I love it when a plan comes together.Zow picked an hour ago, so I'm going to pick because I'm about to open a bottle of wine and jump in the hot tub with the Missus.
12.07 - The A Team - Action show
Yea, it's cheesy as heck. And nobody ever dies. But it was the 80's, and we all loved it anyway.
@Pitchfork
This show did the most damage to gun safety of any show ever. The characters shoot worse than stormtroopers.Zow picked an hour ago, so I'm going to pick because I'm about to open a bottle of wine and jump in the hot tub with the Missus.
12.07 - The A Team - Action show
Yea, it's cheesy as heck. And nobody ever dies. But it was the 80's, and we all loved it anyway.
@Pitchfork
@mphtrilogypitchfork said to Skip him so I’ll go ahead and go.
12.09- Olivia Benson- leading actress 1991-2020
The character first appeared in the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit pilot episode, "Payback", which aired September 20, 1999. Hargitay remains the only original cast member still present on the series. Benson has been credited in 478 episodes of SVU (486 in the franchise/universe). With the premiere of season 21, Hargitay's Benson became the longest running prime-time live-action character of all time, surpassing the record held by Gunsmoke's Marshall Matt Dillon and Kelsey Grammer's character.
A 2015 poll released by Trailer Park, Inc. in conjunction with QC Strategy ranked Benson as the No. 1 "favourite female television character
Yup, this is the exact action show I was talking about.Zow picked an hour ago, so I'm going to pick because I'm about to open a bottle of wine and jump in the hot tub with the Missus.
12.07 - The A Team - Action show
Yea, it's cheesy as heck. And nobody ever dies. But it was the 80's, and we all loved it anyway.
@Pitchfork
It's cheesy, but it was (imho) the best pure action show of the 80's. You got three good fights every show. The first short one where the A team said "there's a new sheriff in town" and sent the bad guys packing, then the second one where the bad guys adapted and gave the A team trouble (and maybe even captured one. Oh no!), then the third one where the A-team had a "plan" and won the day. Hooray for the A-Team and hooray for the 80's!!Yup, this is the exact action show I was talking about.![]()
BL is going to be so happy you took this. I've asked him about for 5 straight rounds now.Gonna take another long time fave...(don’t think it’s been taken yet...)
12.10 - The Andy Griffith Show - Comedy - 50-70
Happy to have this and Rockford Files and a new Mets owner it’s banner day!BL is going to be so happy you took this. I've asked him about for 5 straight rounds now.![]()
I am way behind where the draft is at but this seems like a steal to me. It's far and away my favorite reality show ever at least.
What is drafted may never be drafted again12.14 Daenerys Targaryen, leading woman, drama 1991-2020
I’m going back to the Game of Thrones well again (it’s my 3rd pick!) for the Mother of Dragons, but she’s such a fascinating character, perhaps the most interesting in the entire series. I realize that the final season, in which Dany was shown to be rather monstrous, disappointed and angered a lot of fans, but that facet of her character, including her indifference to the taking of human life, was foreshadowed from the beginning of the show. I personally thought she was consistent from beginning to end.
@Gally
@Charlie Steiner
Wait- was she already taken?What is drafted may never be drafted again
CJ!OK, give me Claudia Jean Cregg, supporting woman, 1991-2020
As portrayed by the magnificent Alison Janney.
I took Spock for 50-70, he was put in 70-90, I'm okay if that's where people think he belongs. Can definitely make that case, I just went 50-70 for VBDI just noticed that Phyllis Lindstrom in the category for 1950-1970; that should be 1970-1990.
Fantastic character for the first dozen seasons or so.pitchfork said to Skip him so I’ll go ahead and go.
12.09- Olivia Benson- leading actress in drama 1991-2020
The character first appeared in the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit pilot episode, "Payback", which aired September 20, 1999. Hargitay remains the only original cast member still present on the series. Benson has been credited in 478 episodes of SVU (486 in the franchise/universe). With the premiere of season 21, Hargitay's Benson became the longest running prime-time live-action character of all time, surpassing the record held by Gunsmoke's Marshall Matt Dillon and Kelsey Grammer's character.
