Monthly Archives: April 2014

Sesame Street was probably the most influential show that we kids ever had on television. So glad it’s still running and still so popular. I was always allowed to watch Saturday Night Live, as a kid. I was a big … Continue reading →

I have a deep love for the show Roseanne. There was no pretence about it. They were the first real sit com family to show what real working class American families were like, and how funny they could be. Of … Continue reading →

Quantum Leap was such a cool show idea. You have some nice scientist guy who ends up time traveling and helping people. Scott Bakula did such a good job as Dr. Sam Beckett too. I’m glad this show’s on Netflix. … Continue reading →

I love, love, loved Punky Brewster. I wanted to be Punky Brewster. I dressed up as her for school (though my mother made me wear matching shoes.) Big, serious part of my whole existence was in this show. I remember … Continue reading →

Our House was a show that I distinctly remember watching a lot when I was young, even though it didn’t last long. It had Shannen Doherty, Chad Allen, Deidre Hall and Wilford Brimley as the grandpa. The mother had to … Continue reading →