Plus ça Channel change #5, plus c'est les Show Mêmes
Pilots/DVD compilations I'd like to see:
Peak-Carson reruns: That 70s Tonight Show
Weekend garage attendant: Saturday in the Car Park
Noah rescuing fish on weekends: Saturday in the Carp Ark
Housemates: affable pipe-puffing father in cardigan, Moe-cut cranky uncle in kitchen, trio of brothers - two seeking sex changes and one pretending to be straight, accident-prone and a chef, all depicted during cartoon closing credits from the knees down and sporting flamingly diverse pairs of high heels (not that there's anything comfortable about that): My Three's Company Sons
"Questioning" midshipman: A Port in Every Man
(Reality) Teen fathers: Minor Dad
(Reality, housemates) Army women hiding first their pregnancies under their camo-soles, their deliveries under their weekend leaves, and then their children under their bunks, until either high school or discharge: Private Mom
(Bloopers, superheroes) DC's and Marvel's finest find their most intimate moments, from those first fumblings on the home planet fogging up the rumble seat of Jor-El's jalopy with heavy breaths of vaporized titanium, to that third-wedding night in the fourth dimension, interrupted by calls to neutralize, e.g., Earth spinning off its axis, impending collisions with asteroids, and invaders from the planet Mars: Stop the Worlds, We Want to Get Off!
(UPA/Hanna-Barbera co-production) Mr. Magoo in Volunteer-Senior program as dog-walker to teenaged detectives, challenged, with Glad Bag-gloved hand, in attempted obeying of scooper laws: Scooby-Doo Doo-Doo, Where Are You?
(Lutheran animated wooden dolls) Pious boy with tiny mouth teaches lessons in brotherly love with aid of bashful-voiced talking dog in thrall to insatiable appetite for human flesh: Davey and Moloch
Newly-rich Ozark-family speed dealers move west: The Beverly Pillbillies
Suburban wife-killer: I Buried Joan
Mom and Dad bicker over fixing up - and, in desperation during a Very Special Episode, "fixing" - Babs, their little lesbian Princess: Leave Her to Beaver. "Edgy" theme tune with hoarsely-whistling Melissa Etheridge becomes college-radio novelty hit.
(Cartoon) Migrant worker answers Kinsey survey, recalls lonely adolescence passed in finding furtive solace among the tabbies kept by the campetheenoth : José and the Cat Pussies
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