TV Binge Watch (Part 1)

Thread Games
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Wacky neighbors

  1. Kramer
  2. Mr. Furley
  3. Jerry Helper
  4. Howard Borden
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Wacky neighbors

  1. Kramer
  2. Mr. Furley
  3. Jerry Helper
  4. Howard Borden
  5. Ed Norton
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Wacky neighbors

  1. Kramer
  2. Mr. Furley
  3. Jerry Helper
  4. Howard Borden
  5. Ed Norton
  6. Lenny and Squiggy
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Wacky neighbors

  1. Kramer
  2. Mr. Furley
  3. Jerry Helper
  4. Howard Borden
  5. Ed Norton
  6. Lenny and Squiggy
  7. Steve Urkel
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Wacky neighbors

  1. Kramer
  2. Mr. Furley
  3. Jerry Helper
  4. Howard Borden
  5. Ed Norton
  6. Lenny and Squiggy
  7. Steve Urkel
  8. Rhoda Morgenstern
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Wacky neighbors

  1. Kramer
  2. Mr. Furley
  3. Jerry Helper
  4. Howard Borden
  5. Ed Norton
  6. Lenny and Squiggy
  7. Steve Urkel
  8. Rhoda Morgenstern
  9. Mr. Roper
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Wacky Neighbors

  1. Kramer
  2. Mr. Furley
  3. Jerry Helper
  4. Howard Borden
  5. Ed Norton
  6. Lenny and Squiggy
  7. Steve Urkel
  8. Rhoda Morgenstern
  9. Mr. Roper
  10. Gladys Kravitz
    Next: Well used television tropes
  11. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
  4. The on-again, off-again romance, with the couple finally ending up together.
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
  4. The on-again, off-again romance, with the couple finally ending up together.
  5. The long-lost brother, sister or cousin who the audience has never heard of before
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
  4. The on-again, off-again romance, with the couple finally ending up together.
  5. The long-lost brother, sister or cousin who the audience has never heard of before
  6. Low level employee has been telling his family he’s a big success. A family member is visiting. LLE confesses to his co-workers and they all agree to pretend they work for him.
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
  4. The on-again, off-again romance, with the couple finally ending up together.
  5. The long-lost brother, sister or cousin who the audience has never heard of before
  6. Low level employee has been telling his family he’s a big success. A family member is visiting. LLE confesses to his co-workers and they all agree to pretend they work for him.
  7. Flashback episode
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
  4. The on-again, off-again romance, with the couple finally ending up together.
  5. The long-lost brother, sister or cousin who the audience has never heard of before
  6. Low level employee has been telling his family he’s a big success. A family member is visiting. LLE confesses to his co-workers and they all agree to pretend they work for him.
  7. Flashback episode
  8. Token minority cast member
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
  4. The on-again, off-again romance, with the couple finally ending up together.
  5. The long-lost brother, sister or cousin who the audience has never heard of before
  6. Low level employee has been telling his family he’s a big success. A family member is visiting. LLE confesses to his co-workers and they all agree to pretend they work for him.
  7. Flashback episode
  8. Token minority cast member
  9. The reset button, no matter what happens in an episode, everything is back to normal by the end.
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Well used television tropes

  1. Hero needs to cut the correct wire to disarm the timebomb.
  2. Acceptable targets. It’s fun to unload on folks like country bumpkins or greedy Wall Street types
  3. clip shows
  4. The on-again, off-again romance, with the couple finally ending up together.
  5. The long-lost brother, sister or cousin who the audience has never heard of before
  6. Low level employee has been telling his family he’s a big success. A family member is visiting. LLE confesses to his co-workers and they all agree to pretend they work for him.
  7. Flashback episode
  8. Token minority cast member
  9. The reset button, no matter what happens in an episode, everything is back to normal by the end.
  10. A high schooler will end up with two dates to the dance, and has to get rid of one of them.

Notable newscasters:

  1. Walter Cronkite
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Notable newscasters:

  1. Walter Cronkite
  2. Edward R. Murrow
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Notable newscasters:

  1. Walter Cronkite
  2. Edward R. Murrow
  3. Barbra Walters
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Notable newscasters:

  1. Walter Cronkite
  2. Edward R. Murrow
  3. Barbra Walters
  4. David Brinkley
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Notable newscasters:

  1. Walter Cronkite
  2. Edward R. Murrow
  3. Barbra Walters
  4. Chet Huntley