A 2015 poll released by Trailer Park, Inc. in conjunction with QC Strategy ranked Benson as the No. 1 "favourite female television character
I don’t think either is OK. Star Trek ran from ‘67-69 so Spock belongs in 50-70. Phyllis first appeared, I believe, in 1971.I took Spock for 50-70, he was put in 70-90, I'm okay if that's where people think he belongs. Can definitely make that case, I just went 50-70 for VBD
You're right, the 70-90 appearances are moviesI don’t think either is OK. Star Trek ran from ‘67-69 so Spock belongs in 50-70. Phyllis first appeared, I believe, in 1971.I took Spock for 50-70, he was put in 70-90, I'm okay if that's where people think he belongs. Can definitely make that case, I just went 50-70 for VBD
.You are looking live... just hearing him say that as he introduced a big game at the Big House gives me chills11.3 Keith Jackson- play by play
“Whoa Nellie!”
Most of the picks so far in this category, excellent as they’ve been, have mainly been regional or local selections- even Vin Scully, whom I worship and who briefly had a national presence, was mainly a Los Angeles guy. Keith Jackson, especially when he announced college football games (his speciality) was the voice of the nation.
Growing up, college football was my favorite sport, especially the great rivalries- and when I watched Michigan vs Ohio State, or Nebraska vs Oklahoma, or USC vs Notre Dame, inevitably Keith Jackson was calling the plays.
@AcerFC
I absolutely love this pick and wish I'd remembered it.For me there are a lot of shows that blur the lines, especially this one, but "drama" is pretty all inclusive. Not much from this time period I remember as a kid, but this was one, and like Twilight Zone, I think it still holds up damn well today:
12.02: ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS ('50-'70 DRAMA)
Bump for tomorrow (or tonight if anyone is still around).Out of town all weekend with spotty internet. If I come up skip me all weekend. 8ll try to check in if I can.
Not sure what round I owe:
Fleabag - Foreign Show
I'm here.Bump for tomorrow (or tonight if anyone is still around).
That show was hilarious. Like Reefer Madness with more seriousness. You think she did a doobie in the middle of bathing the kid? I thought he was going to wander into traffic or something plausible.the show that found me my irony. i like Dragnet, still watch it (5:30am on Me-TV, i think) and @Encyclopedia Brown and i are big fans of some of the monologues (this one especially). by the last coupla years of the show, though, i'd done some of the things Sgt Friday railed about, knew how harmless and possibly productive they were and i was just ready for the The Big High episode. rarely has a television program ended more tragically, but i was rolling on the floor laughing like they were fishslapping ballerinas. we were a one-TV family in those days and you can imagine how my peeps' view of their altarboy son changed to watch me giggle at drowning babies as though it was Moe boinking Curly's eyes out. the world changed that day, my friends...
Pretty sure reboots are considered separate shows. I assume you're taking the awesome 80's one.I'm here.
Round 12.06 - Action Show - MacGyver
So great, his name became a verb. And the re-boot is still going.
Do I get both shows?
Just reading this I can hear that theme song whistling.Gonna take another long time fave...(don’t think it’s been taken yet...)
12.10 - The Andy Griffith Show - Comedy - 50-70
Pretty sure reboots are considered separate shows. I assume you're taking the awesome 80's one.
With Spock in 50-70,I don’t think either is OK. Star Trek ran from ‘67-69 so Spock belongs in 50-70. Phyllis first appeared, I believe, in 1971.I took Spock for 50-70, he was put in 70-90, I'm okay if that's where people think he belongs. Can definitely make that case, I just went 50-70 for VBD
I've never.... ah, nevermind.Taxi might be the best TV show of all time BTW. The talent, the balance of comedy and pathos, the ingenuity. Anyone who hasn't watched it should. My wife and I are on our first rewatch (we watched it 15 years ago when we were dating) and it still hits every note. The sitcom hit its artistic and comedic high point with Taxi.
If you were going to say that you never got the love for this, we may have our first agreement. So dull and annoying. Even Friends is more watchable.I've never.... ah, nevermind.Taxi might be the best TV show of all time BTW. The talent, the balance of comedy and pathos, the ingenuity. Anyone who hasn't watched it should. My wife and I are on our first rewatch (we watched it 15 years ago when we were dating) and it still hits every note. The sitcom hit its artistic and comedic high point with Taxi.