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The Big Bang Theory but probably an episode or two of Impractical Jokers On Demand in a few.
American Restoration
American Restoration
+1Doctor Who.
I really enjoy the craftsmanship but the more scripted it becomes, the harder it is to watch with the volume up.
I Love Lucy and now The Andy Griffith Show. Two of my all-time favorite shows.
You are beginning to sound like Tom now.
I just watch for the restored stuff. I could care less about the rest.
Hmmmmm......can't talk now, I gotta go take a look at a stationwagon I'm thinking about buying.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Ok so it isn't like I haven't been looking at limos.
The rich man's stationwagon.
Better than a station wagon. Station wagons don't have tvs, phones and bars in them.
I would bet Tom's do.
You know it, I'm a classy kinda fella
I think that it's sad how people overlook the station wagon. Back in the days of the family being a close-knit unit which valued each other, a station wagon was a practical family hauler. They were perfect for hauling the kids to scout meetings, baseball practice, getting groceries, or family vacations.
They used to be in just about every driveway in America, especially if a family, or the owner of a camper lived there. Sadly, as SUV's and Minivans have caught on, the wood-paneled behemoths that once ruled the highways have slowly disappeared into obscurity. As an Ed Bruce song says "Another piece of America's lost." No tears are shed, and few will even notice, until they see one of the few family cruisers that still proudly roam the pavement and think "Wow, whatever happened to those?"
Of course, there's the practicality and easy maintenance of the body-on-frame, RWD construction. These unibody, transverse engine jobs are a nightmare. No thank you.
Anywho, I'm watching Cajun Pawn Stars right now.