I wouldn't rank it above WKRP either, but that's what makes horse races.

I watched the show again when it was on TV Land years ago. My then-teenage daughter hated it, especially the title. "'Good Times'? How can life in the projects be good?" I had to explain a little bit about irony. :)

True, the show (before JJ took over) wasn't always light, but it tackled some important topics of the day, and during the John Amos episodes, showed a strong family that may have been down, but they were never out.

Only #25??? The others better be REAL good.

WKRP is, if not wholly responsible, a huge influence on my decision to enter radio as a career. I found out quickly how true-to-life it really was, which made me love it all the more. I'm still in radio a quarter of a century later, and I still love WKRP.

The theatre nearest me is an 8-hour round trip. Any word yet on when a DVD will be available?

That ain't no Hedley. ;)

The Chinese version of Doctor Who is about a man who stays home and does what he's told.

Time travel requires imagination. If a Chinese subject (sorry, "comrade") were to use their imagination, they just might imagine a system much better than the tyranny under which they live.

To the Party, that is simply unacceptable.

Or Patti Ann Browne (aka "The Notorious PAB") in the leg chair.

My dad also developed FGS after he retired (Mom too, to a lesser degree). I hope they're never cured.

That's easy....to the left, everything is political, even interviews with teen pop stars.