Your favorite tellie sitcom?

[colonelbuckrobely]

I am just curious what your favorite tellie sitcoms were/are. For American sitcoms I have always been partial to Archie Bunker and also Sanford and Son. I also love the British sitcoms, Are You Being Served and Faulty Towers. Overall Are You Being Served is still my favorite.

Your sleeves will ride up with wear.

[dtothelux]

I loved old Archie. I will bet that the meathead would have voted for the socialist, Obambi.

[hasset]

My favorites are the exact same as Bucks. I do not think anyone will ever top those two Brit coms that have been rerun to death but are still as good as the first time around. I do not find that my humor matches the more modern so-called comedy programs today. I never laugh at all when I see Saturday night live. I like 3rd Rock from the Sun because I love John Lithgow. He is a good enough character actor to be right up there with Molly Sugdon, John Inman and Patricia Routledge. I sound like an old timer when I can honestly say "things are not funny like they used to be."

[loote]

My favorites are "the golden girls", "andy griffith" and the "cosby show"

[hasset]

I keep forgetting about my old favorites like Jackie Gleason and Art Carney. I loved the Honeymooners. I really like Mama's Family, Ma and Pa Kettle, Laurel and Hardy, the three stooges, and all the old ones. I even remember going to the movies with my father and we went to see "Limelight" with Charlie Chaplin. As I remember, it was not his usual funny stuff but a sad movie and was symbolic of him quitting the movie business. We were disappointed.

[nobama]

Sorry,,heres where I'm off the wall,,,,,,,, but I'm sure Al Bundy (Married,,With Children) would have some good advice for the present day administration.

I usually have no clue as to what is on TV til its been on a few years,,so I usually see re-runs,,if it sparks an interest in me at all. So here is one that most people find hard to believe,, but this is absolutely true,,, I have never seen an episode of MASH.

[knollwood]

I have a lot of old favorite shows. Some of them are I Love Lucy, Gilligan's Island, Brady Bunch, Adam's Family, The Monsters, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, and The Honeymooners. My dad loved The Honeymooners. One of our family traditions was to have ice cream on Saturday nights and watch The Carol Burnett Show.

[mndapa1]

Mine is Bonanza. It is all we had but one channel growing up. We got to watch Bonanza and Gunsmoke on Sunday.

Other than that, I dont care for TV much. I do find myself watching the CSI and Law and Order stuff on occassion.

[cubbieblue]

I love the Lone Ranger and Gene Autry. The good guys always win in those programs and it feels so good to see justice being served in every single program.

[colonelbuckrobely]

This should tip us off to people's ages here. Sorry. How many of you remember "Our Miss Brooks"? I certainly do.

I will have a new post tomorrow that should be fun for all.

Hey cubbie, how about the Cisco Kid and Sky King? I watched them both.

For extra credit here, who played Pancho in the 1994 Cisco Kid television movie?

[loote]

Our Miss Brooks was great. I Love Lucy is a favorite. How about the old Roy Rogers and Dale Evans movies.

[loote]

Forgot, Wild Bill Hickup {spelling?} and Hopalong Cassidy I guess I favor the old westerns.

[hasset]

Did anyone mention ALF? I love that program and I wish it were rerun more often. My daughter has the episodes on CDs and once in awhile we watch a bunch of episodes. It is one of the few programs I can see over and over again.