What was the last TV show you watched?

[The Wiser Hatter]

The Musketeers great version of the classic. Enjoyed it.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Married With Children

 

[Gregg Axley]

The Brady Bunch.
Greg is infatuated with his teacher, who happens to be engaged to Wes Parker of the LA Dodgers.

BTW in cruising the net, I came across this.
Someone has a living room with similar features to the Brady house.
So here's what they did to it.
And no this is not the set, because the brick "landing" has 2 steps in the tv show, and this one has none.
Plus the ceiling is different here.
I did find another picture of the right side (that we can't see) with a 70's console tv.
Maybe I can find the rest of the pics, for James's sake.

Far out....:eusa_clap

 

[jamespowers]

I am ashamed to admit I am watching The Curse of Oak Island. I remember hearing about the island back in the 60s, so I need to know if they find any thing.

I watch it too. Enjoy it! It is a vintage hunt for treasure. Cool idea to me.

 

[jamespowers]

The Brady Bunch.
Greg is infatuated with his teacher, who happens to be engaged to Wes Parker of the LA Dodgers.

BTW in cruising the net, I came across this.
Someone has a living room with similar features to the Brady house.
So here's what they did to it.
And no this is not the set, because the brick "landing" has 2 steps in the tv show, and this one has none.
Plus the ceiling is different here.
I did find another picture of the right side (that we can't see) with a 70's console tv.
Maybe I can find the rest of the pics, for James's sake.
View attachment 8635
Far out....:eusa_clap

Oh geez! The 70s sucking at their highest.:doh:

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

The Brady Bunch.
Greg is infatuated with his teacher, who happens to be engaged to Wes Parker of the LA Dodgers.

BTW in cruising the net, I came across this.
Someone has a living room with similar features to the Brady house.
So here's what they did to it.
And no this is not the set, because the brick "landing" has 2 steps in the tv show, and this one has none.
Plus the ceiling is different here.
I did find another picture of the right side (that we can't see) with a 70's console tv.
Maybe I can find the rest of the pics, for James's sake.
View attachment 8635
Far out....:eusa_clap

All it needs is the perpetually faint odor of vegetable beef soup.

 

[jamespowers]

All it needs is the perpetually faint odor of vegetable beef soup.

and patchouli.....

 

[Ernest P Shackleton]

I'm looking forward to the Klondike Discovery Channel mini-series that begins tonight. Bonnie & Clyde was decent, and Mob City was okay as well. They weren't any Mad Men or Downton Abbey, but they were good enough to hold my attention.

The Chasing Shackleton documentary on PBS has been relaxing and fun. I've missed these situational, time-accurate event studies. There were a few of them several years ago. I can't remember their titles now, but voyageurs, homesteading the plains, and something in the Yukon were all re-experienced from an academic/reality TV angle. It's really bugging me that I cannot remember the titles right now.

 

[Gregg Axley]

All it needs is the perpetually faint odor of vegetable beef soup.

And Hai-Karate.

The 70's at their suckiest?
Bummer...
I'm not going to let you bring down my Sunshine Day.
[video=youtube;-4FprR_LNSU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4FprR_LNSU[/video]

 

[Formeruser012523]

Open All Hours.

 

[jamespowers]

And Hai-Karate.

The 70's at their suckiest?
Bummer...
I'm not going to let you bring down my Sunshine Day.
[video=youtube;-4FprR_LNSU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4FprR_LNSU[/video]

Hai-Karate?! Man, that stuff stunk more than Patchouli. It smelled like melted plastic! PU! I think they made that at Three Mile Island. :eeek:

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Parks and Recreation.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Hai-Karate?! Man, that stuff stunk more than Patchouli. It smelled like melted plastic! PU! I think they made that at Three Mile Island. :eeek:

Because of the demand.

 

[Touchofevil]

Oh geez! The 70s sucking at their highest.:doh:

Or lowest point.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Or lowest point.

Deep in the shag.
The Brady Bunch.
Carol's favorite vase gets broken when the boys play basketball in the house.

 

[Touchofevil]

Deep in the shag.
The Brady Bunch.
Carol's favorite vase gets broken when the boys play basketball in the house.

I am worried what might be found in that shag.

 

[Touchofevil]

Modern Family

 

[Stearmen]

The Brady Bunch.
Greg is infatuated with his teacher, who happens to be engaged to Wes Parker of the LA Dodgers.

BTW in cruising the net, I came across this.
Someone has a living room with similar features to the Brady house.
So here's what they did to it.
And no this is not the set, because the brick "landing" has 2 steps in the tv show, and this one has none.
Plus the ceiling is different here.
I did find another picture of the right side (that we can't see) with a 70's console tv.
Maybe I can find the rest of the pics, for James's sake.
View attachment 8635
Far out....:eusa_clap

It was bad enough in B&W, in color, I think I just went blind! I hate Avocado.

 

[Stearmen]

I'm looking forward to the Klondike Discovery Channel mini-series that begins tonight. Bonnie & Clyde was decent, and Mob City was okay as well. They weren't any Mad Men or Downton Abbey, but they were good enough to hold my attention.

The Chasing Shackleton documentary on PBS has been relaxing and fun. I've missed these situational, time-accurate event studies. There were a few of them several years ago. I can't remember their titles now, but voyageurs, homesteading the plains, and something in the Yukon were all re-experienced from an academic/reality TV angle. It's really bugging me that I cannot remember the titles right now.

Chasing Shackleton has been really good! Hard to appreciate what they went through.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Watching the morning news with my morning coffee.