TV Binge Watch (Part 3)

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
  8. Loki - Within the Time Variance Authority’s office

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
  8. Loki - Within the Time Variance Authority’s office
  9. The Gale Storm Show - A cruise ship (a '50s version of The Love Boat)

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
  8. Loki - Within the Time Variance Authority’s office
  9. The Gale Storm Show - A cruise ship (a '50s version of The Love Boat)
  10. The Love Boat - A cruise ship (a '70s verstion of The Love Boat)

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone
  4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone
  4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  5. Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone
  4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  5. Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
  6. American Horror Story

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone
  4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  5. Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
  6. American Horror Story
  7. Fargo (the HBO anthology series)

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone
  4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  5. Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
  6. American Horror Story
  7. Fargo (the HBO anthology series)
  8. Night Gallery

When the theme song says “an uncharted desert isle,” does it mean that people were there once and deserted it, or does it refer to its annual rainfall? Not a snark-- honestly asking, because I never knew when I listened to it.

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone
  4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  5. Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
  6. American Horror Story
  7. Fargo (the HBO anthology series)
  8. Night Gallery
  9. Circle of Fear
    one episode scared the crap out of me when I was six. took me 40 years to find it again, and was surprised at 1) the cheesiness and 2) the low production values. Not that scary, either. But shit, did it terrify me at six.

Not sure why you’re asking me, since SunUp posted it, but I’ll have a go. Desert in this somewhat archaic sense means an uninhabited, wild place and has nothing to do with the presence of fresh water. Uncharted, of course, just means it ain’t on the map.

Anthologies

  1. Love, American Style
  2. Black Mirror
  3. The Twilight Zone
  4. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  5. Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
  6. American Horror Story
  7. Fargo (the HBO anthology series)
  8. Night Gallery
  9. Circle of Fear
  10. Thriller

Hosted by Boris Karloff

Pass

Historical Figures

  1. Blackbeard, portrayed by Taika Waititi in Our Flag Means Death

Historical Figures

  1. Blackbeard, portrayed by Taika Waititi in Our Flag Means Death
  2. Wyatt Earp, portrayed by Hugh O’Brien, in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp

-“BB”-

Historical Figures

  1. Blackbeard, portrayed by Taika Waititi in Our Flag Means Death
  2. Wyatt Earp, portrayed by Hugh O’Brien, in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
  3. Doc Holliday, portrayed by Val Kilmer, in Tombstone

Pssst…this is a TV thread. :wink:

Hey, I’m just glad someone who knew the answer was asked!

Historical Figures

  1. Blackbeard, portrayed by Taika Waititi in Our Flag Means Death
  2. Wyatt Earp, portrayed by Hugh O’Brien, in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
  3. Ulysses S. Grant, portrayed by James Gregory or Roy Engle, in The Wild Wild West

Historical Figures

  1. Blackbeard, portrayed by Taika Waititi in Our Flag Means Death
  2. Wyatt Earp, portrayed by Hugh O’Brien, in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
  3. Ulysses S. Grant, portrayed by James Gregory or Roy Engle, in The Wild Wild West
  4. Vincent van Gogh, portrayed by Tony Curran in Doctor Who

Historical Figures

  1. Blackbeard, portrayed by Taika Waititi in Our Flag Means Death
  2. Wyatt Earp, portrayed by Hugh O’Brien, in The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
  3. Ulysses S. Grant, portrayed by James Gregory or Roy Engle, in The Wild Wild West
  4. Vincent van Gogh, portrayed by Tony Curran in Doctor Who
  5. Wild Bill Hickock, portrayed by Keith Carradine in Deadwood