"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.
Night Court says hi.
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"C The Shocker" <chrispdx@comcast.FUCKOFFSPAMMERS.net> wrote in news:YYKdnQy086VPBbPfRVn-1w@comcast.com:
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com>> wrote in message> news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... >> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>
Night Court says hi.
If they ever start putting the show on DVD, I will mark in my pants.
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 06:40:27 GMT, Kurgan the Crosseyed Assclown <kurgan3000@heyahoo.com> wrote:
"C The Shocker" <chrispdx@comcast.FUCKOFFSPAMMERS.net> wrote in>news:YYKdnQy086VPBbPfRVn-1w@comcast.com: >
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com>>> wrote in message>> news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... >>> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>>
Night Court says hi.>
If they ever start putting the show on DVD, I will mark in my pants.
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.> Third Watch
"RichA" <none@none.com> wrote in message news:sbat219o3j0fuihc11tu04vhuvuvpu1ura@4ax.com...> On 8 Mar 2005 22:30:22 -0800, "RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor"> <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote:>
Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>
The John Larroquette Show also started off during the night hours. And man, it was great - dark, off-kilter humor. But the show literally jumped the shark when NBC decided it should take place during the day - cancellation soon claimed the show's life.
"Kurgan the Crosseyed Assclown" <kurgan3000@heyahoo.com> wrote in message news:Xns9614129746EACkurgan3000yahoocom@65.24.7.50...> "C The Shocker" <chrispdx@comcast.FUCKOFFSPAMMERS.net> wrote in> news:YYKdnQy086VPBbPfRVn-1w@comcast.com:>
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com>>> wrote in message>> news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...>>> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>>
Night Court says hi.>
If they ever start putting the show on DVD, I will mark in my pants.
in article d0m5n3$jta$1@reader1.panix.com, danny burstein at dannyb@panix.com wrote on 3/8/05 11:39 PM:
In <1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com> "RSPW's Wacky> Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> writes:>
Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.
My favorite was BAYWATCH NIGHTS which, despite the entire series format being that it was Mitch's night job, despite the theme song stating that they were out at night, pretty much always took place in broad daylight.
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 09:02:38 -0700, Dave T <david.tegart@slugmail.com> wrote:
artyw2@yahoo.com wrote:>> Moonlighting? (I only watched the show once or twice, so I don't>> remember). Plenty of the bar scenes in Cheers, no doubt....>>
The name always makes me think it took place at night, but I don't think >that was necessarily the case. I never understood why it was called >Moonlighting because I don't remember them ever having second jobs.
I think the theme song explained it. They were two hearts moonlighting as one. What that means you decide.
Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty
sad.>
My favorite was BAYWATCH NIGHTS which, despite the entire series
format> being that it was Mitch's night job, despite the theme song stating that> they were out at night, pretty much always took place in broad daylight.
The John Larroquette Show also started off during the night hours. And> man, it was great - dark, off-kilter humor. But the show literally> jumped the shark when NBC decided it should take place during the day -> cancellation soon claimed the show's life.
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 06:40:27 GMT, Kurgan the Crosseyed Assclown <kurgan3000@heyahoo.com> wrote:
"C The Shocker" <chrispdx@comcast.FUCKOFFSPAMMERS.net> wrote in>news:YYKdnQy086VPBbPfRVn-1w@comcast.com: >
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com>>> wrote in message>> news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... >>> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>>
Night Court says hi.>
If they ever start putting the show on DVD, I will mark in my pants.
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 02:13:33 -0700, "Ralph Snart" <ralphsnart@comcast.net> wrote:
"RichA" <none@none.com> wrote in message >news:sbat219o3j0fuihc11tu04vhuvuvpu1ura@4ax.com...>> On 8 Mar 2005 22:30:22 -0800, "RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor">> <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote:>>
Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>>
Nick Night, Vampire Cop.>> -Rich>
Forever Knight >
Sorry, you are right. I don't know where I heard/saw that title from. -Rich
David E. Powell 10 March 2005 01:37:04 [ permanent link ]
Michael wrote:> RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor wrote:>
Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>
WAY back when, the first "ER" (with Elliot Gould and George Clooney)
set in the PM hours.>
Michael
Michael Crichton (the Creator) had been a Doctor and probably did that intentionally to show the long hours and all the stuff that happens to people all hours of the day.
Another show set at nignt a lot was "The Untouchables" in the early 60s. Also "The Twilight Zone" did some shows where being set at night was a huge part of the drama. (The Invaders, Nothing in the Dark)
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>
"CSI" the Las Vegas edition is based on the overnight shift. while they do work during the day, the crime scenes they initally visit are at night.
