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The first one from that EON period would be on eonschuylerwhitney's channel, episode 6051 (7/17/79). This is the same starting episode from when AOL was streaming them some years back.  Apart from the occasional single-episode omittance, there are some gaps of missing episodes later on...so far I've come across several weeks during Nov/Dec 1980 and the better part of January-early June 1981 missing. The early part, for instance, of the Raven & Jeff Brown/FauxSky relationship wasn't there.

 

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Watching new episodes of The Great British Bakeoff (Baking Show in America) on Netflix. Thought I’d desperately miss Mel, Sue, and Mary but Noel, Sandy, and Prue didn’t miss a beat. I actually find myself laughing out loud during eps. It also helps that the bakers are so well-cast.

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Currently watching...
Dynasty - Season 6
Greek - Season 2

That Girl - Season 2

Yellowstone - Season 1

Dark Shadows - July 1966
All My Children - making my way through episodes/compilations from 1985

Also watched the pilot of Freeform's Good Trouble on demand and eagerly waiting for it to regularly air.

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Since Amazon Prime added the remastered version, I've been watching Baywatch in its entirety. It's fascinating how many daytime actors appeared on the show. I certainly didn't realize it then. One season two episode featured Marla Adams and Tuc Watkins, along with the series regulars, David Hasselhoff, Billy Warlock etc. It's fun to watch for guest star spotting.

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Let's see...

 

Watching

Charlie's Angels (weekdays on Me-TV)

The Jeffersons (weekdays on Me-TV)

Mama's Family (weekdays on Me-TV)

Murder, She Wrote (everyday on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries)

Various movies on Hallmark Channel

 

Bingeing

Law & Order (marathons on SundanceTV and WEtv)

 

Streaming

Charlie's Angels (episodes on Pluto TV)

Episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and Rifftrax on Pluto TV

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Wow, I had no idea it was on Amazon Prime. I have most of the DVDs but the HD looks soooooo good, I may just watch on AP. Too bad they cut out those opening teasers.

 

 

I've been meaning to rewatch the series. A small part of me worries it might lose some of its luster if I do so, but I'm glad to hear it has held up for you. 

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