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?

And wouldn't the wheelchair have exploded into little pieces because it wasn't built to be a dragster? Still love that show. Make the nuhnuhnuh sounds whenever I am faking something super.

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.

YES! I have been watching Dukes on CMT(just avoid the episodes with the cousins of Beau and Luke, they sucked balls) but also I have been catching the odd reruns of The Incredible Hulk on SciFi or SYFY or whatever the hell they are calling these days. I am pleasantly surprised at some of the writing for the Hulk. Some of the episodes have been corny cheese fests but some of the writing is pretty solid.

Also, can't remember if it was Thursday night or Saturday night but we used to watch The Love Boat (okay, had a small crush on Julie, so kill me) and Fantasy Island back to back. I still remember the werewolf episode of Fantasy Island and the one where Mr. Rourke had to debate the Devil (played by Roddy McDowell) for a guys soul.

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?

The Six Million Dollar Man was cool! Remember when he fought Bigfoot? Classic!!!

I also liked Lee Majors as The Fall Guy! The Unknown Stunt man
Remember Heather Thomas?

The Six Million Dollar Man was cool! Remember when he fought Bigfoot? Classic!!!

Hah!! Good thing there was that pile of sand in the woods for bigfoot to leave a footprint in. And after watching that clip all I can think is, Man, Jerry Garcia has really let himself go.

I also liked Lee Majors as The Fall Guy! The Unknown Stunt man
Remember Heather Thomas?

The Fall Guy. The show that started the eternal Heather debate, Thomas or Locklear?

And wouldn't the wheelchair have exploded into little pieces because it wasn't built to be a dragster? Still love that show. Make the nuhnuhnuh sounds whenever I am faking something super.

I did that. I forgot I did that. Thanks for the reminder. What the smurf was I thinking back in the 80s?