Do you remember the old shows from 70's-80's? I loved them!!!!Did you?

Some of my favorties were Petty Coat Junction, Gilligans Island, That Girl, I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched. Twilight Zone, Dark Shadows, Bananza, oh Yea and the IncredIble Mr Ed, the talking Horse. They had great cartoons back then too, The Flinstone,The Jetsons,Tom and Jerry, Bugsbunny, oh yea those were good times,good times...

sure !! ilove it and i love watchin it ! but best is 90`s movies ma best ever is faceoff if u know it ;)

Those were all great shows! I would be writing forever to write down all of my memories, but I can tell you that I'll always have an UN-secret crush on Henry Winkler. LOL Speaking of having it bad for some actor, do any of you remember a daytime soap that was on for a couple of years or so called Return To Peyton Place? One of the cast members was named Dino Fantini, and he played a neat character named Gino Panzini. I wrote to the actor and told him that, if he were anything like the role he played and if he were single, I'd like to go out with him when my folks and I visited California that summer (1973). We then started talking on the phone, and, that summer, I did get to meet him. He, my folks, and I "double-dated" at an Orange Julius place for a couple of hours or so. Turned out that, although he was single (divorced with a young daughter), he already was interested in a divorced mother of a daughter who went to his church (and, eventually, they got married), but, that day at Orange Julius, Dino made me feel as if I were the only single woman on the planet! Really special guy! I'm a fan of both The Waltons and Little House On The Prairie. I've been to one of the Laura Ingalls Wilder museums (in Wisconsin close to the Minnesota state line) and have also made numerous trips to Schuyler, VA, which is the "real" Walton's Mountain. Also, when I was out in California in 1974, I found Earl Hamner's phone number right in the directory, so I gave him a call just to let him know how much I enjoyed his show. I told him that, like his John-Boy character, I was also an aspiring writer, and he asked me about that and, then, told me that he'd enjoy reading some of my writings. So, when I got home, I sent him a manuscript of poetry that had just finished not winning a contest for publication. This nice guy took the time to go all through the book, turn down the pages of his very favorite poems, and make suggestions re: where to send them.

I remember watching Facts of Life, The Cosby Show, and Scarecrow and Mrs. King. Those were some of my favorites. I wasn't alive when some of the others were on, but like you said, they have TVLand and Nick at Nite, so I caught a lot of them in reruns. For some reason I liked Dragnet, but I also loved MacGyver. I never once have seen an episode of Silver Spoons though. Since it had Ricky Shroder I've heard about it, just never have seen it.

I too love all of the oldies shows. Their are some stations on cable where you can get them and love to watch them. Little House on the Prairie and Waltons I love. Could really be stuck to tv all day if they were on.

Man, those are some really great ones that you mentioned. I used to love Joanie Loves Chachi. Scott Baio was so adoreable, he still is for a guy his age! I also loved Silver spoons (I really wish I could see some episodes now). I used to love Alfonso Ribeiro on there, who actually played Alfonso on the show. He was so hilarious! He also played Carlton on Fresh Prince. One Day At A Time (I love the theme song to this one and to The Facts Of Life as well!) was another one of my favorites growing up and I remember a few years back, I would watch the reruns of the show every day. The facts of life was THE favorite of mine. I loved that show! I miss watching the reruns for this one too. I don't see them on anymore sadly :-( Diffrent Strokes was another one that I loved, along with Punky Brewster and Small Wonder. Rags To Riches was one of my favorites as well. Knight Rider...Man, were those the good days or what?