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barwars · 07-24-2004, 12:09 PM

Most shows, but most importantly.... Frasier.

I watched it religiously at the end of Season 10 and all of Season 11.... but now it's either DVD or not for me.

I've completely given up on syndication, because I know the DVDs are coming.
Its my second favorite show and I haven't even seen half of the episodes -- which will make the DVDs that much sweeter when they come.

Adamantium · 07-24-2004, 03:09 PM

I posted somewhere else pretty much the same thing. M*A*S*H, I only watch on DVD. Cheers, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Honeymooners, Frasier and any other show that's in syndication and DVD. I don't see the point in watching TV when you have the complete season (or series) uncut and uninterupted. The only time I watch a syndicated rerun is if I'm curious to see which scenes are cut out. That way I can watch my DVD knowing which scenes I can't find anywhere else. "The King of Queens" I watch in syndication, but whenever a season 1 or 2 episode comes on, I'm disappointed and usually turn the channel.

When "NewsRadio" comes out, I won't watch syndication anymore. I couldn't stand to watch seasons 1 and 2 on A&E because alot of my favorite scenes were cut out. I taped the first two seasons on NBC, so I just watched those tapes.

vashti1999 · 07-24-2004, 07:34 PM

Old: Saved By The Bell
Current: 24

However, I will still almost always watch a Three's Company episode on tv, be it TVLand or the local WB station here in NY. Even if it's an episode from one of the first two seasons, I never get tired of watching TC.

barwars · 07-25-2004, 08:56 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by vashti1999
Old: Saved By The Bell
Current: 24

However, I will still almost always watch a Three's Company episode on tv, be it TVLand or the local WB station here in NY. Even if it's an episode from one of the first two seasons, I never get tired of watching TC.

Same with me and Cheers.
I mean, I would never make a point to watch an episode on TVLand or N@N.... but if I'm flipping through channels -- chances are there's nothing I'd rather watch.
For about a year and a half its been my favorite show -- and it still never gets old.

07-24-2004, 12:09 PM	#1
barwars .. Forum Star Join Date: May 04, 2002 Posts: 13,273	Shows You Watch on DVD, But Couldnt be bothered with on TV Most shows, but most importantly.... Frasier. I watched it religiously at the end of Season 10 and all of Season 11.... but now it's either DVD or not for me. I've completely given up on syndication, because I know the DVDs are coming. Its my second favorite show and I haven't even seen half of the episodes -- which will make the DVDs that much sweeter when they come.

07-24-2004, 07:34 PM	#3
vashti1999 NY METS - #1 Forum Fanatic Join Date: Oct 14, 2003 Location: The world's greatest city - New York City Posts: 11,404	Old: Saved By The Bell Current: 24 However, I will still almost always watch a Three's Company episode on tv, be it TVLand or the local WB station here in NY. Even if it's an episode from one of the first two seasons, I never get tired of watching TC.
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07-24-2004, 03:09 PM	#2
Adamantium TVAdam No More Forum Veteran Join Date: Sep 11, 2002 Location: Springfield, Ohio Posts: 7,824	I posted somewhere else pretty much the same thing. MAS*H, I only watch on DVD. Cheers, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Honeymooners, Frasier and any other show that's in syndication and DVD. I don't see the point in watching TV when you have the complete season (or series) uncut and uninterupted. The only time I watch a syndicated rerun is if I'm curious to see which scenes are cut out. That way I can watch my DVD knowing which scenes I can't find anywhere else. "The King of Queens" I watch in syndication, but whenever a season 1 or 2 episode comes on, I'm disappointed and usually turn the channel. When "NewsRadio" comes out, I won't watch syndication anymore. I couldn't stand to watch seasons 1 and 2 on A&E because alot of my favorite scenes were cut out. I taped the first two seasons on NBC, so I just watched those tapes.