Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 2:48
#VoiceYourOpinion | Question of the Week: What was Your Favorite TV Show growing up? #JustForFun
What was your favorite program when you grew up on tv and what era was it? But my second favorite, if I can say a second, definitely Star Trek. What? Once again, science
Be the original miniseries garnered some of the highest tv movie ratings in television history, and Warner Brothers was eager to produce a sequel series titled Fee the final battle, followed by a weekly tv series that kids my Age couldn't get enough of. There were also tie in novels, trading cards, and a comic book. So there I was with several friends at recess time, acting out scenes from our favorite show. I always had to be Julie
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 0:39
Thank you very much for replying, girl. I love v. Like I could be there with you in that particular club. I'm so glad that you shared this. You are very knowledgeable about that particular series. And it's good because I didn't know that there were any fan clubs in regards to v. I mean, of course it should be, because it's an excellent series. I mean, they redid it
You're very welcome. I'm eager to hear if any other swell people want to talk about their favorite shows. As for V, I follow a page called Project Alice on Facebook, where Alana Rapp keeps fans up to date on the latest film and television projects of cast and crew. There's forever talk of creator Ken Johnson bringing a remake of the original miniseries to the big screen. Kenneth Johnson was also involved with the popular series the Incredible Hulk, the Bionic Woman, and Alien Nation
Tiffany Browning
@sparkles · 1:20
I liked silver spoons with Ricky Schroeder. I don't know if you remember him, but he was a little hottie. And then I also enjoyed watching Kirk Cameron on his show that came on after who's the boss? I forgot it was who's the boss? And then the show that he was on. I remember it was on ABC, I do believe. And then, of course, what else? Like I said, beverly Hills 902. And that was a good one
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:30
Whereas today, you got to make sure that they ain't cussing their head off in an episode or there's not sex, sex, sex everywhere in the episode if you want your children to watch it so you really have to censor. But back then, the stories were great. The characters were great. They were funny. They were lightheaded. They were emotional at times. And it was just brilliant. I loved it
And they would see the chuckle patch, which was a giggling bushel of daisies. And somehow there were jokes and riddles, like in that chuckle patch. So I would go outside and I would play make believe and I would definitely pretend to hear the flowers laughing. And maybe I just really heard them laughing and I would pick a petal and make up a joke and tell whoever was there. So, yeah, for me, it was definitely magic garden. I loved it. The story box
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 0:46
I think I'm going to try to watch this on YouTube today, seeing that it's a cold day and since I'm in the house anyway, I might as well do something useful. And this, my dear, sounds like something very useful. So thank you so much for sharing. I really appreciate
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 3:24
Anyway, I'm not even going to list that one because I know for true Sci-Fi people, when I start listing stuff, they're like, that does not fit in that category, Jl. I will list instead my favorite, favorite, favorite series. Two of them, the Cosby show and a different world. It just both shows, and they came on back to back, were amazing to me, the Cosby show, because it displayed for me the possibility of having a middle class family
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:31
I knew we had black doctors, but I didn't know. So anyway, I love that show, and I love that show. For know, it's interesting that you picked that, because I kind of thought, I don't know if you did answer the question, it might be something like that because you have such a high Persona about you, something just so positive that exudes pride in being black. And I just love that about you. I really, really do. It
