I realize that we are not supposed to discuss Mod action...but
Has this one been done before?

Whassa da matter fo' you? (Said in a heavy inner-city Chicago middle-aged eastern-European accent). How is it going today, my man? Just wondered. Hard to believe that I could get all of the way to Rochester, MN and back in one day, eh?

With Tige Andrews as The Moderator. Or Karl Malden from the Streets of SF for that matter? How about Marcus Welby, MD, with Robert Young, or Medical Center, with Dr. Braddock? Say, what ever happened to Room 222?

Mark

OK, if the title of this post was meant to put my heart in my mouth, you succeeded!

I remember watching this as a young girl and having such a crush on Link. I could never say so though or my father would have had a stroke. Thanks for the laugh before I go nite nite!

lol! I was expecting mods and rockers! heh

Oh...so ROB can't say MODS on a day such as THIS without a fear-based reaction???

There would have and adjective with that noun if I really wanted to cause a ruckus.

BTW: Does anyone else think that Julie (of the Mod Squad) acted like she was always whacked-out on drugs?

Let's not forget Michael Constantine and Karen Valantine

Don't you love American Style?

Got to stop here now. These were all shows from "those days."

I remember back when we were kids when we always used to howl like dogs when the sirens came on down at Station 51. Or remember One Adam-12, with Martin Milner!!! Nothing like a good old episode of Banacek. Another good one: Jack Lord in Hawaii 5-0. Who would have ever guessed that it would have become popular slang down in the city so many years later? Or whatever happened to The Rookies, another show that became popular slang?

Going back a little bit more remember Time Tunnel, Rat Patrol with Vic Morrow, or Ernest Borgnine in the old PT Boat show?

Oh Jesus, where will it end?

Mark

Memory lane. "Book 'em Dano." My favorite was "Lost in Space."

Uh, Oh: We forgot Mike Connors in Mannix. And you're right, Michael Constantine would make another good candidate for the position.

"Warning, warning Will Robinson", the tin-plated robot said to a much younger Billy Mumy, as the robot's gas station exhaust hose arms went up and down, and the light flashed from within the fishbowl that they made his head out of. Special effects have certainly come a long way since the 1960s. Remember that episode where the robot got really big, like in the Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, and Will and Dr. Smith were crawling around inside it?

TM

I always though Alice from the Brady Bunch would've
made a great moderator ...
She always knew when to step in to keep the kiddies
from each others throats, knew when an issue was to
big for her to handle and passed it on up ...
and she had cookies !!!

What would've the Brady's done without her LOL