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TVFactFan · 08-17-2004, 07:21 PM

Good Times-(season 1), the Evans Family had more problems that season than the entire series.

spunkygirl · 08-17-2004, 08:22 PM

Boy Meets World Season 7 you could tell the show was coming to an end, but at the same time, there was still a lighthearted feel to it. Plus Eric was freaking hilarious, I laugh more at the episodes from that season than any other.

barwars · 08-17-2004, 08:49 PM

Cheers - Season 11. Everything fit perfectly. It was the perfect end to the perfect sitcom.

Seinfeld - Season 4. The show within the show was brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.

Frasier - Season 2. Frasier and Niles grew closely together, while becoming even bigger rivals. Meanwhile, Roz became more a part of the gang, and Niles' obsession with Daphne was at its best.

Classic TV Fanatic · 08-17-2004, 09:21 PM

Happy Days - Season 4. Things got a lot interesting when the Fonz became the lead character. Remember the two-parter where Fonzie jumped the cans?

Three's Company - Season 4. Chrissy got blonder, dumber, and more hilarious than ever. Hello Mr. Furley aka Don Knotts!

The Lucy Show - Season 1. The situations that Lucy got into were more believable and hilarious than any other season of the show.

Gilligan's Island - Season 2. The switch to color (from B&W).

The Brady Bunch - Season 5. The Brady Kids were older.

TVFactFan · 08-17-2004, 09:42 PM

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Originally posted by Classic TV Fanatic
Happy Days - Season 4. Things got a lot interesting when the Fonz became the lead character. Remember the two-parter where Fonzie jumped the cans?

Three's Company - Season 4. Chrissy got blonder, dumber, and more hilarious than ever. Hello Mr. Furley aka Don Knotts!

The Lucy Show - Season 1. The situations that Lucy got into were more believable and hilarious than any other season of the show.

Gilligan's Island - Season 2. The switch to color (from B&W).

The Brady Bunch - Season 5. The Brady Kids were older.

I agree with you about Three's Company. Season 4 was the season of TC that really stood out.

TVFactFan · 08-17-2004, 10:14 PM

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Originally posted by Classic TV Fanatic
Happy Days - Season 4. Things got a lot interesting when the Fonz became the lead character. Remember the two-parter where Fonzie jumped the cans?

Three's Company - Season 4. Chrissy got blonder, dumber, and more hilarious than ever. Hello Mr. Furley aka Don Knotts!

The Lucy Show - Season 1. The situations that Lucy got into were more believable and hilarious than any other season of the show.

Gilligan's Island - Season 2. The switch to color (from B&W).

The Brady Bunch - Season 5. The Brady Kids were older.

I agree with you about Three's Company. Season 4 was the season of TC that really stood out.

spunkygirl · 08-17-2004, 10:23 PM

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Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I agree with you about Three's Company. Season 4 was the season of TC that really stood out.

double post

TVFactFan · 08-17-2004, 10:34 PM

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Originally posted by Angela Micelli
double post

HUH??

spunkygirl · 08-17-2004, 10:37 PM

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Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
HUH??

your last post posted the same thing twice

go back and check

EmoJoe · 08-17-2004, 10:50 PM

Whos the Boss?- Season 2. The jokes where hilarous in that season.

Full House- Season 5. I dont know why but ive always enjoyed this season.
The Facts of Life- Season 2. I thought Season two was hilarious.
I Dream of Jeannie- Season 4. The show got hilarious at this point
Everybody Loves Raymond- Season 6. Some episodes had me laughing out loud in this season.

JT · 08-18-2004, 01:31 AM

"Three's Company" - Season Four (1979-1980)
"Alice" - Season Three (1978-1979)
"Mama's Family - Season Three (1986-1987)
"Laverne & Shirley" - Season Two (1976-1977)

dawsongirl · 08-18-2004, 01:43 AM

I Love Lucy- Season 1

I Dream of Jeannie- Season 5

Futurama- Season 5

Full House- Season 2

Most of my other favs I like basically all seasons equally.

