The fourth of July

[Dream Canteen]

Originally Posted by Bonniegirl

Oh wow. I did not know that. I never knew Night court was a spin off of Cheers!

Night Court wasn’t a spinoff of Cheers, but Cheers helped Harry Anderson prove he had the chops and the charm to lead his own sitcom.

In Cheers, he played Harry the Hat, a conman who knew magic tricks and was always scamming, cheating and stealing from employees and patrons of the bar. Someone at NBC or Warner Bros. Television must’ve watched one of his performances on Cheers and said, “You know? That conman would make a great judge!”

[opus]

Originally Posted by opus

Speaking of Chester, on the fourth episode of Soap Jessica and Corrine are both sleeping with Peter, Jodie is planning a sex change, Chester gets an ultimatum from his secretary, it’s revealed Corrine is adopted, Billy tries to get a girlfriend, and Danny is trying to kill Burt.

Confused? You won’t be on the fifth of July.

On spin-off Benson, Benson dates a senator.

[Dude111]

Originally Posted by opus

Gosh doesnt that picture make ya sad buddy??

Its flat and lifeless... I remember in the 70s watching it on analogue TV it was warm and had meaning..

[opus]

Originally Posted by Dude111

Gosh doesnt that picture make ya sad buddy??

Its flat and lifeless... I remember in the 70s watching it on analogue TV it was warm and had meaning..

You mean like on TV the characters would move and talk and stuff, and in the photo they’re motionless and quiet? Crazy, right?

[Dream Canteen]

Originally Posted by Dude111

Gosh doesnt that picture make ya sad buddy??

Its flat and lifeless... I remember in the 70s watching it on analogue TV it was warm and had meaning..

lol, here we go again with this bull****.

[opus]

Too Close For Comfort had a pivotal fourth episode. The first one with Monroe.

[Bonniegirl]

Originally Posted by Dream Canteen

lol, here we go again with this bull****.

Yes!

[Bonniegirl]

Originally Posted by opus

You mean like on TV the characters would move and talk and stuff, and in the photo they’re motionless and quiet? Crazy, right?

I think Ginger and Gilligan were fighting over who would play this very large xylophone is why they don't look happy here!

[Dude111]

I think Gilligan played better!!

[stevea]

Originally Posted by Dream Canteen

lol, here we go again with this bull****.

This site is so digital. It's so ... flat.

And it has a certain person who is certifiably obsessed with analogue anything, monaural recordings, and whole milk.

[stevea]

Originally Posted by Dude111

Gosh doesnt that picture make ya sad buddy??

Its flat and lifeless... I remember in the 70s watching it on analogue TV it was warm and had meaning..

It certainly is flat. Could someone get it in 3-D please?

[Dream Canteen]

Originally Posted by stevea

This site is so digital. It's so ... flat.

And it has a certain person who is certifiably obsessed with analogue anything, monaural recordings, and whole milk.

I love old mono mixes, especially early Beatles and Beach Boys, but I listen to them [gasp!] digitally.

[opus]

On the fourth episode of The Price Is Right someone won a car.

Which may or may not be true. But you believed me.

[stevea]

Originally Posted by Dream Canteen

I love old mono mixes, especially early Beatles and Beach Boys, but I listen to them [gasp!] digitally.

Yes, particularly with the early Beatles, some were released with two track stereo, with a hard vocal and music split. George Martin is on record as not wanting them released that way; Parlophone and Capitol went against his wishes.

[stevea]

Originally Posted by opus

On the fourth episode of The Price Is Right someone won a car.

Which may or may not be true. But you believed me.

On the fourth episode of You Don't Say, someone said.