PLAY Bored? online TV-shows - MASH (all 11 seasons), Wiseguy (all 4 seasons) edit: and Leave it to Beaver (all 6 seasons)

1911user

1911user

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I found these and thought someone stuck at home might be interested in some old TV shows: MASH and Wiseguy
You can watch online at archive.org and/or download the TV shows.

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M*A*S*H (TV Series 1972–1983) - IMDb <<<---------- IMDB link for more info about MASH

Mobile Army Surgical Hospital : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive <<<---------- link to MASH

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Wiseguy (TV Series 1987–2009) - IMDb <<<---------- IMDB link for more info about Wiseguy

Wiseguy : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive <<<----------------- link to Wiseguy (late 80's CBS TV show with Ken Wahl as an FBI agent undercover in Atlantic City, NJ organized crime)

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edit: Leave it to Beaver in post #10
 
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WalknTrot

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If you haven't seen it, Wiseguy was a groundbreaking series...perfecting the story arc model. Gut wrenching stuff. The Sonny Steelgrave (Ray Sharkey) episodes...nothing like it ever done before or since IMHO.

Ken Wahl is ...incredible...too.
 
1911user

1911user

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WalknTrot said:
If you haven't seen it, Wiseguy was a groundbreaking series...perfecting the story arc model. Gut wrenching stuff. The Sonny Steelgrave (Ray Sharkey) episodes...nothing like it ever done before or since IMHO.

Ken Wahl is ...incredible...too.
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I am watching Wiseguy now. I'm up to episode 5 of the first season (i.e. in the middle of the Sonny Steelgrave episodes). It's good...
 
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1911user

1911user

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I finished the Sonny Steelgrave episodes last night on Wiseguy. Good stuff!

Ron Silver was on the show in the 2nd season. I accidentally watched an episode out of order.

TV was different back then.
 
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Iowa Wiley

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Problem with the Glenn Frey arc is that a couple of episodes are just not available due to copyright issues with Debbie Harry. Kind of makes it hard on the continuity of the arc. I actually like the Mel Profitt arc, just because of Susan Profitt (Joan Severance) and Roger Lacoco (William Russ)
 
1911user

1911user

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Iowa Wiley said:
Problem with the Glenn Frey arc is that a couple of episodes are just not available due to copyright issues with Debbie Harry. Kind of makes it hard on the continuity of the arc. I actually like the Mel Profitt arc, just because of Susan Profitt (Joan Severance) and Roger Lacoco (William Russ)
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The complete series is at the link including all episodes (13-20) of season 2 AKA the Dead Dog Records story arc.
 
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WalknTrot

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Iowa Wiley said:
Problem with the Glenn Frey arc is that a couple of episodes are just not available due to copyright issues with Debbie Harry. Kind of makes it hard on the continuity of the arc. I actually like the Mel Profitt arc, just because of Susan Profitt (Joan Severance) and Roger Lacoco (William Russ)
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Yup. William Russ played a great part as Roger.
 
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WalknTrot

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1911user said:
I finished the Sonny Steelgrave episodes last night on Wiseguy. Good stuff!
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I bet there was no "Knights in White Satin" for the reveal episode between Vinnie and Sonny. I think it got pulled (again for copyright) in syndication. I never heard that song again without thinking of those scenes in Wiseguy.
 
1911user

1911user

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WalknTrot said:
I bet there was no "Knights in White Satin" for the reveal episode between Vinnie and Sonny. I think it got pulled (again for copyright) in syndication. I never heard that song again without thinking of those scenes in Wiseguy.
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I think some of these were recorded from TV. Kights in White Satin (Moody Blues song) was included and fit very well.
 
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