaps (Knots
Landing), memorable dramas (China Beach), iconic superheroes (Wonder Woman)
and shows that turned actors into stars (Welcome Back, Kotter).

"We're thrilled to present this momentous marathon to our viewers," states
Larry W. Jones, President, TV Land Nick at Nite. "These special episodes
will bring back a lot of memories for television fans and we're happy that
Warner Bros. chose us as their television partner."

Warner Home Video is also celebrating the 50th anniversary of Warner Bros.
television with a yearlong promotion. This campaign will feature DVD debuts
of series from every decade of Warner Bros. Television's history including
many of the shows featured in the Nick at Nite marathon.

Hand-picked by TV Land, episodes in the marathon include:


Saturday, June 11th

6:00am Cheyenne #7117 (Episode #75) - Dual at Judas Basin

This lavishly produced series starring Clint Walker was Warner Bros.
first foray into television and one of three rotating Western series
presented under the banner "Warner Bros. Presents." Cheyenne Bodie, Tom
"Sugarfoot" Brewster and Bronco Layne match wits and bullets with trapper
Pike Hanson, suspected of selling guns to Indians. One false move could be
the end of their friend as they play the dangerous game of pinning the crime
of murder and treason on a clever crook.

7:00am Bronco #6857 (Episode #27) - Flight from an Empire

A spin-off of Cheyenne, this second in the Western line-up under the
title "Warner Bros. Presents," features ex-Confederate Army Captain Bronco
Layne wandering the West in search of adventure. In this episode, Bronco
hires refugees from the fallen Maximillian empire, but has to contend with
bandits who are convinced a mother and son know what happened to $5 million
in missing gold.


8:00am Sugarfoot #1 - Brannigan's Boots

Action rides shotgun with humor in the adventures of Tom "Sugarfoot"
Brewster in this third series in the Western line-up of "Warner Bros.
Presents." Crooked politicians in Bluerock appoint Tom sheriff after noting
his poor shooting aim. Tom, however, takes the job seriously. When a pretty
girl who is watching him says he's not man enough to fill her father's
boots, Tom sets out to prove her wrong and find her father's killer.


9:00am Maverick #5 - Gun Shy

Mixing traditional Western adventure and good-natured humor, this
series stars James Garner as Bret Maverick, the man TV Guide named the best
dramatic actor of the 1950s. This spoof of Gunsmoke focuses on Marshal Mort
Dooley (Ben Gage), a grim man with a gun aimed at all gamblers in general -
and Maverick in particular.

10:00am Wonder Woman #15 - Anschluss '77 (SEASON TWO PREMIERE)

A super heroine from a lost tribe of Amazon women, Wonder Woman is
called upon to battle a new and more terrifying Nazi menace when she and
Steve Trevor are assigned to investigate a reunion of expatriate Nazis on a
small tropical island.

11:00am The Adventures of Superman #36 - The Face and the Voice

Everyone's favorite superhero fights a never-ending battle for
truth, justice and the American way. Superman is so popular that a new
feature film is currently in production. In this episode when a gangster's
face is altered to look like Superman he perpetrates crimes and lays the
blame on our hero.

11:30am F Troop #37 - The Great Troop Robbery

A phony medicine man tries to blame his thefts on Agarn when he
suffers a temporary memory loss in this classic Western comedy that features
a crew of hilarious, bumbling cavalrymen somewhere west of the Missouri in
post-Civil War days. This series was so popular it attracted comedic guest
stars such as Milton Berle, Paul Lynde, Don Rickles and other comedy greats.



12:00pm Mayberry RFD #1 - Andy and Helen Get Married

Andy and Helen get married and Aunt Bea becomes Sam's housekeeper in
the spin-off of the tremendously popular The Andy Griffith Show.


12:30pm Chico and The Man #43 - Too Many Crooks

Freddie Prinze broke new ground for Latinos on TV co-starring with
Emmy Award winner Jack Albertson. They play an unlikely duo that work in a
repair garage in East Los Angeles. When Ed (Albertson), not knowing that he
gave a handout to a crook, finds out that that money is what they are after,
all kinds of crooks from the neighborhood coming to him for a handout as
well.

1:00pm Welcome Back Kotter #2 - The Election

It's the instant comedy hit that made a star out of John Travolta
and popularized the characters of Horshack and Mr. Kotter. In this episode,
Barbarino (Travolta) is running for Student Body President but his campaign
turns into a disaster.

1:30pm Alice #30 - Sixty Minutes Man

In this series starring Linda Lavin, Alice (Lavin) suspects that a
diner regular is really an incognito mobster. This sassy show about a
hard-working single mom lasted an astounding nine seasons and broke the mold
for women in sitcoms.


2:00pm Waltons #1 - The Foundlings (FIRST EPISODE)

In this heartwarming family drama that won 10 Emmy Awards, two
Golden Globes and numerous other awards, the Waltons take a young, abandoned
girl into their home. After seeing a doctor, they discover the girl is
deaf.

3:00pm Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #1 The First Time (PILOT)

Special Agent "Scarecrow" enlists the aide of Amanda King
(everybody's favorite "Angel" Kate Jackson), a divorced mother of two, for
assistance in finding a leak in a D.C. organization. Mrs. King is then
offered a job with IFF and continues to assist Lee "Scarecrow" Stetson
(Bruce Boxleitner).


4:00pm Sisters - #1 Moving In, Moving Out, Moving On (PILOT)

Sela Ward won her first Emmy for this series about four very
different sisters that received five Emmy and two Golden Globe nominations.
Reed sisters Alex, Georgie, Teddy and Frankie are brought together by the
sale of their family home, an event that disturbs their recently widowed
mom.

5:00pm Life Goes On #1 - (PILOT)

Patti Lupone and Kelli Martin star in this critically acclaimed,
heartfelt drama about the daily struggles of a family coping with Down
Syndrome. When Corky tries to mainstream into the 9th grade, the same grade
as Becca, she worries that her brother may stop her from getting to the boy
she really wants, Tyler Benchfield, a star on the football team.

6:00pm Jack and Bobby Episode #22 Legacy (SERIES FINALE)

What if you could watch the next great American president grow up?
Oscar and Emmy-winner Christine Lahti stars in this critically acclaimed
series from master storytellers Greg Berlanti (Everwood) and Thomas Schlamme
(The West Wing).

7:00pm John Larroquette #1 - (PILOT)

Five-time Emmy Award-winner John Larroquette stars as a recovering
alcoholic who takes the job of night manager in a seedy bus station, where a
robbery and a missing bus test his resolve to stay sober.

