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twistedmentat posted:Was Andy Richter Controls the Universe around the same time too? Working was the mid to late 90s, I remember the reviews constantly mentioning that they'd settle for the show until the Dilbert cartoon premiered that coming winter. I think it ended up getting a third season on USA? Or it might have just been syndication. Andy Richter premiered in 2001, the very same night Scrubs did. They weren't counter programmed so that was a good tv night for me.
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Heavy Weights is the best movie about fat kids. We regularly yell out, "BUDDDDY" in my friend group. It's a system that works and is about 60% reliable in most situations.
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Ferrule posted:Herman's Head That show was awesome.
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PhotoKirk posted:That show was awesome.  This is probably the only mention of that show. I've never seen it. I don't think any Canadian channels had it.
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It was broadcast by Canadian Fox affiliates and definitely aired on the west coast. 14-year old me thought Yeardly Smith was kind of cute in a weird way but I quickly grew out of that mindset when I saw Erika Eleniak in Under Siege.
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Oct 26, 2018 21:14
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Dillbag posted:14-year old me thought Yeardly Smith was kind of cute in a weird way
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Kurt Kobain, N64, Innernets! HAHA FBGM
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Dillbag posted:It was broadcast by Canadian Fox affiliates and definitely aired on the west coast. 14-year old me thought Yeardly Smith was kind of cute in a weird way but I quickly grew out of that mindset when I saw Erika Eleniak in Under Siege. I saw Rocky Horror when i was like 13 so it was Columbia and Magenta for me. That an Magik in New Mutants. And that reminds me, we didn't have fox until fairly late in Eastern Canada, like X-files season and Simpsons were unknown until MITV picked them up. Now there is a 90s thing I remember, your local stations becoming National Stations. MITV was literally Maritime Independent TV, but it turned into Global after a while, which is hilarious. ASN was still ASN but became more and more blatantly CityTV over the years.
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I guess we were lucky in Vancouver to get Seattle stations like KCPQ-13 and KOMO-12 for all our American broadcast needs. Almost Live! was peak 90's PNW viewing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQRuNwOMzW8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGlDVmBLibg
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Dillbag posted:I guess we were lucky in Vancouver to get Seattle stations like KCPQ-13 and KOMO-12 for all our American broadcast needs. Almost Live! was peak 90's PNW viewing. That first one is a little uuuuuuuh, but I get what they're going with. It reminds me of the Jackalop shorts that would pop up in crummy comedy shows a lot in the 90s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ36VMt6GHs
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Here’s a good youtube playlist of forgotten 90’s alternative songs. Lotta Blur, Nirvana, and Weezer sounding clones. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYi0kd1PnVASrUGjeIXl4vULucfyVWrar
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Inzombiac posted:YALL REMEMBER BOSTON COMMON Hell yeah I do. I totally had a thing for the dopey protagonist's sister. Come to think of it, I've been heavy into women with southern accents ever since Rogue off X-Men.
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burial posted:Yep. Was autocorrect.
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God, the devil, and Bob, was aired in 2000 sometime, but it was most certainly a product of the 90s. edit: Duckman was the 90s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSLOseqoK24
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Vanagoon posted:God, the devil, and Bob, was aired in 2000 sometime, but it was most certainly a product of the 90s.
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Vanagoon posted:God, the devil, and Bob, was aired in 2000 sometime, but it was most certainly a product of the 90s. I couldn't help but pick up a box set of the first two seasons when I saw it at Dollar General not long ago. It was the right combination of gross and edgy for the 1990s and on rewatch, surprisingly not as bad as I thought it would be.
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Tunicate posted:Like NBC's City Buds? Wasn’t it City Guys? Either way, it counts as a show I was aware of, probably watched, and can’t actually remember. Unless there really IS a City Buds. In which case you win?
