South Park- Loved it in college. Now, I think it's just vulgar and disgusting.

Everybody Loves Raymond- Liked it at first, but I just find it so obnoxious and unfunny now. Definitely one of the most overrated sitcoms ever.

Full House, Family Matters, Step by Step, ALF- and most other shows I watched in grade school.

Friends. Ugh...I watched it a little in college. WHY OH WHY?? I was too homesick to make good decisions.

Family Matters - but I still like the episodes before it became completely Urkel-centric.

Full House - every once in a blue moon, I'll be flipping channels and see a rerun. Watching an entire episode is enough to put anyone in a diabetic coma!! :eek:

Baby Talk - Enough said?? :lol:

"Small Wonder" :blush:

I detest this show now but when I was a kid I liked Green Acers. What the hell was I thinking?????

You should never feel embarrassed about television shows you enjoy(ed). Tastes evolve and change, nothing more.

Welcome Back, Kotter, Laverne and Shirley, The Amazing SpiderMan (live action), Wonder Woman (still love Lynda Carter but the show just doesn't hold up on any level other than camp anymore), Alice, The Jeffersons, and I'm sure many more I can't think of right now.

You should never feel embarrassed about television shows you enjoy(ed). Tastes evolve and change, nothing more.
You make a good point, but I'm still embarrassed. :lol:

Half of the TV shows I watched either as an adult I've finally realized just how ****ty and corny these shows are or due to allot of grief and ridicule I received for watching them.

If I liked a show as a kid--I most likely still like it now!!!! I have good taste!!! :wave:

Hmm, I don't think there are any I'm embarrased of.^^

The Brady Bunch-Its just so cheesy LOL, but I still like it, I just dont make a point to watch all the time like in 2002/3


Other than that yeah I agree tastes change,but I still like the old stuff,maybe if TV Land wasnt crap now Id watch it some LOL

Family Matters - but I still like the episodes before it became completely Urkel-centric.

Full House - every once in a blue moon, I'll be flipping channels and see a rerun. Watching an entire episode is enough to put anyone in a diabetic coma!! :eek:

Baby Talk - Enough said?? :lol:

I used to love Baby Talk.

Welcome Back, Kotter, Laverne and Shirley, The Amazing SpiderMan (live action), Wonder Woman (still love Lynda Carter but the show just doesn't hold up on any level other than camp anymore), Alice, The Jeffersons, and I'm sure many more I can't think of right now.

Those are all great shows and I can't say I'm embarrassed- I loved them and still do. Wonder Woman and The Amazing Spiderman are still excellent, and I'll take them any day over the majority of crap that's on TV today.

Well, I used to like - Perfect Strangers, Family Matters, and Step By Step. I can't stand these shows now and am glad that they're not airing reruns where I live.

Well, I used to like - Perfect Strangers, Family Matters, and Step By Step. I can't stand these shows now and am glad that they're not airing reruns where I live.
I think of the ones you picked, Perfect Strangers has actually held up the best. It still makes me laugh today. Step By Step was very good the first three seasons or so, and went downhill with the addition of the baby. Full House - they should slap a saccharine warning on the DVDs/reruns. puke:

I hate to admit it, but just like Brian I watched Small Wonder back in the day. I also used to watch reruns of What's Happening. Also, as I get older, I am starting to think the syndicated version of Charles In Charge really wasn't very good. I think the network version is still great, but the syndicated version just doesn't seem to appeal to me anymore.

I actually enjoyed the syndicated version of CIC, but that's just me. I remember the syndicated versions the most, though. I was so glad to see them when it on My9 before My9 changed its format back in 2004 or 2005. It showed the CBS version and then the syndicated episodes, but there were so out of order. But at least I have DVDs of Seasons 1-3. I am willing to get 4.

I use to like Small Wonder and watched every week when it was on. The true classics from the 60's I will never stop liking. My current guilty pleasures would be watching iCarly, Hannah Montana, and True Jackson VP:eek: They're too funny though.

I love New York / Flavor of Love - I used to love these shows but looking at the reruns on TV Guide Channel I'm like "I used to look at this Crap!"

