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  • Bobby Burton
    Bobby Burton

    Hmmm. I don’t see Happy Days anywhere on there.

  • Burnt Orange Horn
    Burnt Orange Horn

    77 Sunset Strip, Paladin (Have Gun, Will Travel), Wanted Dead or Alive!  (Steve McQueen) The Simpsons has its own pedestal for writing. Maverick and The Rockford Files because James Garner.

  • Quinncent McManning, Jr.
    Quinncent McManning, Jr.

    If you are including late 80s… wonder years was great 

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77 Sunset Strip, Paladin (Have Gun, Will Travel), Wanted Dead or Alive!  (Steve McQueen)

The Simpsons has its own pedestal for writing.

Maverick and The Rockford Files because James Garner.

 

Edited by Burnt Orange Horn

I’m only 6 years younger @Gerry Hamilton but this list seem very different than yours.
1. Seinfeld

2. Simpsons

3. South Park 

4. Cosby Show

5. Full House

6. Family Matters

7. Rescue 911

8. Step by Step

9. Perfect Strangers

10. Boy Meets World

 

Have you been to the Cheers bar, Gerry?

Family Ties and Cheers were great! So many great ones! Not ranked but shows I watched/liked… Diff’rent Strokes, Alf, Three’s Company, The Facts of Life, Golden Girls, Who’s the Boss?, Growing Pains, Silver Spoons, The Wonder Years (late 80s I think), The Cosby Show and The Love Connection lol. Thanks for making me feel old this morning! 😂 

9 minutes ago, Alex Butler said:

I’m only 6 years younger @Gerry Hamilton but this list seem very different than yours.
1. Seinfeld

2. Simpsons

3. South Park 

4. Cosby Show

5. Full House

6. Family Matters

7. Rescue 911

8. Step by Step

9. Perfect Strangers

10. Boy Meets World

 

I’m about the same age and agree, but some of those are 90s! 

6 minutes ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

77 Sunset Strip, Paladin (Have Gun, Will Travel), Wanted Dead or Alive!  (Steve McQueen)

The Simpsons has its own pedestal for writing.

Maverick and The Rockford Files because James Garner.

 

Rocky and Bullwinkle Show for writing too.  Everett Edward Horton.

The Smothers Brothers spoke true comedy to power.  Only lasted one year. First year of Saturday Night Live. Many future Stars.

18 minutes ago, Alex Butler said:

I’m only 6 years younger @Gerry Hamilton but this list seem very different than yours.
1. Seinfeld

2. Simpsons

3. South Park 

4. Cosby Show

5. Full House

6. Family Matters

7. Rescue 911

8. Step by Step

9. Perfect Strangers

10. Boy Meets World

 

TGIF with Full House, Step by Step, Family Matters, etc was the best! 

27 minutes ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

Rocky and Bullwinkle Show for writing too.

R&B was outstanding.  Actually used a Mr Peabody and The Wayback Machine reference last week.  

All these shows remind me of my first marriage. We didn't miss many. We had no kids. I was a high school teacher and baseball coach, my wife was working her way up the corporate ladder. Mainly great times. We were too young and stupid not to weather the storm. One of my biggest regrets to this day. 

Cheers

Super Dave Osborne Show

Married with Children

Charlie’s Angels (featuring lifetime Longhorn, Farrah Fawcett)

 

1 hour ago, Quinncent McManning, Jr. said:

If you are including late 80s… wonder years was great 

Winnie Cooper.

For strictly 80s, I would include Family Ties in my Top 20s.  So many of these shows bleed over from the 70's into the 80s and from the 80s to the 90s.  I know Happy Days was partly in the 80s but I always think of it as a 70s show since the best of it was in the 70s, same for MASH and WKRP. 

For me off the top of my head, my favorite 80s shows, in no particular order, would be:

  1. Magnum PI
  2. MIami Vice
  3. Star Trek: The Next Generation (half in the 80s half in the 90s)
  4. WKRP (Straddled the 70s and 80s exaactlly)
  5. Cosby Show
  6. Cheers
  7. Family Ties (I had a huge crush on Justine Bateman)
  8. Charles in Charge (Nicole Eggbert another huge crush)
  9. Airwolf
  10. Night Court (might be one of the funniest sitcoms ever, and had the beautiful Markie Post)
  11. The A-Team
  12. Newhart
  13. The Fall Guy (Heather Thomas anyone. 🙂)
  14. Simon and Simon
  15. Square Pegs (very brief show, pretty influential)
  16. Spenser for Hire
  17. Growing Pains
  18. 21 Jump Street
  19. Hill Street Blues
  20. Silver Spoons

 

Edited by Holy Cow

1 hour ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

77 Sunset Strip, Paladin (Have Gun, Will Travel), Wanted Dead or Alive!  (Steve McQueen)

The Simpsons has its own pedestal for writing.

Maverick and The Rockford Files because James Garner.

 

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