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The Great 2020 All Time Television Draft: The Simpsons is judged the greatest show of all time (4 Viewers)
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Not sure if the spreadsheet is up to date, I should have Marie Barone as TV Mom thanks!
For me, Rhea is amazing in this role
Pick 35 - Kim Wexler - Supporting Woman - 1990-20
For me, Rhea is amazing in this role
Pick 35 - Kim Wexler - Supporting Woman - 1990-20
Yo Mama
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I had her high on my list, just couldn’t figure out whether she was a lead or supporting.
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35.08 The Sopranos "Made in America"- Finale
This will either score well or get hammered... and I get it. I have myself went from hating to loving the Finale and most specifically the final scene. Did Tony die? Did he live? That had been beaten to death the last 13 years, but the fact that its still being talked about means that it was, at the very least, an unforgettable ending.
This will either score well or get hammered... and I get it. I have myself went from hating to loving the Finale and most specifically the final scene. Did Tony die? Did he live? That had been beaten to death the last 13 years, but the fact that its still being talked about means that it was, at the very least, an unforgettable ending.
Hov34
Eephus's Great Great Great Love Child
Had this on my list for comedy. Love this so much.
C.R - Energy Vampire is
. We have a few here at work...
Yo Mama
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Oops sorry about that. If it makes you feel any better you took what I was hoping to get.
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@jwb timed out
@Mrs. Rannous is up (and has said we can skip if she’s not around after 15 min)
@Zow on deck
@Mrs. Rannous is up (and has said we can skip if she’s not around after 15 min)
@Zow on deck
Zow
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Yes he died and the nihilistic manner of the ending is exactly the theme of the show. Sheesh.
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Doug B
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"Final answer?"
35.14: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Game Show
35.14: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Game Show
This one kind of breathed new life into the genre, as it seemed like the formats from the 1970s had carried over into the 1980s and 1990s and new shows weren't really coming to the fore.
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KarmaPolice
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Still skip over me. Probably be a couple hours before I can sit down and look through stuff.
rick6668
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Yo Mama
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I’ve been sitting on this one for a while now, and I’d be upset if I missed out on grabbing him since my original list for this category was only Vin Scully and this legend. Yo Mama selects:
35.16 – Chick Hearn – Sports Play by Play
Obviously I’m tainted as a Laker fan, but Chick is one of the greatest ever in his field. Growing up in the pre-Showtime days, Chick taught me the finer points of the game and to love basketball. One of the few to have a majority of his games simulcast on both TV and radio at the same time, he was the voice of the Lakers for generations.
Some highlights:
- He called Lakers games from 1965 until 2002 (his last called game was a Lakers championship)
- In that time, he called an amazing 3,338 consecutive games!!!
- Known for popularizing the terms Slam Dunk, Air Ball, Give and Go, Finger Roll, No Harm No Foul, as well as his trademark of putting a sealed game “in the refrigerator” and countless other Chickisms.
- Made numerous other TV and movie appearances, most famously Fletch, The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh, and The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan’s Island
- His voice was in the Pink Floyd album The Wall on “Don’t Leave Me Now”
- Called the first Ali-Frazier fight on cctv
- Called the 1992 Olympic basketball games for the olympics telecast
- Naismith Hall of Fame member as well as broadcasting HOF
- With all the hall of fame Lakers numbers hanging in the rafters, Chick has his own banner and his own statue outside Staples Center
- Has his own street and blue line stop named for him
- Has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
36.01 – Dexter Morgan – 91-20 Leading Man Drama
What can be said about this incredible, complex character? I’m spent after the Chick writeup so I won’t even try. Five Emmy nominations and three golden globe nominations for Michael C. Hall for this role.
35.16 – Chick Hearn – Sports Play by Play
Obviously I’m tainted as a Laker fan, but Chick is one of the greatest ever in his field. Growing up in the pre-Showtime days, Chick taught me the finer points of the game and to love basketball. One of the few to have a majority of his games simulcast on both TV and radio at the same time, he was the voice of the Lakers for generations.
Some highlights:
- He called Lakers games from 1965 until 2002 (his last called game was a Lakers championship)
- In that time, he called an amazing 3,338 consecutive games!!!
- Known for popularizing the terms Slam Dunk, Air Ball, Give and Go, Finger Roll, No Harm No Foul, as well as his trademark of putting a sealed game “in the refrigerator” and countless other Chickisms.
- Made numerous other TV and movie appearances, most famously Fletch, The Fish that Saved Pittsburgh, and The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan’s Island
- His voice was in the Pink Floyd album The Wall on “Don’t Leave Me Now”
- Called the first Ali-Frazier fight on cctv
- Called the 1992 Olympic basketball games for the olympics telecast
- Naismith Hall of Fame member as well as broadcasting HOF
- With all the hall of fame Lakers numbers hanging in the rafters, Chick has his own banner and his own statue outside Staples Center
- Has his own street and blue line stop named for him
- Has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
36.01 – Dexter Morgan – 91-20 Leading Man Drama
What can be said about this incredible, complex character? I’m spent after the Chick writeup so I won’t even try. Five Emmy nominations and three golden globe nominations for Michael C. Hall for this role.
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tuffnutt
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I thought about this one and the other legendary LA play by play guy (Not Vin Scully) who I like better but didn't figure they would score well because they were team specific guys.
Chick was outstanding and I hated to watch Lakers in the 80's when they were on CBS because there was no Chick putting the game in the Fridge.
Great pick.
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Yo Mama
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KarmaPolice
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KarmaPolice
Footballguy
Pretty sure I owe three?
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I will go with a couple newer loves since I was considering both for a character category along the line too.
34.02: LUTHER (foreign show)
Idris Elba is awesome!
35.15: ORPHAN BLACK (action show)
A little cheesy at times, but it's a powerhouse performance from Maslany. Her being able to juggle those different characters was something special. I am glad she finally won an Emmy for her efforts. The show was fun as hell.
34.02: LUTHER (foreign show)
Idris Elba is awesome!
35.15: ORPHAN BLACK (action show)
A little cheesy at times, but it's a powerhouse performance from Maslany. Her being able to juggle those different characters was something special. I am glad she finally won an Emmy for her efforts. The show was fun as hell.
KarmaPolice
Footballguy
I believe character was taken, but not the show:
36.02: VERONICA MARS (teen show)
Wife and I both loved this show. Was similar to Buffy in that it was smart, had some good humor, and was well written.
36.02: VERONICA MARS (teen show)
Wife and I both loved this show. Was similar to Buffy in that it was smart, had some good humor, and was well written.
Yo Mama
Footballguy
Yo Mama
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I know, he’s got so much going on, I had to pare down the list. I was also going to list out the 90% of all time Lakers nicknames that he came up with. His Wikipedia page is crazy.
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timschochet
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Probably. I had season tickets at the forum for 3 years as a kid. But we went to maybe half of them. As an adult I’ve been to maybe 12 games at Staples.
So I would guess a total of about 60-70 in my life.
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