I use to like Small Wonder and watched every week when it was on. The true classics from the 60's I will never stop liking. My current guilty pleasures would be watching iCarly, Hannah Montana, and True Jackson VP:eek: They're too funny though.
I get a kick out of Drake and Josh. :lol: I watched iCarly once in a waiting room and was enjoying it. I don't seek either out, but they aren't the worst thing I've ever seen.

i cant believe i once loved tv's bloopers and pratical jokes as much as i did i used to watch it every monday night without fail but now when ever i see reruns or anything i still get some laughs but it seems silly and repetitave now and i wonder why i had to watch it every week back in the day

I actually enjoyed the syndicated version of CIC, but that's just me. I remember the syndicated versions the most, though. I was so glad to see them when it on My9 before My9 changed its format back in 2004 or 2005. It showed the CBS version and then the syndicated episodes, but there were so out of order. But at least I have DVDs of Seasons 1-3. I am willing to get 4.

There is just a sweetness and family feeling to the first season that is missing from the other seasons.

Full House, Boy Meets World, and Family Matters

lois and clark - i used to watch because i thought dean and teri were a cute onscreen couple and thought dean himself was cute. but when it was released on dvd and i bought it, i realized after some viewing i outgrew the show. i understand it was a fantasy shows, but a lot of the storylines were weak and i realized dean was a very wooden actor. he did improve over the seaons but when put against better actors his lack of skills showed. it was sometimes cringeworthy.

any reality show i ever watched comes to mind too. especially all those vh1 shows i watched! they are mindless and so trashy. at first i'd tune in for the shock value but after watching endless shows with these skanks acting like common street hookers, the shows really become sad commentaries on todays society.even little people big world, i found that show so inspirational when it first started but the family has gone "hollywood" and the show is a former shell of what its original premise was.

Ever see Dean Cain in his recurring guest part on Hope and Faith (now there's a show I'm embarrassed to admit I watched!)? Now that was some wooden acting!!

There is just a sweetness and family feeling to the first season that is missing from the other seasons.

I agree.....I think Charles Callahan's Grandpa character in the syndicated years was just too darn annoying--always on Charles' case for the littlest thing. I wanted to bi***slap him. He's the reason I avoid reruns.

I agree.....I think Charles Callahan's Grandpa character in the syndicated years was just too darn annoying--always on Charles' case for the littlest thing. I wanted to bi***slap him. He's the reason I avoid reruns.
Wasn't the actor's name JAMES Callahan? :confused:

Wasn't the actor's name JAMES Callahan? :confused:
Yes, actor James T. Callahan played Walter Powell, the Grandpa in the syndicated seasons of Charles in Charge.

Yes, actor James T. Callahan played Walter Powell, the Grandpa in the syndicated seasons of Charles in Charge.
I thought so. He passed a couple of years ago, if I'm not mistaken.

I thought so. He passed a couple of years ago, if I'm not mistaken.
James T. Callahan died of esophageal cancer on August 3, 2007.

The Brady Bunch
The Facts of Life
Full House
Charles in Charge
Growing Pains

James T. Callahan died of esophageal cancer on August 3, 2007.
Thanks for clarifying. I remember reading about it in the paper in the not-so-distant past.

Thanks for clarifying. I remember reading about it in the paper in the not-so-distant past.
no problem!

Wasn't the actor's name JAMES Callahan? :confused:


yes.....I was thinking of Charles and also him at the same time writing it :lol:
A brain fart :D

Nobody's perfect. :lol:

lois and clark - i used to watch because i thought dean and teri were a cute onscreen couple and thought dean himself was cute. but when it was released on dvd and i bought it, i realized after some viewing i outgrew the show. i understand it was a fantasy shows, but a lot of the storylines were weak and i realized dean was a very wooden actor. he did improve over the seaons but when put against better actors his lack of skills showed. it was sometimes cringeworthy.

I still :heart: that show.

The Simpsons. During my senior year of high school the show started, and I fell into the trap of buying the hype. I eventually loved the show for the next five years. In 1994 I started to question my decision to devote a half hour a week to this show. It took me 7½ years to escape that trap. I have not watched an episode since 1997.

