Favorite 70s Show

[Colonel Angus]

The same as the last two days, but now discofied for the 70s! Remember, if your favorite isn't listed, just groove on down & give us the jive in the thread!

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[Pike]

I feel like Taxi is the only real answer here.

[Pheesh]

All of the shows on that list that I've seen are terrible. In truth, I'm actually having trouble thinking of a good 70's TV show.

Was Fawlty Towers a 70's show? If so, that.

[escobert]

M*A*S*H

[Colonel Angus]

All of the shows on that list that I've seen are terrible. In truth, I'm actually having trouble thinking of a good 70's TV show.

Was Fawlty Towers a 70's show? If so, that.
That's a rare opinion. :lol: Some of the better one's you may have missed. For the most part, that's how I feel about 60s shows.

Yes, Fawlty Towers was a 70s show.

[FFNut]

I went with That 70's Show, who doesn't love that show!

[Vermachtnis]

I wanted to vote That 70s Show, but I love M*A*S*H

[Zanmato]

I love That 70s Show, even if it's not from 70s, simply. :P

[Depression Moon]

Well Good Times is my favorite tv show period, but I do fuck with some Brady Bunch and Little House on the Prairie, but that show might be 60's.

[Perducci]

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[Pumpkin]

The one where Leo has a crush on Kitty

[Colonel Angus]

I knew you dweebs would go w/ T70sS. :colbert:

:lol:

[Shauna]

Well that's your fault for including it in the poll! x}

[Leigh]

Haven't really seen many American 70s TV Shows.

So I'll say Rising Damp, Fawlty Towers, Open All Hours, Porridge. Plenty of other classic British TV sitcoms that escape my mind. Seventies are on the cusp, generally, for finding the humour enjoyable and not dated for me.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

From the list it's either MASH, Battlestar Galactica, or Taxi.

I guess it started in the '60s, but since it went into the '70s, I'd also mention Mission: Impossible.

EDIT: Also The Muppet Show

[Zanmato]

I knew you dweebs would go w/ T70sS. :colbert:

:lol:


Well that's your fault for including it in the poll! x}

Wasn't that obvious, Angus? XD

[Mr. Carnelian]

Blake's 7. It ran until 1981, but in started in 1978.

A solid bit of space opera, with a surprisingly dark, dystopian edge at times.

Plus, Servalan was totally awesome. :)

[Lazerface]

Damn, Damn, DAAAAAAAMMMMNN!!

[Bubba]

The only show I've seen out of those is Happy Days which was a bit crap. I've heard great things about MASH and Taxi though.

As a fully-fledged Brit I have to echo the mentions of Fawlty Towers. I was also partial to Dad's Army, Monty Python's Flying Circus and Not The Nine O'Clock News.

[Colonel Angus]

The only show I've seen out of those is Happy Days which was a bit crap. I've heard great things about MASH and Taxi though.

As a fully-fledged Brit I have to echo the mentions of Fawlty Towers. I was also partial to Dad's Army, Monty Python's Flying Circus and Not The Nine O'Clock News.
Out of all the shows I've posted, the two I'd recommend the most are All in the Family & MASH.

Taxi is good as well.

[Rocket Edge]

Not many of them shows got airtime when I was younger. I used to look at The Walton's as a kid.