problem with your season 2 episode guide

[blk95ta]

hey i love the site, and the show, i just thought you might want to know, your missing the first half of the season 2 episode guide, i know this cause one of my favorite episodes "outlaw champion" which was the season 2 opener, isnt listed. heres a complete list with airdates for season 2

- 1 - 23 Sep 84 - Outlaw Champion
2- 2 - 30 Sep 84 - Ties My Father Sold Me
2- 3 - 7 Oct 84 - You Would Cry, Too, If It Happened to You
2- 4 - 14 Oct 84 - D-Day
2- 5 - 28 Oct 84 - Never My Love
2- 6 - 4 Nov 84 - Whatever Happened to Guts
2- 7 - 18 Nov 84 - You and the Horse You Rode in On
2- 8 - 25 Nov 84 - One of the Girls From Accounting
2- 9 - 2 Dec 84 - It Coulda Been Worse...She Coulda Been a Welder
2-10 - 9 Dec 84 - Hate the Picture...Love the Frame
2-11 - 31 Dec 84 - Pennies From a Dead Man's Eyes
2-12 - 7 Jan 85 - There Goes the Neighborhood
2-13 - 14 Jan 85 - Too Rich and Too Thin
2-14 - 21 Jan 85 - What's So Funny..?
2-15 - 4 Feb 85 - Hardcastle, Hardcastle, Hardcastle and McCormick
2-16 - 11 Feb 85 - The Long Ago Girl
2-17 - 18 Feb 85 - You Don't Hear the One That Gets You
2-18 - 25 Feb 85 - The Birthday Present
2-19 - 4 Mar 85 - Surprise On Seagull Beach
2-20 - 11 Mar 85 - Undercover McCormick
2-21 - 18 Mar 85 - The Game You Learn From Your Father
2-22 - 1 Apr 85 - Angie's Choice

[Coyote Queen]

Thanks for catching that! I'll be fixing that A.S.A.P! Oh, and you are approved too! Welcome!

[owlcroft]

Walk right in, set right down, baby let your mind roll on. Or is everybody too old to remember that? Anyway, welcome!

[cheride]

owlcroft said:

Walk right in, set right down, baby let your mind roll on. Or is everybody too old to remember that? Anyway, welcome!

All right, absolutely, 100% OT, but I was listening to some hold music yesterday on a conference call at work. I've already forgotten what they were playing, "She Loves You", or maybe "I Wanna Hold Your Hand". Something. Anyway, these two other folks are engaged in this ongoing conversation about the "weird" music that they've never heard. OMG. I about fell over. "It's the Beatles!" I practically screamed at them in dismay, then simply rolled my eyes and began muttering something about being surrounded by children. Can you possibly imagine what would happen if I should mention Hardcastle and McCormick?

[owlcroft]

You're serious? My heavens, I remember visiting a winery in Oregon (although this was a few years ago) and the young lady behind the counter was singing along to one of their songs. I said something about her not being old enough to know the lyrics and she said "Oh, no. I grew up with this stuff. It's classic." Maybe the young people you overheard just weren't exposed to the classics when they were kids. Poor things.

[kslmoran]

Are you kidding, my kids love the Beatles, Elton John and Billy Joel. My 16 yr. old actually came with me to Barry Manilow's final concert last year ( tickets courtesy of her piano teacher) and the strangest thing was that we saw her best friend there with HER mother.

[lmlewis]

kslmoran said:

Are you kidding, my kids love the Beatles, Elton John and Billy Joel. My 16 yr. old actually came with me to Barry Manilow's final concert last year ( tickets courtesy of her piano teacher) and the strangest thing was that we saw her best friend there with HER mother.

Yup, yup, my son is a big fan of 'The Who' and, oh I love this, has the 'best of' Journey album, and STOLE my Beatles #1 album (took me weeks to think to look for it in his collection). Meanwhile, I love that (as McC put it) 'hopelessly sterile' big band music from my mom's era.
If it's good, it lasts, eh?

[cheride]

kslmoran said:

Are you kidding, my kids love the Beatles, Elton John and Billy Joel. My 16 yr. old actually came with me to Barry Manilow's final concert last year ( tickets courtesy of her piano teacher) and the strangest thing was that we saw her best friend there with HER mother.

My best friend and I also saw Barry on that tour (the actual final show; sorta sad, but I digress even further), and we were surprised at the time by the number of children we saw there. I mean, it's not like it was a playground, or anything, but there were enough kids around that we commented on it. My kid, however, merely rolls his eyes when I pop in the Manilow CDs. But he did borrow hubby's Pink Floyd to upload into his iPod. Oh, well.

[blk95ta]

i remember a few years ago talking to someone about something and the dukes of hazzard came up, and this 15-16 year old kid (probably 20 now) was like "what is the dukes of hazzard"

right then and there i felt like my age doubled, lol