I'd love to know how many countless hours I've spent sitting down in front of the old television throughout my life. While I don't watch any shows anymore -- it's been a little too long since Archie told someone to get outta his chair, if you ask me -- I grew up viewing tons of sitcoms, dramas, and made-for-TV movies just like the rest of you out there.
Below you'll find my rants and raves about everything from why I gave up on television to why the Bunkers' chairs in the Smithsonian is so deserving.
The Ken Classics
All in the Family The Benny Hill Show
Growing Up
Sanford & Son What's Happenin'? The Waltons Little House on the Prairie The Love Boat Fantasy Island Hee-Haw Battlestar Galactica Buck Rogers in the 25th Century M*A*S*H Twilight Zone
Saturday Morning Cartoons
Underdog Super Friends Hong Kong Phooey Fat Albert
The Teenage Years
Family Ties SNL (1980s) It's Your Move In Living Color
Discovered Later
Jeeves & Wooster
Why Did They Cancel...?
The Chappelle Show Freaks and Geeks Quantum Leap Arrested Development My Name is Earl Battlestar Galactica
Favorite Made-for-TV Movies
Brian's Song Door to Door Bill
Current Favorites
How I Met Your Mother The Office Lost Project Runway The Soup
The Best From Cable
Band of Brothers Dream On
I'd Rather Watch Infomercials Than...
Seinfeld Roseanne I Love Lucy Home Improvement Everyone Loves Raymond Mad About You 30 Rock
Legendary Characters
Archie and Edith Bunker Fred Sanford Alex P. Keaton Dr. Sam Beckett Bill Brasky
Below are the three most recent posts. If you'd like to see the full archive, be my guest.
I haven’t watched Saturday Night Live in years. Outside of Tina Fey’s dead-on impersonations of Sarah Palin during last year’s election I honestly cannot remember when I sat down to watch an episode of SNL since the late ’90s.
Back during those years there was a series of [...]
Title: Conjunction Junction
Music & Lyrics by: Bob Dorough
Performed by: Jack Sheldon
First aired: 1973
My rank: #2
I’m gonna say it – this song flat out rocks. It seriously does. Debuting over thirty-five years ago as of this writing (it first hit the airwaves in [...]
Title: Three is a Magic Number
Music & Lyrics by: Bob Dorough
Performed by: Bob Dorough
First aired: 1973
My rank: #3
How fitting, right? “Three is a Magic Number” comes in at, what else, #3 on my top ten Schoolhouse Rocks.
Who knew that when Bob [...]