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jbivy · #1 05-18-2012, 11:59 PM

Has anyone else seen this silly show? Its Betty White hosting it, she basically has seniors pranking young people. I cant believe it, in a few episodes she had wink martindale and adam west in it. I couldnt beleive NO ONE recognized adam west as a tv star! Thats such a shame but.. its still a rather cute show, id reccomend it to anyone.

Its on thursday nights on nbc if youre interested.

mstaton · #2 05-19-2012, 12:08 AM

Yeah it's pretty funny. Betty White is very sought after these days. On lots of talk shows, 2 TV comedies and commercials. It's nice to be 90 and still doing what you do best. Adam West mainly does the voice for the mayor on "Family Guy" these days. The Wink Martindale episde was very funny. Young kids don't know any of these people. They cant even tell you who the vice president is.

snelson903 · #3 05-19-2012, 07:10 AM

over the years there is less and less of anything on tv that esp. the big three networks put on that i want to sit and watch . it is like these writers of all the show's cant make a show thats purly for intertainment ,they must inject social and polital veiws into everything thats on, it get old after awile, or the show is based around who is having sex with who , and putray it as its normal everyday life .cant anyone make a show without all that crap . i want some good old fashion sci fi ,you know going to planets finding big ugly aliens everyone shooting at the monsters, shooting each other blowing up things 50's 60's sci fi

Leslie · #4 05-24-2012, 10:07 AM

The current crop of network shows is a dismal one indeed. The worst one I've seen is "Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23". The person I live with thinks I should check these new shows out and keep up with the times, and I can tolerate off-color if it's truly funny or witty, but this is garbage. I'm also sick of reality programming. The networks push these because they're cheap to produce. I am proud of my DVD collection which includes the classic shows (and movies) that I love to see. (Including some rarities gotten from ioffer from private collectors on DVD-Rs that the big studios think today's viewer wouldn't be interested in.) As for Betty White, she is amazing! I love all her shows from her early b/w "Life With Elizabeth" to her new "Hot In Cleveland" (sometimes off-color, but laugh-out-loud funny.)

audiobiker · #5 05-24-2012, 10:14 AM

i dont even have cable...we use netflix

and all i ever watch is psych (which is in every way absolutely hilarious) and Doctor Who (yes even the classic old ones) and the occasional top gear. in my oppinion those are some of the best shows that are continuing to be made.

Leslie · #6 05-24-2012, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by audiobiker

i dont even have cable...we use netflix

and all i ever watch is psych (which is in every way absolutely hilarious) and Doctor Who (yes even the classic old ones) and the occasional top gear. in my oppinion those are some of the best shows that are continuing to be made.

Yeah, I've been enjoying Netflix streaming and also Hulu Plus and Vudu. Hulu Plus will give you most of any new (or classic) shows you want. I've found it a great way to watch any current programs I want. (They will have a network broadcast the day after it airs on the network.) There are commercials, but no more than one minute in any commercial break as opposed to the usual three or four minutes in a network broadcast. I also like being able to see the program at my lesiure rather than being constrained to a schedule that I may or may not be able to see.