Hobbies Old television shows & movies

[DollDoll is verified member.]

i wanted to start a effort thread about old television shows & movies that people grew up with..
for me growing up i watched the classics..
america's funniest home videos
mind freak
doctor who
home improvement
the simpsons ..etc.

there were also the classic movies, breakfast club, weird science, 16 candles, labyrinth, the princess bride..

one of my favorite movies of all time is:

what movies and shows did you grow up with?

 

[fag0t]

gilligans island was based i used to watch it pretty often when i was young

 

[Crimson Fucker]

South Park was something that shaped my humor

 

[Time 4 Guillotines]

america's funniest home videos
mind freak
doctor who
home improvement
the simpsons

>Classics
ITT we tattle on our ages.
Ren and Stimpy, Cow and Chicken, Beavis and Butthead

 

[DollDoll is verified member.]

>Classics
ITT we tattle on our ages.
Ren and Stimpy, Cow and Chicken, Beavis and Butthead

all three of those iloved too!! especially ren and stimpy

 

[Time 4 Guillotines]

especially ren and stimpy

If you haven't already, don't watch the revival Spike TV tried to do. They just fag them up. But yes, the original was dope. The close-up cutaways were killer

 

[Bisabo(lol)]

I was and still am pretty fond of M*A*S*H in terms of old TV. Also Unsolved Mysteries and The Twilight Zone.

But I also had babyboomer parents,so go figure.

 

[DollDoll is verified member.]

I was and still am pretty fond of M*A*S*H in terms of old TV. Also Unsolved Mysteries and The Twilight Zone.

But I also had babyboomer parents,so go figure.

twilight zone is another favorite i grew up with

 

[Nektar Geist]

Alias Jesse James 1959, with Bob Hope. He'd been making movies for over 20 years at this point.

 

[𒂶𒃑𒄀𒄖𒄦𒅑𒆑]

Generic answer but I was obsessed with most Warner Brothers cartoons as a kid, watched other cartoons too but they didn't really stick

 

[DollDoll is verified member.]

Generic answer but I was obsessed with most Warner Brothers cartoons as a kid, watched other cartoons too but they didn't really stick

besides a few of the classics for cartoons like.. courage the cowardly dog, beavis and butthead, the simpsons & others i can relate to cartoons not really sticking.
i was really into adult swim after hours but i think the cartoon that stuck with me even into my adult years was teen titans. enjoyed a lot of DC & marvel

 

[polonium]

In the late 80s they showed re-runs of 1960s stuff tv on Sunday afternoons sometimes, like land of the giants, lost in space, that kind of thing. One of my favorites was The Invaders: it had such a maddening premise, if the dude killed it even knocked out one of the aliens then their body evaporated so he could never prove that they existed.

 

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[mtil]

keeping up appearances

 

[DollDoll is verified member.]

keeping up appearances

i didnt know what this was and looked it up..
> british comedy

 

[Subterranean Jungle]

ctrl + f "three stooges"
no results
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[Gargamel]

Lethal Weapon.

Also, why do new movies consistently suck ass compared to the ones from the 80s and 90s?

 

[Jack]

If you haven't already, don't watch the revival Spike TV tried to do. They just fag them up. But yes, the original was dope. The close-up cutaways were killer

Those adult ren and stimpys are amazing you don't know what the fuck you're talking about

 

[hitax]

So I was feeling nostalgic for a show I've seen as a kid but forgot the name.
A quick google of "show where computer hologram woman comes out of credit card" surprisingly gave me an instant answer: Time Trax

The introductory exposition in the first episode is amazing. It's a long amalgamation of every dumb sci-fi meme and gets dangerously based when it presents the white protagonist as a minority suffering under racial abuse where 'blanco' has become the new 'nigger'.

 

[Jack]

Not from when I was growing up because it came out when I was 20 but it's from 20 years ago so I'm going to go ahead and say Lost because I love that show so much that I can still binge it today. I've probably seen the entire show in its entirety at least 100 times.

Sawyer was the greatest TV character of all time. He wasn't an over-the-top bad guy like Walter White or Tony Soprano, he was written like a complicated human being that still did fucked up shit and justified it with his own morals.

Fuckin love that show.

And anyone who didn't understand the finale was just too stupid to realize what the writers were trying to convey.