Strong Medicine….

I miss all of the above-below, plus Murder She Wrote and Mash. Now that dates me, doesn’t it? :-)

The Carol Burnett show without a doubt. I wish they would syndicate it.

I just thought of That Was The Week That Was. Great fun!

Leave It To Beaver, of course!

I’m late to this question, but what a fun trip down memory lane - reminded me of many shows that I miss: I don’t think anyone mentioned Sports Night - thought it was excellent Taxi - just thinking of Jim (not sure of the name) taking his driver’s license test makes me laugh out loud PBS - Upstairs downstairs, All creatures And many of the ones already mentioned - made me think of a question: Who was your favorite character on Northern Exposure - wow, so many to choose from. Remeber the gay marine saying to Maurice: “Sempre Fi”

I really miss NYPD Blue and Roseanne.

THE GOLDEN GIRLS - of course! Til this day the re-runs make me laught out loud!

I miss The Gilmore Girls and the brilliant Lauren Graham.

I have never been much of a TV watcher however I did enjoy: Masterpeice Theater The French Chef Get Smart All in the Family Perhaps around 1965 I saw a series on PBS of American Dance performances which was the first time I had seen Modern Dance. I was absolutely enchanted by Merce Cunningham performance of “Rain Forest”. Later at my college, University of South Florida, the Merce Cunningham group performed “Rain Forest” and I had a front row seat. The live performance was more spectacular than TV could ever hope to be!

My favorites: Omnibus - The re-enactment of the train carrying Abraham Lincoln’s body through the countryside to his burial, people standing by the tracks. Edward R. Murrow - Interviewing Fidel Castro Soupy Sales - He lived in my neighborhood, and I’d see him at the market with his two gigantic boxers. Playhouse 90 American Bandstand ca 1957-60 Sid Caesar Ernie Kovacks You Bet Your Life - Groucho Marx Alfred Hitchcock Taxi Welcome Back Kotter Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Sesame Street - Raul Julia was hot! Julia Childs Homicide The Wire The Sopranos

I’ll see if I can put these in order as I used to watch — year to year…. Kukla Fran and Ollie The Dave Garaway Show Your Show of Shows Ed Sullivan Show Ted Mack Amateur Hour Bonanza Wagon Train w/Ward Bond and a VERY young Clint Eastwood Jack Paar Frank Sinatra Show Perry Como Show Johnny Carson Northern Exposure Frazier Everybody Loves Raymond The Sopranos

a very good show that is still on the air is little mosque on the prairie. other good shows are the royal canadian air farce and this hour has 22 minutes. all are canadian.