Since 2002, these are the 5 shows I love the most thanks to Nick@Nite, TBS, and Antenna TV

Maude

George Lopez

Seinfeld

The Office

Roseanne


I would love to have all these shows complete on DVD one day before 2016:lol:

My favorite shows that I found in syndication:

The Office #1

The Steve Harvey Show

King Of Queens

My Name Is Earl

Frasier

Three's Company(Completed on DVD)
Maude(Season 1 on DVD)
The Jeffersons(Season 1-6 on DVD)
Cheers(Season 6-11 on DVD)
The Dick Van Dyke Show thanks to Hulu (50th Anniversary Edition on DVD plan on buying Individual seasons)
The Mary Tyler Moore Show(Completed on DVD)
Happy Days

Maude is the one I want to be completed on DVD the most! I bought Season 1 in 2006 and I had not seen any of the episodes of the show at that point. I like it! A few years later in 2010 I began discovering Season 2-6 episodes on YouTube and Eventually the entire series was on YouTube and that when Maude became my Favorite Show. Thanks to YouTube I have seen all 141 Epsidoes

I also want the Jeffersons Season 7-11 to be completed on DVD! I have seen the Full Version Episodes of later seasons on YouTube but they are in Italian.

Three's Company(Completed on DVD)
Maude(Season 1 on DVD)
The Jeffersons(Season 1-6 on DVD)
Cheers(Season 6-11 on DVD)
The Dick Van Dyke Show thanks to Hulu (50th Anniversary Edition on DVD plan on buying Individual seasons)
The Mary Tyler Moore Show(Completed on DVD)
Happy Days

Maude is the one I want to be completed on DVD the most! I bought Season 1 in 2006 and I had not seen any of the episodes of the show at that point. I like it! A few years later in 2010 I began discovering Season 2-6 episodes on YouTube and Eventually the entire series was on YouTube and that when Maude became my Favorite Show. Thanks to YouTube I have seen all 141 Epsidoes

I also want the Jeffersons Season 7-11 to be completed on DVD! I have seen the Full Version Episodes of later seasons on YouTube but they are in Italian.



Even though I would love a Maude DVD release i;m not too worried about it since the show is complete on Youtube and airing on Antenna TV

In no particular order:

The Bob Newhart Show

Maude

Monk

The Dick Van Dyke Show

Good Times

In no particular order:

The Bob Newhart Show

Maude

Monk

The Dick Van Dyke Show

Good Times


I keep forgetting I can still watch Bob Newhart on Me-TV:lol:

I keep forgetting I can still watch Bob Newhart on Me-TV:lol:
Yup, I believe he's on at 10:30 p.m. EST. :cool:

In no particular order:

Cheers
The Ropers
Too Close for Comfort
Sanford and Son
Good Times
Maude
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
George Lopez
Leave it to Beaver

...that was more than 5...I broke your rule, Solomon!!! :lol:

In no particular order:

Cheers
The Ropers
Too Close for Comfort
Sanford and Son
Good Times
Maude
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
George Lopez
Leave it to Beaver

...that was more than 5...I broke your rule, Solomon!!! :lol:


That's ok, you can eliminate these four

Leave it to beaver
Too Close for Comfort
MTM
Good Times


LOL

That's ok, you can eliminate these four

Leave it to beaver
Too Close for Comfort
MTM
Good Times


LOL


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Three's company
All in the Family
Who's the boss
The jeffersons
Different strokes

I would say:

Bachelor Father
Father Knows Best
That Girl


Thats really about it. I would say shows like Facts of Life, ALF etc. but I already liked them.

I "Discovered" these shows not through syndication, but by "Trading Sites" such as ioffer. :D

Rescue 8

Ripcord

Whirlybirds

And that's just the tip of the iceberg! :lol:

Wait are all the MAUDE episodes (seasons 2-6) really on Youtube?

Wait are all the MAUDE episodes (seasons 2-6) really on Youtube?
Yes

Wait are all the MAUDE episodes (seasons 2-6) really on Youtube?


Yup, whatever episode I watch on Antenna TV I go and watch the other version on youtube

The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air
Roseanne
Family Guy
South Park
George Lopez

Make Room for Daddy
The Big Valley
The Rookies
Car 54, Where Are You?
Dusty's Trail

for me
#1 I love lucy
#2Quantma leap
#3 family tes
#4 the wonder years
#5 boy meets world

I avoided The Office for many years because it did not look that great to me, a sitcom about working in an office. Sounded boring. Then for some reason, I started watching it and liked what I saw.

Seinfeld is about the same way. Pretty much avoided it because it was too New York and too...(sorry:rolleyes: ) "kosher" for my taste. One night at a friend's house, I discovered it and although I am still not a rabid fan, I have watched all the episodes and I do have the DVD's (bought in China cheap)

Recently, I discovered Gordon Ramsey's "Kitchen Nightmares". I usually avoid cooking shows like the plague, but Ramsey is good in this, and lets it rip to stupid restaurant owners.

