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From: marno@ihuxm.UUCP (Marilyn Ashley)
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Subject: Great Shows of the Sixties
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Date: Tue, 29-Jan-85 13:48:25 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan 29 13:48:25 1985
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Here in Chicagoland, we have a t.v. station (Channel 9) that frequently
shows reruns of the old shows from the sixties, i.e., Gilligan's Island,
The Andy Griffith Show, and of course, the best show of the sixties,
The Dick Van Dyke Show.  Only Andy is currently being shown; the station
is giving Dick a rest for several years.

If I remember correctly, It's About Time was based on two astronauts
who are launched into flight and fall to earth in 2000 B.C.  During the
second year, the premise was changed to bring the cast (neanderthals
and all) into the present.

There is a book out called The Great T.V. Sitcom Book, and it lists
every television sitcom ever made, as well as giving a synopsis of the
series, including plots and cast names.  It ranges from My Mother, the Car
to Cheers and has extensive coverage of those shows that had a major
influence on television, such as M*A*S*H.  If anyone would like further
information on this book, please contact me.

Marilyn Ashley
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