Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for May 27, 2010

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    Edcole1961  over 14 years ago

    So was I. Of course, it was a lot easier with less than ten channels.

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    cdward  over 14 years ago

    ^Less than 10? We had 3 where I grew up – until PBS was added. It was also black & white. But then, we don’t have TV in our house today, so 3 channels was plenty, I suppose.

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    Jascat  over 14 years ago

    Off the subject…that’s an odd looking sofa…small in width, and a very high back rest. Perhaps it’s just that I’ve never seen one like it before; they may be common, for all I know. (Sorry if I bored you folks with this comment)

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    bradwilliams  over 14 years ago

    Word

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    lewisbower  over 14 years ago

    Back in the Good ol Days, when men were men and women were silent, SHE didn’t change the station ever time a commercial came on, returning to the first station just after the detective got the clue that the whole show hinged on, while SHE had the TV on American Idol. Am looking for a job in Woman’s Rights. Any takers?

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    bald  over 14 years ago

    now we have over 200 channels and nothing but those reality shows.

    just tells me that there are no actual creative writers in the business

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    serenasakitty  over 14 years ago

    When I was a kid we had one channel. Yoou watched that or found something else to do. It made it easy to decide.

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    Dapperdan61  Premium Member over 14 years ago

    I can remember the rabbit ears & NO COLOR. We couldn’t record programs for later viewing & shudder had to sit thru the commercials. Oh wait I have to sit thru them in the theaters today after buying a ticket

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