Do you remember watching any classic shows with your old man as a kid?

[FelixTheCat1919]

Do you remember watching any classic shows (that were classics even at the time) with your old man? I remember a ton.


1. I Love Lucy
2. The Three Stooges shorts
3. Green Acres
4. The Munsters
5. All In The Family
6. Sanford and Son
7. The Andy Grffith Show
8. WCW Monday Nitro
9. WWF Monday Night Raw

[GooBaaa]

King of the hill

[wasp9166]

My old man used to beat the fk out of me if he caught me watching Felix the cat

Stop making threads you pos

[SuicideGripMe]

Home Improvement really sticks out in my head for some reason. And then later Married with Children.

For the classics, Andy Griffith and the Honeymooners.

[FelixTheCat1919]

My old man used to beat the fk out of me if he caught me watching Felix the cat

Stop making threads you pos

Shut up you crotchety old fukker

[Unstumpable]

He used to watch Star Trek so I'd watch some episodes of that.

We weren't that close where we'd watch tons of tv together though.

[GuineaDago585]

Married With Children
Tales from the Darkside
All in the Family
Happy Days
The Jeffersons

[Dave22reborn]

Not really, I do remember him taking me to see Robocop in theaters.

He let me see certain R-Rated movies as a kid, that weren't that bad. Commando, Red Heat, Rambo 2 and 3,etc.

[Akd123]

Three Stooges is a huge one in my circle.Got tired of drinking beer and smoking weed at 5AM watching Stooges. Seen everyone 5 times at least

[Cleveland33]

yes

[Akd123]

Not really, I do remember him taking me to see Robocop in theaters.

He let me see certain R-Rated movies as a kid, that weren't that bad. Commando, Red Heat, Rambo 2 and 3,etc.

My dad let me watch Childs Play when i was like 5. I remember my grandpa took me to rent the 3rd when it came out. My Grandma freaked out and made him take it back

[gwg77]

Nah not tv shows. A lotta sports and action movies.

Full Metal Jacket
Platoon
Commando
Rambo
Star Wars
Westerns
Clint Eastwood flicks
Chuck Norris flicks
Steven Seagal flicks
Van Damme flicks

[mr.left hook]

the 3 stooges

[nothingshocking]

M*a*s*h

[LogicalLifts]

Mash
Yes Minister
Benny Hill (srs, lol)

[Pats2022SBwin]

yes

Amazing post and contribution to this thread. I will make sure to read it to my future grandchildren one day.

[blueberryboy]

Feel good thread

[Krackerjacked]

I remember watching movies with him more than TV shows.
First two that come to mind are Over the Top and Demolition Man.

[latverian41]

I remember a show called "I have no conscious, no decency, I'm a destroyer or families,filled with hate and dislike, yet go to church on Sundays playing a good man role"

That show I'm sure a lot remember. A lot just don't care.

[wisezeppelin]

I remember watching a lot of old WWII documentaries in german with my Dad. He grew up during the Nazi regime in Germany and looking back on things he was pretty based lol.

Also used to watch a lot of Discovery Channel documentaries on the universe/black holes/nature stuff.

[frankdtank20]

No. I remember watching shows way too old for my age like Family Ties, 227, Cheers, Night Court, etc. But as by far the youngest in the family it was one of my older siblings who originally put that on when I was 6-8 yrs old and I'd watch intently, me watching them by myself by age 8-9 while my siblings were in college or late high school. My favorite show by age 9-10 was Cheers, bar none. Sam was the man.

When TGIF was a thing I was the right age, but way past it. I'd put on tapes of The Terminator, etc. By the time I was in middle school I was quoting Denis Leary on MTV's half hour comedy hour, hosted by Mario Joiner. I'd tape record those and listen to them over and over. I also watched a lot of R rated movies by age 7-8. When I was that age I could quote every line as the movie 'Airplane 2' was played, which probably came out when I was in pre-K. Stooges, etc? I'd catch that on an early Saturday morning before my parents were awake. Probably good for my own, more sheltered kids to watch though.

[Pats2022SBwin]

I remember watching a lot of old WWII documentaries in german with my Dad. He grew up during the Nazi regime in Germany and looking back on things he was pretty based lol.

Also used to watch a lot of Discovery Channel documentaries on the universe/black holes/nature stuff.

Does he believe that 6,000,000 jews died in the holocaust? (srs)

[DolphinPilot]

Not really classics, but maybe they are modern classics. My dad and I, oddly enough, used to watch The Simpsons and Ren & Stimpy together.

[Dave22reborn]

My dad let me watch Childs Play when i was like 5. I remember my grandpa took me to rent the 3rd when it came out. My Grandma freaked out and made him take it back

I somehow convinced my mom and grandma to take my mother and I to see Pulp Fiction. I was like 11-12, and my brother was like 8. Saw it at the dollar theater.

Let's just say my grandma didn't like the movie......

[Dave22reborn]

No. I remember watching shows way too old for my age like Family Ties, 227, Cheers, Night Court, etc. But as by far the youngest in the family it was one of my older siblings who originally put that on when I was 6-8 yrs old and I'd watch intently, me watching them by myself by age 8-9 while my siblings were in college or late high school. My favorite show by age 9-10 was Cheers, bar none. Sam was the man.

When TGIF was a thing I was the right age, but way past it. I'd put on tapes of The Terminator, etc. By the time I was in middle school I was quoting Denis Leary on MTV's half hour comedy hour, hosted by Mario Joiner. I'd tape record those and listen to them over and over. I also watched a lot of R rated movies by age 7-8. When I was that age I could quote every line as the movie 'Airplane 2' was played, which probably came out when I was in pre-K. Stooges, etc? I'd catch that on an early Saturday morning before my parents were awake. Probably good for my own, more sheltered kids to watch though.

Saw Terminator 2 with my dad when I was 11-12, my brother and I drove him nuts because we wanted to see it over and over again.

Still one of my favorite movies.

I also saw Rambo 2 and 3 as a kid. I believe I didn't see the first Rambo till I was like 13-14, and was shocked on how different it was.

[BraddlesMcGee]

On The Buses
Open All Hours
Dad's Army

[Adam16121]

I Dream of Jeannie
Bewitched
The Munsters


Lots of old Godzilla movies too. And through my brother, Star Trek, original series. Still remember that episode where all of the planet were kids because adulthood caused a disease that killed them.