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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3

Here you go…in spite of some of the shows. generating slang catchphrases which lasted beyond the run, at least for a while, but now would probably draw confused looks if you used them, who here remembers these?

Shows from that list that I watched when they were first released:
1. "3rd Rock From The Sun". Brilliant! A couple of years ago we had Peacock for free and we watched the entire series.
2. "Ed". Man, that was such a good show. Too bad it's no longer available.
3. "Wings". This one was hit and miss; but man, when it hit, it was great.
4. "Moonlighting". Another great one. The chemistry between Bruce and Cybil was palpable. (Available with Amazon Prime, FYI.)
5. "Newhart". YES.
6. "Murphy Brown"? Really? That show was huge back in the day.
7. "Just Shoot Me!". Same as with "3rd Rock...", we recently re-watched that one.
8. "Cheers". A classic.

Another one to look for that's hilarious is "Rules of Engagement", with Patrick Warburton and David Spade. It's on Amazon Prime.
 
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Better yet, check out the gargantuan, (you know some kid is gonna hurt while playing with it) Electric Pinking shears to the right!
We had some of those. The idea was they would make cutting things easier. (My mother sewed a lot of our stuff, and we used them for wrapping paper as well.)

While they were novel, they were also slow. In the end, just using regular scissors was faster and easier than getting those things out and plugging them in.
 
We had some of those. The idea was they would make cutting things easier. (My mother sewed a lot of our stuff, and we used them for wrapping paper as well.)

While they were novel, they were also slow. In the end, just using regular scissors was faster and easier than getting those things out and plugging them in.
Yeah, I remember them be slow too. I guess if your hands were weak, this might be helpful.