7:30pm Murphy Brown #1 - Respect (PILOT)

The classiest comedy about the world of broadcast news garnered 62
Emmy Award nominations and 18 wins including Best Comedy. Series star,
Candice Bergen was nominated for seven Emmy Awards and won five. When
Murphy returns to FYI after "drying out" at the Betty Ford Clinic, she
discovers the show underwent changes while she was gone, including the
addition of a beauty queen to the anchor desk and a new young executive
producer. In her first week back she isn't sure whether she still has her
edge.


8:00pm Fresh Prince of Bel Air #7 - Def Poet's Society

Will Smith became a household name in this Emmy and Golden Globe-
nominated series about a streetwise kid from Philadelphia who moves in with
relatives in Bel-Air. Will joins his prep school's poetry club at his Uncle
Philip's insistence, but he must enlist Geoffrey's help when he is called on
to present a poem at a reading.


8:30pm Full House #1 - Our Very First Show (PILOT)

One of ABC's biggest comedy hits for eight years starring Bob Saget
and John Stamos, it features Danny Tanner (Saget), widowed father of three
young and rambunctious girls, who recruits his two buddies to move in and
help him raise his kids.

9:00pm Eight is Enough - #11 Trial Marriage

Dick Van Patten stars as the father of eight very independent and
different children in this often comical, always touching drama series.
This episode introduces Betty Buckley as Sue "Abby" Abbott. Tommy breaks his
ankles at a touch football game and will miss school for five weeks, while
Mary moves in with her boyfriend, a young psychiatry student.

10:00pm Eight is Enough: Wedding

This made-for-television reunion film finds eldest son David on the
brink of marriage to a divorcee. However, some of his sisters would prefer
to see a reunion with his ex-wife Janet.


12:00am Falcon Crest - #68 Ashes to Ashes (SEASON THREE FINALE)

In one of primetime's juiciest soaps, the rich and greedy fight for
power and sex in this saga that takes place the winery Falcon Crest. At the
charred springhouse, the coroner, after inspecting a ring and bone
fragments, positively identifies the remains as Julia's. In a note to Lance,
Julia's last request is to have her ashes scattered in Italy.


1:00am Scarecrow and Mrs. King - #1 The First Time (PILOT)

Special Agent "Scarecrow" enlists the aide of Amanda King
(everybody's favorite "Angel" Kate Jackson), a divorced mother of two, for
assistance in finding a leak in a D.C. organization. Mrs. King is then
offered a job with IFF and continues to assist Lee "Scarecrow" Stetson
(Bruce Boxleitner).


2:00am Waltons #1 - The Foundlings (FIRST EPISODE)

In this heartwarming series, the Waltons take a young, abandoned
girl into their home. After seeing a doctor, they discover the girl is
deaf.


3:00am Wonder Woman #15 - Anschluss '77 (SEASON TWO PREMIERE)

Wonder Woman is called upon to battle a new and more terrifying Nazi
menace when she and Steve Trevor are assigned to investigate a reunion of
expatriate Nazis on a small tropical island.

4:00am Valerie - #24 Bad Timing

This family-friendly series launched the career of teen heartthrob
Jason Bateman (Arrested Development). When David prepares for a romantic
tryst with an old childhood girlfriend, Valerie tries to prepare him for
manhood.

4:30am John Larroquette #1 - Pilot

John Larroquette, starring as a recovering alcoholic, takes the job
of night manager in a seedy bus station, where a robbery and a missing bus
test his resolve to stay sober.

5:00am Perfect Strangers #51 - The Lottery

It's a comedic clash of cultures when a Mediterranean immigrant
comes to live with his distantly-related American cousin in this fish-out-of
water buddy comedy. When Balki (Bronson Pinchot) insists on buying a
lottery ticket, Larry thinks that it is just a waste of money for something
he can't possibly win. But during the draws, Larry (Mark Linn-Baker)
realizes that Balki picked the right numbers and won $28 million but Balki
can't remember where he hid the ticket.

5:30am Head of the Class #22 - The Secret Life of Arvid Engen (SEASON ONE
FINALE)

This popular comedy was the flip side of Welcome Back Kotter,with
overachieving honor students instead of underachieving "sweathogs." In this
episode, Arvid starts to daydream about Lori and it affects his schoolwork.

Sunday, June 12th

6:00am 77 Sunset Strip #6615 (Episode #36) - The Kookie Caper

The prototype glamour detective series made Ed "Kookie" Burns a teen
idol. In this episode, Kookie befriends a pretty teenager who is kidnapped,
making him think that she is a runaway heiress and causing Bailey and
Spencer to become involved.


7:00am Surfside Six #7211 (Episode #3) - The Clown

Before Don Johnson made Miami "cool" in Miami Vice, Troy Donahue and
friends were headquartered on a houseboat crusading to keep Miami
crime-free. When a hated dictator, living in exile in Miami, is murdered
during a birthday party for his son, Lt. Snedigar thinks he has an
open-and-shut case against Pepe the Clown, who performed at the party. But
Pepe insists he was not at the party and Dave has to prove to the skeptical
policeman someone else went to the party in Pepe's costume.


8:00am Hawaiian Eye #1 - Total Eclipse

They called it "77 Sunset Strip of Hawaii" as a trio of detectives
found intrigue and adventure on the exotic islands of Hawaii. In this
episode Jean Morgan hires Tracy to find solid proof of her innocence while
her stepson, Tony Morgan hires Tom to find conclusive proof of her guilt.

9:00am FBI #3 - The Monster

Based on actual F.B.I. cases and told with full Bureau cooperation,
this exciting series focuses on true stores of counterfeiting, extortion and
organized crime. In this episode, case file #76-3342-J- Francis Jerome -
Escaped Federal Prisoner.


10:00am Harry O #38 - Past Imperfect

David Janssen stars as Harry Orwell, an ex-policeman pensioned from
the force after an injury and now solving only cases that interest him.
Harry's girl-next-door is none other than Farrah Fawcett. In this episode,
a woman's former boyfriend returns from prison and wants the old suitcase he
left with her, which he claims is worth $300,000.

11:00am Spenser For Hire - #18 In A Safe Place

Before Law & Order, before CSI, there was Spenser for Hire, starring
TV favorite Robert Urich, which spun off no less than four made-for-TV
movies. Spenser and Susan look for a Mexican labor organizer who has
suspiciously disappeared.


12:00pm Love, Sidney #1 - Surprise Party (SERIES FINALE)

Tony Randall stars as a middle-aged commercial artist who helps
raise his best friend's daughter. In this episode, an opera star agrees to
perform at Patti's birthday party, mercifully replacing Sidney's terrible
clown act.


12:30pm The Hogan Family - #54 Animal House (SEASON FOUR PREMIERE)

It's the family-friendly series that launched the career of teen
heartthrob Jason Bateman (Arrested Development). When college freshman
David steals a rival school's mascot, the fierce creature gets loose and
it's every Hogan for himself. Meanwhile, Mark and Willie enroll Sandy in a
computer dating club.


