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Looking for David Addison

Claudia Zelevansky | Posted 04.30.2013 | TV
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Claudia Zelevansky

David Addison was my most serious boyfriend of the fantasy variety. I had a warm-up flirtation with a few others -- namely Remington Steel, whom my mother loved and who was exceptionally handsome. I liked Alex P. Keaton, in all his sweet contrarian nature.

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Bigger Bang Theory: Replace Newly Syndicated Shows With Classics

Kris LoPresto | Posted 12.18.2011 | Entertainment
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Kris LoPresto

We used to be able to take solace in the fact that our favorite old shows were on Nick at Nite, but a quick Google search tells me that Nick at Nite airs That '70s Show, George Lopez and Friends nowadays. Oh, Bewitched, wherefore art thou?

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WATCH: Classic Family Feud Blooper

Posted 10.08.2011 | Comedy
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Someone just reposted this clip on YouTube and, boy, does it take us back. Remember when times were simpler; when you didn't know anything about debt ...

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'At The Movies' Canceled, Roger Ebert Moving On

Posted 05.25.2011 | Chicago
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"At The Movies," the show made famous by Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert, has been canceled. But with the end of the iconic film program could be a new be...

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