TV Binge Watch (Part 3)

Kids Going Off To College

  1. “Schooled,” S4E2 of Modern Family - Haley leaves for college and the younger siblings stay home while Phil & Claire drive her off. Luke is wearing a mask because he doesn’t want Haley to know he’s crying.
  2. “Weird Science,” S5E1 of The Goldbergs - Erica is moving into college but her mom is ready to leave her and spends the night.
  3. “Robbie, the College Man” S6E20 of My Three Sons - Robbie moves out of the house to live in a dorm instead of commuting. A lousy job, no time for study, and roommate trouble ensure that comedic misery follows.
  4. “Food for Thought” S4E2 of The Cosby Show - Denise Huxtable heads off for her freshman year at Hillman college, where she eventually spun off her own show (A Different World) for her sophomore year.
  5. “Bye, Bye, Blackball” S5E11 of Happy Days - Richie, Ralph and Potsie endure the harassment of “hell week” to prove themselves worthy to enter their college fraternity, Phi Kappa Nu.
  6. “The Lorelais’ First Day at Yale,” S4E2 of Gilmore Girls - Lorelai helps her daughter Rory move into her dorm at Yale.
  7. “Gap Year,” S5E1 of Black*ish - The family drops Junior off at Howard University, then spend a few days seeing what’s going on in DC. When they get back home, there’s Junior! “I wasn’t feelin’ college,” he said.
  8. “Prototype,” S1E1 of Undeclared - Steven’s first day in college, meets his roommates, has a one night stand with Lizzie, and his father shows up at the floor party and announces that he is getting a divorce.

Kids Going Off To College

  1. “Schooled,” S4E2 of Modern Family - Haley leaves for college and the younger siblings stay home while Phil & Claire drive her off. Luke is wearing a mask because he doesn’t want Haley to know he’s crying.
  2. “Weird Science,” S5E1 of The Goldbergs - Erica is moving into college but her mom is ready to leave her and spends the night.
  3. “Robbie, the College Man” S6E20 of My Three Sons - Robbie moves out of the house to live in a dorm instead of commuting. A lousy job, no time for study, and roommate trouble ensure that comedic misery follows.
  4. “Food for Thought” S4E2 of The Cosby Show - Denise Huxtable heads off for her freshman year at Hillman college, where she eventually spun off her own show (A Different World) for her sophomore year.
  5. “Bye, Bye, Blackball” S5E11 of Happy Days - Richie, Ralph and Potsie endure the harassment of “hell week” to prove themselves worthy to enter their college fraternity, Phi Kappa Nu.
  6. “The Lorelais’ First Day at Yale,” S4E2 of Gilmore Girls - Lorelai helps her daughter Rory move into her dorm at Yale.
  7. “Gap Year,” S5E1 of Black*ish - The family drops Junior off at Howard University, then spend a few days seeing what’s going on in DC. When they get back home, there’s Junior! “I wasn’t feelin’ college,” he said.
  8. “Prototype,” S1E1 of Undeclared - Steven’s first day in college, meets his roommates, has a one night stand with Lizzie, and his father shows up at the floor party and announces that he is getting a divorce.
  9. “Freshman Orientation and the Inventor of the Zipper” S4E6 of Young Sheldon - First day of college doesn’t go well for Sheldon, who has a series of minor mishaps, but goes better for his mother who is mistaken for a college student and invited to a party.