1:00pm Perfect Strangers #51 - The Lottery

When Balki (Bronson Pinchot) insists on buying a lottery ticket,
Larry (Mark Linn-Baker) thinks that it is just a waste of money for
something he can't possibly win. But during the draws, Larry realizes that
Balki picked the right numbers and won $28 million but Balki can't remember
where he hid the ticket.

1:30pm Head of the Class #22 - The Secret Life of Arvid Engen (SEASON ONE
FINALE)

In this episode, Arvid starts to daydream about Lori and it affects
his schoolwork.

2:00pm Waltons #12 - The Dust Bowl Cousins

The Walton's distant cousins arrive on the mountain and immediately
upset everyone's lives with their shiftless dishonest ways.


3:00pm Scarecrow and Mrs. King #66 - All The World's A Stage

Amanda takes a role in a play by an American playwright to find out
why the Soviets want to back the production.

4:00pm Sisters #49- Dear Georgie

Georgie is hired to write an advice column for the local newspaper;
John thinks Teddy has fallen in love with him; Alex and Frankie accuse
Truman of cheating on their mother.


5:00pm Life Goes On #22 - The Spring Fling

Becca finally gets asked to the dance by Tyler, but she has already
accepted an invitation from someone else. She breaks it off with the first
guy, but then feels guilty and dances with him.

6:00pm Third Watch #48 - After Time

From the creator of ER comes the action-packed high energy drama
about New York City street cops, paramedics and firefighters. It's
September 21, 2001 and the squads continue to battle through their emotions
and their misgivings about their hero status, while working double shifts
and spending every free moment at "the pile" searching for the missing. Kim
returns to work and teams up with Doc, which allows an emotionally frayed
Alex to return to paramedic duty; an exhausted Sully attempts to co-exist
with his prospective in-laws while he waits for an opportunity to marry
Tatiana.

7:00pm Eight is Enough #21 - The Return of Auntie V

Tom's eccentric sister, Auntie V, returns for another visit with the
Bradfords and surprises Tom and Abby with a new house as a wedding present.
The kids are excited, but as they fix up their old house for sale they begin
to fall in love with it again. Nancy wants to expand her horizons by going
on a cruise with Auntie V meanwhile she falls for the estate agent who is
trying to sell the Bradford house.

8:00pm Full House #45 - Tanner's Island

Danny takes the Tanners to Hawaii in honor of their two year
anniversary of becoming a family.


8:30pm Fresh Prince #58 - A Night at the Oprah

When the Banks appear on Oprah's show and fail to invite Will on
stage, it may cause Philip to lose an election.

9:00pm Murphy Brown #84 - The Queen of Soul

In this episode Murphy has a chance to interview the "Queen of
Soul". When Aretha's train is late, a disappointed Murphy misses the
opportunity to meet her idol. Guest starring: Aretha Franklin.

9:30pm John Larroquette #62 - Cosmetic Perjury

When Eggers consults a plastic surgeon for a breast reduction, John
considers a nip-and-tuck when fearing he looks older than his 45 years.

10:00pm JR Returns: A Reunion Movie

Dallas was one of the longest-running primetime soaps in TV history.
Years after J.R. Ewing lost Ewing Oil and apparently committed suicide, we
learn that he is alive and well. He returns to Dallas, and plots what could
be his greatest scheme: Bringing his family back together and regaining
control of Ewing Oil from arch-enemy Cliff Barnes. Will he be successful?

12:00am Dallas #54 - A House Divided

This is the second highest-rated television program of all time,
which posed the question, "Who shot J.R.?" The cartel members and J.R.'s
banker are financially ruined after the nationalization of the Asian fields.
Seth Stone, one of the cartel members, kills himself. J.R. threatens to
drive Kristin and Alan Beam out of town and he wants to put Sue Ellen back
into the sanitarium. Pam and Bobby leave Dallas when Bobby learns that J.R.
shut down an oil field to stop Cliff from having his revenge based on an
agreement between Digger and Jock which Cliff has found among Digger's
papers. Then as the episode draws to a close, J.R. is shot.

1:00am Knots Landing #1 - (PILOT)

Running 14 years, Knots Landing is one of the longest-running dramas
in television history. Gary and Val move to their new home in Knots Landing
that Miss Ellie Bought for them, and then get acquainted with their new
neighbors. Sid's 18-year-old rebellious daughter from a previous marriage,
Annie, is visiting the Fairgates and is causing havoc among the family. Val
attempts to fix Annie's relationship with her father.

2:00am Falcon Crest #69 - Requiem

At first light, Melissa and Cole wait at the rescue base as the
helicopters arrive with the survivors of the crashed plane. Angela
disembarks, relaying the news that Philip Erikson is dead. The co-pilot and
Michael Ranson were also killed in the crash. Richard insists that the
cartel was responsible for the crash, while Chase maintains it was sabotage.

3:00am Scarecrow and Mrs. King #66 - All The World's A Stage
Amanda takes a role in a play by an American playwright to find out why the
Soviets want to back the production.

4:00am Waltons #12 - The Dust Bowl Cousins

The Walton's distant cousins arrive on the mountain and immediately
upset everyone's lives with their shiftless dishonest ways.


5:00am The Hogan Family - #54 Animal House (SEASON FOUR PREMIERE)

When college freshman David steals a rival school's mascot, the
fierce creature gets loose and it's every Hogan for himself. Meanwhile, Mark
and Willie enroll Sandy in a computer dating club.


5:30am John Larroquette #62 - Cosmetic Perjury

When Eggers consults a plastic surgeon for a breast reduction, John
considers a nip-and-tuck when fearing he looks older than his 45 years.

Sunday, June 13th

6:00am China Beach #24 - The Unquiet Earth

This riveting drama chronicling unsung heroines of the Vietnam War
received 21 Emmy nominations and four wins including Best Supporting Actress
for Marg Helgenberger (CSI) and Best Actress for Dana Delaney. McMurphy and
K.C. are kidnapped by the Viet Cong and taken underground into a warren of
tunnels, where their captors expect McMurphy to operate on their wounded
leader.

7:00am La Femme Nikita #88 - Four Light Years Further

In this series based on the French film, Peta Wilson stars as a
reluctant government assassin whose life is controlled by a mysterious
agency. Michael and Nikita have been traveling from place to place, keeping
one step ahead of Section One's attempts to find them. When George is
eliminated from the picture after leaking intel to Red Cell in order to
discredit Section One, the newly-empowered Operations and Madeline finally
track down Michael and Nikita.