Dean Winchester · 08-18-2004, 04:40 AM

Buffy The Vampire Slayer - season 6. Buffy's back from the dead, the characters are all adults (well, except Dawn) by this time. Plus, I loved the detours it took when they made Buffy and Spike sexual. Also, the whole Willow magic overdose really was great for the program. This season more than any proves that Buffy is actually an ensemble piece, and that the other actors were just as good and important to the show as Buffy/Gellar herself.

Roswell - season 1. Definately a case of a show that peaked early. It started it's downfall towards the end of the first season when they added the character Tess (season 3 was much better than season 2 because Tess barely appeared). But above that, it's the only season that the cast are believable as teens. By season 2, the fact they're supposedly high school students was getting unbelievable, and then by season 3, the fact they were high school seniors seemed crazy as they were NEVER in class anymore and it all seemed like they were in college. When the final episode aired and the characters graduated high school, you forgot they were still students because it felt like they had been out. Plus, the love affair between Max and Liz was at it's freshest in season 1.

Sex And The City - season 2. At this point, the show was still "fresh" and the ladies all really had gotten settled in to their parts by this time. The writing was at it's funniest, and Carrie's doomed second affair with Mr. Big had more heart to it than their rendezvous in season 1 that also ended in breaking up that year. Season 3 is very closely behind this. But when Michael Patrick King took over from Darren Starr in season 4, the series went to hell slowly by turning a 100% comedy into a dramatic soap opera.

Facts Of Life - season 3. Ratings don't lie, I think this was the best season of FOL. Jo had already had her introduction and the girls were all Eastland students. I don't know what it was but they really kept knocking them out of the park this season. Subsequent seasons were all decent, but none of them ever really duplicated the 81-82 season, but season 8 is definately as close as any of them came.

lucyluver2 · 08-18-2004, 09:43 AM

I Love Lucy- Season 1- The funniest shows were almost all in the first season

The Andy Griffith Show- Season 1- Writing was great

I guess a lot of shows were at their best in season 1 (3rd Rock, Everybody Loves Raymond, etc.). After that they went downhill.

TVFactFan · 08-18-2004, 09:31 PM

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Buffy The Vampire Slayer - season 6. Buffy's back from the dead, the characters are all adults (well, except Dawn) by this time. Plus, I loved the detours it took when they made Buffy and Spike sexual. Also, the whole Willow magic overdose really was great for the program. This season more than any proves that Buffy is actually an ensemble piece, and that the other actors were just as good and important to the show as Buffy/Gellar herself.

Roswell - season 1. Definately a case of a show that peaked early. It started it's downfall towards the end of the first season when they added the character Tess (season 3 was much better than season 2 because Tess barely appeared). But above that, it's the only season that the cast are believable as teens. By season 2, the fact they're supposedly high school students was getting unbelievable, and then by season 3, the fact they were high school seniors seemed crazy as they were NEVER in class anymore and it all seemed like they were in college. When the final episode aired and the characters graduated high school, you forgot they were still students because it felt like they had been out. Plus, the love affair between Max and Liz was at it's freshest in season 1.

Sex And The City - season 2. At this point, the show was still "fresh" and the ladies all really had gotten settled in to their parts by this time. The writing was at it's funniest, and Carrie's doomed second affair with Mr. Big had more heart to it than their rendezvous in season 1 that also ended in breaking up that year. Season 3 is very closely behind this. But when Michael Patrick King took over from Darren Starr in season 4, the series went to hell slowly by turning a 100% comedy into a dramatic soap opera.

Facts Of Life - season 3. Ratings don't lie, I think this was the best season of FOL. Jo had already had her introduction and the girls were all Eastland students. I don't know what it was but they really kept knocking them out of the park this season. Subsequent seasons were all decent, but none of them ever really duplicated the 81-82 season, but season 8 is definately as close as any of them came.

The 1983-84 season of FOL finished at #24 just like the 81-82 season.

08-17-2004, 07:21 PM	#1
TVFactFan Member Forum Junkie Join Date: Aug 17, 2002 Posts: 99,154	Pick one of your Favorite Shows and say which season was the most entertaining Good Times-(season 1), the Evans Family had more problems that season than the entire series.

