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And my other favorite- Cheers, which I actually re-watched soon. So funny Mystic Monk
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As a kid, I always enjoyed Parker Lewis Can't Lose. Now that I think about it, it was pretty much a Ferris Bueller knock off.
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I watched a lot of the sitcom "Wings" and "Herman's Head", but now feel like it was a colossal waste of time.
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Who remembers Small Wonder?
To those that don't, the show was basically about this guy who builds a female child robot named V.I.C.K.I. She looked exactly like a human except she spoke in a monotone (which nobody in the show seemed to pick up on). She was the surrogat daughter, I guess. The show mostly revolved around her and her human brother getting into mischeif and her being all hilarously honest and robotic and crap.
Anyway, I used to live for that show when I was a kid but I would never buy the DVD box set if I saw it. I'd fill my nostalgia quota in roughly four or five minutes.
To those that don't, the show was basically about this guy who builds a female child robot named V.I.C.K.I. She looked exactly like a human except she spoke in a monotone (which nobody in the show seemed to pick up on). She was the surrogat daughter, I guess. The show mostly revolved around her and her human brother getting into mischeif and her being all hilarously honest and robotic and crap.
Anyway, I used to live for that show when I was a kid but I would never buy the DVD box set if I saw it. I'd fill my nostalgia quota in roughly four or five minutes.