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Damn I can't wait for this weekend to come! Knots and Falcon and Dallas and Sisters and everything else! And I have all of my tapes ready for it, too!

"YOU EEDIOT!"



TELEVISION'S TWISTED TWOSOME JOIN

TV LAND FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY



Network Celebrates the June 28th DVD Release of

Ren & Stimpy: Seasons Three and a Halfish with

Hilarious Four-Episode Marathon



Santa Monica, CA, June 9, 2005 - The twisted misadventures of insane
Chihuahua, "Ren," and his "eediot" sidekick feline, "Stimpy," join TV Land
for one night only when the network airs a two-hour marathon of the duo's
most memorable episodes on Friday, June 17 from 12 a.m. to 2 a.m. ET/PT. The
incredibly successful, animated series, which developed a huge cult
following, is filled with bizarre antics and delivers non-stop humor to fans
of all ages.



The series features a mismatch made in animation heaven with "Ren," a
temperamental and headstrong Chihuahua, and "Stimpy," a loyal and trusting
cat. The two find themselves in impossible situations and exhibit often
gross and shocking behavior. Together, they get up to all sorts of wacky
antics, from going into space to acting as door-to-door rubber nipples
salesmen. Although it launched on Nickelodeon in 1991, the show's main
audience was college and university students, who quickly tapped into its
subversive nature and excellent characterization. The Ren & Stimpy Show
earned an Emmy nomination in 1993. Creator John Kricfalusi (John K.)
provided the voice for "Ren Höek" (1991-1993), "Mr. Horse" (1991-1993) as
well as other characters. Billy West provided the voices for Stimpson J.
"Stimpy" Cat (1991-1996), "Ren Höek" (1992-1996), "Mr. Horse" (1992-1996),
"Svën Höek" (1992), "hey, it's That Guy" (1991-1995), "Mr. Pipe" (1991-1993)
and others.



The Ren & Stimpy: Seasons Three and a Halfish DVD is a three-disc boxed set
featuring all the classic episodes from the Third (and half of the fourth)
seasons of Ren & Stimpy. In addition to 17 historical cartoons, the DVD
includes audio commentary from John K. and the Spumco Animation team. For
the first time ever, viewers will be able to learn what actually happened to
"Ren & Stimpy" both before and after John K's infamous departure. And if
that isn't enough, the DVD also features in-character commentary from "Ren &
Stimpy" themselves, as Stimpson J. Cat and Ren Höek provide their own unique
brand of twisted insight on their cartoon adventures.





The following is the schedule for The Ren & Stimpy marathon (all times
ET/PT):



12:00am #1 - Space Madness/The Boy who Cried Rat

Space Madness: Commander Ren Hoek & Cadet Stimpy are on a 36 year mission to
the Craft Nebula, but on the way Ren catches the dreaded "space madness."

The Boy Who Cried Rat: Ren dresses up as a mouse as Stimpy offers his mouse
catching services Mr. and Mrs. Pipe.



12:30am #3 - In the Army/Powdered Toast Man

In The Army: Looking for something to do, Ren and Stimpy join the US Army
and are ordered to report to a sergeant who shouts orders that Stimpy can
only understand while Ren tries his hardest to slack off.

Powdered Toastman: Little do some know that Pastor Toast Man is really
Powdered Toastman, a hero who saves a cat, rescues the pope, and helps the
president.



1:00am #22 - Stimpy's Cartoon Show/Flod

Stimpy is making a cartoon and Ren tries to persuade Stimpy that cartoons
aren't good for the brain. Stimpy makes Ren the producer of the cartoon,
but Ren completely takes over.

Show Segment: "FLOD: The World's Most Perfect Cube Of Fat"



1:30am #23 - Jiminy Lummox/Bass Masters

Jiminy Lummox: Stimpy walks in on Ren while he tortures an ant. After
concluding that Ren has no conscience, Stimpy lets Ren borrow his
conscience, guitar player Jiminy Lummox.

Bass Masters: Ren & Stimpy are the hosts of a popular fishing show. They
set out on a mission to catch the legendary foul mouth Bass, Albert, and
Wilber Cobb escapes from prison to come along with them.

hey it be great if some of these shows can stay on tvland as part of their regular line up.mean could be better then ones they got now.

Pav, I'm watching Sisters right now, and I'm loving it, but I have to say, TVLand is airing the wrong episode. Right now "Dear Georgie" is on. I looked at my onscreen guide and it says that "Moving In, Moving Out, Moving On" airs tomorrow. It's not a problem at all, but I was just wondering if that was the original plan or something....

My guide still has Dear Georgie as airing tomorrow - personally, I wouldn't mind a bit for it to be wrong. Having seen one episode, I'd actually be disappointed to see the same one tomorrow - I'm liking this show, and want to see another one.

Pav, I'm watching Sisters right now, and I'm loving it, but I have to say, TVLand is airing the wrong episode. Right now "Dear Georgie" is on. I looked at my onscreen guide and it says that "Moving In, Moving Out, Moving On" airs tomorrow. It's not a problem at all, but I was just wondering if that was the original plan or something....

They changed the episode last minute. I think I edited the first post to reflect this change a few days ago. They couldn't air #1 for some reason, so #49 will air BOTH days.

Aw, that's too bad. I really liked this episode, but I really wanted to get the pilot on tape. But I am LOVING this show. It kinda reminds me of "Homefront" but in a contemporary setting. I hope someone picks it up!

damn, I forgot all about this.

I really wanted to watch Alice and Chico & The Man. Ohh well. Hopefully they'll be on DVD soon.

I have to remember to record....

4:00AM Valerie #24 "Bad Timing"
4:30AM The John Larroquette Show #1 "Pilot"
5:00AM Perfect Strangers #51 "The Lottery"
5:30AM Head of the Class #22 "The Secret Life of Arvid Engen"
12:00PM Love, Sidney #1 "Surprise Party"
12:30PM The Hogan Family - #54 "Animal House"
9:30PM The John Larroquette Show #62 "Cosmetic Perjury"

and just so I dont forget the 20th anniversary.
I'll be recording....


Saturday, June 25
6:00AM The Donna Reed Show #275
6:30AM My Three Sons #3
7:00AM Mister Ed #1
7:30AM The Monkees #19
8:00AM Make Room For Daddy #85
8:30AM The Patty Duke Show #10
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9:30AM Alfred Hitchcock Presents #143
10:00AM Dobie Gillis #44
10:30AM Dragnet #1
11:00AM Get Smart #31
11:30AM F-Troop #13
12:00PM The Adventures of Superman #1
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1:30PM The Odd Couple #58
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3:00PM Welcome Back, Kotter #1
3:30PM I Dream of Jeannie #1
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9:30PM The Jeffersons #94
10:00PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show #127
10:30PM Rhoda #8
11:00PM Rhoda #9
11:30PM Newhart #184

It was good to see episodes of Alice, Sisters, and Life Goes On again. And I can't wait to see the John Larroquette Show! I used to love it when it was originally on, haven't seen an ep since it was cancelled though. I also caught the first Mayberry RFD which I'd never seen before so that was cool.