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EmoJoe Cool cool cool Forum Addict Join Date: Apr 23, 2004 Location: New Jersey Posts: 71,478	Whos the Boss?- Season 2. The jokes where hilarous in that season. Full House- Season 5. I dont know why but ive always enjoyed this season. The Facts of Life- Season 2. I thought Season two was hilarious. I Dream of Jeannie- Season 4. The show got hilarious at this point Everybody Loves Raymond- Season 6. Some episodes had me laughing out loud in this season.
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08-17-2004, 08:22 PM	#2
spunkygirl Member Moderator Forum Celebrity Join Date: Apr 26, 2003 Posts: 21,565	Boy Meets World Season 7 you could tell the show was coming to an end, but at the same time, there was still a lighthearted feel to it. Plus Eric was freaking hilarious, I laugh more at the episodes from that season than any other.

08-17-2004, 08:49 PM	#3
barwars .. Forum Star Join Date: May 04, 2002 Posts: 13,273	Cheers - Season 11. Everything fit perfectly. It was the perfect end to the perfect sitcom. Seinfeld - Season 4. The show within the show was brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Frasier - Season 2. Frasier and Niles grew closely together, while becoming even bigger rivals. Meanwhile, Roz became more a part of the gang, and Niles' obsession with Daphne was at its best.

08-17-2004, 09:21 PM	#4
Classic TV Fanatic Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jul 08, 2004 Location: Its none of your business Posts: 204	Happy Days - Season 4. Things got a lot interesting when the Fonz became the lead character. Remember the two-parter where Fonzie jumped the cans? Three's Company - Season 4. Chrissy got blonder, dumber, and more hilarious than ever. Hello Mr. Furley aka Don Knotts! The Lucy Show - Season 1. The situations that Lucy got into were more believable and hilarious than any other season of the show. Gilligan's Island - Season 2. The switch to color (from B&W). The Brady Bunch - Season 5. The Brady Kids were older.

08-18-2004, 01:43 AM	#12
dawsongirl Member Forum Icon Join Date: Jan 04, 2001 Posts: 53,140	I Love Lucy- Season 1 I Dream of Jeannie- Season 5 Futurama- Season 5 Full House- Season 2 Most of my other favs I like basically all seasons equally.

08-18-2004, 04:40 AM	#13
Dean Winchester Member Forum Star Join Date: Sep 28, 2003 Location: Louisville KY Posts: 14,803	Buffy The Vampire Slayer - season 6. Buffy's back from the dead, the characters are all adults (well, except Dawn) by this time. Plus, I loved the detours it took when they made Buffy and Spike sexual. Also, the whole Willow magic overdose really was great for the program. This season more than any proves that Buffy is actually an ensemble piece, and that the other actors were just as good and important to the show as Buffy/Gellar herself. Roswell - season 1. Definately a case of a show that peaked early. It started it's downfall towards the end of the first season when they added the character Tess (season 3 was much better than season 2 because Tess barely appeared). But above that, it's the only season that the cast are believable as teens. By season 2, the fact they're supposedly high school students was getting unbelievable, and then by season 3, the fact they were high school seniors seemed crazy as they were NEVER in class anymore and it all seemed like they were in college. When the final episode aired and the characters graduated high school, you forgot they were still students because it felt like they had been out. Plus, the love affair between Max and Liz was at it's freshest in season 1. Sex And The City - season 2. At this point, the show was still "fresh" and the ladies all really had gotten settled in to their parts by this time. The writing was at it's funniest, and Carrie's doomed second affair with Mr. Big had more heart to it than their rendezvous in season 1 that also ended in breaking up that year. Season 3 is very closely behind this. But when Michael Patrick King took over from Darren Starr in season 4, the series went to hell slowly by turning a 100% comedy into a dramatic soap opera. Facts Of Life - season 3. Ratings don't lie, I think this was the best season of FOL. Jo had already had her introduction and the girls were all Eastland students. I don't know what it was but they really kept knocking them out of the park this season. Subsequent seasons were all decent, but none of them ever really duplicated the 81-82 season, but season 8 is definately as close as any of them came.

08-18-2004, 09:43 AM	#14
lucyluver2 Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Dec 20, 2003 Location: MD Posts: 12	I Love Lucy- Season 1- The funniest shows were almost all in the first season The Andy Griffith Show- Season 1- Writing was great I guess a lot of shows were at their best in season 1 (3rd Rock, Everybody Loves Raymond, etc.). After that they went downhill.