Kids Going Off To College

  1. “Schooled,” S4E2 of Modern Family - Haley leaves for college and the younger siblings stay home while Phil & Claire drive her off. Luke is wearing a mask because he doesn’t want Haley to know he’s crying.
  2. “Weird Science,” S5E1 of The Goldbergs - Erica is moving into college but her mom is ready to leave her and spends the night.
  3. “Robbie, the College Man” S6E20 of My Three Sons - Robbie moves out of the house to live in a dorm instead of commuting. A lousy job, no time for study, and roommate trouble ensure that comedic misery follows.
  4. “Food for Thought” S4E2 of The Cosby Show - Denise Huxtable heads off for her freshman year at Hillman college, where she eventually spun off her own show (A Different World) for her sophomore year.
  5. “Bye, Bye, Blackball” S5E11 of Happy Days - Richie, Ralph and Potsie endure the harassment of “hell week” to prove themselves worthy to enter their college fraternity, Phi Kappa Nu.
  6. “The Lorelais’ First Day at Yale,” S4E2 of Gilmore Girls - Lorelai helps her daughter Rory move into her dorm at Yale.
  7. “Gap Year,” S5E1 of Black*ish - The family drops Junior off at Howard University, then spend a few days seeing what’s going on in DC. When they get back home, there’s Junior! “I wasn’t feelin’ college,” he said.
  8. “Prototype,” S1E1 of Undeclared - Steven’s first day in college, meets his roommates, has a one night stand with Lizzie, and his father shows up at the floor party and announces that he is getting a divorce.
  9. “Freshman Orientation and the Inventor of the Zipper” S4E6 of Young Sheldon - First day of college doesn’t go well for Sheldon, who has a series of minor mishaps, but goes better for his mother who is mistaken for a college student and invited to a party.
  10. “The Dop-Off” S5E2 of The Middle - A 45-minute drive from Orson to Gumford to drop Axl off at Indiana State turns into a lengthy comedy of errors as the Heck family keep getting into shenanigans.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, who’s real name and home country is never revealed.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.
  4. Frasier – Daphne Moon, the therapist for Frasier’s dad, is from Manchester, England

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Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.
  4. Frasier – Daphne Moon, the therapist for Frasier’s dad, is from Manchester, England
  5. Get Smart - The CONTROL agents are (almost) all Americans who interact with many foreign KAOS agents. Most notable are Germans Siegfried and his assistant and The Claw (not the Craw!) who is generic East Asian.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.
  4. Frasier – Daphne Moon, the therapist for Frasier’s dad, is from Manchester, England
  5. Get Smart - The CONTROL agents are (almost) all Americans who interact with many foreign KAOS agents. Most notable are Germans Siegfried and his assistant and The Claw (not the Craw!) who is generic East Asian.
  6. The Good Place - Of the four main human characters, Eleanor Shellstrop was from Phoenix, Jason Mendoza was from Jacksonville, Chidi Anagonye was born in Nigeria and raised in Senegal, and Tahani Al-Jamil was born in Pakistan and raised in England.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.
  4. Frasier – Daphne Moon, the therapist for Frasier’s dad, is from Manchester, England
  5. Get Smart - The CONTROL agents are (almost) all Americans who interact with many foreign KAOS agents. Most notable are Germans Siegfried and his assistant and The Claw (not the Craw!) who is generic East Asian.
  6. The Good Place - Of the four main human characters, Eleanor Shellstrop was from Phoenix, Jason Mendoza was from Jacksonville, Chidi Anagonye was born in Nigeria and raised in Senegal, and Tahani Al-Jamil was born in Pakistan and raised in England.
  7. Hogan’s Heroes - The POWs were from the US, England, France, and maybe some other Allied countries I’m not thinking of offhand. And the guards and officers running the camp were German.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.
  4. Frasier – Daphne Moon, the therapist for Frasier’s dad, is from Manchester, England
  5. Get Smart - The CONTROL agents are (almost) all Americans who interact with many foreign KAOS agents. Most notable are Germans Siegfried and his assistant and The Claw (not the Craw!) who is generic East Asian.
  6. The Good Place - Of the four main human characters, Eleanor Shellstrop was from Phoenix, Jason Mendoza was from Jacksonville, Chidi Anagonye was born in Nigeria and raised in Senegal, and Tahani Al-Jamil was born in Pakistan and raised in England.
  7. Hogan’s Heroes - The POWs were from the US, England, France, and maybe some other Allied countries I’m not thinking of offhand. And the guards and officers running the camp were German.
  8. Lost- Jack Shephard, Kate Austen, Sawyer, and Hurley were Americans, but Sayid Jarrah (Iraqi), Charlie Pace (British), and Jin-Soo Kwon and Sun-Hwa Kwon (Korean) were not.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.
  4. Frasier – Daphne Moon, the therapist for Frasier’s dad, is from Manchester, England
  5. Get Smart - The CONTROL agents are (almost) all Americans who interact with many foreign KAOS agents. Most notable are Germans Siegfried and his assistant and The Claw (not the Craw!) who is generic East Asian.
  6. The Good Place - Of the four main human characters, Eleanor Shellstrop was from Phoenix, Jason Mendoza was from Jacksonville, Chidi Anagonye was born in Nigeria and raised in Senegal, and Tahani Al-Jamil was born in Pakistan and raised in England.
  7. Hogan’s Heroes - The POWs were from the US, England, France, and maybe some other Allied countries I’m not thinking of offhand. And the guards and officers running the camp were German.
  8. Lost- Jack Shephard, Kate Austen, Sawyer, and Hurley were Americans, but Sayid Jarrah (Iraqi), Charlie Pace (British), and Jin-Soo Kwon and Sun-Hwa Kwon (Korean) were not.
  9. NewsRadio - Takes place at a radio station in NYC where everyone is American until gasp! it’s determined that Dave is actually from Canada.

