TV Binge Watch (Part 2)

[Prof.Pepperwinkle]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo

[Skunkdog]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers

[ekedolphin]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers
4. Power Rangers Wild Force

[Elendil_s_Heir]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers
4. Power Rangers Wild Force
5. Power Rangers Jungle Fury

[Intergalactic_Gladiator]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers
4. Power Rangers Wild Force
5. Power Rangers Jungle Fury
6. Power Rangers Lost Galaxy

[ekedolphin]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers
4. Power Rangers Wild Force
5. Power Rangers Jungle Fury
6. Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
7. Power Rangers SPD

[Prof.Pepperwinkle]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers
4. Power Rangers Wild Force
5. Power Rangers Jungle Fury
6. Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
7. Power Rangers SPD
8. Power Rangers Ninja Storm

[ekedolphin]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers
4. Power Rangers Wild Force
5. Power Rangers Jungle Fury
6. Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
7. Power Rangers SPD
8. Power Rangers Ninja Storm
9. Power Rangers Megaforce

[RivkahChaya]

Seasons of Power Rangers

1. Power Rangers Zeo
2. Power Rangers Turbo
3. Power Rangers Beast Morphers
4. Power Rangers Wild Force
5. Power Rangers Jungle Fury
6. Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
7. Power Rangers SPD
8. Power Rangers Ninja Storm
9. Power Rangers Megaforce
10. Power Rangers in Space

NEXT: Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.

[Bicycle_Bill]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previouhs sly.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”

-“BB”-

[knoodler]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previouhs sly.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, "The Bob Newhart Show.

[Elendil_s_Heir]

We had a similar category not long ago, didn’t we?

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, The Bob Newhart Show.
4. T.J. Hooker - Leonard Nimoy made a guest appearance on William Shatner’s cop show; they’d both been in a relatively obscure mid-Sixties sf show.

[kenobi_65]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, The Bob Newhart Show.
4. T.J. Hooker - Leonard Nimoy made a guest appearance on William Shatner’s cop show; they’d both been in a relatively obscure mid-Sixties sf show.
5. Castle - Starring Nathan Fillion, who played Mal Reynolds on Firefly; Adam Baldwin, who had played Jayne Cobb on that show, appeared in two episodes of Castle as a police detective.

[dirtball]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, The Bob Newhart Show.
4. T.J. Hooker - Leonard Nimoy made a guest appearance on William Shatner’s cop show; they’d both been in a relatively obscure mid-Sixties sf show.
5. Castle - Starring Nathan Fillion, who played Mal Reynolds on Firefly; Adam Baldwin, who had played Jayne Cobb on that show, appeared in two episodes of Castle as a police detective.
6. The Mindy Project: Mindy Kaling and B. J. Novak appeared together as coworkers in The Office. Later, Novak appeared for a few episodes as one of Mindy’s boyfriends on The Mindy Project.

[Rebo]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, The Bob Newhart Show.
4. T.J. Hooker - Leonard Nimoy made a guest appearance on William Shatner’s cop show; they’d both been in a relatively obscure mid-Sixties sf show.
5. Castle - Starring Nathan Fillion, who played Mal Reynolds on Firefly; Adam Baldwin, who had played Jayne Cobb on that show, appeared in two episodes of Castle as a police detective.
6. The Mindy Project: Mindy Kaling and B. J. Novak appeared together as coworkers in The Office. Later, Novak appeared for a few episodes as one of Mindy’s boyfriends on The Mindy Project.
7. The Middle: Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton played a married couple on Everybody Loves Raymond, and Ray guest-starred on Heaton’s show.