Batman tv show with adam west
super-man tv show
Power ragners
Pee wee heremen play house
two stupid dogs
kung fu ledgen counties
seven days stil watch it
Bily ney the snice guy
were in the world is carmer sandigoe?
bobbys world
vr troops
rugrats
mummpets babies

I'm currently watching Mr. Belvedere on DVD and I am happy to say that it has held up very well. I still enjoy it. An added bonus was that some of the writers/producers/directors of Barney Miller also worked on Mr. Belvedere, and they brought their special brand of dry, sarcastic (but never mean-spirited!), and TIMELESS humor to the show. :D

I agree.....I think Charles Callahan's Grandpa character in the syndicated years was just too darn annoying--always on Charles' case for the littlest thing. I wanted to bi***slap him. He's the reason I avoid reruns.


:rofl:

Full House :barf:

Full House :barf:
Couldn't have put it better myself! :nod:

Charles in Charge

Pokemon - Loved it during my middle school years, just plain insipid and dumb now and the new characters and the exit of Misty in recent years doesn't help matters.

Barney and Friends - Watched it as a kid, regretted it now! Everytime I hear any of the songs that play on that show, I just wanna shoot myself. :lol:

Full House definitely falls into this category for me.

Honorable mentions go to Barney & Friends, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Allegra's Window, & Saved By The Bell.

Unhappily Ever After

I'm not actually embarrased to say that I liked this show but the only reason I tuned in was to fantasize about Nikki Cox.

I don't even remember what the show was about but I know her father had a muppet in the basement (which I found stupid even back then), the mother got killed off and brought back without explanation, one son went on to Entourage and the youngest one went to Malcolm in the Middle.

I actually would like to see this come to DVD. It hasn't been released or even aired in years.

California Dreams - Surf dudes with attitudes - Ouch!!!!! Pretty bad.

But in my defense, the girls were hot!

Barney and Friends - Watched it as a kid, regretted it now! Everytime I hear any of the songs that play on that show, I just wanna shoot myself. :lol:

Oh God, how can I forget THIS?! Same here. :lol:

Also Mister Rogers, and pretty much any other show I watched when I was 6.

Oh God, how can I forget THIS?! Same here. :lol:

Also Mister Rogers, and pretty much any other show I watched when I was 6.
Awww...I always loved Mr. Rogers.

Oh God, how can I forget THIS?! Same here. :lol:

Also Mister Rogers, and pretty much any other show I watched when I was 6.the one cartoon that i watched as a kid that to me is not funny now at all is the pink panther i used to watch that thing every saturday morning but i saw a few cartoons on boomerang not long ago and i didnt laugh even once ugh all the hours wasted when i could have been watching or doing something mor fun on saturday morning

One kid's show I watched and still like today for sentimental reasons is The New Zoo Review. Adults in animal costumes Freddy the frog, Henrietta Hippo, and Charlie the Owl, with hosts Doug and Emmy Jo who were real.

One kid's show I watched and still like today for sentimental reasons is The New Zoo Review. Adults in animal costumes Freddy the frog, Henrietta Hippo, and Charlie the Owl, with hosts Doug and Emmy Jo who were real.

Oh I love that show! I also liked The Banana Splits and Dusty's Treehouse!

Unhappily Ever After

I'm not actually embarrased to say that I liked this show but the only reason I tuned in was to fantasize about Nikki Cox.

I don't even remember what the show was about but I know her father had a muppet in the basement (which I found stupid even back then), the mother got killed off and brought back without explanation, one son went on to Entourage and the youngest one went to Malcolm in the Middle.

I actually would like to see this come to DVD. It hasn't been released or even aired in years.
Geoffrey Pierson was on that show, right? He also appeared on Grace Under Fire and is now married to actress Cali Timmons. They met while both starring on the now-defunct ABC soap Ryan's Hope.

