TV themes
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Digital Doctor
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I learned to count via Sesame street (so says my mom).
I learned about being a Happy person by watching Happy Days
and I learned the facts of life by watching The Facts of Life.
and then learned about Family with Family Ties
and then I learned what live was *REALLY* about via The Simpsons.
I learned about being a Happy person by watching Happy Days
and I learned the facts of life by watching The Facts of Life.
and then learned about Family with Family Ties
and then I learned what live was *REALLY* about via The Simpsons.
cooperb125
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Happy Days definitely sticks in my mind! I'm definitely not old enough to know these from first-runs, but as my mom would tell you, I'm an old soul. I watched Nick at Night and TV Land all my life. I must say these were better than anything that's on TV now...
Carlos
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I hated wonder years, I don't know why... but I hated it. Even though that I watched similar shows such as Boy Meets World (Topanga powa!), Family Matters (like/hate relationship), and so on.
I also liked and followed 90210 ...NOT to be confused with Dr. 90210
But the one show that smashes them all would be... Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
I also liked and followed 90210 ...NOT to be confused with Dr. 90210
But the one show that smashes them all would be... Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
cooperb125
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I hated Wonder Years too, but I just remember the theme. I LOVED Boy Meets World. Actually went to school with Danielle Fishel for a year, and then we moved. (she's from Mesa, AZ)
If we really wanted memorable themes, those damn Juicy Fruit, Kit Kat (when they actually sang it), or Mentos commercials are the first ones that comes to mind...
If we really wanted memorable themes, those damn Juicy Fruit, Kit Kat (when they actually sang it), or Mentos commercials are the first ones that comes to mind...
I'll explain my reasoning for Dr90210.
At such a young age, I was not able to comprehend the obsession; why anyone would change their body to make it more appealing to others.
At that time, and still now, I believe that everyone is born to be perfect and beautiful in their own right.
It did not occur to me that I would be living in the neighbourhood next to Beverley Hills, on the border.
At such a young age, I was not able to comprehend the obsession; why anyone would change their body to make it more appealing to others.
At that time, and still now, I believe that everyone is born to be perfect and beautiful in their own right.
It did not occur to me that I would be living in the neighbourhood next to Beverley Hills, on the border.
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