Watching the first and last episodes of your favorite sitcoms
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Home Improvement
Tim Allen Grunts His Way to the Bank
Home Improvement, the sitcom starring popular comedian and former cocaine smuggler Tim Allen, was a mainstay in my household during the majority of its 8 year run. It is the story of a every-man television host of a home improvement (GET IT!??!?!) show trying to retain his masculinity in a household with his wife and three young children. It was never a great show, or barely a good one, but I still have fond memories of wondering what kind of deformity plagued Wilson that kept the cameras from showing his full face.
Home Improvement, the sitcom starring popular comedian and former cocaine smuggler Tim Allen, was a mainstay in my household during the majority of its 8 year run. It is the story of a every-man television host of a home improvement (GET IT!??!?!) show trying to retain his masculinity in a household with his wife and three young children. It was never a great show, or barely a good one, but I still have fond memories of wondering what kind of deformity plagued Wilson that kept the cameras from showing his full face.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
The Golden Girls
Thank you For Bein' a Friend
Anyone who was alive in the late 80's should know the basic setup of The Golden Girls. Three older women, played by Bea Arthur, Betty White, and Rue McClanahan portray Dorothy, Rose, and Blance (a divorcee and two widows respectively). These seniors live in a house in Miami and help work through life's problems together. They are accompanied by Sophia (Estelle Getty), Dorothy's no-nonsense and senile mother.
I have only watched this show in passing while growing up, but I became a bit more aware of it when I was turned onto The Golden Girls Drinking Game in college. Let's just say that I ended up not remember too much about the show after a few of those sessions, so I went into The Golden Girls pilot pretty fresh this morning.
Anyone who was alive in the late 80's should know the basic setup of The Golden Girls. Three older women, played by Bea Arthur, Betty White, and Rue McClanahan portray Dorothy, Rose, and Blance (a divorcee and two widows respectively). These seniors live in a house in Miami and help work through life's problems together. They are accompanied by Sophia (Estelle Getty), Dorothy's no-nonsense and senile mother.
I have only watched this show in passing while growing up, but I became a bit more aware of it when I was turned onto The Golden Girls Drinking Game in college. Let's just say that I ended up not remember too much about the show after a few of those sessions, so I went into The Golden Girls pilot pretty fresh this morning.
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