I love seeing all of these shows again. Warner Brothers could easily start up a television station, IMO, lol.

I've pretty much been watching (and taping) since 10AM (Wonder Woman). I skipped The Waltons and Jack and Bobby. Since most of the shows are reruned tomorrow, I may actually get some things done, LOL. But it's been great watching this marathon. I LOVED seeing F Troop again. I haven't seen the show since it was on N@N in the mid 90s. Seeing Alice was another highlight of the day. I am still so surprised no network has picked up at least half of these shows. Alice could easily be added to N@N or hell, even TV Land. I think it would do great.

Sigh. LOL. I'm in TV heaven. I can't wait for Perfect Strangers, Hogan Family, Falcon Crest, Dallas: JR Returns, etc.

As much as I like Melrose Place and 90210, I wish SOAPNET would bring back Sisters, Falcon Crest and the other soaps they originally aired from 2000-2003.

I think Sisters would be PERFECT for Oxygen or WE. It would fit so perfectly on Oxygen, especially with their obsession with horny women and their sexual fantasies, LOL.

I've recorded already everything on this marathon so far. Sisters was good, The John Larroqette Show was funnier than anything on TV currently, Life Goes On I'm already addicted to, Alice and F Troop was as good as I remember. Can't wait for the Eight is Enough doubleheader. Tomorrow looks great! Hogan Family, Perfect Strangers, more Life Goes On and John Larroqette. And Monday morning will be must see! China Beach was the best and so was La Femme Nikita. I suggest that TV Land does another WB 50th 50-Hour Marathon before the year is out. Can you suggest this to the powers that be, pavanbadal? For us?

I agree, JT, that Sisters would fit the best on Oxygen. I'm still pretty surprised so many of these great shows are just collecting dust in the vaults. It's a shame. I guess the most we can hope for are DVD releases. It would be nice if Warner was using this marathon to gauge interest in possible DVD releases. But I doubt that's even crossed their minds. But they sure are promoting the ones they ARE releasing, LOL.

I had forgotten how good Life Goes On is. That show needs to be on the air somewhere, or at least a DVD release.

So how many different DVD commericals has everyone seen? I saw Gilmore Girls, Gilligan's Island, Wonder Woman. What else? I know Lois & Clark DVD was supposed to be promoted on this, but haven't seen it, or must have missed it.

I've seen Gilmore Girls, Wonder Woman, Lois & Clark, Murphy Brown, Night Court, Gilligan's Island. I think that's all I've caught. The Lois & Clark promo, I think, aired during the John Larroquette/Murphy Brown hour. That's when I caught it at least.

I had forgotten how good Life Goes On is. That show needs to be on the air somewhere, or at least a DVD release.

So how many different DVD commericals has everyone seen? I saw Gilmore Girls, Gilligan's Island, Wonder Woman. What else? I know Lois & Clark DVD was supposed to be promoted on this, but haven't seen it, or must have missed it.
It was promoted during the Adv. Of Superman this morning.

So, pavan, any chance of another WB marathon soon?

So, pavan, any chance of another WB marathon soon?

I don't think so. Warner Bros. gave TV Land free access to this marathon, so it is up to them.

Cool. *crosses fingers* When will we know whether or not the ratings were high?

TV land just cut off the last few mins of An Eight is Enough Wedding for falocn crest

Disregard my last post TVLAND did not cut off the end of An Eight is enough Wedding, I must had my dvr player on pause

I have already recorded "Chico And The Man", "Alice", "Scarecrow And Mrs. King", "Life Goes On", "The John Larroquette Show", and "Falcon Crest". I didn't need to record "Welcome Back, Kotter" because I have already recorded an episode when it was on the TV Land Kitschen. But I can't wait until "Valerie/Hogan Family", "Perfect Strangers", "Head of The Class", "Love, Sidney", and most definitely Spenser: For Hire!!!

Ok. Now I REALLY want Life Goes On and The John Larroquette Show to come out on DVD. God I forgot how great these shows are! I hope the ratings were high enough that WB might think about it.

I so want them to show Life Goes On again! And bring back The Wonder Years and The Facts of Life!

My report on what I've watched so far...

"Wonder Woman" - I wasn't really paying attention at first, so when I really started to watch, I didn't understand much. I watched it later on during the day and really loved it. Lynda Carter and Lyle Waggoner were GREAT together

"Chico and the Man" - ugh I didn't like this episode. I catch it sometimes on AmericanLife and it's good most of the time, but there are so many blah episodes for me, like this one

"Welcome Back Kotter" - despite the fact I've seen this episode like 10 times, I loved it again

"Alice" - even though I wish they would have picked a BETTER EPISODE (hello! Either "Block Those Kicks" or "Oh, God!" would have been better, along with a lot of others), it was great seeing the gang again! Flo and Vera had some great oneliners, especially Flo's "I've never been to a stakeout. Is it like a weenie roast?" Loved it!

"Scarecrow and Mrs. King" - WOW! I forgot how much I LOVED this show on Pax! I never saw the first ep before, but it quickly became my favorite! It was wonderful!

"Sisters" - I already talked enough about this one! Loved it!

"Life Goes On" - Sugars: 10000000 g. It was still entertaining, though.

"Eight is Enough" - LOVED IT! I watched it a few times on Pax back in the day but never really understood it, but watching it now, it was just plain awesome! I loved that opening sequence too!

"Falcon Crest" - oh...my...god....I am stunned, still. That was effing incredible! EFFING INCREDIBLE! I've watched it twice so far and I thoroughly enjoyed it, every single second of it, from the shot of Angela Channing's limo cruising on the Golden Gate Bridge right up to that awesome shot of Angela praying on the airplane as it went down for a crash landing! Now THAT is an awesome season finale! I can't wait to see the conclusion tonight! And the BEAUTIFUL Ana Alicia was just terrific as that scheming vixen Melissa Agretti Cumson

"Valerie" - though it was very much like the other 80s family sitcoms of the day ("Growing Pains" and "Family Ties" quickly came to mind), it was still very good. I was surprised that I actually laughed out loud too, because normally with shows like this, when I find something funny, I just smile, but I truly laughed.

"Harry O" - didn't really watch because I had to do some other things, but then I remembered that it airs on AmericanLife on Monday nights, so I'm bound to catch it there one day

"Love, Sidney" - it was probably just this episode, but I didn't like it at all. Too much singing and there seemed to be a lack of plot

"The Hogan Family" - just as good as "Valerie" so far

So for today, I'm looking forward to watching (and taping)...