Speaking of Nikki Cox - what did she do to herself?? Talk about overbotoxed - she looks awful!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Geoffrey Pierson was on that show, right? He also appeared on Grace Under Fire and is now married to actress Cali Timmons. They met while both starring on the now-defunct ABC soap Ryan's Hope.

Speaking of Nikki Cox - what did she do to herself?? Talk about overbotoxed - she looks awful!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Yes, Pierson was Mr. Malloy with that muppet. In recent years he had short stints on 24 and Dexter which I've seen him on.

I don't know what's up with Nikki Cox. Don't know why she did that to herself.

I also never got into Nikki. I started to watch it, again, just because of her but the show was so bad that I couldn't watch it anymore after a few viewings.

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Full House, Family Matters, Perfect Strangers, Alf, Raymond and Yes Dear.

Oh God, how can I forget THIS?! Same here. :lol:

Also Mister Rogers, and pretty much any other show I watched when I was 6.
I grew up on Barney. :lol: I was literally obsessed with him for a while! And who can forget Mr. Rogers!!

And Lamb Chop. LOL!! I was such a dork!

One kid's show I watched and still like today for sentimental reasons is The New Zoo Review. Adults in animal costumes Freddy the frog, Henrietta Hippo, and Charlie the Owl, with hosts Doug and Emmy Jo who were real.new zoo was always one of my faves too

One kid's show I watched and still like today for sentimental reasons is The New Zoo Review. Adults in animal costumes Freddy the frog, Henrietta Hippo, and Charlie the Owl, with hosts Doug and Emmy Jo who were real.

I remember that show! It's still airing in reruns on at least 2 channels on Skyangel. Chuck Woolery was a semi-regular playing Mr. Dingle the Mailman. Last I heard, Doug and Emmy Jo were still married after 35 years

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Oh I love that show! I also liked The Banana Splits and Dusty's Treehouse!i used to watch dustys treehouse all the time i didnt think anyone else remembered it

I remember that show! It's still airing in reruns on at least 2 channels on Skyangel. Chuck Woolery was a semi-regular playing Mr. Dingle the Mailman. Last I heard, Doug and Emmy Jo were still married after 35 years

http://i384.photobucket.com/albums/oo283/tzgames/ScreenHunter_20May310020.gifchuck woolerey will still do his mr dingle voice on tv every once in a while and i still laugh when he does it

The Big Comfy Couch (gagging)

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My little nephew loved that show. :lol:

Rugrats
Mumbet babies
bobbys world
calfiorn dreams
court ship of eddies father
my favoritemartian
i dream of jennie
the munsters
teen angel
night man
mutant x
Family matters only the later seasons when they add a cool urkel and nerd urkle.
Areyou arfraid of the dark?
goosebumps
the twlight zone
kung fu ledgen counties
7 Days

i used to watch reading rainbow. they had some good shows.

Two and a Half Men
Dharma and Greg
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader
Suite Life of Zack and Cody
Full House

I was a big Golden Girls fan. Also The Torkelsons :)

No "embarrassed" TV for me. Thanks!

I used to really like the Simpsons until it just became old, worn out and stupid. The show has been on for too long and has just isn't funny anymore. What really turned me off was on an episode when Bart said that Christmas was a celebration of Santa's birth. That was the last straw. I don't find anything funny about a fat, lazy, stupid father, a juvenile deliquent son and a mother that puts up with all of it.

I used to really like Doug, Rugrats and Ren and Stimpy and then I grew up.

I still like Full House, Family Matters, Everybody Loves Raymond, Yes Dear, Friends, Mama's Family, Alf, The Golden Girls (I will always love this show), Fresh Prince.

I never liked George Lopez, South Park. I think South Park is vulgar, and stupid. I never liked Family Guy either, I think Stewie is psychotic and the show is not funny to me, I don't find anything funny at all about the show.

I know Seinfeld was a popular show but I never got into it. Same way with MASH. I never really got into Cheers either, but I love Frasier. I could never really Get Into Married with Children either. I thought it was disgusting and sexist.

Baywatch--i can't believe i used to tune into this show on a regular basis for THE STORYLINES!

Where's Wally? sad thing is i still like it, granted not as much as when i was a kid but still.