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Old 04-20-2001, 07:43 PM   #16
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I think they should show Wings, NewsRadio, The Simpsons, Everybody Loves Raymond, and Cheers (hey, it was on for a few seasons in the 90's).
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Old 04-20-2001, 08:48 PM   #17
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Part of Five is on Lifetime isn't it? Early in the morning though I think.
Ally is coming to fX this fall I think.
party of five was airing at one am on lifetime, but back in December lifetime dropped it, so it is not currently airing at all.

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Old 05-02-2001, 07:40 PM   #18
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Here are those 90,s shows that i think they,ll
be on Nick-at-Nite and TV Land

Nick-at-Nite

Full House
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Roseanne
The Simpsons
Married...With Children
Dream On
Dooggie Howser M.D
Home Inprovement
Beavis and Butt-Head
Friends

TV Land

Ally McBeal
Hangin with Mr.Cooper
Picket Fences
Ren and Stimpy
The Brothers Grunt
The State
Party of five
Seinfeld
Mad about You
ER
New York Undercover
The Ben Stiller Show
The Larry Sanders Show

and that,s about it,i think
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Old 08-04-2001, 08:01 PM   #19
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Moesha, Blossom, and Malcolm in the middle.

i think tv land should air-

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Old 08-06-2001, 05:45 PM   #20
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THey can't show The Simpsons because of 2 things: one being that the content of the episodes is very adult, and another thing being that The Simpsons is animated and they have never tried that before.


just because they have never done it before doesn't mean they can't try it in the future.


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Old 08-13-2001, 09:41 PM   #21
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This thread just reminds me of how many excruciatingly painful shows entered primetime in the 90's. The WB and UPN are networks geared towards nothing but abercrombie and fitch wearing pre-pubescents whose idea of quality television is how cute the main characters are. I've yet to see a show on the WB that isn't built around the main charcter(s)' looks. Charmed, Dawson's Creek, Angel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, etc., are pure trash. Don't get me started the Fox influx of the vexatious teen dramas back in the early 90's, with crap like Beverly Hills 90210, Models Inc., Melrose Place, etc. Then there's the "office setting" sitcom invasion of the mid 90's, with filth like Suddenly Susan, Spin City, Ally Mcbeal, etc. You gotta love the way these Network execs will shamelessy jump on any trendy bandwagon (this reality tv phase is an excellent example). About the only shows worth watching in the 90's all actually premiered in the 80's; The Wonder Years, Seinfeld, The Simpsons, Married With Children, The Golden Girls, etc.
Although i agree that many of the shows in the 90's were pure crap, there were many, many excellant shows in the 90's take for example, mad about you, Grace under fire, will and grace and my so-called life. Also, ALLY MCBEAL was anything but a trendy wannabe, as when ALLY MCBEAL came out it was completely different and original, than anything on tv at the time, and it was a show that made people pay attention and talk! it was and still is a great show, it is not ally's fault that everyone tried to copy her, like Felicity- Ally Mcbeal the college years as some have called it and the up coming inside schwartz.



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The only 1990s shows I can think of that deserve a spot on N@N are the following:

"Family Matters"
"Home Improvement"
"Step By Step"
"Touched By An Angel"

If not for them, perhaps reruns of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?".
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I forgot to mention "The Wonder Years" since it was on in the 1990s for a majority of its run!!! (I tend to think of 1990s shows as those that started between 1990 and 1999--TWY started in 1988.)
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THey can't show The Simpsons because of 2 things: one being that the content of the episodes is very adult, and another thing being that The Simpsons is animated and they have never tried that before.
I agree 100 percent!
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Old 08-14-2001, 10:56 AM   #25
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The only 90s shows that deserve to be on N@N are the 80s family shows that entered the decade of trashy office shows.

The Hogan Family
Full House
The Cosby Show
Roseanne
Growing Pains


All those shows mentioned from the 90s are DUMB!Every single one of them!

Everybody Loves Raymond-I just found out that WB38 is replacing Simpsons reruns of the 80s/early 90s with this show.I hate this show forever now.I beleive that the only way a show can rerun while still being on air is for that show to complete 7 seasons.

Ally McBeal-I know I'll hate this show.I mean who cares about logical comedy?

Malcolm in the Middle-Great show!The only great show out there simply because it ain't around the workplace!

The Jeff Foxwrothy Show-I love this show!I remember it being in USAM.

Just Shoot Me-Workplace.......nuff siad.

Will and Grace-Since when have classic TV fans laugh at someone because they are gay?Not the stuff to make a human being.

Frasier-Spun off from Cheers and this show is stupid!I mean since when did Frasier have a fake British accent?I mean it is soooooooooooo stupid!Never watch Frasier!

Friends-It is an OK show.

That proves my point right there!
And that's the reason why I NEVER watch current tv.
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I think eventually on Nick at Nite we will see shows like Home Improvement and 3rd Rock from the Sun.
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Old 08-15-2001, 01:43 PM   #27
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The only 1990s shows I can think of that deserve a spot on N@N are the following:

"Family Matters"
"Home Improvement"
"Step By Step"
"Touched By An Angel"

If not for them, perhaps reruns of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?".
How can I forget "Perfect Strangers"?
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i cannot believe that i forgot to metion, Murphy Brown, and Desining Women, both of which ran into the 90's. Murphy ended in 1998 and Desining ended in 1993.

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Old 08-20-2001, 02:14 AM   #29
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what is so bad about a show being st in the workplace? i mena some of hte best shows of all time were set in the work place, Cheers, Mary Tyler Moore, and Lou Grant, just to name a few.

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Homicide: Life on the Street should be on TV Land because I'm dying to see all the episodes and I don't have Court TV.
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