Classic TV Questionnaire

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I thought since I really enjoyed the Old Hollywood questionnaire I thought I'd do one on classic TV. This questionnaire also has 20 questions. 



1.) What was the first classic TV show that got you into this?
         The Brady Bunch

 2.) What is your favorite classic TV show?
        The Mary Tyler Moore Show

 3.) Who is your favorite classic TV actress? 
         Mary Tyler Moore

 4.) Who is your favorite classic TV actor?
          Dick Van Dyke

 5.) What is your favorite TV theme song? 
          Bewitched 

 6.) What is your favorite genre?
         Comedy

7.) Name 4 other classic shows you like:
    - The Dick Van Dyke Show
    - The Facts of Life
     - Bewitched
     -  Three's Company 

 8.) What classic TV show do you think is underrated?
       The Patty Duke Show

 9.) Is there a classic star you think is underrated?
        Gilda Radner, if she counts. 

 10.) Is there a show everyone loves but you can't get into?
          I Love Lucy 

 11.) Is there a classic TV star you think is overrated? 
       Okay, overrated is a not the word I'd use but I personally feel Lucille Ball gets way more attention than any other comedian or female comedy star and there's so many other talented funny women past and present. It's just a shame they go to her and not say, Gilda Radner. 

 12.) Is there a classic show you'd like to see revisited or remade?
        I'm not sure. Sometimes these shows are best left as is. 

 13.) Do you have a favorite variety show? 
         Saturday Night Live the first five years. 

 14.) In your opinion what decade was the best for TV?
             The 1970's 

 15.) Name five classic TV stars you'd invite to dinner:
        - Mary Tyler Moore
        - Dick Van Dyke
        -  Gilda Radner
        - John Ritter (if he counts)
         - Betty White 

 16.) In what classic sitcom would you like to live in?
         The Mary Tyler Moore Show

 17.) Who is your favorite classic TV character? 
             Rhoda Morgenstern

 18.) Who is your favorite fictional TV couple?
           Rob and Laura Petrie

 19.) Who are your favorite TV friendships?
         Mary & Rhoda (The Mary Tyler Moore Show) and Blair & Jo (The Facts of Life) 

 20.) Laura Petrie or Mary Richards?
           Mary Richards
         

Until Next Time,
Ashley A. 

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