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Chuck2
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Luly @ Mon Jul 03, 2006 10:07 pm wrote: :wave: :wave: Ooooh, all the Bradyholics are coming outta the woodwork!! :wave: :wave: At least you didn't say "coming out of the closet".
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Odie
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Then there was the different hair styles of Florence Henderson. She started out very conservative and then towards the end had that sassy flip in the back thing. LOL
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Luly
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Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 7:13 pm |
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Who was your fave TV Mom? Mine was Mrs. C...you know on Happy Days. She was a hoot...and always "frisky",  . _________________ 
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Luly
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Odie @ Mon Jul 03, 2006 10:11 pm wrote: Then there was the different hair styles of Florence Henderson. She started out very conservative and then towards the end had that sassy flip in the back thing. LOL
I wanted that hairstyle!!! My mom let me have my wish and cut my hair in that long shag when I was 13. Wish I still had pics of it. _________________
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Sheree
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Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 7:18 pm |
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Oooh... my favorite Mom would have to be Peggy on 'Married With Children'.. :worship:
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Chuck2
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Sheree @ Mon Jul 03, 2006 10:18 pm wrote: Oooh... my favorite Mom would have to be Peggy on 'Married With Children'.. :worship: Oh yes. She had some really good...
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Odie
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I was trying to imagine having Maude as a mother. Then my head started hurting.
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Shunn
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The best father on television was either Robert Young in "Father knows best, Michael Landon in "Little House on the Prairie", Ward Cleaver or maybe Homer Simpson (Doh!)
I would have liked to see June Cleaver say, "Ward, the Beaver needs a good licking!" :yes:
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Luly
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LOL LOL !!! _________________
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MsFit
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Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 10:40 am |
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....i'd say cliff huxtable would be the bestest dad
...best mom would be lorelai gilmore...
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MsFit @ Tue Jul 04, 2006 12:40 pm wrote:
...best mom would be lorelai gilmore...
as well as the hottest!
but i really think peter griffin is the best dad. i mean, he's the real idiot we see our dads for!
seriously fred macmurray from my three sons was the best dad. c'mon! a single dad raising three boys AND dealing with uncle charlie? it's a wonder he didn't go on a shooting rampage! _________________ All work and no play make Homer something something
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Sheree
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MsFit @ Tue Jul 04, 2006 11:40 am wrote: ....i'd say cliff huxtable would be the bestest dad
...best mom would be lorelai gilmore...
Well.... I know exactly who you are now! :wave: :mrgreen:
Hottest dad would be Tony Danza. 'Who's The Boss'... hubba! :dancin:
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AtM @ Mon Jul 03, 2006 9:08 pm wrote: Luly @ Mon Jul 03, 2006 10:07 pm wrote: :wave: :wave: Ooooh, all the Bradyholics are coming outta the woodwork!! :wave: :wave: At least you didn't say "coming out of the closet".  really hard to not put in a Robert Reed AIDS joke.
Is 20 yrs ago considered Old School that would be Homer Simpson, but before that I've got to go with Archie Bunker or Fred G Sanford.
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Steven Kaplan
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I always wanted a father like Al Bundy.
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Chuck2
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Chuck Conners, sure he was a little uptight. At least you knew where he was coming from.
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Wow. Chuck Conners. Great one. He really did have a great relationship with his son in that one. You may be on to the best sleeper answer there is. He may have been right up there. I would still take Michael Landon though. He was Mr Wonderful in that show. Maybe not the most real Dad but maybe the ideal.
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Jeffieoke @ Wed Jul 05, 2006 5:14 am wrote: Wow. Chuck Conners. Great one. He really did have a great relationship with his son in that one. You may be on to the best sleeper answer there is. He may have been right up there. I would still take Michael Landon though. He was Mr Wonderful in that show. Maybe not the most real Dad but maybe the ideal. George Reeves. When he played superman his character had no children but he treated all of the supporting characters like kids.
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Steven Kaplan
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I'm surprised nobody has thought of Homer Simpson yet
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brian keith (uncle bill from family affair)...being handed two kids after a lifetime of bachelor hood!!
best mom...rhea perlman (carla tortelli from cheers)...short, feisty and very superstitious
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Chuck2
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phatrat @ Mon Jul 10, 2006 3:42 pm wrote: brian keith (uncle bill from family affair)...being handed two kids after a lifetime of bachelor hood!!
best mom...rhea perlman (carla tortelli from cheers)...short, feisty and very superstitious I agree with Brian Keith. I mean Rich. Well, you know what I mean. I'm not very mean at all.
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