Shows with American characters and one or more non-American characters.

  1. The Big Bang Theory - Raj Koothrappali, Indian in town on a workers’ visa or something.
  2. That 70s Show - Fez, a Foreign Exchange Student, whose real name and home country is never revealed.
  3. Star Trek - Captain Kirk is from Iowa, Lieutenant Sulu is from San Francisco, and Nurse Chapel is from Ohio; Lieutenant Uhura is from Kenya, Chekov is from Russia, and Scotty is from Scotland.
  4. Frasier – Daphne Moon, the therapist for Frasier’s dad, is from Manchester, England
  5. Get Smart - The CONTROL agents are (almost) all Americans who interact with many foreign KAOS agents. Most notable are Germans Siegfried and his assistant and The Claw (not the Craw!) who is generic East Asian.
  6. The Good Place - Of the four main human characters, Eleanor Shellstrop was from Phoenix, Jason Mendoza was from Jacksonville, Chidi Anagonye was born in Nigeria and raised in Senegal, and Tahani Al-Jamil was born in Pakistan and raised in England.
  7. Hogan’s Heroes - The POWs were from the US, England, France, and maybe some other Allied countries I’m not thinking of offhand. And the guards and officers running the camp were German.
  8. Lost- Jack Shephard, Kate Austen, Sawyer, and Hurley were Americans, but Sayid Jarrah (Iraqi), Charlie Pace (British), and Jin-Soo Kwon and Sun-Hwa Kwon (Korean) were not.
  9. NewsRadio - Takes place at a radio station in NYC where everyone is American until gasp! it’s determined that Dave is actually from Canada.
  10. I Love Lucy - co-star Desi Arnaz is Cuban born.

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Sitcoms set in an unusual location

  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp

Sitcoms set in an unusual location

  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp
  2. Gilligan’s Island - A deserted Pacific island

Sitcoms set in an unusual location

  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp
  2. Gilligan’s Island - A deserted Pacific island
  3. Sanford and Son - A junkyard

Sitcoms set in an unusual location

  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp
  2. Gilligan’s Island - A deserted Pacific island
  3. Sanford and Son - A junkyard
  4. Quark - a space garbage scow
  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp
  2. Gilligan’s Island - A deserted Pacific island
  3. Sanford and Son - A junkyard
  4. Quark - a space garbage scow
  5. HR Pufnstuf - set in someone’s acid trip

Sitcoms set in an unusual location

  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp
  2. Gilligan’s Island - A deserted Pacific island
  3. Sanford and Son - A junkyard
  4. Quark - a space garbage scow
  5. Stuart Fails to Save the Universe - alternate dimensions

Sitcoms set in an unusual location

  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp
  2. Gilligan’s Island - A deserted Pacific island
  3. Sanford and Son - A junkyard
  4. Quark - a space garbage scow
  5. Stuart Fails to Save the Universe - alternate dimensions
  6. Blackfly - a British fort in colonial Canada

Sitcoms set in an unusual location

  1. Hogan’s Heroes - A WWII German POW camp
  2. Gilligan’s Island - A deserted Pacific island
  3. Sanford and Son - A junkyard
  4. Quark - a space garbage scow
  5. HR Pufnstuf - set in someone’s acid trip
  6. Stuart Fails to Save the Universe - alternate dimensions
  7. Blackfly - a British fort in colonial Canada

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