Characters that ruined TV shows - Page 4

LongBlackScarf · #46 09-24-2005, 09:15 PM

The new "John Boy" on The Waltons was just ridiculous. I don't remember bothering to watch any of those eps. I think the show jumped the shark with the death of Will Geer (Who was gay!! Not that it....) and then Ellen Corby had the stroke, and I was pained to see her struggling trying to communicate.

Mari · #47 09-25-2005, 06:06 AM

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I'm not a Trekkie, but I loved The Next Generation... used to watch it religiously! Don't like the original and didn't see much of the shows after Next Generation... was Voyager the one with Captain Janeway?

Captain Janeway indeed, one of my biggest tv-crushes

I loved TNG too, I guess the writing was better for that show than Voyager. But Voyager had great action scenes and technical effects and Seven of Nine and Janeway constantly secretly flirting with each other *big grin*

strandinthewind · #48 09-25-2005, 07:54 AM

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Captain Janeway indeed, one of my biggest tv-crushes

I loved TNG too, I guess the writing was better for that show than Voyager. But Voyager had great action scenes and technical effects and Seven of Nine and Janeway constantly secretly flirting with each other *big grin*

I love Voyager and Janeway and I wanna cop a fell on Seven of Nine's boobage

I was in London a few years ago and they had a Voyager museam, which had her suit, which was waaaayyy cool.

GypsySorcerer · #49 09-25-2005, 11:51 AM

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By then, Andy Griffith was clearly bored with the show, and his performances showed it. I love Aunt Bea, though. And Floyd. Can't stand Goober. And that Howard always gave me the creeps.

Howard was creepy.

But Floyd was awesome. What a cast that show had.

Mari · #50 09-26-2005, 03:22 AM

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I love Voyager and Janeway and I wanna cop a fell on Seven of Nine's boobage

I was in London a few years ago and they had a Voyager museam, which had her suit, which was waaaayyy cool.

WHERE?!?! If it's still there

I did see an exhibition in Rotterdam about the technical side of Trek a few years ago (maybe we're talking about the same thing).

strandinthewind · #51 09-26-2005, 07:08 AM

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WHERE?!?! If it's still there

I did see an exhibition in Rotterdam about the technical side of Trek a few years ago (maybe we're talking about the same thing).

I think it was a travelling thing as it was in these huge tents in Hyde Park. I loved it!!!!!!