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    All in the Family

    Are re-runs of this show shown on any channels in the USA or is it regarded as too embarrassing to now show on TV?

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    TVLand runs it. Embarrassing? The networks should be embarrassed by all the NEW crap that runs.

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    I'll second that, Gary.

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    I always loved the show and have a few seasons of it on DVD. I think it should be aired more.

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    Glad to see it has some support. It is hard to imagine anyone would think todays garbage compares well to it.

    I loved Edith and Archie and it seemed to show real life.

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    Classic Saturday night television lineup:
    All In the Family
    The Jeffersons
    Mary Tyler Moore Show
    Bob Newhart
    Carol Burnett

    There will never, ever be another lineup as solid as that again.

    Edit: I forgot where MASH fell in that lineup. Maybe there before the Jeffersons?

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    Here's a bunch of interesting promos of TV shows from the late 60's:

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    Thanks Jill. What a memory trip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry Oz View Post
    Classic Saturday night television lineup:
    All In the Family
    The Jeffersons
    Mary Tyler Moore Show
    Bob Newhart
    Carol Burnett

    There will never, ever be another lineup as solid as that again.

    Edit: I forgot where MASH fell in that lineup. Maybe there before the Jeffersons?
    M*A*S*H premiered in 1972 and the Jeffersons in 1975. The classic lineup you mention included M*A*S*H in the 8:30 slot for the 1973/74 season. The Jeffersons aired at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday nights for the 75/76 and 76/77 seasons. The halarious Carol Burnett Show aired every Saturday @10 PM for 5 straight years until their last season in 77/78. Thanks guys...some great memories.

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    Hey that's the famous [[or infamous) Ron Hicklin Singers [[Partridge Family, Brady Bunch, Love American Style, Batman, That Girl, etc.)on that old Matt Lincoln promo. And oh, did Judy Pace look fine back then!

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    the US tv imports we had that were favourites..
    rat patrol 1966-68 a us long range dessert group in ww2 north africa.[[got taken off after complaints from uk
    veterans,because it never happened)really enjoyed the show.
    johnny quest 1965 ish hanna barbera cartoon [[sort of US tintin)
    hogans heroes ww2 pow comedy sgt shultz "i zee nussing" and colonel klink.
    gilligans island comedy
    branded western ex us cavalryman after being kicked out the army.
    the defenders 1 hour tv court drama with eg marshall
    perry mason
    ironside
    cannonball express [[casey jones)
    circus boy
    whirly birds cops in choppers
    car 54 where are you
    cannonball truck driver adventures
    run for your life ben gazzara,a lawyer has only 2 years to live so goes on a things to do before you die gig
    laredo western
    the invaders,land of the giants,lost in space,voyage to the bottom of the sea
    more westerns,bronco,rawhide,tenderfoot,wells fargo,iron horse,wagon train,bonanza,the virginian,high chaperal.magic rifleman.gunsmoke.whiplash
    cop/crime shows burke's law,highway patrol,dragnet,the fugitive,
    somewhere the bbc and itv managed to do their own stuff!

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    The show was based on the UK series TIL DEATH DO WE PART

    pt2
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1xqjyqM6TI&feature=plcp


    The first test pilot for AITF was called AND JUSTICE FOR. Justice was the family name before they changed it to the Bunkers. The kids were played by different actors
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xwKhHoQ-_w
    pt 2
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20WoA...feature=relmfu
    pt 3
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q16fD...feature=relmfu
    pt 4
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdIiH...feature=relmfu

    The second pilot was named THOSE WERE THE DAYS. And again new actors playing the kids
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlboZ...feature=relmfu
    pt 2
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iQX-...feature=relmfu
    pt 3
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbWBo...feature=relmfu

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    I don't think they'd be able to show "Till Death Us Do Part" in the UK in these politically correct times. The irony would be missed, and the English Defence League would make Alf Garnett into a hero.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chidrummer View Post
    Hey that's the famous [[or infamous) Ron Hicklin Singers [[Partridge Family, Brady Bunch, Love American Style, Batman, That Girl, etc.)on that old Matt Lincoln promo. And oh, did Judy Pace look fine back then!
    The classic Friday lineup on ABC was the one to watch when I was a kid in the early 70s:

    7:00 PM The Brady Bunch
    7:30 PM The Partridge Family
    8:00 PM Room 222
    8:30 PM The Odd Couple
    9:00 PM Love, American Style

    That was the lineup I most remember. At some points there was a sitcom called "Barefoot In The Park" that didn't last long.

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    Quote Originally Posted by soulster View Post
    The classic Friday lineup on ABC was the one to watch when I was a kid in the early 70s:

    7:00 PM The Brady Bunch
    7:30 PM The Partridge Family
    8:00 PM Room 222
    8:30 PM The Odd Couple
    9:00 PM Love, American Style

    That was the lineup I most remember. At some points there was a sitcom called "Barefoot In The Park" that didn't last long.
    I agree with that. How about NBC's '80s Thursday lineup that included:
    8:00 Cosby Show
    8:30 Family Ties
    9:00 Cheers
    9:30 Night Court
    10:00 Hill Street Blues

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    All in the Family is also on the Antenna Cable Channel which shows lots of the old shows from the 50’s, 60s and 70’s. I discovered Adam 12 recently on that channel and I love that show.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry Oz View Post
    I agree with that. How about NBC's '80s Thursday lineup that included:
    8:00 Cosby Show
    8:30 Family Ties
    9:00 Cheers
    9:30 Night Court
    10:00 Hill Street Blues

    The only ones I watch was "Family Ties" and "Hill Street Blues". If I was really bored, i'd watch "Night Court". But, I had an evening college class on Thursday at that time, so I got home just in time for "Hill Street Blues".

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    Hulu carries AITF and other classic shows
    http://www.hulu.com/search?query=All...amily&st=0&fs=

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    I went to night school as well. I recorded the first four shows and never missed "Hill Street Blues".

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    The only reason I didn't tape "Hill Street Blues" in those days is because I didn't yet own a VCR. I didn't get one until 1984.

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