Favourite 'Non-Brady' shows

[Kitty Karry-All]

What are some of your other favourite shows (besides The Brady Bunch"?)

I've always been a fan of the classic tv shows;

I Love Lucy
The Lucy Show
Here's Lucy
Gilligans Island
Bewitched
I Dream of Jeannie

And from today's era... I enjoy;

The OC
Neighbours (Aussie Soap)
Punked
The Simpsons

... and heaps more which I cant think of right now

[Sharon]

I like:
I Love Lucy
My Three Sons
Soap
Gidget
The King of Queens
McMillan & Wife
Square Pegs
House M.D.
N.C.I.S
Sandford & Son
Everybody Hates Chris

[Poor Jonathon]

Ah yes Neighbours, it used to be can't miss TV for me during the Billy/Anne/Lance/Amy/Toadie era but my interest kind of waned when that group disintegrated.

Anyway, off the top of my head here's my fairly comprehensive list.

Programmes that aren't on any more, the majority of which wouldn't be consider classics.

Baywatch
Coupling
Hang Time
The Office
Married....with Children
The Mole
Joe Schmo Show
Spin City
I'm Alan Partridge
Frasier
Men Behaving Badly
Son of the Beach
The Micallef P(r)ogram(me)
Not The 9 O'Clock News
The 11 O'Clock Show
SM:TV
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
8 Simple Rules
Justice League Unlimited
Hope & Faith
S Club 7

The programmes I watch that are yet to be cancelled.

My Name is Earl
Lost
American Dad
The Simpsons
Raw
Smackdown!
The Apprentice
Boston Legal
Everybody Hates Chris
King of Queens
Blue Water High
Desperate Housewives
Doctor Who

[Scott]

Well good question. I'm mainly into the oldies stuff when it comes to TV

Happy Days
The Monkees
Family Ties
The A-Team
Band Of Brothers (Mini-series)
Get Smart
The Partridge Family
David The Gnome
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Macgyver
Remington Steele
The Forest Rangers
The Drew Carey Show
Beast Wars
Combat!

And for the heck of it, I'll throw in my favortie movies

Anything by Shirley Temple
Marty
The Sure Thing
Sundays & Cybel
Saving Private Ryan
Windtalkers
Bowling For Coumbine
The Big Lebowski
The Wall

[Sharon]

scott said:

And for the heck of it, I'll throw in my favortie movies

Here are some movies I like:
Sixteen Candles
The Slums of Beverly Hills
Duets
Meet Me In St. Louis
Ghost World
Light of Day
Playing Mona Lisa
Money Talks
Valley of the Dolls
Vertigo

[Kitty Karry-All]

poorjonathon said:

Raw
Smackdown!

I watch WWE too! Well not as much as I used to though. I watched it in the good ol' days of DX and the McMahon-Hemsley era. Stephanie McMahon made the show awesome! But yeah, she then left and it hasnt been quite as good im afraid.
By the way I love your avatar Jonathon!

[Poor Jonathon]

Wow I wasn't expecting that. The Brady Bunch/WWE crossover audience has got to be as close to non-existent as you can get.

The McMahon-Helmsley Era was such an inspired storyline and I couldn't agree more Stephanie played that role beautifully. The fact that Triple H and Stephanie had such good chemistry right from the start also helped immensely. From 97 up until Wrestlemania X7 really was the best time for the WWE with Austin, The Rock and Foley at the peak of their popularity.

I like my avatar too. As far as I'm concerned Mickie James is the best thing on TV today but a still picture didn't really her do justice because she’s more than just a pretty face.

[Kitty Karry-All]

Yeah, the Brady Bunch/WWE is a very interesting crossover, LOL. My interests vary.
But The Brady Bunch (along with 'I Love Lucy') stay very close to my heart; two shows that I adore.

WWE was a huge part of my life about a year ago. Never missed a show. And when they came down to Australia in April last year, I went and saw them! Got front aisle seats. Hardcore Holly gave me a high five! It was also a very special night because I got to see Eddie Guerrero up close for the first (and last) time . R.I.P Eddie. He was a great entertainer.

[Poor Jonathon]

What I wouldn't give to see one more Eddie match. When I first saw the headline "Former WWE Champion Eddie Guerrero passes away" it just didn't ring true at all, I had to keep reading and re-reading that same headline over and over again because it just wouldn't sink in.

I consider Eddie a real inspiration on my life but I couldn't have anticipated how much his death would get to me. Part of it I'm sure was because it was just so out the blue, I mean he was supposed to be winning the World Championship that night, but it was mainly because it felt like you’d travelled with Eddie because you'd been there for the highs and lows of his life. Even when reading his autobiography it felt like I was reminiscing with him.

It's a real shame, no actually it's an absolute disgrace, that the future generations of Eddie fans are going to miss out on some of his finest work because the World Wildlife Fund are perhaps the only charitable organisation without any understanding of what it means to have a conscience.