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If he made a side note saying it's not what I think, then it can't be DuckTales.

I forgot to add Dunkin' Donuts to that list.:cry: :cry: :cry:

As rain! Take it away, AM!

It is currently, but it's one of those shows where it'll be syndicated for a while, then disappear, then re-appear, and so on and so forth.

Yes. No, it DID have a successful spin-off. Next hint: It's currently being planned for a movie remake.

Oh, okay... um... I got it... First Hint: This show was so successful it launched three UNsuccessful spin-offs.

You have no idea, William, you have no idea!

*Feels important*

What do you mean "pretty cool"? It's been in the 70s all week like, and tomorrow it's going to be in the 80s! That ain't cool!

Um, so if she doesn't have time to be a vet anymore, what makes her think she'll have enough time to be an auto mechanic? It ain't going to be in wide-screen is it?:concern:

Didn't Coach die?

Cheers?

Ahahahahahaha! Mom and I were looking at another house yesterday, and there was a lady there replacing doors in the house; she said everytime somebody moves out of it, there's always a busted up door or two.

I realize that, but I thought when you said a series regular you meant a character, not the actor. Sorry.

Who died on The Andy Griffith Show?

Wellp, gathering up some boxes, and we're taking down pictures today.

M*A*S*H?

:wisdom: :super: :batty:

Well, so long as they're not Emo like this, then I guess it'll be alright...

Actually, Trapper was the star of the original movie, and was supposed to be on the show, but I think Alan Alda's performance as Hawkeye is what lead to Hawkeye being the "star" of the show, even though it WAS supposed to be more of an ensemble series.