I think you can stick with your original statement. She was and is an "attractive woman" for her age. Definitely not hot, but wholesome. She will look like Barbara Bush in about 20 years.

Another bad sitcom, featuring 2 "Simpsons" voices in Yeardley Smith & Hank Azaria.

Mediocre to Bad...Men Behaving Badly. Found it mildly amusing and took the effort to try and catch it each week.

Yeardly Smith & Hank Azaria of the Simpsons were on that show.

Lisa: [laughs wickedly]
Marge: What's so funny?


Lisa: Oh, uh ... I was just thinking of a joke I saw on Herman's Head. [laughs nervously]

There's also an episode where Bart gets kicked out of Rev. Lovejoy's house when he refers to a joke he heard on the show.

I disagree. The young, ingenue Lea Thompson circa Red Dawn/All The Right Moves did the trick when 13 year old Dally wanted to toss off while saying I was doing my hair.

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Are you suggesting that NewsRadio, the last job Hartman had, was responsible for his fame?
Bad.
And Both Joe Rogan and Andy Dick had bigger gigs before NewsRadio.

In fact, I think this entire post sucks.

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That '70s Show is the best mediocre sitcom. You can almost always rely on it to not be awful, you can pick it up mid-episode or mid-series and not miss a beat, and it's on like 14 hours a day. If you're just trying to kill 17 minutes, it's the best way.

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Night Court (Love me some Markie Post!)
Petticoat Junction
Green Acres
The Partridge Family
The Monkees

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Perfect. Not one great episode, nor an awful won.

Its VORS is exactly 0. It IS the replacement show

Saved by the Bell

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I wouldn't say mediocre because everything about the show was great .... certainly under-appreciated (I will not fall prey to the far more hollow 'under-rated').

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King Of Queens (Leah Remini)


Welcome Back Kotter

Alf

I think you're forgetting one...

I logged in to post Herman's Head and Parker Lewis Can't Lose.

I believe MASH falls into this category too, but I always watched it.

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I always liked it, but never knew it was considered a good show. I was the only person I knew who watched/liked it.

That 70s show wins....King of Queens is become a standby lately.

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Uh, Joe Rogan was on "NewsRadio", long before he hosted "Fear Factor" on 2 occasions and analyzing the UFC with onetime former "SportsChannel Report" anchor/reporter Mike Goldberg. Check this out...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NewsRadio
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Rogan

Never hot, not even for one second.

I could never see it with her.

Decent at best.

Not sure why Biff even wanted to rape her[/quote]

I disagree. The young, ingenue Lea Thompson circa Red Dawn/All The Right Moves did the trick when 13 year old Dally wanted to toss off while saying I was doing my hair.[/quote]

100% in agreement. Lea Thompson's side bush in All the Right Moves still gives me a boner.

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Probably on a one man island here, but I was always a big "Mama's Family" fan.

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No way I used to love Mama's Family. Some funny stuff.

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Ready to have your mind blown? After reading a little bit of IMDB, Naomi is actually two years older than Thelma Harper, in real life.

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I'm old enough to remember when "Mama's Family" was actually a skit on the old "Carol Burnett Show" back in the '70s before it became a sitcom in 1982 for 2 seasons on NBC before going to syndication in 1986-1988. Not a fan...

Mama's Family was a good one.

Hot In Cleveland
I've had to dump down episodes of this from my DVR to DVD per my mother's request and I've done her the favor of cutting out commercials so I've kind of semi-watched it.

A few laughs here and there. There are many scenes where Valerie Bertonelli mentions her boobs or shows some cleavage. She's a little chunky now, but she'd still fit in the bank. And she still looks the same for the most part as she did 30 years ago.

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Who's the Boss?
Blossom
Silver Spoons
Faces of Death
Growing Pains

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All pretty much the same show

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