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Old 04-08-2010, 06:51 PM #1
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My daughter and I were joking about starting up a "Sick in Bed" Channel, with the kinds of shows you'd watch if you were sick in bed.

We both agreed that we're apt to watch certain kinds of shows (or AVOID certain kinds) if we're sick in bed.

We also agreed that, realistically, we wouldn't all watch the same shows.

So. If you were putting together a "Sick in Bed" channel, what shows would you put on it?
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To the Oldbies - remember watching I Love Lucy, Lucy, Lucille Ball Show, etc. Old movies on 9 and 11 (Fox and ?), The Million Dollar movie.
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animated movies. Shrek, Tales of desperaux, Golden compass...that kind of idea. Stuff that you have seen before and love, but wont miss out if you nod off.
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Definitely Marx Bros. movies...and Rocky and Bullwinkle...and lots of comedies and chick flicks.
I remember that Norman Cousins had written a book about how he was healed from a very serious illness by watching funny movies...the docs felt that the endorphins produced by him laughing helped speed up his healing.

As they say, laughter is the best medicine
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.......hmmmmm

i guess i would say.....ANYthing but cooking channels, plastic surgery documentarys, crime scene investigations, NEWS channels, Mega Storm, "It Could Happen Tomorrow" cr@p....
...I guess that pretty much rules out ALL of modern-day TV

i definitely second the notion to stick with the oldies! TV was so 'innocent' back then......
The 'Pink Panther' ! and Fred Flintstone .. Now THAT makes 'sense' !!


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Gone With The Wind is a goody.

Deffinately not one you'd have to follow closely.
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I would want any show you don't really have to concentrate on like HGTV but could still watch all day.
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Andy Griffith, I Love Lucy, D i c k Van Dyke, The Munsters.......all the oldies. Never had to worry about what they might say next. Now......we just have to worry about the commercials!
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Andy Griffith, I Love Lucy, D i c k Van Dyke, The Munsters.......all the oldies. Never had to worry about what they might say next. Now......we just have to worry about the commercials!
all of those and of course Perry Mason..the reruns on at noon when I was a kid - now they are on again re re runs LOL
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all of those and of course Perry Mason..the reruns on at noon when I was a kid - now they are on again re re runs LOL
I would have to say all of the above and The Waltons, 7th Heaven, and Gilmore Girls.

I also remember growing up watching Perry Mason re runs at noon, now my husband and I watch them at noon during his lunch break. Well every once in a while when the kids have already eaten and are off playing. Otherwise we sit at the table and all eat lunch together.
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