Via ***Dave, the latest fun meme that’s sweeping the blogosphere! Bold any of the following tv series (serieses?) of which you’ve seen at least three full episodes.
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7th Heaven
Adam-12
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Alias
Angel
Arrested Development
Battlestar Galactica
Baywatch
Beverly Hills 90210
Bonanza
Boy Meets World
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Bug Juice
Chappelle’s Show
Charlie’s Angels
Charmed
Cheers
Columbo
Commander in Chief
Coupling
Cowboy Bebop
CSI: Miami
CSI: NY
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Danny Phantom
Dawson’s Creek
Dead Like Me
Deadwood
Degrassi: The Next Generation
Desperate Housewives
Doctor Who
Entourage
ER
Everwood
Family Guy
Farscape
Father Ted
Fawlty Towers
Felicity
Firefly
Frasier
Friends
Futurama
Get Smart
Gilligan’s Island
Gilmore Girls
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
Grey’s Anatomy
Gunsmoke
Hannah Montana
Happy Days
Hogan’s Heroes
Home Improvement
Homicide: Life on the Street
House
I Dream of Jeannie
I Love Lucy
Inuyasha
Invader Zim
Invasion
JAG
Jackass
Joey
Little House on the Prairie
Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
Lost
Lost in Space
Love, American Style
M*A*S*H
MacGyver
Malcolm in the Middle
Married… With Children
Melrose Place
Miami Vice
Mission: Impossible
Monk
My Three Sons
My Two Dads
NCIS
Nip/Tuck
Numb3rs
One Tree Hill
Oz
Perry Mason
Pokemon
Power Rangers
Prison Break
Rescue Me
Roseanne
Roswell
Saved by the Bell
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
Scrubs
Seinfeld
Sex and the City
Six Feet Under
Smallville
So Weird
South Park
Spongebob Squarepants
Star Trek
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: Voyager
Stargate Atlantis
Stargate SG-1
Superman
Supernatural
Surface
Taxi
Teen Titans
That 70’s Show
That’s So Raven
The 4400
The Addams Family
The Andy Griffith Show
The A-Team
The Avengers
The Beverly Hillbillies
The Brady Bunch
The Cosby Show
The Daily Show
The Dead Zone
The Flintstones
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
The Honeymooners
The Jetsons
The Love Boat
The Munsters
The O.C.
The Office
The Shield
The Simpsons
The Six Million Dollar Man
The Sopranos
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
The Twilight Zone
The Waltons
The West Wing
The Wonder Years
The X-Files
Third Watch
Three’s Company
Twin Peaks
Veronica Mars
Whose Line is it Anyway?
Will and Grace
Wings
Your turn! (Although, for the record, I’m not sure if this is supposed to show we watch too much TV, or not enough.)
Hmm. Clearly we need to work on your TV vidiacy (the video equivalent of literacy?). Lord, yes …
(Starts collecting DVDs for a CARE package …)
I mean — I can understand young whippersnapers not having seen “Perry Mason,” or “Lost in Space” … but … but …
… no “Invader Zim”??!!??!! Gads.
I was shocked that she (and some others whose lists I’ve seen) hasn’t watched Alfred Hitchcock Presents! When I was in junior high and high school, everybody was watching reruns of that show. Anybody who watched The Twilight Zone was sure to watch AHP as well. Apparently it wasn’t as accessible after 1980 or so. 🙁
AHP never seemed to get as much play as TZ in the circles I visited. The stories were also a bit more — well rococo, fancier and less snappy than the Serling tales.
Still enjoyed it.
Never having watched “The Addams Family,” though — that’s just wrong.
Heck, she doesn’t even have The Twilight Zone on her list! Or the original Star Trek! I Dream of Jeannie, The Adventures of Superman… I Love Lucy??? How is that even possible?
Look, you two. I’m sure I watched some of almost ALL of the shows on the list, and especially the ones you singled out. But can I swear to having seen at least three full episodes of each of them? Nope. I cannot.
Of course I’ve seen The Twilight Zone. The one with the demon-thing on the wing of the plane freaks me out every single time I fly. As for the others, I’d probably be among the first to recognize clips I’ve seen a hundred times. But three full episodes?
Also, please, not to put too fine a point on it… I’m a youngster. My classic education in television began with Charlie’s Angels, The Brady Bunch, Family Ties, and many more. Although, if you want to talk about 1970s era Sesame Street, I’m your gal.
But… reruns! Didn’t you come home from school and turn on the TV and watch whatever was showing on one of the local stations?
Oh, wait… They probably already had cable then, huh?
See, Dave and I would have have been limited to three networks (no good during the day) and four local stations, plus PBS and maybe one more local station on UHF. That meant reruns. Lots and lots of reruns from the 50s and 60s.