I’m still an old school Law and Order man.
It stands the test of time, and Sam Waterston is incredible.
It stands the test of time, and Sam Waterston is incredible.
OT: greatest TV series ever
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My favorite was the first season of West World on HBO. It declined somewhat after that. GoT was fantastic, too. Breaking Bad, as well
What the!? Never watched an episode because of the acting / actors. To each his own.
Never watched either. Started watching The Wire but it got too Broke Back Mountain for my taste and lost interest.
M.A.S.H. and The Office. Honorable mention to Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
All of the mentioned series were great. “Deadwood” should also be mentioned somewhere in this discussion but cancelled much too soon. Its writing was brilliant even if f bombs were excessive.🤣Costly to make supposedly.
Ten minutes here and there a couple times. Couldn’t take it.
If we are going by regular TV, which is what I assume:
MASH
Hill Street Blues
Seinfeld
Dallas
Quincy, ME
Friends
Threes Company
With cable, add:
Game of Thrones
Sopranos
Band of Brothers
MASH
Hill Street Blues
Seinfeld
Dallas
Quincy, ME
Friends
Threes Company
With cable, add:
Game of Thrones
Sopranos
Band of Brothers
Charlies Angels - anyone who was an adolescent boy growing up in the 70s knows what I'm talking about.
Dukes of Hazard as a kid. Seeing Daisy Duke in her Daisy Dukes every boy hit puberty.😍
Crazy to think that there were a lot of parents "against" Dukes of Hazard and then later even more that were against The Simpsons.
Compared to what you see on TV today, both those shows are very tame.
As a millennial I was way to young to watch anything but reruns, but I watched the shot out of it in high school. Love it.
NBC Murder Mystery series was a good one for me in the 70s - rotated between McCloud, Columbo, and McMillan and Wife. McCloud and Columbo rocked.
Dallas is probably the only series my wife and I could watch together in our 45 years of marriage. Not sure I would watch it today because I couldn’t get in to Yellowstone. It’s weird because I’m a big Costner fan, love Montana and love western movies.
I enjoyed the supporting cast but Alan Alda makes me nauseous. I thought he was extremely over rated as an actor.
1923 is much better than Yellowstone
I didn’t anticipate the first obvious off season thread to be posted on January 3rd. At this rate it will be a long time until the spring game.
I rewatched Entourage a few years ago and it was still awesome. I loved it.
I had high hopes for the movie and it was "okay" I think they just had a hard time making a movie out of what was essentially a sticom about dudes trying to **** and get drunk.
Man Men was great, I read some articles about it and the drinking/smoking and people from that time period that worked in those offices said that if anything the drinking at the offices was NOT realistic because they did not drink enough! I found that amazing.
