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Originally posted by Jus228:
Hah! I used to watch it with my grandma when I was a kid. Good stuff.

As did I. If I remember correctly it was on Wednesday nights. Mom's bowling night so we spent the night at granny's.

They did a ground-breaking 2-part episode on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome that was pretty inspiring.

Here's one: Bea Arthur was a Marine!

My wife watches it every day. I scream and run when I hear the opening song. Wifey laughs and has her own time with the tv.

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Originally posted by Ironmike57:
My wife watches it every day. I scream and run when I hear the opening song. Wifey laughs and has her own time with the tv.

Haha, I feel the same way, with the extra added sensation of a gloomy wave of depression washing over me.
As to the pic of Bea Arthur in 1943, she makes you believe she most assuredly would put a foot up your sorry ass, maybe deservedly maybe not.

Now if she would just smile and talk seductively she pass as a nice looking young women back ...way back then...

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Originally posted by kkina:
They did a ground-breaking 2-part episode on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome that was pretty inspiring.

Here's one: Bea Arthur was a Marine!