TV shows that only you remember.
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Thank you so muc. I've been trying to remember that name since the 90's. You deserve a song. Do you like acoustic guitar?danskrobut said:
All Creatures Great & Small. One the most awesome shows ever. It was BBC only, very distinctly and quaintly British, but very funny and interesting.
Sigfried was epic.
Sigfried was epic.
rocko was a kangaroo 
and some of the shows i miss are : out of this world,are you afraid of the dark,clarissa explains it all,reboot,jem and the holograms and looney tunes. nobody shows looney tunes anymore!!!!its very sad
and some of the shows i miss are : out of this world,are you afraid of the dark,clarissa explains it all,reboot,jem and the holograms and looney tunes. nobody shows looney tunes anymore!!!!its very sad
[link]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEpWTo7HLcI&NR=1[/link]danskrobut said:
Here you go then. Tell me if you like it.
MURDER ONE was a courtroom drama from the mid '90s that beat the pants off Law and Order. It dealt with a high-profile murder trial from the perspective of the defense attorneys, and the entire first season dealt with a single case. Speaking as someone who works in law, it was easily the most accurate depiction of the inner workings of a law firm I've ever seen on TV. Everything about this show was superb, from the acting to the writing to even the guest appearances from the likes of Brittany Murphy, Jena Elfman, and Tia Carrere. The first season follows Attorney Ted Hoffman as he defends a bad-boy heartthrob movie star after his client's 15 year-old girlfriend turns up strangled. With the DA pressing for a message-sending conviction, the media frothing over what it has labeled the "Goldilocks Murder" and a sinister millionaire (played by Stanley Tucci at his oily best) pulling strings behind the scenes, Hoffman and his legal team find themselves embroiled in a neo-noir potboiler.
The serial format, with each episode encapsulating a single day of the trial, is clearly part of the inspiration for 24, and fans of Deadwood will be glad to know that David Milch was the creative consultant--and it shows.
Seriously, Netflix this sucker and TRY to guess the outcome. I dare you.
Oh, the boxed sets are really cheap too. You can get it for less than $30, and the first season is 23 episodes clocking in at 45 minutes each. During the second season they changed much of the cast and the show suffered for it.
The serial format, with each episode encapsulating a single day of the trial, is clearly part of the inspiration for 24, and fans of Deadwood will be glad to know that David Milch was the creative consultant--and it shows.
Seriously, Netflix this sucker and TRY to guess the outcome. I dare you.
Oh, the boxed sets are really cheap too. You can get it for less than $30, and the first season is 23 episodes clocking in at 45 minutes each. During the second season they changed much of the cast and the show suffered for it.
He was a wallaby.letsnoobtehpwns said:That show was epic! Wolfs raised a fucking steer as a child! That turtle that was a major nerd! What the fuck was Rocco anyways?Instant K4rma said:Rocco's Modern Life.
Hmm Ahhh real monsters, the real ghostbusters, and rugrats. I really only liked rugrats, but other two I remember
Mummies alive that was a great show but only me and my brothers remember it
also mystic knights of tyrenog (its spelled wrong i know) basicaly power rangers in knight armor that took place in Ireland
oh and if you havent seen mortal kombat konquest the live action tv show its on youtube. watch them all these shows are on there
also mystic knights of tyrenog (its spelled wrong i know) basicaly power rangers in knight armor that took place in Ireland
oh and if you havent seen mortal kombat konquest the live action tv show its on youtube. watch them all these shows are on there
A animated show I loved was called Teknoman and it is available on DVD but I here lots of the discs have errors on them that kills the audio and crashes pcs running it, Exosquad was good, I remember them making an early CG cartoon based on the crash dummy PSA of all things and even released toys but as far as I know it only had one after-school special like episode. Another was a Adult swim one timer about a Conan like warrior in a post apocalyptic/fantasy world Grog of Barbarious or something along those lines I think that was hilarious. Above all else lies the original The Tick. Pure insane genius I only wish they would do a proper DVD release and do season three and include my favorite episodes they left out in the second season release.
For live action Due South and Space Above and Beyond. I liked the idea of a Canadian Mountie and his deaf wolf in New York helping a wise cracking NYPD Detective solve crimes. Kind of like the Odd Couple with murder sprinkled in. Space Above and Beyond because it foreshadowed a lot of future films and shows like Starship Troopers (the look and feel of the future military) and had some really thought provoking episodes like BattleStar Galactica would have on SciFi.
For live action Due South and Space Above and Beyond. I liked the idea of a Canadian Mountie and his deaf wolf in New York helping a wise cracking NYPD Detective solve crimes. Kind of like the Odd Couple with murder sprinkled in. Space Above and Beyond because it foreshadowed a lot of future films and shows like Starship Troopers (the look and feel of the future military) and had some really thought provoking episodes like BattleStar Galactica would have on SciFi.