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"How DARE you say those things to my face."
"I'd say them behind your back but my car only has a half tank of gas."
Brilliant.
"I'd say them behind your back but my car only has a half tank of gas."
Brilliant.
Ducky_McGee said:"How DARE you say those things to my face."
"I'd say them behind your back but my car only has a half tank of gas."
Brilliant.
DeaconKnowledge said:The one when all was a security guard and fought Bubba Smith in the highschool hallway for 3 yards.
I disagree.HamPster PamPster said:Jefferson >>> Steve
I dare you to disagree!
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<--getting these off of Antenna TV, which still uses the "Love and Marriage" opening, but made some edits here and there to squeeze in some more Proactiv commercials.
The Steve years were also good in that none of the characters had yet become caricatures. I liked Kelly not being a drooling bimbo, for instance.DeaconKnowledge said:Steve was the straight man to balance out Al's craziness. When Jefferson came in, he added nothing to Al while exagerrating all of his over the top features. The show just got more and more ridiculous when he showed up.
Salmonax said:The Steve years were also good in that none of the characters had yet become caricatures. I liked Kelly not being a drooling bimbo, for instance.
I'd generally consider the late-Steve, early-Jefferson seasons to be the best balance.
it was a mouseJodyAnthony said:I love the one when Al is trying to get rid of the rabbit
she was only not considered a bimbo in the first seasonSalmonax said:The Steve years were also good in that none of the characters had yet become caricatures. I liked Kelly not being a drooling bimbo, for instance.
I'd generally consider the late-Steve, early-Jefferson seasons to be the best balance.
Stitch said:it was a mouse
love the one where Al finds some cables on the wall and then they try to figure out what the hell that damn thing is doing there. i think it's the one where bob rooney get's stuck in the wall :lol
or the one where they are trying to set up an antenna on the roof
And by gum it was better. But my comment extends to other aspects of the show - especially Al and Peg's relationship.Enosh said:she was only not considered a bimbo in the first season
I need an avatar of this.DeadTrees said:
:lol yes!!krae_man said:It was a satellite dish from Crazy Achmeds!
wait what????the_log_ride said:That new intro music is horrible.
I'll never forget the exchange student episode with Milla Jovovich. Quality TV for a kid growing up...![]()
Almost worth it for the names people would call him instead.Borgnine said:I hate to break up the love fest, but... we need to talk about Grand Master B. That shit was beyond wahjah even when I was like 11.
See? That's gold, Jerry. Gold!Stitch said:list of names...
sestrugen said:This show was great, one of the greatest episodes is when the family gets stuck in a traffic jam, it was just terrific
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKFPeq2MQSYsestrugen said:This show was great, one of the greatest episodes is when the family gets stuck in a traffic jam, it was just terrific
Stitch said:list of names
Stitch said:it was a mouse
love the one where Al finds some cables on the wall and then they try to figure out what the hell that damn thing is doing there. i think it's the one where bob rooney get's stuck in the wall :lol
or the one where they are trying to set up an antenna on the roof
Gary Whitta said:
So tell me, what do you think of that final season so far? I remember it being pretty interesting and bold as far as changing directions goes, but I've never heard anyone say anything positive about it. Don't think I even saw the whole season back then anyway. An otherwise classic amazing show.bengraven said:Speaking of old classic sitcoms from the 80s/90s, my wife and I are about to finish the entire run of Roseanne. What a fucking great show.
dvdjamm said:There was an episode where Al was trying to kill a mouse...And there was an episode where Al was trying to kill a rabbit...Remember at the end,Peg sums it up by saying "That's Al,Folks"?
Classic...Top 5 sitcom ever
Stitch said:Abdomenizer B (Bud, 0723)
Bass Master B (Al, 0604)
Bed Wetter B (Kelly, 0603)
Bellringer B (Kelly, 0607)
Buckminister B (Al, 0603)
Burgermeister B(Peggy, 0603)
Bushwacker B (Kelly, 0603)
Butt-wagger B (Kelly, 0616)
Court Jester B (Peggy, 0603)
Crossdresser B (Kelly, 0607)
Dustbuster B (Jill, 0603)
Gas-passer B (Al, 0604)
Ghostbuster B (Kelly, 0603)
Grand Bastard B (Kelly, 0614)
Grand Flasher B (Jill, 0603)
Grand Marshall B (Peggy, 0603)
Grandfather B (Al, 0604)
Grandma B (Kelly, 0603)
Grandmaster One (Bud, 0614)
Grandmaster Virgin (Kelly, 0616)
Grandpappy B (Kelly, 0607)
Grasshopper B (Al, 0604)
Grinchmaster B (TV Host, 0619)
Mixmaster B (Jill, 0603)
Thighmaster (Kelly, 0619)
Thumb Sucker B (Kelly, 0614)
krae_man said:Also that episode that's 100% Matt LeBlanc with nothing more then a 30 second Al Bundy cameo is really strange.
junkster said:One of my favorite shows of all time! I wonder if a show like this could exist with all its blatant insults towards various groups. So funny.
Mudkips said:You all suck for not mentioning and fondly remembering the one...
Where they live in the super market for the air conditioning, and end up in a Supermarket Showdown style competition with the D'Arcys.
Where they get hoodwinked by some mountain folk and go looking for gold, and turn on each other, only later to find out they were in some shitty tourist spot and all they found was fool's gold.
Where they have a barbeque and Al's obsession with the ashes results in the kids replacing the ashes they dumped with those of Marcy's grandma/aunt/whatever.
Where Al has to go to the DMV and retake his test.