Milhouse Guidry of the mWo 10 March 2005 03:37:02 [ permanent link ]
the Bede wrote:> "RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote in> message news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...>
Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>>
Third Watch>
USA Up All Night>
The earlier and far superior Night Flight.
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Kurgan the Crosseyed Assclown <kurgan3000@heyahoo.com> wrote in news:Xns9614129746EACkurgan3000yahoocom@65.24.7.50:
"C The Shocker" <chrispdx@comcast.FUCKOFFSPAMMERS.net> wrote in> news:YYKdnQy086VPBbPfRVn-1w@comcast.com: >
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com>>> wrote in message>> news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... >>> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>>
Night Court says hi.>
If they ever start putting the show on DVD, I will mark in my pants.>
season one came out right before valentines day last month,decent set 13 episodes,one short documentary and commentary on the first episode
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In article <BE54BED7.24B90%ANIM8Rfsk@cox.net>, ANIM8Rfsk <ANIM8Rfsk@cox.net> wrote:> in article cvou21lj0q1a857suqo8oqqcr623dlibsd@4ax.com, RichA at> none@none.com wrote on 3/9/05 2:00 PM:>
Nick Night, Vampire Cop.> >>> -Rich> >>
Forever Knight > >
Sorry, you are right. I don't know where> > I heard/saw that title from.>
Nick Knight (aka Midnight Cop) was the original title on the pilot movie.
In article <9qvu211a3vsh746u2phihhgadqmcvik076@4ax.com>, Terwilliger <burnodo@ASKME.net> wrote:
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 05:41:07 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>> wrote:>
WAY back when, the first "ER" (with Elliot Gould and George Clooney) was > >set in the PM hours.>
ummm....the "first" ER...with Elliot Gould and George Clooney??
Yep, in 1984. (The actual title was "E/R.")
<http://www.tvtome.com/ER_1984/> -- D.F. Manno dfm2a3l0t2@spymac.com "The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream will never die."
WAY back when, the first "ER" (with Elliot Gould and George Clooney)>> was set in the PM hours.>
ummm....the "first" ER...with Elliot Gould and George Clooney??
Yup, it was a sitcom starring Elliot Gould and Mary McDonnell, set in the Emergency Room of a Chicago hospital. Also starred Conchata Ferrell, Corinne Bohrer, and Lynne Moody as the nurses. Clooney was a recurring cast member, playing Ferrell's nephew, a paramedic. And Jason Alexander as the clueless hospital admin.
It was tied in to THE JEFFERSONS by the appearance of Sherman Helmsley in one episode (actually a 2-parter, if memory serves) as George Jefferson, who turned out to be Lynne Moody's uncle.
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>
If you're referring to the Nickelodeon show ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK?, you're only partly right. The framing sequences featuring the Midnight Society took place at night, but the "A" story just as often (if not more often) took place during the daytime.
Yeah, that's the one I meant. For a kiddy show, it wasn't half bad.
"jayembee" <jayembeenospam@snurcher.com> wrote in message news:iqjv21tqaaahfji6d37eogiu9sf5kq2mub@4ax.com...> "Bill Becker" <bbe51@rmisp.com> wrote:>
Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark.>
If you're referring to the Nickelodeon show ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE> DARK?, you're only partly right. The framing sequences featuring the> Midnight Society took place at night, but the "A" story just as often> (if not more often) took place during the daytime.>
Actually, the only show to literally jump the shark was Happy Days.> Only the Fonz could pull off such a feat as jumping the shark.>
No show has ever ~literally~ jumped any shark. Even Happy Days, where the phrase originated, only showed a character jumping a shark - the show itself never literally jumped the shark. It's a metaphor. It can't be literal.
I believe That 70s Show had a character jump a shark (Fez, in a daydream), and The Simpsons has had a couple of characters attempt it, and Arrested Development will in an upcoming episode.
Kurgan the Crosseyed Assclown <kurgan3000@heyahoo.com> wrote in news:Xns9614129746EACkurgan3000yahoocom@65.24.7.50:
"C The Shocker" <chrispdx@comcast.FUCKOFFSPAMMERS.net> wrote in> news:YYKdnQy086VPBbPfRVn-1w@comcast.com: >
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com>>> wrote in message>> news:1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... >>> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.>>
Night Court says hi.>
If they ever start putting the show on DVD, I will mark in my pants.>
"RSPW's Wacky Best-Friend Neighbor" <rspwcoolneighbor@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<1110349822.847274.320180@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>...> Most TV shows are set in the daytime. I find that to be pretty sad.
The quirky and long-forgotten "Joe Bash" was a graveyard shift show.
