to see in syndication so you can sample, which 5 would they be???

My 5 would be

1. Gomer Pyle

2. Chico and the Man

3. One day at a Time

4. Alice

5. Benson



OK tell me the 5 shows you would love to sample one day

1. Perfect Strangers
2. The Drew Carey Show
3. Maude
4. Newhart
5. Major Dad

I've seen most of these shows in full but it's been a while and I would love to see them in syndication on a cable channel because I don't have access to a regular antenna.

1. Perfect Strangers
2. The Drew Carey Show
3. Maude
4. Newhart
5. Major Dad

I've seen most of these shows in full but it's been a while and I would love to see them in syndication on a cable channel because I don't have access to a regular antenna.



I want to see your 1 and 2

1. The Mary Tyler Moore Show - I sometimes used to watch it on Nick at Nite, but was never an actual fan. This is one show I've always been on the fence about. I own the entire series now, and recently watched a handful of episodes. Great stuff!

2. Blossom - I would love to sample Blossom on The Hub or another nostalgia network. It's been YEARS since it's been in syndication, and the DVD's were dropped after the second season.

3. Gimme A Break! - The later episodes were airing on TV One weekends this past Summer. I watched a few of them. I wish this would be in syndication every day, so I can finally sample the series from beginning to end.

4. Community - The only series on my 'sample list' that I haven't watched a single episode of. My to-watch list is way too long right now, but hopefully I'll be able to sample Community for the first time this Spring, and see what all the rave is. I see the show started in local syndication a few weeks ago. It's still on my list though.

5. Taxi - Another show I've only seen a few episodes of, when I was a kid. I want to sample the whole series, eventually.

2. Blossom - I would love to sample Blossom on The Hub or another nostalgia network. It's been YEARS since it's been in syndication, and the DVD's were dropped after the second season.
Blossom almost made my top 5. I own the seasons 1&2 DVD set and I would love to see the other seasons!

Chico And The Man
Carter Country
Fish
Hot L Baltimore
Mork And Mindy

Chico And The Man
Carter Country
Fish
Hot L Baltimore
Mork And MindyThe Hub airs 4 back-to-back episodes of Mork and Mindy on Wednesday nights starting at 10:00.

Blossom almost made my top 5. I own the seasons 1&2 DVD set and I would love to see the other seasons!


I liked the show, watched it on NBC. The theme song was nice too

I liked the show, watched it on NBC. The theme song was nice too
Is it considered a forgotten show? I understand it's a '90s time capsule, but so are many other shows rerun into the ground. Just give it a chance. It's not going to be a blockbuster in the ratings. There's been no exposure to that show since the late '90s.

Speaking of the '90s, Step by Step would have been in my top 5 a few months ago. Thank you, The Hub.

So I guess this poll is for shows that either you've never seen and want to finally watch- or just ones that you have had a taste of and would like to see the whole thing if possible?

Hmm- to name 5 shows that I would enjoy seeing if I had the chance:

1. Adventures of Superman (I've seen some of this- mainly just the "Superman and the Mole Men" two part episode that also aired as a movie in theaters- I'd love to see the rest. My local library has the DVD releases though, so maybe I'll go through this series one day.)

2. Street Hawk (Heard lots of good things about it but I've never gotten around to checking it out, though I'd like to- maybe one of these days I can pick up the DVD)

3. Punky Brewster (I have seen a few episodes of this- grew up watching the cartoon based on it- I'd love to check out the whole series sometime- Thankfully, this one is also on DVD.)

4. The Wizard (I've been told this mid-'80s series is similar to MacGyver in some ways- it sounds interesting. I'd love to give it a try if it could ever get a DVD release...)

5. WKRP in Cincinnati (Just so I could finally watch the rest of the series. I've got Season 1 on DVD and I used to watch this some back with TNN aired it. [which is now known as Spike].)

And there are numerous other shows I could name- many are short-lived and some quite forgotten by many- but that list could go on and on for a while.:) :cool:

Is it considered a forgotten show? I understand it's a '90s time capsule, but so are many other shows rerun into the ground. Just give it a chance. It's not going to be a blockbuster in the ratings. There's been no exposure to that show since the late '90s.