Sisters (had to tape over yesterday's airing because I didn't edit out commercials so I'll just tape it again today with them)
Life Goes On
Third Watch
Dallas: "JR Returns"
Dallas
Knots Landing
Falcon Crest ("Requiem")
Scarecrow and Mrs. King ("All the World's a Stage")

But again, what an EXCELLENT marathon! 100% positively EXCELLENT. The only problem I have is that they keep showing that damn thing at the bottom of the screen the "This is a weekend of WARNER BROS. shows!" thing and the "Next Up" and "After That" things are annoying too, because they are in a completely different style than they usually are, and TVLand is actually showing them in the middle of opening sequences, which annoys me, because I like to see people's names...

And I've seen the DVD promos too. They are VERRRY slick in the way they are doing them, too! Wonder Woman's DVD was promoted during the actual show and during a lot of other things I watched. Lois and Clark was promoted during Superman yesterday morning. Night Court and Murphy Brown were promoted during Murphy Brown and The John Larroquette Show. Dallas was promoted during Sisters and Falcon Crest. Full House has been promoted during everything, it seems...

OMG It's so great to see Valerie/The Hogan Family again, and Perfect Strangers, these shows are so good, I am positively baffled as to why they're not in syndication

Hopefully this'll get the cable stations to acquire these great shows. I can't wait for Head of the Class! And have you seen some of the shows (especially Life Goes On and Scarecrow and Mrs. King)? They look remastered so maybe they're all ready to go to be acquired.

I have no idea why these shows aren't syndicated more. Perfect Strangers, Head Of The Class and The Hogan Family are all great shows and I always loved Love Sydney. I know their were only 39 episodes but it should be released on DVD, afterall it was Tony Randalls last series.

So far I am enjoying the Warner Brothers marathon. Though I wish some of the shows I wanted to see were not so late at night.

Question about Falcon Crest episode, was Apollonia in that episode? I don't think I saw her.

Love Sidney, I never saw this show till now. But it is another example of being too much like the old character. His character was exactly like Felix Unger, only did not have Oscar Madison to play off of.

Perfect Strangers that was a very underrated show. Very funny.

Head Of The Class, another underrated show. Not as good as Kotter, but still very good. The epsiode they showed in the marathon had a lot of fantasy sequences, or sketches. A couple of the castmembers went on to create and produce All That. I wonder if this particular episode planted the seed for All That?

Sisters now that's a show that deserves to be on DVD and in syndication. It is so underrated, but very brilliantly written IMO. I wish SOAPnet would pick it up again, or even Lifetime Real Women Channel

Sisters now that's a show that deserves to be on DVD and in syndication. It is so underrated, but very brilliantly written IMO. I wish SOAPnet would pick it up again, or even Lifetime Real Women Channel
I never really watched it much when it was originally on but I must say I enjoyed the episode that aired yesterday. I wouldn't mind seeing more.

So far I've really been enjoying the marathon!

I enjoyed the Wonder Woman episode. It was the first time I've ever seen the show.

I didn't really like the Alice episode. The plot was pretty dumb, and the show failed to really make any impression on me.

Ah, I wish a network would air Sisters again. I used to watch it back when it was on SOAPnet, and yeah - it's totally underrated and really well-written.

Life Goes On was great. I'd love to see it on TV Land regularly or on DVD.

I've only seen a few episodes of Eight is Enough before, and it's better than I remembered it being.

Ah! I was most excited about seeing Falcon Crest. I didn't watch it regularly on SOAPnet but would tune in on occasion. It was great seeing Angela, Maggie, Richard, and Melissa again. Can't wait for the other episode that's airing today.

Valerie/The Hogan Family and Love, Sidney were both decent. I think out of the two I liked 'Sidney' better, although the episode they showed had a pretty weak plot and it completely revolved around the guest star's singing.

Perfect Strangers and Head of the Class were great, as usual. Always fun to see those again.

Valerie/The Hogan Family was very good. Today was the first time I saw the series. Surprisingly, I prefered The Hogan Family episode.

Love, Sidney was an interesting show. Nowhere as good as The Odd Couple, but it was lighthearted fun. And I agree, too much singing.

But really, the whole point of this post is....

The John Larroquette Show!!
How ****ing hilarious was THAT?! Brilliant. I've always been a fan of Larroquette, but never seen his "own" series. This was just genius. One of the funniest half hours of TV I've seen in a long time. I'd pick this up on DVD in an instant. I'm hoping the episode airing tonight is as good, but I hear it got considerably worse following the first season. Which is a real shame, this could easily be a favorite if it stayed as good as the pilot.

I agree, barwars. The pilot was the funniest episode of TV that decade IMO. However, beware the following seasons. You could literally hear NBC trying to rein in those years. But the one thing that made me smile was that the show was justifyably put to death a fourth into season 4 because the last episode before it got pulled was so horrible I covered my face in a sense of defeat.

I agree, barwars. The pilot was the funniest episode of TV that decade IMO. However, beware the following seasons. You could literally hear NBC trying to rein in those years. But the one thing that made me smile was that the show was justifyably put to death a fourth into season 4 because the last episode before it got pulled was so horrible I covered my face in a sense of defeat.

Just got through watching the 3rd-season episode that was just on - it was still pretty good....not even remotely as good as the pilot, but it was still decent.

Just got through watching the 3rd-season episode that was just on - it was still pretty good....not even remotely as good as the pilot, but it was still decent.

I completely agree. It's a real shame.

My thoughts on yesterday's stuff...

Eight is Enough (The Return of Auntie V) - this episode wasn't as good as "Trial Marriage," but it was still very good! I enjoyed the whole "Will they or won't they move?" aspect of it

Dallas: JR Returns - surprisingly, I LOVED this! I absolutely loved it! JR wasn't as bastardly as he was 'back in the old days' but he was still a sneaky SOB! Great storyline/plot. I really enjoyed it.

Dallas (A House Divided) - GAAAAAAH! I LOVED IT TO DEATH! What a BASTARD JR was in this episode! And Jock, as always, being his bitch. The entire cast was featured in this episode, except for Steve Kanaly, so it was very very fun to watch.

Knots Landing (Series Pilot) - KNOTS!!!!!!!!! I 100% loved it! 100%! So much happened in this episode, and it should be noted that the episode depicted, roughly, Gary and Val's first 24 hours in Knots Landing, California. Karen Allen was great as Sid's daughter Annie and I looooooooved Michele Lee as Karen! I wish Laura and Richard were featured more, but the rest of it was all good!!

