Kennedy Era Sitcoms
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 77 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Gen X and The Kennedy Era Sitcoms
Lately, I’m really down on Gen X and seeing us as not so much better than the Boomers or Millennials, who I tend to revile, just as they must revile me. I’m not sure this generational warfare ever existed before, but I’d posit it’s the fall...
A Venus Retrograde Love Boat for The Kennedy Era Sitcoms
I enjoyed The Love Boat as much as anyone and have been lucky enough to catch it on Catchy Comedy for a couple of hours every Sunday night like a TV movie. My mind blissfully turns off when I watch the crew in those silly sailor suits with...
I Love Lucy and The Danny Thomas Show and The Kennedy Era Sitcoms
I often wake up to watch The Danny Thomas Show and hate it. It’s one of the worst Kennedy era sitcoms of all. It’s one of the shows that I’ve watched for years and still don’t get the basic premise. I’ve had to Wikipedia this, which is unco...
Family Affair and the Orphaned American Dream of the Kennedy Era Sitcoms
I was going to stay home yesterday to watch Kathy Garvey who played Cissy narrate a three- or four-hour special on Family Affair, but I had things to do and couldn’t watch it. Truthfully, I wanted to do it for the sake of these essays, but...
Hazel as an Insurrectionist on The Kennedy Era Sitcoms
I spent a month in East Hampton visiting my dad when I was about nine years old and he rented a house. I lived near the Manson/Tate house in L.A., and it was the Summer of Sam in New York. We may have been leisurely eating linguini and clam...
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