TV Binge Watch (Part 2)

Thread Games
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Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
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Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. The Batmobile - Batman
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Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. The Batmobile - Batman
  5. Speed Racer - The Mach 5
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Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. The Batmobile - Batman
  5. Speed Racer - The Mach 5
  6. Supercar - it can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere
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Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. Batman - The Batmobile
  5. Speed Racer - The Mach 5
  6. Supercar - it can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere
  7. Adam-12 - the title is the call sign of the car the stars ride in

(housekeeping)

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According to the ‘Word of God’ (the LAPD), the full call sign was “1 Adam 12”, where the first digit ‘1’ referred to Division (1 = Central Division);
‘Adam’ referred to the type of unit – in this case, an ‘A’ unit was a two-man vehicle;
and the ‘12’ referred to the assigned beat/patrol area (although the three-digit ID number on the roof of the vehicle was ‘012’, this had no bearing on the call sign)

In play:

Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. Batman - The Batmobile
  5. Speed Racer - The Mach 5
  6. Supercar - it can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere
  7. Adam-12 - the title is the call sign of the car the stars ride in
  8. Starsky and Hutch – ‘Zebra Three’, a/k/a ‘The Striped Tomato’ … Starsky’s 1975 Ford Gran Torino

-“BB”-

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Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. Batman - The Batmobile
  5. Speed Racer - The Mach 5
  6. Supercar - it can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere
  7. Adam-12 - the title is the call sign of the car the stars ride in
  8. Starsky and Hutch – ‘Zebra Three’, a/k/a ‘The Striped Tomato’ … Starsky’s 1975 Ford Gran Torino
  9. Viper - Dodge Viper RT/10 roadster
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Good point.

The police cars used in the series were central to the show; Webb “wanted the vehicle itself to be considered a character”.[6] As patrol officers, Malloy and Reed spent much of their time in their cruiser, and their time driving on patrol or responding to a call was central to most episodes.

“1-Adam-12” is an LAPD callsign that is a combination of three elements: the unit’s patrol division, the type of patrol unit, and the daily assigned reporting district.

Back to the game:

Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. Batman - The Batmobile
  5. Speed Racer - The Mach 5
  6. Supercar - it can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere
  7. Adam-12 - the title is the call sign of the car the stars ride in
  8. Starsky and Hutch – ‘Zebra Three’, a/k/a ‘The Striped Tomato’ … Starsky’s 1975 Ford Gran Torino
  9. Viper - Dodge Viper RT/10 roadster
1129

Where the car is the star (Or is a central part of the show)

  1. Knight Rider - KITT
  2. The Dukes of Hazzard – The General Lee (1969 Dodge Charger)
  3. My Mother the Car - a 1928 Porter, a.k.a. Gladys Crabtree, the mother
  4. Batman - The Batmobile
  5. Speed Racer - The Mach 5
  6. Supercar - it can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere
  7. Adam-12 - the title is the call sign of the car the stars ride in
  8. Starsky and Hutch – ‘Zebra Three’, a/k/a ‘The Striped Tomato’ … Starsky’s 1975 Ford Gran Torino
  9. Viper - Dodge Viper RT/10 roadster
  10. Wonderbug - part of The Krofft Supershow about a beat up dune buggy that transforms into Wonderbug - a total rip-off of Herbie.

Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
  4. Gidget – Sally Field

-“BB”-

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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
  4. Gidget – Sally Field
  5. Centennial - George Clooney
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
  4. Gidget – Sally Field
  5. Centennial - George Clooney
  6. Gunsmoke - Burt Reynolds
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
  4. Gidget – Sally Field
  5. Centennial - George Clooney
  6. Gunsmoke - Burt Reynolds
  7. Happy Days - Robin Williams
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
  4. Gidget – Sally Field
  5. Centennial - George Clooney
  6. Gunsmoke - Burt Reynolds
  7. Happy Days - Robin Williams
  8. Roseanne - George Clooney
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
  4. Gidget – Sally Field
  5. Centennial - George Clooney
  6. Gunsmoke - Burt Reynolds
  7. Happy Days - Robin Williams
  8. Roseanne - George Clooney
  9. Facts of Life - Molly Ringwald
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Early shows of people who became stars

  1. The Duck Factory - Jim Carrey
  2. Bosom Buddies - Tom Hanks
  3. Rawhide - Clint Eastwood
  4. Gidget – Sally Field
  5. Centennial - George Clooney
  6. Gunsmoke - Burt Reynolds
  7. Happy Days - Robin Williams
  8. Roseanne - George Clooney
  9. Facts of Life - Molly Ringwald
  10. 21 Jump Street - Johnny Depp

Pass.

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Worst. Talk Show. Ever.

  1. The Magic Hour

Magic Johnson’s talk show, lasted one season.

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Worst. Talk Show. Ever.

  1. The Magic Hour
  2. The Chevy Chase Show