Any strong opinions on these? Does anybody under 30 watch and appreciate some of these classics?
It was a different era of TV, but still some quality shows... Taxi was amazing. All In the Family is classic. Sanford and Son was great. Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley are also great, just very tame by today's standards.
I enjoy some Little House on the Prairie from time to time. I guess that isn't really a sitcom, though still a 1970s show.
Concerned Girl wrote:
I enjoy some Little House on the Prairie from time to time. I guess that isn't really a sitcom, though still a 1970s show.
My two youngest daughters enjoy watching Little House every now and then, especially when Nelly and Laura are after each other.
MASH rules
boston1 wrote:
MASH rules
+1! Don't know why I didn't think about that. M*A*S*H if probably my favorite sitcom, tied with Seinfeld.
Watching Little House on the Prairie is like driving a Neon. I'm just saying.
unconcerned guy wrote:
Watching Little House on the Prairie is like driving a Neon. I'm just saying.
Could you elaborate on that?
back in the day my parents bought SOAP on DVD and we watched a few seasons of that as a family
My Mom loved that show. She also likes figure skating, the lifetime network and soap operas. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
unconcerned guy wrote:
My Mom loved that show. She also likes figure skating, the lifetime network and soap operas. Not that there is anything wrong with that.
I guess your suggesting that Little House is "momish," so to speak? If so I'm unconcerned - I don't own a pair of "mom jeans" (I'm sure you know what I'm talking about) yet! And as for the other things, I like figure skating (but don't love it), but I hate lifetime network and soap operas.
Malamute wrote:
Any strong opinions on these? Does anybody under 30 watch and appreciate some of these classics?
It was a different era of TV, but still some quality shows... Taxi was amazing. All In the Family is classic. Sanford and Son was great. Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley are also great, just very tame by today's standards.
70's sitcoms were the best - Barney Miller was one of my favorites in addition to others you mention above. Loved the theme song to Welcome Back Kotter.
That 70s Show is the best. Especially Jackie.
unconcerned guy wrote:
Watching Little House on the Prairie is like driving a Neon. I'm just saying.
That's retarded. I got some of my first wood from watching Laura Ingalls. Oh and Mary Ellen Walton!