Louise Griffiths

Here is my list of my ten all-time favorite TV shows, in no particular order. These shows

I could watch at any time. I'll try to take pleasure in telling you what I did not

themselves and their characters, some main lines of the watch, maybe the interesting things you

do not know, and more - everything but just the usual list of top ten.

1. The Rockford Files

Cool theme song. Cool car (or Firebird, which crashed countless times). Supermarkets with

Rocky, Angel and others. trailer on the beach in Malibu with a cool bar handy for an appointment and drops,

If so Great, mostlly credible. Lots of good guest stars, as Lyndsey Wagner at his most

beautiful. I said all this without even mentioning the initiative: James Garner, eat fresh

actor.

Tips and or vulnerabilities, etc:
Now answering to date from which we hear something funny before the theme song comes in.

James Garner brother Jack in cameo roles that often, a bailiff, a bartender, etc..

Great line:
Angel: "Just do (kill) Jimmy, and I'll pass the word (say what might happen to others should

they doublecross these thugs like Jimmy did). "

2. Gunsmoke

What a great cast, with Matt, Doc, Kitty, Chester, Festus, Sam and others. The show began as

thirty minutes, but was expanded to one hour. Some of the first exhibitions were well written and

regular work of art. Ran twenty years (1955-1975).

Tips and or vulnerabilities, etc:
From the beginning, the old Doc was often drunk as a skunk, but he sobered over the years. The Bull

Head room as an alternative to harsh Longbranch Miss Kitty. The house near the pond, which

was often used in scenes taking place outside the city.

Great line:
"Because we'll bushwhack em", as told by a very early and very UN-Matt Matt, Chester,

Chester when asked why they were hiding in a hut with rogue nearby.

3. The Andy Griffith Show

This show has always been very therapeutic for me to watch. . . just something I can not

put your finger on, let's just say that if it is an episode I've seen, I do not care, I

look again, because I just want to be in Mayberry, and it did not matter to me what they

doing here.

Tips and or vulnerabilities, etc:
Drunk Otis access keys, as it is enclosed by a week to be illuminated. Andy is much

more "rustic" in the earlier episodes, his pants sometimes jammed down her clumsilly nerdy

boots. Floyd Barber is almost crazy. . . like crazy. Goober say "Yo". Gomer said, "Tell

Gomer says hey em. "Very downtown Mayberry draw false wall back in court

door. Different interests for Andy love: Elinor Donahue, Joanne Moore (Tatum O'Neal MOM), Julie

Adams, who played Anita Whatever Helen for a long term. (I was more of a fan Thelma Lou, she

looked remarkably like Olivia de Havilland.)

Memorable lines:
Goober "Judy, Judy, Judy.
Gomer: Shazam! "

4. M * A * S * H

Great casting. We have all seen, so let me blah-blah on the characters:

Hawkeye: Great except when there were too many Hawkeye, as when he tried to stay awake

by babbling this Korean family misfortune to be housing. Do not get me wrong - I

love the role.

Trapper:
Embarrassing for me, a little too precious with frowning and shrugging his shoulders.

BJ:

Better before the mustache, after which he seemd have a chip on his shoulder, as

In case of doubt of his manhood should be held below the cheese mustache.

Klinger:
Better before it became "Christianized" - I think you kN.