I've seen Frasier but not Cheers. Does that make me young, or weird?I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You get a pass if you are under the age of 25. Watching it in syndication was just never the same.
I'm the same, so whatever I am =)
I'm the same, so whatever I am =)I've seen Frasier but not Cheers. Does that make me young, or weird?I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You get a pass if you are under the age of 25. Watching it in syndication was just never the same.
Yes, yes it does.
Also, me three. Never watched it. I watched Frasier though, does that help?And I agree with Lobolusk. Even when some threads go up in flames, these boards are some of the nicest I've ever been to.
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I've seen Frasier but not Cheers. Does that make me young, or weird?I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You get a pass if you are under the age of 25. Watching it in syndication was just never the same.
If you were of sitcom watching age in the mid 90s but not in the late 80s, then that is perfectly normal.
If you were of sitcom watching age in the mid 90s but not in the late 80s, then that is perfectly normal.I've seen Frasier but not Cheers. Does that make me young, or weird?I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You get a pass if you are under the age of 25. Watching it in syndication was just never the same.
Born in 85 so.... =)
Dear gods! Do you even remember watching Friends and Spin City in non-reruns?
I can't stand Friends.
Spin City I watched quite a bit of because my mom loved Michael J. Fox, but I couldn't tell you if they were reruns or not.
If there was ever one show that truly ruined NY, it was Friends.
Really had nothing to do with NY for me and everything to do with relaaaaaationshiiiiiiiip draaaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaa, which I CANNOT stand.
The opening song was BS too.
Ever wonder why TV shows don't have full intro songs anymore? To prevent crappy TV theme songs from ending up on the radio...ever again.
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Born in 85 so.... =)If you were of sitcom watching age in the mid 90s but not in the late 80s, then that is perfectly normal.I've seen Frasier but not Cheers. Does that make me young, or weird?I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You get a pass if you are under the age of 25. Watching it in syndication was just never the same.
I'm older than you!
Born in 73 here.
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If you were of sitcom watching age in the mid 90s but not in the late 80s, then that is perfectly normal.I've seen Frasier but not Cheers. Does that make me young, or weird?I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You get a pass if you are under the age of 25. Watching it in syndication was just never the same.
Is six a normal sitcom-watching age?
I'm told I started watching TV as soon as was able to sit upright as a wee slaad. And I turned out perfectly normal. :p
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Oh, I see. This is another one of those threads, isn't it?
I've spent about five minutes trying to figure out what this post means: any ideas?
I was born in 1979
Oh, I see. This is another one of those threads, isn't it?I've spent about five minutes trying to figure out what this post means: any ideas?
Noting the context - people talking about TV shows and then commenting that they're young/old depending on what they have/haven't seen - it probably means "this is one of those threads that separates the young'uns from the old grognards".
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Noting the context - people talking about TV shows and then commenting that they're young/old depending on what they have/haven't seen - it probably means "this is one of those threads that separates the young'uns from the old grognards".Oh, I see. This is another one of those threads, isn't it?I've spent about five minutes trying to figure out what this post means: any ideas?
Ah, I getcha.
Cheers.
Oh, I see. This is another one of those threads, isn't it?I've spent about five minutes trying to figure out what this post means: any ideas?
I was born in 1979
A fine vintage, indeed. (And thanks for reminding me how good Smashing Pumpkings could be when Billy Corgan made an effort.)
Only vaguely Mikaze.
Of course, I remember Jaleel best for voicing Sonic the Hedgehog on SatAM cartoons. That was when I was young and woke up at the asscrack of dawn to watch things like Megaman, DBZ, Captain N, and the like.
I only watched Cheers and other sitcoms when my family had them on the TV, which seemed like always back then. I was raised on reruns of The Golden Girls. When Betty White dies I will be very sad.
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Noting the context - people talking about TV shows and then commenting that they're young/old depending on what they have/haven't seen - it probably means "this is one of those threads that separates the young'uns from the old grognards".Oh, I see. This is another one of those threads, isn't it?I've spent about five minutes trying to figure out what this post means: any ideas?
You got it.
I thought we decided Toz and Gorb were Statler and Waldorf?
I am entirely okay with this.
I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You get a pass if you are under the age of 25. Watching it in syndication was just never the same.
I'm 19, gramps, and I don't know WHAT's going on.
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The opening song was BS too.
Ever wonder why TV shows don't have full intro songs anymore? To prevent crappy TV theme songs from ending up on the radio...ever again.
I dunno, I kinda liked the theme song for Terriers ... wish that one hadn't been cancelled. And the full version wouldn't be bad to catch on the radio waves ...
Sons of Anarchy's theme song is pretty freaking awesome as well.
<shakes fist at Kryzbyn>
Oh you did this on purpose. Now I'll be hunting down decent theme songs from shows I like for a while.
</shakes fist>
Mission accomplished. :)
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Methuselah.
I dunno, I kinda liked the theme song for Terriers ... wish that one hadn't been cancelled.
I like the original version of the Terrier song better.
You know, I could see the Cheers analogy.
Only any time Sam type naughty antics start up, SOMEONE shows up, removes the posts, and sanitizes the thread for showing during the family hour.
I would be a bar patron that is always being shown just off camera.
I dunno, I kinda liked the theme song for Terriers ... wish that one hadn't been cancelled. And the full version wouldn't be bad to catch on the radio waves ...
Sons of Anarchy's theme song is pretty freaking awesome as well.
<shakes fist at Kryzbyn>
Oh you did this on purpose. Now I'll be hunting down decent theme songs from shows I like for a while.
</shakes fist>
Canceling Terriers was stupid. It was a good show that got the Firefly treatment.
I don't get it. If you're going to spend the money to make a great show, why wouldn't the network promote it and give it a chance to build up some fans?
I have not seen Cheers. Is that weird?You aren't alone.
What is that what are you speaking about?