Yes!!
phillyrobt said:Any of the following could be my 5
The whole MTV2 A-Z marathon from January 1-April 10 2000.
Remaining Littlest Hobo episodes
Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr show complete episodes
Any national/regional music videos shows/programs from early 1980s (BET, Video Jukebox, Odyssey network,
The New Show complete
SCTV complete
Commercial/PSA from the 1970s showing a man reaching for a cigarette and him falling down a trapdoor (aired on CBS Channel 10 in Philadelphia_
H.U.D. (2000)
British commercials
Flip Wilson show complete
Room 222 complete
Electric Company (1970s) with lap skit
and Franks Place
I'll have to check that out, Bob. Someone posted a video of Dave Brown doing the weather on WHBQ in 1976 followed by a promo for a Jerry Lawler/Rocky Johnson match. There just doesn't seem to be too much out there of wrestling from the WHBQ days.BobO'Link said:A full set of Fantastic Features with all local segments intact. It was a Horror Host program with "Sivad" that aired on WHBQ, Memphis from 1962 - 1971. It's where I got my love for old "B" SF/Horror films.
You can see the program opening sequence here (it was filmed in Overton Park, Memphis), and a full list of the films that were aired here.
I was on an episode of the Chicago "Bozo's Circus" in 1969 as a six-year-old, so I would like to see that as well. I played the Bozo Buckets.DaveHof2 said:My current fantasy list:
1. Make a Wish - Tom Chapin hosted Sunday morning series from the 1970s
2. Battle of the Network Stars (complete with all music and series clips)
3. All the Perry Como Christmas specials
4. A complete run of The Electric Company
5. All unreleased Krofft shows, starting with Electrawoman and Dynagirl, Wonderbug and Dr. Shrinker
6. The Night of 100 Stars specials
7. A collection of episodes from the Chicago "Bozo's Circus" series, preferably from the 1960s and '70s
8. Every season of Room 222 (thanks a lot, Shout Factory)
9. Clue Club
10. Shindig! complete series (I never can get enough of Donna Loren)
I'd like to have seen some kind of wrap up to Deadwood (though it's not like it ended in a cliffhanger) but I've come to find it fitting that Twin Peaks ended in a mystery that will never be solved. Of course if Mark Frost and/or David Lynch write some kind of wrap up or new TP episodes, I'll be counting the days until I can see it.Shatner's Grim Reaper said:Let's see...this has probably been mentioned b4....but season 4 for Deadwood and season 3 for Twin Peaks.