My Brother and I watched Monk as a kid. Tony Shalhoub is funny especially on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisal.
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My Brother and I watched Monk as a kid. Tony Shalhoub is funny especially on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisal.
I never could get into MASH, it would air on sundays and we didn't have cable so PBS was the only decent channel until like 4 or 5pm.
Thanks you. Add “Everybody loves Raymond” and “Friends.”
I watched both but Friends was way funnier. I haven't tried watching "everybody loves raymond" as an adult but i've sat through a few friends episodes, still funny.
As a kid, these were trash status. After I became grown, I watched an episode each of both these shows. I now see why people watched them. Kept my interest the whole episode. Would have watched a marathon if I didn't have to leave the house.
i use to watch matlock and columbo as a kid, I think they were reruns. My impression from both shows was like your wife will eventually kill you to get all your money instead of divorcing you.
I agree except for one, I watched law and order especially the criminal intent ones with Vincent D'Onofrio. I remember liking the episode with ludacris and there was a law and order sex crimes depicting chris brown, there was a scene where the actor portraying a chris brown like celebrity was in a restaurant when cops came to arrest him and he was like "yo, call my jew, CALL MY JEW"
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- whenever the theme song for mash came on as a kid. I knew it was time to turn the tv off. i was legit
finding out that it was one of the most popular shows ever, and it was also a comedy 
- king of queens was the only funny cbs comedy i could get with. Everything else is
- and imo modern family was also weak. I could see it as decent background tv. But ive never even cracked a smile with that show.
- whenever the theme song for mash came on as a kid. I knew it was time to turn the tv off. i was legit
finding out that it was one of the most popular shows ever, and it was also a comedy - king of queens was the only funny cbs comedy i could get with. Everything else is
- and imo modern family was also weak. I could see it as decent background tv. But ive never even cracked a smile with that show.
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Anyone remember as a kid turning to C-SPAN by accident? 
And I remember as a kid turning to Fox to see if there were any games or if the Simpsons were on but instead it would be Nascar, and every single time (every single damn time) they would be talking about "Bobby Labonte" until I quickly changed the channel. I couldn't even tell you who or what he looks like, but they stayed talking about Bobby Labonte.
And I remember as a kid turning to Fox to see if there were any games or if the Simpsons were on but instead it would be Nascar, and every single time (every single damn time) they would be talking about "Bobby Labonte" until I quickly changed the channel. I couldn't even tell you who or what he looks like, but they stayed talking about Bobby Labonte.
Season 2 dialogue writing is among some of the best in sitcom history. Fell off during season 3 and I never watched again lolLOL this is a funny thread because I just started watching Frasier a couple months ago when I got Peacock. Never had any interest in it as a kid, but now that I'm older I can appreciate that brand of cac humor. Binged Cheers not too long ago, so that's what made me give Frasier a chance.
And they ain't British bruh, and the chick is British and not French
But I did think Frasier was British as a kid, they just bougie and pompous af
Some of yall tripping. Frasier is GOAT status. Breh basically invented the structure for Sex & The City (lead character using their job to understand and reflect on the world in a thoughtful way).
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