I avoided The Office for many years because it did not look that great to me, a sitcom about working in an office. Sounded boring. Then for some reason, I started watching it and liked what I saw.

Seinfeld is about the same way. Pretty much avoided it because it was too New York and too...(sorry:rolleyes: ) "kosher" for my taste. One night at a friend's house, I discovered it and although I am still not a rabid fan, I have watched all the episodes and I do have the DVD's (bought in China cheap)

Recently, I discovered Gordon Ramsey's "Kitchen Nightmares". I usually avoid cooking shows like the plague, but Ramsey is good in this, and lets it rip to stupid restaurant owners.


I think I got into the Office because I was able to relate to having weird coworkers LMAO

I have one more show to add to the list. I just remembered when I was watching this the other night:

Benson

I have one more show to add to the list. I just remembered when I was watching this the other night:

Benson


I was trying to watch to Benson but TV Land stopped me LOL

I was trying to watch to Benson but TV Land stopped me LOL

It's on Antenna late Monday nights.
I can't remember where or how I first discovered this show. :confused: I don't think it was from TV Land...

It's on Antenna late Monday nights.
I can't remember where or how I first discovered this show. :confused: I don't think it was from TV Land...


You mean in 2013, right now it's on sunday nights at 12am. I tried watching it back in 2006 on TV Land but they removed it after a month

Matlock
Too Close For Comfort
Three's Company (I didn't start really watching it until I was in my late teens. Even though I saw it a few times as a child)
Newsradio
The Nanny

The Odd Couple
Wings
Cheers
King of the Hill
Sanford and Son

It's on Antenna late Monday nights.
I can't remember where or how I first discovered this show. :confused: I don't think it was from TV Land...


Btw, is it me or does Antenna TV cut out the beginning credits of Benson? They never show them. They go to commericals and then go to the episode. Even when they did air the opening credits, it seemed like they were in edited form. Did anybody else notice this?

Btw, is it me or does Antenna TV cut out the beginning credits of Benson? They never show them. They go to commericals and then go to the episode. Even when they did air the opening credits, it seemed like they were in edited form. Did anybody else notice this?


I would hope Antenna TV is not turning into Hallmark LOL

I discovered Scrubs in syndication half way through its run. Also how I discovered most of my favorites since most are from the '90s and I wasn't old enough to appreciate them then.

Btw, is it me or does Antenna TV cut out the beginning credits of Benson? They never show them. They go to commericals and then go to the episode. Even when they did air the opening credits, it seemed like they were in edited form. Did anybody else notice this?

I haven't noticed this yet, but it may be because I've always seemed to catch the middle or tail end of Benson episodes.
I guess it is Sunday nights when it comes on...I don't know, some night!!! :lol:
I guess it was TV Land where I discovered Benson then. I felt like it was on for longer than a month though. Maybe it was a local station or something? It's a good show either way.

I would have to add The Nanny to this list as well. Never watched it when it aired, not seriously anyway. When Nick @ Nite started airing it, I kind of got into it and realized how funny it really was. I miss the 90's!! :wave:

I have caught The Golden Girls, Frasier, Laverne and Shirley, and a few other in syndication and love them still today. Other shows like Full House, Dr. Quinn and Touched By an Angel, I watched them when they were still on the air and still enjoy them today. :)

I haven't noticed this yet, but it may be because I've always seemed to catch the middle or tail end of Benson episodes.
I guess it is Sunday nights when it comes on...I don't know, some night!!! :lol:
I guess it was TV Land where I discovered Benson then. I felt like it was on for longer than a month though. Maybe it was a local station or something? It's a good show either way.

I would have to add The Nanny to this list as well. Never watched it when it aired, not seriously anyway. When Nick @ Nite started airing it, I kind of got into it and realized how funny it really was. I miss the 90's!! :wave:


Nope Benson came on in the month of June and it didn't last to July lol

See, I watched The Golden Girls as a kid when it first aired. I was FAR too young to understand anything of what was going on, but I still remember watching and enjoying it!! It left quite the impression on me.
Same thing with Three's Company, I couldn't have possibly watched it in its original run because I wasn't even born when it ended. :lol: But I remember watching reruns as a child and loving it and loving "Jack" and his antics!! :lol:
So therefore, those two shows don't count under Solomon's "the past 10 years rule."
Several other shows I've discovered in syndication like The Facts of Life, The Brady Bunch, and I Love Lucy, etc. But again, I have been watching those for longer than 10 years!! ;)

1. Scrubs
2. How I Met Your Mother
3. Frasier
4. Roseanne
5. Laverne & Shirley

since 2002 these would be mine....

Soap

King of Queens

The Big Bang Theory

Everybody Loves Raymond

Two and a Half Men

Starting to get into Everybody Loves Raymond. It's a pretty funny show. :)

I like Everybody Loves Raymond and Two & Half Men because they are great shows.