RLSH700

In case I didn't make myself clear, which I do have an issue with at times, this is about the classic model. They were talking about how the Barracuda was there from the beginning with the Mustang, then that Dodge got the Challenger, the popularity and sucess of the two. A little history behind the HEMI big-block and how it produced more than 500 hp on the dyno. How the Challenger and Cuda with the HEMI was really tough competitor. Then they told about how those two muscle cars were killed no thanks to emission standards, high insurance company rates, and jumping fuel prices.

This was episode was made back in 2003. It was definetly worth watching, but they don't have enough episodes like that to make it worth buying the whole extra channel. I just have this because it comes with my room. You can order these individual episodes on DVD if you want it. They interviewed a few people who had them. The name of the show is "The American Muscle Car." They have these episodes on about once a week at about 12:00 a.m.

Pardon me if I got a little too excited, but I haven't had cable for that long and TV has gone down hill so far in my opinion that if anything good is on, then I'm excited.

TechmanBD

There are other shows that I like on HBO. I use to like Sopranos, but this season it is CRAP. I still watch just to see how it ends since Ihave watched it from the beginning basically. Also love Deadwood. And a friend told us about a sitcom on HBO called Lucky Louie. That is a funny show so far. Only 2 episodes so we will see if it can keep on going.

Also some british shows on BBCA. Love the British Humor. Litttle Britain is a skit show. Man that is some funny sh%$. Unfortunatley they only did 3 seasons because the 2 main guys, from what I heard, didn't want to go on with it.

71CHALLENGER

USED TO LOVE THE DUKES OF HAZZARD, HAD A BLUE 70 CHARGER BACK IN 1979,
ALWAYS WNTED TO CLONE IT TO THE DUKES CAR,BUT NEVER GOT AROUND TO IT.THOUGH
SOLD IT IN 1981 FOR A WHOPPING 250.00......... STILL KICKING MY SELF IN THE BUTT
FOR THAT ONE EVEN TODAY. ANYWAY MY THREE YEAR OLD SON GOT A TEN PACK DVD
VIDEO SET FOR HIS BIRTHDAY IN JANUARY. I THINK I WATCHED MOST OF THEM ALREADY
BRRINGS BACK SOME MEMORIES. SO THIS WAS A GOOD QUESTION. THANKS, DAVE
71 CHALLY

RLSH700

Has the BBCA ever broadcast episodes of a show called Red Dwarf? My family has seasons 1-6. I also like British comedies (espically Monty Python).

Jeremiah 29:11

One of my favorite "Back in the Day" tv shows was the original Star Trek series. I liked that 3 year running, 76 or so episodes tv show and saw all of them
when they first aired. What is interesting is that it aired in 1966-1969 and the first Apollo Moon walk wasn't until July 21 1969.

Interesting history.

Paladin06

"24" hands down!!

RLSH700

Well that is a little before my time, but I'll take your word for it.

Jeremiah 29:11

Sure but you can watch all of the episodes all of the episodes on the SCI FI Channel and not miss one.

You get to watch William Shatner "over act because the set props were so poor".

Enjoy!

RLSH700

If I get the extra time (a major if with my schedule) I will watch it.