Television Series Complete Collection

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I decided to go digging into the vault and dust off my TV Collection. What are some of your favorite shows?
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[@sg6633]

You have some of my all time favourites there. The Brady Bunch, Scooby Doo, Happy Days, I Love Lucy. I recently started watching The Andy Griffith Show and it really is quite good, not the least of which is a young Ron Howard. Give it another go, I've gotten to the 4th season already much quicker than I usually do with other shows.

[@ronaldvernon788]

Yeah Betty White was in mamas family too

[@teniellehardwidge5285]

neat video and you have some of my favorite series on dvd that i grew up with like spongebob doug and rocko and my late mum introduced me to happy days Here are some of the shows i have on dvd complete series of and some are us and others are classic uk american shows the ones my mum introduced me to m*a*s*h with the movie complete series set(rerelease) i love this show friends(i love this show) the 25th anniversary dvd box set shows i grew up with home improvement hey arnold- original release the simpsons seasons 1-20 spongebob squarepants ones i am hoping to finish this year or add everybody loves raymond- i need the last four seasons angry beavers cat-dog ahh real monsters

[@jrodfilms]

All great shows !🔥

[@DavidAleakhue]

@@jrodfilms Nice Dvd Collection

[@jrodfilms]

@@DavidAleakhue Thank you!

[@bmasters1981]

Three of my favorites come from the 70s, one from each network then (and I have seen all of each on DVD): --Emergency!, from NBC, 1972-77, which had Randolph Mantooth, Kevin Tighe, Robert Fuller et al., and was about firefighters and paramedics at Station 51, a fictional L.A. County fire station, and the also-fictional hospital with which they worked (Rampart General, really Harbor-UCLA Medical Center). --The Bob Newhart Show, from CBS, 1972-78, which had the titular star as Dr. Bob Hartley, Chicago psychologist who specialized in group sessions, and Suzanne Pleshette as his wife Emily; both lived in a Chicago apartment. --The Streets of San Francisco, from ABC, 1972-77, which had Karl Malden and Michael Douglas as Lt. Mike Stone and Insp. Steve Keller respectively, a crack homicide investigation team in the Bay Area; Douglas was there from 1972-76, and then Richard Hatch succeeded him for the fifth and final season as Insp. Dan Robbins. Malden, however, worked well with both as Lt. Stone (but especially w/Douglas' character Keller, training him over four superb seasons in how to be the best detective he could be).

[@jrodfilms]

I like watching The Bob Newhart Show 👌

[@bmasters1981]

@@jrodfilms Didn't know you like that as well.

[@jrodfilms]

@@bmasters1981 i have been wanting to add it to the collection. Thanks for reminding me 😆

[@bmasters1981]

@@jrodfilms Not a problem! Also, should have noted that the fictional Station 51 of Emergency! is really Station 127, still a working station in Carson, CA.

[@GooseyGoose12]

I like Married With Children, at the moment I've just purchased and watching M.a.s.h paid about $30 dollars NZD for them second hand Season 1-11

[@jrodfilms]

I saw the M.A.S.H. movie - but haven't kept up with the series. I see it on MeTV all the time 🤣🤣

[@GooseyGoose12]

@@jrodfilms Own that as well, The movie is a total kettle of fish, to the tv series