[Intergalactic_Gladiator]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, The Bob Newhart Show.
4. T.J. Hooker - Leonard Nimoy made a guest appearance on William Shatner’s cop show; they’d both been in a relatively obscure mid-Sixties sf show.
5. Castle - Starring Nathan Fillion, who played Mal Reynolds on Firefly; Adam Baldwin, who had played Jayne Cobb on that show, appeared in two episodes of Castle as a police detective.
6. The Mindy Project: Mindy Kaling and B. J. Novak appeared together as coworkers in The Office. Later, Novak appeared for a few episodes as one of Mindy’s boyfriends on The Mindy Project.
7. The Middle: Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton played a married couple on Everybody Loves Raymond, and Ray guest-starred on Heaton’s show.
8. Cougar Town: Starring Courtney Cox, actors Lisa Kudrow, Jennifer Anniston, and Matthew Perry all had appearances visiting one of their fellow Friends.

[Knowed_Out]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, The Bob Newhart Show.
4. T.J. Hooker - Leonard Nimoy made a guest appearance on William Shatner’s cop show; they’d both been in a relatively obscure mid-Sixties sf show.
5. Castle - Starring Nathan Fillion, who played Mal Reynolds on Firefly; Adam Baldwin, who had played Jayne Cobb on that show, appeared in two episodes of Castle as a police detective.
6. The Mindy Project: Mindy Kaling and B. J. Novak appeared together as coworkers in The Office. Later, Novak appeared for a few episodes as one of Mindy’s boyfriends on The Mindy Project.
7. The Middle: Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton played a married couple on Everybody Loves Raymond, and Ray guest-starred on Heaton’s show.
8. Cougar Town: Starring Courtney Cox, actors Lisa Kudrow, Jennifer Anniston, and Matthew Perry all had appearances visiting one of their fellow Friends.
9. The John Laroquette Show had appearances from Laroquette’s Night Court co-stars Harry Anderson, Charles Robinson, and Marsha Warfield.

[Gr8Kat]

Shows that reunited a star with a co-star from a previous series (brief, or long, makes no difference, but the old co-star must actually appear, not just be mentioned)

1. Judging Amy: Sharon Gless makes a 1-episode cameo, reuniting her with series regular Tyne Daly. They co-starred in Cagney & Lacey previously.
2. The Good Guys: This CBS show from the late 1960s, which starred Bob Denver, brought his former Gilligan’s Island co-star Alan Hale Jr. on board for three episodes. Jim Backus joined these two in one of those episodes, and the writers slipped in a gag that has Backus asking Denver and Hale, “Haven’t I seen you two before on an island somewhere?”
3. Newhart: Bob Newhart plays an innkeeper, who briefly meets up with Suzanne Pleshette, who played his wife in his previous series, The Bob Newhart Show.
4. T.J. Hooker - Leonard Nimoy made a guest appearance on William Shatner’s cop show; they’d both been in a relatively obscure mid-Sixties sf show.
5. Castle - Starring Nathan Fillion, who played Mal Reynolds on Firefly; Adam Baldwin, who had played Jayne Cobb on that show, appeared in two episodes of Castle as a police detective.
6. The Mindy Project: Mindy Kaling and B. J. Novak appeared together as coworkers in The Office. Later, Novak appeared for a few episodes as one of Mindy’s boyfriends on The Mindy Project.
7. The Middle: Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton played a married couple on Everybody Loves Raymond, and Ray guest-starred on Heaton’s show.
8. Cougar Town: Starring Courtney Cox, actors Lisa Kudrow, Jennifer Anniston, and Matthew Perry all had appearances visiting one of their fellow Friends.
9. The John Laroquette Show had appearances from Laroquette’s Night Court co-stars Harry Anderson, Charles Robinson, and Marsha Warfield.
10. The Big Bang Theory Johnny Galecki and Sara Gilbert, who played boyfriend and girlfriend in Roseanne, play rival physicists.

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[kenobi_65]

Television Series Featuring Modern-Day Astronauts (i.e., no futuristic space explorers)

1. I Dream of Jeannie - Majors Anthony Nelson and Roger Healey

[Spoons]

Television Series Featuring Modern-Day Astronauts (i.e., no futuristic space explorers)

1. I Dream of Jeannie - Majors Anthony Nelson and Roger Healey
2. It’s About Time - Mac McKenzie and Hector Canfield

A fictional show, but “Mac” and “Hec” were in the Gemini space program.