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  • YoungOnce
    Career Member
    • Aug 29, 2007
    • 966

    #16
    WKRP was a favorite for me... And Happy Days... Not sitcoms, but Love Boat and Fantasy Island were staples too.

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    • Grimjohn
      Persistent Member
      • Feb 28, 2011
      • 2266

      #17
      Sanford & Son and Three's Company are the two that can still make me LOL and that I enjoyed the most out of that era.
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      • FETT1
        Veteran Member
        • Aug 4, 2012
        • 486

        #18
        Originally posted by enyawd72
        The only one we ever really watched was Three's Company. My dad controlled the TV and he didn't like sitcoms.
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        • cockyhoskins
          Career Member
          • Jan 13, 2009
          • 926

          #19
          Taxi and WKRP always top my list to this day! But y'all have listed many of the other greats. Gonna have to start watching some reruns!

          Edit: Also, I always consider the 10 year to be part of the last decade, i.e. 1980 was part of the '70s decade. So I wanna include Too Close for Comfort in my list since it started in 1980.

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          • TrekStar
            Trek or Treat
            • Jan 20, 2011
            • 8692

            #20
            Jack Tripper was my idol, cool guy, lived with two sweet girls, liked to cook, got in and out of trouble
            and had to pretend to be gay, classic moments.

            Loved the Jeffersons too, great moments with Florence the maid and George, and of course the
            classic moments between Fred Sanford and Aunt Esther, and don't forget back then things were said
            that you can't say today.

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            • Spawn67
              Career Member
              • Aug 14, 2009
              • 816

              #21
              At any given moment you can still see one of these shows on reruns on some channel somewhere. It seems all of these shows mentioned have been in syndication on reruns since they first aired.

              Why is it that most 70's shows are always shown on reruns and most 80's shows despite being very popular are not shown as much or hardly at all on syndication.

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              • Mikey
                Verbose Member
                • Aug 9, 2001
                • 47258

                #22
                Good question

                I think a lot of owners/distributers are kinda snotty toward 80's TV fans

                Personally I've been waiting for Trapper John MD to come on TV forever.

                It's not like it wasn't popular back in the day

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                • dee T.
                  Veteran Member
                  • Sep 25, 2012
                  • 310

                  #23
                  I didn't watch much TV in the seventies. I can only think of one tv show that I liked watching and that was Mork and Mindy. That was so great.
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                  • toys2cool
                    Ultimate Mego Warrior
                    • Nov 27, 2006
                    • 28605

                    #24
                    Not really a 70's show guy since I was an 80's kid.. But Chips was my fave by far.. The Brady bunch , all in the family was good
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                    • HardyGirl
                      Mego Museum's Poster Girl
                      • Apr 3, 2007
                      • 13949

                      #25
                      Do you want my head to expode?

                      OK, here goes:

                      The Brady Bunch
                      The Partridge Family
                      The Odd Couple
                      Chico & The Man
                      Sanford & Son
                      All In The Family
                      The Bob Newhart Show
                      Good Times
                      That's My Mama
                      Maude
                      Happy Days
                      Laverne & Shirley
                      One Day At A Time
                      The Mary Tyler Moore Show
                      Rhoda
                      Phyllis
                      Nanny & The Professor
                      The Fact Of Life
                      Diff'rent Strokes
                      Hello Larry
                      The Jeffersons
                      Barney Miller
                      Welcome Back Kotter
                      Mork & Mindy
                      Three's Company
                      The Ropers
                      The Love Boat
                      What's Happening

                      And I'm gonna throw Family Affair and My Three Sons in there, 'cos they did go into the early 70s.
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                      • HardyGirl
                        Mego Museum's Poster Girl
                        • Apr 3, 2007
                        • 13949

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Hector
                        My sister's favorite stand alone show was The Partridge Family, mainly because she had a crush on David Cassidy, lol.
                        Well, DUH! What 70s girl didn't?
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                        • HardyGirl
                          Mego Museum's Poster Girl
                          • Apr 3, 2007
                          • 13949

                          #27
                          I'm really surprised no one listed The Love Boat. It may have been an hour long show, but it was a sitcom.
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                          'Cos I believe, I believe that I do,
                          Yes, I can see I believe that it's magic
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                          • Mikey
                            Verbose Member
                            • Aug 9, 2001
                            • 47258

                            #28
                            Originally posted by HardyGirl
                            Nanny & The Professor


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                            Finally, another Nanny and the Professor fan

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                            • TrekStar
                              Trek or Treat
                              • Jan 20, 2011
                              • 8692

                              #29
                              Not sure if this qualifies as a sitcom, but would Saturday Night Live be considered?
                              still going strong these days, but it started in 75.

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                              • Allie Fox
                                Veteran Member
                                • Jun 1, 2009
                                • 297

                                #30
                                I love many of the shows already mentioned with special attention to M*A*S*H and All in the Family. They were and always will be my favorite 70s shows.

                                . . .and just to mix it up a bit; two shows that at least started in the 70s (both based on good movies of the 70s):

                                The Bad News Bears - Corey Feldman's first big TV role. It ran from '79 - '80

                                House Calls - Another movie starring Walter Matthau-based TV series I loved. Wayne Rogers was awesome and Lynn Redgrave was better. She was let go and replaced by Sharon Gless before the show was ultimately cancelled. Too bad really.
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