I'm going to bore you all talking about TV..
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Okay, I didn't know we were digging into the archives, that would take forever.
However, Dynasty, yes the one that started it all.
And Amy Sedaris rules! I would drink from her boots. Perhaps a lovely Vouvray.
I think it was rather Dallas that started it all, not so...?
Does'nt matter, they were both good shows, i liked Knots landing too, i think that was a spin off from Dallas.
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Mastur, i'm gonna bring pizza and drink around to your gaff and watch these, you are shouting out my faves, i have just finished CHiPs'.Have you got BJ&the bear ? :biggrin1: and the bionic Woman and UFO?
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When you come to NY I'll make a pizza for you if you want. We have seasons 1-3 of Charlies Angles on DVD!
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No need for research, I was a TV addict as a child, I would know.
Dallas (and Knot's Landing) started before Dynasty. The Colby's (of California was a spin-off of Dynasty).
Interesting fact: Knot's Landing was the original story pitched and the producer's were more intrigued by the possible storyline of Gary Ewing's oil barron brothers in Dallas. Hence Dallas saw the light and KL came after that.
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Cool NY, that would be great, i have been trying to get season 4 with Shelley hack, it does not appear to be on sale in the UK, would anyone know if its in the USA?
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I don't think so... I'm on auto-notify when it comes up for sale at Amazon. It's my other half's fave show from the 70's!
I have season One of Angie Dickinson's Policewoman, great show for the time.
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If you really want to take a trip down memory lane...we have all of the That Girl episodes on DVD. There is a fun drinking game that goes with it, it's called "Oh Donald" every time that line is said you take a shot!
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I agree wholeheartedly, Nudie!
Tardis: unfortunately on my mobile now, will check it out tomorrow.
Another classic that I saw as a child (dubbed as well) but cannot recall its English name (over here it was called: Alpha 1999). It was a sci-fi too (almost similar to Star Trek). Don't remember much only that I loved it! There was this exotic character named Maya who could shape-shift into anything (they always indicated it first by showing the reflection of her intended form in her eye). Do you know what I'm referring to? The captain is a famous actor whose name is also lost on me now...
Tardis: unfortunately on my mobile now, will check it out tomorrow.
Another classic that I saw as a child (dubbed as well) but cannot recall its English name (over here it was called: Alpha 1999). It was a sci-fi too (almost similar to Star Trek). Don't remember much only that I loved it! There was this exotic character named Maya who could shape-shift into anything (they always indicated it first by showing the reflection of her intended form in her eye). Do you know what I'm referring to? The captain is a famous actor whose name is also lost on me now...