Falcon Crest - yet another great episode! The conclusion to the cliffhanger was chilling to watch, as the helicopter kept leaving and coming back

More later...

Can one of you kill me please? I damn missed the whole thing!!! I didn't know it was this weekend.

*shoots you as you come out of your office*

Good enough? Now no one will know if you live or die or who shot you until the fall!

I would like to thank WARNER BROTHERS for allowing TVLAND to broadcast these great shows from the past, I hope it will be a regular thing, and maybe TVLAND can get the rights to air these and other great WB shows from the past...

I would love to see Mr. Belverder !!!

Can one of you kill me please? I damn missed the whole thing!!! I didn't know it was this weekend.


:eek2: I think you suffered enough, so I won't shoot you :(

Can one of you kill me please? I damn missed the whole thing!!! I didn't know it was this weekend.

I purposely avoided the marathon (with the exception of "John Larroquette", "Perfect Strangers" and "The Hogan Family"). When I see all these shows again, it gets me in the mood to watch more episodes. But of course, there are no more episodes on the schedule. "Life Goes On" was always one of my favorite shows, but I skipped it, because I didn't want to get back into the show and only have like two episodes on tape to watch.

With all that said, this was the first weekend that TV Land actually had an interesting lineup. If this was an every weekend thing, I'd tape alot of those shows. I'm not trying to bash westerns, but I get tired of the Gunsmoke and Bonanza marathons each weekend. The weekends should be filled with more variety.

I purposely avoided the marathon (with the exception of "John Larroquette", "Perfect Strangers" and "The Hogan Family"). When I see all these shows again, it gets me in the mood to watch more episodes. But of course, there are no more episodes on the schedule. "Life Goes On" was always one of my favorite shows, but I skipped it, because I didn't want to get back into the show and only have like two episodes on tape to watch.

With all that said, this was the first weekend that TV Land actually had an interesting lineup. If this was an every weekend thing, I'd tape alot of those shows. I'm not trying to bash westerns, but I get tired of the Gunsmoke and Bonanza marathons each weekend. The weekends should be filled with more variety.
The whole schedule should be filled with more variety, if you ask me. I wonder if any of this weekend's shows are going to be one of the sitcoms that Pav announces later on...

I thought all the aquisitions were announced already, but who cares! I want more new shows!

I thought all the aquisitions were announced already, but who cares! I want more new shows!
I believe there's three more shows coming.

Three more shows? To N@N or TV Land? 'Cuz I want TV Land to stay 50s-80s and N&N to do '90s stuff. But I wouldn't mind if TV Land did one or two 90s shows as long as it doesn't take over the schedule.

Surprisingly, the ratings for the Warner marathon were not as high as the regular weekend line-up with the Westerns. So, this marathon was not one for the books for TV Land. That is why no press release came this week to hype the ratings. I think the marathon was up 30% from a year ago among adults 25-34, other than that, a big bust. But who cares, I enjoyed the hell out of it!

Surprisingly, the ratings for the Warner marathon were not as high as the regular weekend line-up with the Westerns. So, this marathon was not one for the books for TV Land. That is why no press release came this week to hype the ratings. I think the marathon was up 50% from a year ago among adults 25-54, other than that, a big bust. But who cares, I enjoyed the hell out of it!That surprises me, but like you said who cares it was still a good marathon.

It's kinda sad that the boring westerns were higher than the WB marathon. But as everyone else would say, I loved every second of it. Kudos, TV Land and WBTV for bringing the fans some great programming.

Wow, that sucks the ratings weren't that good for the marathon. Oh well.

I agree with everyone: who cares? LOL. I enjoyed it as well. I loved every minute of it for the most part.

I hope the N@N anniversary marathon weekend does better...

And I for one can't believe the Westerns are higher rated but I guess lots of people like them... I've never been a fan of westerns, except for sitcom westerns (F Troop) or movies.

Pav, any idea which shows were the highest rated, or does TV Land not bother to release it?

Wow that is surprising. Over at TVLand.com's boards, a lot of the shows from the marathon were suggested to join the lineup (Scarecrow and Mrs. King got, by far, the HIGHEST amount of votes it seems).

I can't wait for Dobie Gillis

I guess most of the viewers out there like to watch the same old shows all the time. I like seeing different shows.

hello, out there... Thanks for the lineup information. This sucks they will not show fernwood2nite, or laugh-in. However I am appreciative of theones they will show. I hate all in the family btw. UM I SAW DIXIE THE FLYING PIXIE this morning... and I just want to say Praise the Lord... there is a God. You have no idea how long I have waited to see her. Since 1989, I was just a kid, and they took her from me. Broke my heart, stomped on my heart when they went full color. Once again thanks for the information peeps. :wave:

You know what I just realized with this 20th Anniversary special??

Both Newhart and The Wonder Years aired as far back as 1997, yet nobody seemed to care. And they both aired into the 90s.

What do you mean no one seemed to care?

You know what I just realized with this 20th Anniversary special??

Both Newhart and The Wonder Years aired as far back as 1997, yet nobody seemed to care. And they both aired into the 90s.
Thank you very much.

Whenever LucyFan would go on his endless anti-80s tirades, we'd remind him that one of his favorite shows, TWY, aired on NAN in 1998, just FIVE years after being cancelled. What did he say in reply? "Well it took place in the 60s/70s so it is just as old as the other shows!"

Look out, everyone, "That 70s Show" and "American Dreams" will be joining TVLand's lineup this Fall!*

* - Not really.

Thank you very much.

Whenever LucyFan would go on his endless anti-80s tirades, we'd remind him that one of his favorite shows, TWY, aired on NAN in 1998, just FIVE years after being cancelled. What did he say in reply? "Well it took place in the 60s/70s so it is just as old as the other shows!"

Look out, everyone, "That 70s Show" and "American Dreams" will be joining TVLand's lineup this Fall!*

* - Not really.

here here! I always hated it when LucyFan would go on and on about how "Nick got too current when they acquired The Facts Of Life in 2000". FOL premiered in 1979.... N@N acquired Mork And Mindy, which premiered in 1978, only one year prior, in 1991!!! and also Taxi, which premiered in 1978 as well, made it's N@N debut in 1994. Both of those shows were more recent when they made their debuts on Nick than FOL was.... yet LucyFan went on trips complaining about how FOL was too current for the show (Mork had ended 9 years prior, and Taxi 11 years prior.... FOL had been off a dozen years when it made it's Nick debut).

However, I do think Nick HAS gotten too recent lately. I think they could've held off until around 2008-2009 before acquiring 90's shows. The 60's had about 6-7 years on N@N, followed by another 7-8 for the 70's when MTM and Mork and co. premiered... yet N@N only spent about 2 1/2 years with 80's shows before they decided to get shows that had ended only 6-7 years prior. As much as I love Roseanne, I think it should still be on TBS. Right now, N@N should be airing shows like ALF, Silver Spoons, Kate And Allie, Night Court and 227.... not shows like Fresh Prince, Full House and Roseanne, and shows like Mad About You and Home Improvement which ended right before the turn of the millennium are on the way (what Nick, why didn't you go ahead and get Friends and Raymond?).

I know these shows get ratings, but people forget that N@N is supposed to be a nostalgia channel, how are people really nostalgic for Full House when the Olsen's aren't yet 20, or nostalgic for Fresh Prince when Will Smith has a top 10 single out? Plus, N@N is the second to last step to the graveyard for these shows, usually they leave Nick, then go to TV Land and then that is IT unless we're lucky enough to get a DVD release. So many of these shows on this weekend haven't aired anywhere in years, it was nice seeing Donna Reed and My Three Sons again because it's not like anybody else will air them.

Well said :) I bet before long N@N will acquire Friends, Frasier and Everybody Loves Raymond :rolleyes:

Well said :) I bet before long N@N will acquire Friends, Frasier and Everybody Loves Raymond :rolleyes:

I honestly think that now, Seinfeld, which ended in 1998, is probably "too old" for N@N to acquire, lol.

LOL I don't know, I bet if they could get it, they would ;) But I think TBS has the rights for a long while.

You know what I just realized with this 20th Anniversary special??

Both Newhart and The Wonder Years aired as far back as 1997, yet nobody seemed to care. And they both aired into the 90s.

I remember telling my parents that N@N was airing their first show that was made after I was born, "Newhart". The show started in 1982 and I was born in 1981. As for "The Wonder Years", yeah I thought that was weird, but it was a show about the sixties. And besides, I would have been ticked off, if more shows from the late 80's and early 90's came on around that time. But "The Wonder Years" was the only exception (at that time). I didn't start complaining about N@N's lineup until after "The Cosby Show" came. Not because of "The Cosby Show", but it was after that when "Full House", "Fresh Prince", "Roseanne" and the rest came to N@N.

here here! I always hated it when LucyFan would go on and on about how "Nick got too current when they acquired The Facts Of Life in 2000". FOL premiered in 1979.... N@N acquired Mork And Mindy, which premiered in 1978, only one year prior, in 1991!!! and also Taxi, which premiered in 1978 as well, made it's N@N debut in 1994. Both of those shows were more recent when they made their debuts on Nick than FOL was.... yet LucyFan went on trips complaining about how FOL was too current for the show (Mork had ended 9 years prior, and Taxi 11 years prior.... FOL had been off a dozen years when it made it's Nick debut).

I guess time goes by so fast. Sometimes, I forget we're living in 2005. I was born in 1981. So any show that was made before that year seemed right for Nick at Nite. Now shows that were new when I was a kid are airing on N@N and it just seems weird. It makes me feel older.

Now that I'm older than I was, say 7-9 years ago, I know of and have seen basically every show that N@N picks up. The last time they picked up a show that I had never seen before was when they picked up "Cheers" in 2001, but even then, I saw a part of an episode.

Back around 1995-2000, almost every show they picked up, I had never saw (sometimes never even heard of!) until they picked it up. I have sooooooooooo many memories of staying up late on weekends and discovering "That Girl" and "Rhoda." I remember I'd always fall asleep right before "The Bob Newhart Show" would come on, and me, being like 6 years old, I thought the show was called "Bob's New Heart" and I thought it was about a guy who lost his heart and found a new one! And I still remember being shocked to see that "Phyllis" even existed. I had no idea that she had her own show! I remember when the previews for "WKRP in Cincinnati" started playing and I had absolutely no idea what it was and never ever heard of it before. Same with "The Wonder Years" and "Laverne and Shirley".

I also remember those Casey Kasem Top 25 Countdowns. It was a rare chance for me to see even more shows I had never heard of or saw, like "Dobie Gillis" and "Julia". This was waaaaaaaay before I had the Internet, so everything was basically new to me.

And now I'm babbling on here about all my old N@N memories. It kinda makes me sad...

But then again, TVLand's 10th anniversary is next summer, and I just wonder what they're planning for that!

I hope TV Land goes all out for their 10th anniversary marathon. They did do a decent job with their 5th anniversary, so...

I agree, I loved watching N@N back in the 90s. I always *had* to watch I Love Lucy and all the other shows. I watched N@N all of the time.

Of course, this marathon is missing a lot of shows but I've been happy with what was shown, for the most part.

And I agree with the poster who said N@N rushed to the 90s a bit too soon. I would have loved to see a really nice lineup of pure 80s shows. I thought for sure they would be going that route and then bam, here come the 90s. Sure I love Fresh Prince and Roseanne but...

Nice to see The Jeffersons again... hopefully it'll be back on TV Land soon. *hint, hint*

I honestly think that now, Seinfeld, which ended in 1998, is probably "too old" for N@N to acquire, lol.

I think N@N would kill to have a show like 'Seinfeld' join its network. I bet once Seinfeld's contract with TBS expires, they'll do their best to try to acquire it. I heard they spent a ton of money on Cheers, I wouldn't be surprised if they did the same for Seinfeld.

I think N@N would kill to have a show like 'Seinfeld' join its network. I bet once Seinfeld's contract with TBS expires, they'll do their best to try to acquire it. I heard they spent a ton of money on Cheers, I wouldn't be surprised if they did the same for Seinfeld.


N@N in 2010:

8 episodes of Seinfeld
6 episodes of Raymond
6 episodes of Friends

nothing more, nothing less

N@N in 2010:

8 episodes of Seinfeld
6 episodes of Raymond
6 episodes of Friends

nothing more, nothing less

:lol:

What a weekend I got to see shows that i never seen in a longtime or before like Monkees, Alfred Hitchcock, Make Room for Daddy, Patty Duke, Odd Couple, Get Smart. ;)

unfortunately i hardly got to see any of it except for a snippet of Rhoda part 2, and GI.

pat

Get ready for the soda, popcorn, and candy for the upcoming tv movies of the week, which reminds me that I will tape them to keep. Thanks for the info my friends!

was anybody shocked by how bad the prints for Rhoda looked? They showed that and a MTM episode from the exact same season (1974-1975) and MTM's aged fairly well picturewise for 30 years old, yet Rhoda was so dark, grainy and you could see the picture wasn't in good shape at all, like as if they used the same print that originally aired in 1974 without even cleaning it.

I agree. I thought those prints were just dreadful. I think 20th should hire some of those remasterers back at Warner Bros. Just about everything in that marathon was cleaned up; I was shocked how clean F Troop looked.