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An homage to the TV shows that rotted my brain

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I Think We're Alone Now - Tiffany

This is the scene that really sold me on the show

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Umbrella Academy

Really, what can I say. This show is a little offbeat in a new way. It's not trying to be weird, it's hoping you like it anyway. I love weird shows and it took me a few episodes to really get in the swing of things.

Once you get used to it, and get a feel for what they're going for, it only gets better. I love all the characters and the fresh ideas and story lines. Mostly, I love the soundtrack. They were so good at picking the right songs for the right moments.

Their powers are unique, their relationships aren't tired out old tropes, and the show always leaves you wanting more in the best way possible. I think this show is probably one of the Netflix's best originals, and it even got me to buy some of the comics.

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Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose.

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Family Matters

1989 – 1993 "As Days Go By," performed by Jesse Frederick

I honestly think I started watching this show because of the theme song. Seems to me like this Jesse Frederick guy was a legend.

https://youtu.be/Z4R91CR-YZU

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Full House

1987 – 1995 "Everywhere You Look" by Jesse Frederick

One of the most quintessential theme songs in TV History. This theme song was fun to sing a long to and is one of the first things I think of when someone says "Sitcom." Honestly, I feel like it would have been good without any attachment to the show.

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3rd Rock From The Sun

1996 - 2001

Man, I have no idea why this show isn't more popular.

In the golden age of sitcoms, this show took home awards every year. The main cast won awards for their performances, and the behind the scenes crew won as well.

For a 90s sitcom, this show had an absolutely crazy plot. An "elite" team of aliens are sent to Earth to gather information about the human race. They are disguised as a family in a small college town in Ohio, and set off to find out what it means to be human and what the point of life on Earth is. Honestly, this show had some great deep moments and some absolutely hilarious comedic moments.

I will watch anything with John Lithgow in it after watching this show several times. Kristen Johnston and French Stewart are absolutely hilarious in this show, alongside Jane Curtin. Plus, this show gave us the great Joseph Gordon-Levitt himself.

A really zany ride with a premise that's hard to sell to friends, but all in all a really fantastic show. One of my favorites of all times.

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