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"Mork & Mindy", "Battlestar: Galactica", "Buck Rogers", "Quark", "Vegetable Soup", "Six Million Dollar Man", "The Bionic Woman", "Wonder Woman", "Electro-Woman & Dyna-Girl", "Isis", "Land Of The Lost", "Josie & The Pussycats"(cartoon), "The Facts Of Life", "Diff'rent Strokes", and "The Dukes Of Hazzard", among others.
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And "Project UFO".

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That was What's Happening not a bad show.  
And yes Cat, Roots can be included and very well argued the best TV to come out of the 70s. I remeber that was a big deal at our home as well as a huge media event and the reason for many good classroom discussions.

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Was "CHiP's" 70's?
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With International Film Star Eric Estrada? ::)  Definately 70s, and remeber, this is a thread for Good shows of the 70s.  ;D

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and remeber, this is a thread for Good shows of the 70s.  ;D
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Well then, add CHiP's to my list of "good shows"! :P :D

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I don't know but Sanford & son I used to watch when I was 5 years old(re-runs of that when I was young.) "The Jeffersons" was 70's right to the mid 80's period? Some of these programs people have listed in previous posts are on TNN on the weekday mornings/afternoons like Dukes of Hazzard. What TV program was Rog & Re-Run ? I used to watch that too. Some good programs were good towards the end of the 70's. "All In The Family" I used to watch re-runs of that show in the 80's. Archie was slick the way he talked.

Somebody mentioned "Facts of Life" I think that was all 80's but I'll have to check on that. "Different Strokes" did start around 78-79 period and lasted until 1986. I think "Three's Company" and "The Jefferson's" could go both in the decades of the 70's and 80's. I liked Three's Company too. I was watching re-runs of that a year ago along with "Different Strokes" and "Hangin With Mr. Cooper": made me feel like a little kid again sitting there watching that stuff(well "Different Strokes" and "Three's Company" anyway, "Hangin With Mr. Cooper" is not that old.)
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8) 8)I believe "The facts of life "startrd about 1978 or 1978.The first year they had Molly Ringwald .The next year they changed the cast and Jo was added.She was cute when she was really young.Cheers! 8)

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8) 8)I believe "The facts of life "startrd about 1978 or 1978.The first year they had Molly Ringwald .The next year they changed the cast and Jo was added.She was cute when she was really young.Cheers! 8)
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I liked "Facts of Life". Characters from "Facts of Life" also made appearences on "Different Strokes". The housekeeper on "Different Strokes" was also on "Fact of Life". Tootie(Kim Fields) did both "Facts of Life" and was on "Different Strokes" at times.

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"MARY HARTMAN,MARY HARTMAN"

"How To Survive A Marraige"

"Soap"

"Wait Till Your Father Gets Home"

"Night Gallery"

"Alice"

"Family Affair"

"Love American Style"
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I had forgotten about "Wait 'til Your Father Gets Home." I loved that show. That was sort of a pre-curser to the Simpsons-but not quite as raw.


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And "Project UFO".
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X dont you mean Project Bluebook? I think it starred Craig T Nelson
as for me I liked the sitcoms

All in the family
Chico and the man
Sanford and Son - to this day still hilarious!
and my favorite:
One day at a time! Great theme music! I still sing it to this day!

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X dont you mean Project Bluebook? I think it starred Craig T Nelson


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The show was called "Project UFO.". I can't remember who played in it, but I remember the opening narration: "Ezekiel saw the wheel. This is the wheel he said he saw. These are unidentified flying objects...".  It was about these two government guys who went around investigating UFO sightings. It was based on actual UFO reports.

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Going Back as far as I can Remember here.. SO there will be quite a variety of shows.. My favorites or most memorable are:
starting from earliest memory:
1. Captain Kangaroo
2. Romper Room
3. Electric Company
4. Mickey Mouse Club
5. Adam 12
6. Mod Squad
7. Partridge Family
8. Lawrence Welk Show
9. Sonny and Cher
10. Carol Burnett Show
11. Donny and  Marie
12. Hudson Brothers Show
13. Cannon
14. Barnaby Jones
15. Ironsides
16. The Rookies
17. S.W.A.T.
18. Police Woman
19. Emergency!
20. Medical Center
21. Midnight Special
22. Horror Incorporated
23. SCTV
24. Saturday Night Live
25. Baretta
26. Kojack
27. Streets of San Francisco
28. Happy Days
29. Charlie's Angels
30. Chico and the Man
31. Sanford and Son
32. Good Times
33. The Rockford Files
34. All In The Family
35. The Jeffersons
36. One Day at A Time
37. Hardy Boys Mysteries
38. Love American Style
39. Brady Bunch
40.  Dark Shadows
we were  brought up in a generation of TV watchers.. and thankfully they don't make them like they used to.. or I'd still be glued to the Television set.

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God! That's a long list right there. :P ;D :o

Howard

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Here's one that I don't find too many people remember: "Salvage One" starring Andy Griffith.
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