Anyone else watching this classic? Some of the episodes are older than me, but even though the show is the complete opposite in taste of everything else in my life I can't help but love it! Must be that old orange and white little DoH guitar with the plastic strings I had when I was about 3 that endeared it to me.
rjack_fan Wrote:anyone else watching this classic? Some of the episodes are older than me, but even though the show is the complete opposite in taste of everything else in my life i can't help but love it! Must be that old orange and white little doh guitar with the plastic strings i had when i was about 3 that endeared it to me.
what????????
KRW Wrote:what????????
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This IS the tv forum, is it not? Did I miss something?
rjack_fan Wrote:?
This IS the tv forum, is it not? Did I miss something?
Yeah! Yes you did!! My love for that show! And how come no one told me about this before!!!!!
Thanks for letting me know! I appreciate it!
Just found out myself on Friday, and confirmed it today. CMT at 7 pm est. I spent a whole summer watching reruns about 10 years ago, then it went away.
And now it's back. (I'd insert one of those excited Roscoe sounds here if I could figure out how to spell it!).
And now it's back. (I'd insert one of those excited Roscoe sounds here if I could figure out how to spell it!).
rjack_fan Wrote:Just found out myself on Friday, and confirmed it today. CMT at 7 pm est. I spent a whole summer watching reruns about 10 years ago, then it went away.
And now it's back. (I'd insert one of those excited Roscoe sounds here if I could figure out how to spell it!).
I don't care what Bluesman Mike says about you, you're alright in my book!!!
In all seriousness, thanks for the heads up. That show brings back a lot of memories for me.
KRW Wrote:I don't care what Bluesman Mike says about you, you're alright in my book!!!
In all seriousness, thanks for the heads up. That show brings back a lot of memories for me.
I have to stop visiting the forum after I take my nightime meds - can't tell if your serious about Bluesman
kep: Must figure out that search feature when I'm not hopped up on decaf cappuccino and muscle relaxers Either way, glad to be useful!
We watched it every Friday night, along with The Incredible Hulk, when I was growing up. I always loved The Dukes.
Now, I see the corniness in it, but I still enjoy watching it. I like the dynamite arrows, and the "dip in the road" that is always in the right place and helps send The General up and over any obstacle. I watch it whenever it's on, but my wife hates it. She is a little younger, and never saw it until recently.
I often see the actor who played Roscoe P. Coltrane, as a younger man, in a lot of Westerns. He also played a couple of episodes on The Andy Griffith Show, which for me, is the greatest tv series of all.
Now, I see the corniness in it, but I still enjoy watching it. I like the dynamite arrows, and the "dip in the road" that is always in the right place and helps send The General up and over any obstacle. I watch it whenever it's on, but my wife hates it. She is a little younger, and never saw it until recently.
I often see the actor who played Roscoe P. Coltrane, as a younger man, in a lot of Westerns. He also played a couple of episodes on The Andy Griffith Show, which for me, is the greatest tv series of all.
This post was last modified: 09-22-2010, 10:14 AM by t4terrific.
rjack_fan Wrote:I have to stop visiting the forum after I take my nightime meds - can't tell if your serious about Bluesman
Either way, glad to be useful!
Yeah, The Bluesman is always saying bad things about you when you're not around! He has never liked you.
This post was last modified: 09-22-2010, 10:18 AM by t4terrific.
t4terrific Wrote:We watched it every Friday night, along with The Incredible Hulk, when I was growing up. I always loved The Dukes.
Can I insert the Six Million Dollar Man in there? I loved it when he couldnt' walk and was racing in a wheelchair using both arms to propel himself when only one was bionic. Shouldn't he have been going in circles?
They passed an old woman who was just opening the door of a brown Cadillac. An old man was already sitting in the passenger seat. The car had a personalized plate with the letters “J-U-S-P-R-A-Y”.
“That stuff work?” Israel said to her.
“‘Scuse me?” the little old woman said, clutching her keys.
“The spray. Does it keep them away?”
“Keep who away?” She looked confused.
“I gotcha.” Israel gave her a conspiratorial wink.
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