Speaking of the '90s, Step by Step would have been in my top 5 a few months ago. Thank you, The Hub.


I think so I haven't seen it much in syndication.

5. WKRP in Cincinnati (Just so I could finally watch the rest of the series. I've got Season 1 on DVD and I used to watch this some back with TNN aired it. [which is now known as Spike].)Do you have Antenna TV? They air WKRP Tuesday nights from 9-11. In a few weeks it will be moving to Sundays in the 11PM hour.

Antenna TV has puts the shows i want to see in horrible timeslots


Benson at 11pm on Sunday instead of a Friday or Saturday Night

Do you have Antenna TV? They air WKRP Tuesday nights from 9-11. In a few weeks it will be moving to Sundays in the 11PM hour.

Really? Oh wow- that's awesome! Thanks for the tip. But sadly, no- I don't have Antenna TV.

1. The Donna Reed Show
2. Dobie Gillis
3. Dennis The Menace
4. Ozzie & Harriet
5. Make Room For Daddy
6. Father Knows Best

I have to watch these shows online because they're NEVER ON TV! :mad:

1. Room 222
2. Step By Step
3. The Paper Chase
4. Eight Is Enough
5. Angie

1. Room 222
2. Step By Step
3. The Paper Chase
4. Eight Is Enough
5. AngieThe Hub recently started airing Step by Step weeknights at 7PM.

1. Room 222
2. Step By Step
3. The Paper Chase
4. Eight Is Enough
5. Angie




I see you removed the Jeffersons I was going to let you know that it comes on Mon to Fri from 7am to 8pm on TV One

1. The Donna Reed Show
2. Dobie Gillis
3. Dennis The Menace
4. Ozzie & Harriet
5. Make Room For Daddy
6. Father Knows Best

I have to watch these shows online because they're NEVER ON TV! :mad:I would love to have Antenna TV pick up Ozzie and Harriet. It should replace McHale's Navy.

#1 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
#2 batman with Adam west
#3 the inducible hulk tv series starting Billy boxy
#4 the amazing spider-man 1970 live action staring Nicholas Hammond
#5 Brooklyn bridge

step by step is now on the hub at Mondays thur Fridays at 7:00 pm and aging at 2:00 am they both last hour their different episodes

I would love to have Antenna TV pick up Ozzie and Harriet. It should replace McHale's Navy.

Me too! As you can see from my av, you're singing to the choir. Antenna is so fantastic that maybe one day they will air O & H.

The Hub airs 4 back-to-back episodes of Mork and Mindy on Wednesday nights starting at 10:00.
Thanks I will set my dvr to record them.

1. Murphy Brown---- This show is far too good to not be airing in syndication someplace, or at the very least available on DVD. Especially those episodes from the last two seasons which I LOVED.

2. Blossom--- Great show that didn't get treated well in Syndication.

3. Life Goes On--- This show I don't think has been seen since the mid-90's when FX network used to air reruns.

4. E.R.--- Granted it aired in syndication for over a decade, but it's a shame this groundbreaking show hasn't been picked up since TNT dropped it.

5. Sisters--- I used to LOVE this 90's drama starring Sela Ward and Swoosie Kurtz, I wish it would air on TV again.

I'd love to see "Kung Fu" and "Kung Fu: The Legend Continues" (the former is actually on DVD though, but the latter has not made it to DVD yet.)
And certainly "Batman" (the 1960s live action show with Adam West) would be great to see again. I believe The Hub was recently running this show for a while- I remember watching a few episodes on there a while back.
And definitely "The Incredible Hulk"- classic 1970s live action superhero series. Thankfully, it's available on DVD in its entirety- my local library recently acquired the whole series on DVD- that is one I would like to view in its entirety when I have a chance.
And definitely yes to "The Amazing Spider-Man" (the classic 1970s live action USA series). I love that show too. I'd love to see it available on DVD someday.:) :cool: