View Full Version : Will you rewatch season 1 to prep for season 2?
vashti1999 01-04-2006, 03:22 PM I will, mainly because I only watched the season 1 set once, and that was when I bought it the day it came out. Seeing how it's been nearly a year and a half, it's been awhile. So since season 2 is less than 4 weeks away, it's a good time to check out season 1 again.
Dean Winchester 01-04-2006, 04:14 PM I've rewatched certain episodes here and there (like I watched the 2-parter with Hello Larry just a few weeks ago), but it might be fun to watch the entire season in order again
An 80s Guy 01-09-2006, 10:31 PM that was the first i've ever seen on the season 1 set
vashti1999 01-09-2006, 10:43 PM I've just about finished the first disc. I was thinking about just skipping the Christmas two-parter. But watching all the others so far definitely have me pumped up for the season 2 set.
Moonlit_Suburb 01-12-2006, 07:35 AM I was thinking about just skipping the Christmas two-parter. But watching all the others so far definitely have me pumped up for the season 2 set.
Me too, Vashti. I'm rewatching the S1 set, and am skipping the Christmas episode as well. Frankly, I found that episode to be annoying, what with all those flashbacks to eps I had just seen. Doubly annoying, is the fact that parts 1 & 2 are on different discs. Triply annoying, is the fact that syndication prints are used for the episode.
Dean Winchester 01-12-2006, 12:46 PM I found the Christmas 2-parter pointless considering the show was less than two months old at that point. I know some shows do "retrospective" episodes after maybe 3, 4, 5 or 6 seasons, when they've had enough episodes to reflect back on, but one hour (minus maybe 5 minutes of the Drummonds talking and reflecting back) on the first 7 episodes is overly excessive.
Unless this was like the specials ABC has aired for Lost, Grey's Anatomy and twice for Desperate Housewives, to catch new fans up on the entire series? I know that DS was an unexpected hit for NBC in 1978 so the Christmas episode made sense in a way to attract new fans by letting them know the whole story up to that point, although IMO DS was never like the aforementioned ABC shows where each episode segues into one another so you might need a course to catch you up.
TVFactFan 01-12-2006, 04:35 PM [QUOTE=vashti1999]I will, mainly because I only watched the season 1 set once, and that was when I bought it the day it came out. Seeing how it's been nearly a year and a half, it's been awhile. So since season 2 is less than 4 weeks away, it's a good time to check out season 1 again.[
The only highlight of season 1 is the Hello Larry crossover. Other than that, nothing-lol
vashti1999 01-12-2006, 04:49 PM The only highlight of season 1 is the Hello Larry crossover. Other than that, nothing-lol
You meant lowlight right? The Hello Larry crossover?? I haven't gotten to that yet rewatching it, but all the other episodes I've watched so far are great!
TVFactFan 01-12-2006, 07:48 PM You meant lowlight right? The Hello Larry crossover?? I haven't gotten to that yet rewatching it, but all the other episodes I've watched so far are great!
I disagree, the Drummonds went to Portland Oregon to visit the Alders and it was very interesting, It was a nice switch up from the Penthouse on Park avenue.
vashti1999 01-22-2006, 02:45 AM Anyone remember if there were any references to Larry (Hello Larry) on Diff'rent Strokes after the "Trip" two-parter from season 1?
Dean Winchester 01-22-2006, 02:57 AM Anyone remember if there were any references to Larry (Hello Larry) on Diff'rent Strokes after the "Trip" two-parter from season 1?
yep, season 2 also contains a two-part Hello Larry crossover, but I don't think there are any more Hello Larry mentions again on DS after HL ended in 1980
vashti1999 01-22-2006, 03:01 AM yep, season 2 also contains a two-part Hello Larry crossover, but I don't think there are any more Hello Larry mentions again on DS after HL ended in 1980
Guess I'll be seeing that in another 10 days or so.
TVFactFan 01-22-2006, 12:37 PM Yeah it's two more 2 parters with Hello Larry in season 2.
Fuedin and Fussin-1 and 2
Thanksgiving Crossover 1 and 2
Dean Winchester 01-22-2006, 03:03 PM damn, NBC was really trying to make Hello Larry a hit, huh?
TVFactFan 01-22-2006, 03:08 PM damn, NBC was really trying to make Hello Larry a hit, huh?
I know-lol, Too bad it didn't work. Silver Spoons only needed one crossover with Dffrent Strokes to do well in the Ratings not 3.
Lexx82 01-23-2006, 05:04 AM im sooo mad that i dunno where is my disc 2!!! damnnn...but newayz im lookin forward to gettin season 2
snl 70s show fan 01-26-2006, 01:23 AM i didnt watch the whole set but tonight i watched disc 3 of season 1 so im all preped for season 2
Dean Winchester 01-27-2006, 01:50 PM I am really happy we have season 2 on DVD, because I am really enjoying the second season more than the first year. Let's hope we have a much quicker gap between seasons 2 and 3 because I like seasons 4-6 the best.
Buffyboy323 01-29-2006, 08:01 AM I didn't pre-order my Diff'rent Strokes DVD this time, so i'll just have to run and get it Tuesday...Seasons 4-6 are My Favorites too!, I even like 7. I cannot stand when Sam comes. Those are the worst of the whole show.
Dean Winchester 01-29-2006, 02:02 PM I didn't pre-order my Diff'rent Strokes DVD this time, so i'll just have to run and get it Tuesday...Seasons 4-6 are My Favorites too!, I even like 7. I cannot stand when Sam comes. Those are the worst of the whole show.
you're in luck because Circuit City will have season 2 for $19.99 this week
Buffyboy323 01-30-2006, 05:39 AM you're in luck because Circuit City will have season 2 for $19.99 this week
I know. I just saw that in my newspaper! Woohoo! I'm also gonna get that "Supercross" movie with Sophia Bush and Van from Reba. Shhhh. How humiliating...
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