Your Minutes of Zen

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[BrandonDaCollector]

That was some Impracticable Jokers there. Skydiving is something I always wanted to do and no I'm not afraid about it. Remember the great Wesley Snipes, Gary Busey & Yancy Butler movie that I spotlighted last year called Drop Zone Well that move was fairly realistic about the Skydiving aspect and all of the things you gotta to to do. Skydiving was huge back in the 90s.

This was in 1996 from CBS which is My local region is KMOV Channel 4

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Oh, I never liked Murphy Brown. Especially when they redid it a few years back. No thanks, lol.

[BrandonDaCollector]

How about that I love Lucy I was never interested in that one. There was much more interesting & stuff ton watch in 96 IMO like WWF Raw & WCW Nitro, The X-Files & Millenium to say a few. Here's this from CBS for the Fall in 1990, this was pretty cool how this was

[packerbacker180]

CBS was the old people's channel back then. ABC had TGIF and NBC had the Cosby Show and stuff. I never really watched any CBS programming for years, probably until Everyone Loves Raymond.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I never thought of it that way but CBS was least that I watched really. How about them Simpsons.

Here's this from Fox 30 KDNL from 1997

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[BrandonDaCollector]

How about that Groucho. Don't forget a while back I posted about The Marx Brothers' history. I know the Three Stooges way more. Here's this top 10 funniest moments. It's not a bad top 10 at all which I have seen the complete episodes many times since I was a youngster, such great times of the 80s & 90s when The Stooges were on My local TV channels

[packerbacker180]

It wasn't until I started rewatching Perfect Strangers recently (I probably hadn't seen them since I was a kid) that I realized how much physical comedy they used lot like the Stooges and old vaudeville acts. I think that's why the comedy holds up so well for all of them. Physical comedy is pretty timeless.