Friday Questions About the Boob Tube

[kybearfuzz]

The funk is lingering, but much better I think. It's amazing how a drastic change in the weather can drastically change a mood. So here's some questions to pass the day away:

1. What is your favorite reality show and why do you like it?
   
2. Which American TV family would you visit: the Patridge Family, the Brady Bunch, or the Addams Family?
   
3. What famous star deserves a hit televisions series, assuming he or she hasn't had one (maybe they've had a show, but it didn't last)?
   
4. You win one night with a famous celebrity, one who will do anything (and I mean ANYTHING) you ask. Who is it?
   
5. What three dead celebrities would you magically bring back (in a non-zombie way)?
   
6. What movie have you seen recently (at home or in the theaters) would you love to see become a TV series?
   
7. What reality show has overstayed its welcome?
   
8. What television series has overstayed its welcome?
   
9. Who would you say was the best "magical" lead, Jeanie (I Dream of Jeanie), Samantha (Bewitched), Nanny (Nanny and the Professor), Sabrina (Sabrina the Teenage Witch), or any other?
   
10. Who is the best TV animal, Salem Saberhagen (Sabrina the Teenage Witch), Mr. Ed, Buck (Married with Children), Duke (The Beverly Hillbillies), or other?

Comments

[anziulewicz.livejournal.com]

1: The only "Reality TV" show I have ever followed on a regular basis is The Next Food Network Star.
2: Oh, that's almost TOO easy. The Addams Family, natch. I adore them. They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky.
3: I've always rather admired Andie McDowell. I think she would do well in the right sitcom.
4: "Famous" is a rather subjective term, but if it had to be someone really famous ... James Gandolfini might be a good choice to go a roll in the hay with.
5: There are all sort of deceased celebrities that I wish we could have back. Paul Lynde was a very funny guy who had a tragically short life. Bob Keeshan ("Capt. Kangaroo") was a hero to kids of my generation. Gilda Radner and Madeline Khan, both extremely funny ladies who were claimed too soon by ovarian cancer. The list goes on and on.
6: District 9 could actually be expanded into a TV series with the right producers. In the wrong hands it could just be a knockoff of Alien Nation.
7: Just about every reality show on MTV has overstayed its welcome. Hell, MTV has overstayed its welcome.
8: There aren't really any big network TV shows that I follow on any kind of regular basis now that Battlestar Galactica is gone. I know Lost has its stubborn fan base, but REALLY, don't you think the producers are milking it for all it's worth?
9: There was something endearingly goofy about Jeannie that can still make me laugh. I know Endora (Agnes Moorehead) wasn't the lead on Bewitched, but she often stole the show.
10: FLIPPER!