View Full Version : When was NBC going to realize that Hello Larry was a BAD SHOW???-lol
TVFactFan 06-14-2008, 09:56 AM I mean how many crossovers were they going to do with DS before realizing the show was not a good show? The 3 crossovers between HL and DS may have been the most between two shows in such a short period of time. They were all within 4 months. Even when Laverne and Shirley and Happy Days had crossovers, it was more spread out, not TWICE in 2 months-lol
I'm just glad there wasn't a Christmas ep with the Alders coming over to the Drummonds to spend the Christmas Holiday.
Jude The Obscure 06-14-2008, 02:54 PM NBC was desperate to make another hit sitcom. Thank goodness, FOL was revamped in 81 or it would have likely joined that Hello, Larry in dead sitcom world!
What would have been cool--letting Ruthie attend Eastland!! :D
TVFactFan 06-14-2008, 04:01 PM NBC was desperate to make another hit sitcom. Thank goodness, FOL was revamped in 81 or it would have likely joined that Hello, Larry in dead sitcom world!
What would have been cool--letting Ruthie attend Eastland!! :D
NBC defintely showed how desperate they were with all those crossovers-lol Do you think MORGAN needed to there? It's not like she was Larry's wife
robyrob 06-14-2008, 07:32 PM you know, Hello Larry WASN'T that bad - it definitely wasn't a big hit or anything, but the real problem was that at the time EVERYONE in the media was making fun of the show, joking about it and saying how bad it was...
I think that NBC was trying to fight that by tying it more closely to Diff'rent Strokes and hoping the viewers would stay despite the shows' bad rep.
TVFactFan 06-14-2008, 07:36 PM you know, Hello Larry WASN'T that bad - it definitely wasn't a big hit or anything, but the real problem was that at the time EVERYONE in the media was making fun of the show, joking about it and saying how bad it was...
I think that NBC was trying to fight that by tying it more closely to Diff'rent Strokes and hoping the viewers would stay despite the shows' bad rep.
Wonder was they making fun of the theme song-lol
robyrob 06-14-2008, 08:06 PM Wonder was they making fun of the theme song-lol
not so much - I don't know if it was backlash against Maclean Stevenson for leaving M*A*S*H or what, but all of the talk shows and everyone saying anything on TV were just making jokes about the the show - nothing specific, just jokes saying "Hello, Larry is so bad that _________" (fill in the blanks)
it was the "IN" joke on TV for over a year, pretty much until NBC canceled it.
TVFactFan 06-14-2008, 08:28 PM not so much - I don't know if it was backlash against Maclean Stevenson for leaving M*A*S*H or what, but all of the talk shows and everyone saying anything on TV were just making jokes about the the show - nothing specific, just jokes saying "Hello, Larry is so bad that _________" (fill in the blanks)
it was the "IN" joke on TV for over a year, pretty much until NBC canceled it.
I know the SUPPORTIG CAST was awful
70s show watcher 06-14-2008, 10:24 PM you know, Hello Larry WASN'T that bad - it definitely wasn't a big hit or anything, but the real problem was that at the time EVERYONE in the media was making fun of the show, joking about it and saying how bad it was...
I think that NBC was trying to fight that by tying it more closely to Diff'rent Strokes and hoping the viewers would stay despite the shows' bad rep.i agree i was a big hello larry fan esp kim richards yum yum
70s show watcher 06-14-2008, 10:27 PM one thing i didnt understand is why they added meddowlark lemon
TVFactFan 06-14-2008, 10:28 PM one thing i didnt understand is why they added meddowlark lemon
He was added in season 2 right?
70s show watcher 06-15-2008, 02:34 AM He was added in season 2 right?yes he was
Jude The Obscure 06-15-2008, 10:15 AM Morgan was nice to look at--Joanna Gleason-uhhh hmmmmmm :)
But even after HL was axed, the producers could have kept Ruthie and sent her to FOL and then have more crossovers :lol:
TVFactFan 06-15-2008, 10:20 AM Morgan was nice to look at--Joanna Gleason-uhhh hmmmmmm :)
But even after HL was axed, the producers could have kept Ruthie and sent her to FOL and then have more crossovers :lol:
Yes Morgan was very sexy, I see why mr. Drummond was trying to see what he could do with that-lol
70s show watcher 06-15-2008, 08:22 PM did anyone see the password plus ep that had joanna gleason's father monty hall the ep had a different strokes puzzle and monty try as he might couldnt think of the name of the show and he kept say well its on right before my daughter's show can that be a point in our favor the ep is a laugh riot
ThomasE 06-15-2008, 09:58 PM I know the SUPPORTIG CAST was awful
That's Solomon for you. Always and I mean always channeling the posititive energy. :p
TVFactFan 06-15-2008, 10:02 PM That's Solomon for you. Always and I mean always channeling the posititive energy. :p
Come on Tom, Goofy Meadowlark Lemon and that Beefy Engineer??
LOL
ThomasE 06-15-2008, 10:15 PM Whatever, bro. You just keep watching the TV Land Awards. LOL.
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