My top 3 :thumbsup

1. Airwolf

2. MacGyver

3. The A-Team

Moonlighting was the best after the dukes imo. :thumbsup

V wasnt a show it was a mini series. :2 cents:

Married with Children. Very easy show.

You guys forgot about these.
 

FRAGGLE ROCK!
CHIPS
GROWING PAINS
HEADBANGERS BALL (MTV)
LIFE GOES ON....(Corky)
AILIEN NATION
THREE'S COMPANY (Mr. Furley...and of course JANET!!!!)
Who can forget PEWEE'S PLAYHOUSE


OK, how's those anyone?

How could you forget CHEERS?

Bruce Willis was HOT in Moonlighting. That was also when Cybill Sheppard still appeared humanly and not alien-like.

I think a couple of good ones left out of the list:


MURDER SHE WROTE
IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT

The Fall Guy... loved the Chevy 4x4 and of course Heather Thomas.
TJ Hooker ... Heather Locklear



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That would be CHEERS

Man, I liked 80s tv better than tv today. One of those signs that I am almost 40.

50 shows...

Hellz to the yeah!! Air Wolf rulez!!

What? No MacGyver? for SHAME.

Hardcastle & McCormick

Great show:2 cents:

You Can't Do That on Television

Eh, the mind starts to go after 20-some years :)

Married with children and saved by the bell :)

MacGyver should be on the list, but anyways saved by the bell was a teen flick before...:winkwink:

V was a awesome mini-series! I think it was 4 parts???

I love The Golden Girls and Chips. Geezers and cops. Nice combo.

I thought most of those were 70's shows.

I have both V miniseries on VHS. Got em a few years ago on e-bay. I think one was 3 episodes and another was 5, but i'm not 100% sure.

Hmm actually I checked, and it did become a series for a bit. My bad. The original was a mini series though. :winkwink:

The miniseries ran for 200 minutes and was successful enough to spawn a sequel, V: The Final Battle, which was meant to conclude the story, and a television series in 1984?1985 that revived it. Johnson left V during The Final Battle and went on to work on other science fiction shows, like Alien Nation. Perhaps as a result, the sequel and TV series had less of an emphasis on historical allegory and complex characters and their inter-relations, and was more action-oriented.

Married with Children look like some thing from my child hood,and then A-team for action

Dukes of Hazzard for sure

Mr. Romance

man i forgot the CHIPS........

Poncharello

http://www.chips-tv.com/

sanford & son...hogans hero's...mash....happy days???

wtf ???

What about that show "V" ????

Shit how could I forget BJ Mckay and his best friend bear out foxing sheriff Lobo.

A) don't be a crybaby because i made you look like a retard
b) when was the last time your fatass got laid? oh yeah, never
c) you wouldn't say that to my face
d) you wouldnt say that to my face

The Greatest American Hero,sure it was cheesy but I liked it,what can i say.http://www.cylon.org/tv/GAH/images/rpcloseup.jpg

MaGyver bitches....

It's not what you can say but what I can, and that is that you are GAY.

Oh fuck hell ya.

Believe it or not Im walkin on air, never thought I could be so free eee eee! Flying away on a wing and a prayer whoooo could it beeee believe it or not its just ME!!!

Yes I wrote that from memory hehe. :thumbsup

80's sitcoms were the greatest. ever since then there's only been 1-2 new classics come out.

Perfect Strangers has always been my favorite.

Three's Company, Family Ties, Cheers, Miami Vice , Knight Rider, McGuyver were all great shows to me in the 80's.

Saved by the Bell? How the fuck did that even get on the list. Totally Gay!

Thats a shame, i think his name was jan michaels or something like that