American Programmes 70s-90s

[big kid]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

anyone remember this show ?

[Richard1978]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

It seemed to be common for some films to get a TV spin-off, normally with a different cast.

[victorbrunswick]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

Happy Days -- The '50s with '70s Hair
Here's an appearance on the show by Tom Hanks

[Richard1978]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

Geroge Clooney played supporting roles in a lot of different things before ER, including Murder She Wrote & The Facts Of Life.

Miami Vice was good for pre-fame cameos, including Wesley Snipes, Julia Roberts & Bruce Willis.

[moogleymog]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

Mork and Mindy, ALF, The A-Team, Knight Rider, The Littlest Hobo, Land of the Giants, Happy Days, Little House on the Prairie, Twilight Zone...

[moogleymog]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

...Columbo, Out of this World.

[numpty]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

Hill Street Blues and St Elsewhere were miles ahead of other cop and medical dramas back then, and any many ways were blueprints for the best of today's.

[beccabear67]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

Hill Street Blues and St Elsewhere were miles ahead of other cop and medical dramas back then, and any many ways were blueprints for the best of today's.

I used to love those two shows, and also Cagney & Lacey... a touch of soap sometimes but very high quality!

[darren]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

St elsewhere what a fab show it was.

Big names included denzel washington and mark harmon never forget his aids hiv storyline.

hill street blues and st elsewhere were miles ahead of other cop and medical dramas back then, and any many ways were blueprints for the best of today's.

[darren]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

TJ HOOKER WITH WILLIAM SHATNER AND HEATHER LOCKLEAR.

https://youtu.be/K7S6JW5EfD8

[zabadak]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

Happy Days -- The '50s with '70s Hair
Here's an appearance on the show by Tom Hanks

I always thought it was set in the early 60s - post-rock 'n' roll, pre-Beatles - like the film it was inspired by: American Graffiti

[Moonraker]

Re: American Programmes 70s-90s

I loved The Six Million Dollar Man. Then Starsky and Hutch.
Favourite comedies were Taxi and no one mentioned Barney Miller.