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Top 20: List Your Favorite TV-series of all time - the results are in!
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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 129017" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>Re: <em>Scarecrow and Mrs. King</em></p><p></p><p>Back in this period, we still had what the networks called "the family hour". This show perfectly walked a line between being family-friendly and being an adventurous, spy-vs.-spy show with (perceived) high stakes. I especially loved the romantic pairing of Lee/Amanda (Jackson/Boxleitner), and how they injected a fair amount of humor into the interactions without making Amanda (the newbie) into the butt of jokes. They could tell exciting stories without resorting to guts being splattered all over the screen. The show is now horribly dated (heck, it was dated within a few years of the fall of the Soviet Union) but the character interactions and the chemistry of the leads still resonates. Amanda's "secret life" saving the day for the USA was amusing but engaging.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 129017, member: 27"] Re: [I]Scarecrow and Mrs. King[/I] Back in this period, we still had what the networks called "the family hour". This show perfectly walked a line between being family-friendly and being an adventurous, spy-vs.-spy show with (perceived) high stakes. I especially loved the romantic pairing of Lee/Amanda (Jackson/Boxleitner), and how they injected a fair amount of humor into the interactions without making Amanda (the newbie) into the butt of jokes. They could tell exciting stories without resorting to guts being splattered all over the screen. The show is now horribly dated (heck, it was dated within a few years of the fall of the Soviet Union) but the character interactions and the chemistry of the leads still resonates. Amanda's "secret life" saving the day for the USA was amusing but engaging. [/QUOTE]
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