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Dillbag posted:I guess we were lucky in Vancouver to get Seattle stations like KCPQ-13 and KOMO-12 for all our American broadcast needs. Almost Live! was peak 90's PNW viewing. I watched Almost Live every week back then. Pat Cashman was awesome. Later on the Seattle public access channel came on and it would be Richard Lee hosting his “Kurt Cobain was Murdered” show, “Goddess Kring” who would end her show dancing naked in body paint, and sometimes a couple of guys who would show amateur porn or shock videos (i saw the Bjork stalker suicide on their show)
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RC and Moon Pie posted:surprisingly not as bad as I thought it would be. Kind of like a Bojack Duckguy, really
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Remember that show, Saved By the Bell? That was a pretty good show, but it was missing something...what was it? Oh yeah, basketball! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHnajecQPuY
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ZDar Fan posted:Remember that show, Saved By the Bell? That was a pretty good show, but it was missing something...what was it? Oh yeah, basketball! The autocaptions read "sharing a tweet so fine" and it took me a minute to realize the lyric is treat. loving TeeNBC was the worst
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FilthyImp posted:There's a lot of political schtick that is perfectly Gen X conservative (the long rant King Chicken and Bernice have about how to fix schools is mostly ok but caps off with 'and a return to Capital Punishment?!!) that I can't quite figure out if it was genuine or satirical. But overall they straddled the line between Duckman being an irredeemable slimeball and a broken widower who was made better by his love for his late wife. Kind of the point of Duckman was that at his core he's an alright guy driven a bit crazy by the world as a whole. He's more bitter and cynical than actually malicious. He isn't perfect but really, who is?
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Ferrule posted:Herman's Head Charlie hoover. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Hoover
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ZDar Fan posted:Remember that show, Saved By the Bell? That was a pretty good show, but it was missing something...what was it? Oh yeah, basketball! Holy poo poo Anthony Anderson. He's the only one on that show that made it.
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Dillbag posted:14-year old me thought Yeardly Smith was kind of cute in a weird way but I quickly grew out of that mindset when I saw Erika Eleniak in Under Siege.
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There was Stark Raving Mad in 2000 that features Tony Shalub as a horror writer and NPH as his new editor. Mostly it was about how wacky this guy was and that was about it. The ads were pretty funny. "Yea why don't you tell me your best friends with Will Smith again" "sure thing Doogie!" "shut up!"
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I was just thinking about that show yesterday and I was going to bring it up. I’d only seen a few bits and pieces but I thought they were funny I guess.
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Keith Atherton posted:I watched Almost Live every week back then. I used to hang out with the guy who did "Condemned to the Gallows," which was horror movie clips. We saw Motorhead at like 10am at Bumpershoot 
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ZDar Fan posted:Hell yeah I do. I totally had a thing for the dopey protagonist's sister. Come to think of it, I've been heavy into women with southern accents ever since Rogue off X-Men. I believe her voice actor was actually a canadian woman?
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SweetMercifulCrap! posted:Re: Pizza Hut I'm the man hands at 8:45. Wait I'm the Priazzo. Actually I think I am the fairy dust. I watched that Pizza Hut training video is what I'm saying. With volume on.
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Christine Baranski is fine as hell in the Cybil Shepherd show
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Seldom Posts posted:I believe her voice actor was actually a canadian woman? Yup, and I believe she won some kind of political seat a few years ago or something. I think most, if not all, of the VAs on that show were Canadian. I know Jean Grey was voiced by the coroner from Forever Knight.
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Dr. Video Games 0081 posted:Christine Baranski is fine as hell in the Cybil Shepherd show Hell yes.
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ZDar Fan posted:Yup, and I believe she won some kind of political seat a few years ago or something. I think most, if not all, of the VAs on that show were Canadian. I know Jean Grey was voiced by the coroner from Forever Knight. Forever Knight, now that was a cool show. Before vampires were 'cool' and run into the ground. There was another one with a werewolf who was hunting down the one who made him (I think played by a ridiculously evil Charlton Heston) which was fun as well, but I can't remember the name.
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Dr. Video Games 0081 posted:Christine Baranski is fine as hell in the Cybil Shepherd show
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twistedmentat posted:There was Stark Raving Mad in 2000 that features Tony Shalub as a horror writer and NPH as his new editor. Mostly it was about how wacky this guy was and that was about it. The only memory I have of this show is one painfully unfunny scene about a Finnish guy in a coffin.
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