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I haven’t seen this show in ages. My dad never missed Red Green, Andy Griffith, or The Beverly Hillbillies. Is it still on?
Plenty on YouTube
Love comedy 🙂
If you can stand a bit of potty mouth then watch a very funny show from over here called Mrs Brown’s boys it will have you rolling about laughing. 😀
Wayne Burgess wrote:
Love comedy 🙂
If you can stand a bit of potty mouth then watch a very funny show from over here called Mrs Brown’s boys it will have you rolling about laughing. 😀
From the few clips I’ve seen this show looks pretty good, I’ll have to find more, Thanks for telling of this show.
He has some funny tips that will make you laugh your ass off. The handyman corner is great.
I hope ABCs new sitcom takes off this fall, we don’t seem to have any good working mans comedies anymore. I miss Home Improvement.
Never mind, I just get a message saying the uploader has not made this video available in your country. 🙁
Wayne Burgess wrote:
Never mind, I just get a message saying the uploader has not made this video available in your country. 🙁
Well, here is the shows website
Thank you 😀
That is cool. Never heard about that show. Going to check it out. TV sucks now, there is never anything good on and I do miss Home Improvement.
TV sucks anymore. As sad as it is to say it, the last show I actually followed was Quantum leap and that was forever ago. I like American Restoration but they never show any of the actual work going on, just a before and after with a bunch of bullshit in between.
Conductor562 wrote:
TV sucks anymore. As sad as it is to say it, the last show I actually followed was Quantum leap and that was forever ago. I like American Restoration but they never show any of the actual work going on, just a before and after with a bunch of bullshit in between.
I kept waiting for Al to show up on Enterprise and for Sam to leap out of captain Archer….
I remember when History channel actually had shows about things that happened in the past. Now it seems they are all Pawn Stars and Ice Road Truckers.
At least This Old House is still on. I watch Holmes every once in a while, but I don’t like seeing them screwing wooden stud walls together….
Wow Quantum Leap. I forgot about that one. I use to watch that also. I do get sucked into Top Shot.
I still miss Junkyard Wars (US version of Scrapheap Challenge) and Battle Bots. All American Handyman was interesting as well.
Junkyard wars was awesome!
History still shows stuff about History, just not on the History Channel. The show it on H2 which used to be called History International.
Conductor562 wrote:
Junkyard wars was awesome!
History still shows stuff about History, just not on the History Channel. The show it on H2 which used to be called History International.
I just have basic cable, I spend to much time on the internet to worry much about TV. I’m waiting on the cable companies to offer
À la carte programing, until then I”ll just have 120 channels with nothing but trash on TV rather than all the 256 channels of trash they offer.
Amazing isn’t it. When I was a kid we had 3 channels 3, 8, 11, and on a good clear night we’d get 13 out of Huntington. When cable became available here there were 28 channels and I remember dad saying “who the hell needs 28 channels?” Now I have almost 300 and there still isn’t anything worth watching, it just takes longer to determine there isn’t anything on.
LOL, isn’t that the truth. I have about 200 channels and think I watch 3 of them.
I hardly watch any TV. Well, let me rephrase, I hardly watch any TV of my choosing. I watch plenty of disney and nickelodeon of the day, lots of chick shows in the evenings, and after everyone else is asleep, if I’m not to tired to breathe, I get to watch whatever manner of IQ reducing crap happens to be on at midnight.
Man that sounds like my life.
You guys need to learn how to record the shows you want to watch. You can use your computer to make a personal video recorder (PVR) that puts most commercial options to shame.
I like Myth TV you can even run it as a live cd
XMBC is another VERY popular choice, that can also by found on a live cd. I would probably be using it if I wasn’t already involved with Myth.
We have a DVR. It really doesn’t help me though because it’s constantly recording any number of the 10 or more shows my wife follows. All my memories of TV shows are from the 80’s and early 90’s because that’s the last time I got to watch any.
Conductor562 wrote:
We have a DVR. It really doesn’t help me though because it’s constantly recording any number of the 10 or more shows my wife follows. All my memories of TV shows are from the 80’s and early 90’s because that’s the last time I got to watch any.
I can see it now, his and hers DVRs
It’d just be like everything else. What hers is hers, and what’s mine is hers, lol. There’d be hers and hers and i’d have to suffer through twice as much sappy Lifetime crap.