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I’m thinking he could stand right where you’re standing

Zach: Slater, your dad is White as hell and you literally never talk about your mom's side of the family.

I'm glad they didn't use Mr. Belding like Mr. Feeney on Boy Meets World where he kept changing jobs to stay on the show.

Correction on the name pronunciations, Ralph: it's Bohrer (BORE-rer), and Franc's last name rhymes with "does"; it's not "lose". Wikipedia has it wrong, in case you looked there.

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Great video Ralph. 👍 Also the title is wrong. 😅

Does Patrick Fabian always play the good guy?

Slater was 25 years ahead of his time wasn’t he? The oppressed victim card.

They needed side storylines outside the hotel…. It could have worked with A list guest stars but it was so stale being in the hotel all the time

Great video.

This series has a comparable premise to the TV sitcom *Nanny and the Professor* from the early '70s: single male head of household with children, in need of a nanny who arrives unexpectedly -- with mysterious powers.

Wow this show was great, their daughter Nicole is 2 years older than me and I had a crush on her at the time.

I found concept very “odd”, even by sitcom standards. Though not knowing your baby daddy is the subject of many media. It always read as “gay” without being “gay” cause the 80s. Two men living together, bickering and raising a child? I was surprised there wasn’t so much jokes at that setup’s expense. Still enjoyed the show but I imagine if it was rebooted there would be A LOT of changes

Bill was a really funny stand up and he would occasionally appear on "Fernwood Tonight" wearing a ridiculous-looking rug.

Videotaping the series makes it now look very dated, and special effects done in that format can be especially unconvincing. Clearly "I Dream Of Jeannie" was one of the models they were drawing inspiration from, but these producers didn't seem to have the right touch for fantasy-situation comedy. They certainly had the right lead; Corinne was just about perfect (funny, charming, and appealing like a Barbara Eden). However, with regard to the also important role of the dad: Larry Hagman this guy was not. He had zero flair for comedy, and if the show had continued I think they might have pulled a Darren and re-cast him with another actor. But, unfortunately, a lengthier run was not in the cards, and that's a shame as this could've been a really fun series that might've lead to the kind of roles Corinne deserved.

The episodes where Dusty turns teaitor and Low Light's nightmares were big topics of conversation at the luch table next day.

Is the College years available on DVD or streaming?

"Geez I thought he was Italian" 😅 The way Zack killed that tension was genius.

classic show. great retrospective. johnny slash should be on t-shirts.

College years would have been successful if they stayed on Saturday mornings

Thanks for posting I've found it nostalgic to watch camping episodes from old sitcoms. Unfortunately I could only find a few. But you just showed me ones I would have never been able to find! Now I'll go try to find the full version of these episodes. Could you make a video about episodes that featured bad weather

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I love My Two Dads.

I've been watching this show on Tubi since I barely remembered watching it as a kid. I had seen it to where I recognized Stacey Keenan when "Step By Step" started, but I couldn't remember a single episode. Just knew it was Paul Reiser from "Mad About You" as one of the dads, knew what the other dad looked like, knew her, the theme song, and I could remember the weird loft apartment. The show isn't bad. It's also referenced in an early episode (maybe the pilot) of "Full House." They actually did have a paternity test done in the first couple of episodes, but the results were inconclusive as to who was the father. What you do with a paternity test is test markers of the child's DNA vs. the mother's vs. prospective father or fathers. It can be inconclusive if it is in the range of above zero to less than 99% match. How this happens is typically the child has had a DNA mutation that won't show up in the mother or father's DNA. So, you can't 100% guarantee that the child is fathered by the prospective father. It's rare to see that, but it does happen. Or the real father wasn't either of them. Honestly though, I think her mother was really weird to have her child raised by two men that she obviously cheated on one or the other and broke up their friendship. That's a big gamble to take. She also assumed neither were married with their own families? It's very strange as a concept. Nowadays, it would be easy. You would have one father who had come out of the closet by the time he's awarded custody, so she would have two dads, which isn't even much of a concept since gay couples have kids now, so it wouldn't even be interesting enough to put on TV.

I heard on another TH-camr's channel why this show was cancelled. It was part of TGIF, and ABC signed a deal with Miller-Boyett productions to have the entire TGIF block be their shows. Just the Ten of Us was not produced by them, and I can't remember if they tried to move it and it did poorly in the new day/time slot or if they couldn't find a day/time slot and just cancelled it. While I do love the Miller-Boyett sitcoms, that deal didn't last forever because Boy Meets World was not one of their shows and became a staple of TGIF (and my all-time favorite TGIF show) as well as another staple (Sabrina the Teenage Witch) that wasn't their show joined TGIF. If they hadn't signed that deal, it would have been great. Just the Ten of Us probably would have lasted at least one more season. It also sucks that this show hasn't been digitalized to be presented on any streaming platform or released on DVD. I did buy a DVD set from a guy who transferred taped versions from USA Network, but the quality isn't great. It definitely reminds me of my childhood watching shows I had taped on VHS. I just wish it would get a real DVD release.

I agree with you in a few areas, but here’s my top 10! 1. Carlito’s Way 2. Blow Out 3. Scarface 4. Dressed to Kill 5. Body Double 6. Mission Impossible 7. Sisters 8. Phantom of the Paradise 9. The Untouchables 10. Carrie

I THOUGHT I HAD IMAGINED THIS SHOW FROM MY CHILDHOOD! 🤣

Joey reminds me of Riker from Star Trek.

Good episode.

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Steven Floyd missing his dad and being angry about him leaving plus Ruth-Ann's reaction to Millicent dating furthers my theory of why those two disappeared in "Almost Home", aka that they went to live with their father instead.

I didn't like college year

The show deserved more than one season. Should've lasted at least four. If the timeslot was an issue, they could've brought it back to Saturday morning, airing it back to back with SBTB: The New Class. I liked the idea of taking the characters we were familiar with, and dropping them into a newer, more mature setting and dropping all the campiness of the original series. It was Saved By The Bell, with a 90's edge to it, and it actually worked. Zack finally began to realize that all of his clever little high school tricks and schemes wouldn't help him in the real world, so he and his friends had to actually start growing as characters. It's ironic that the good series gets axed after one season, but The New Class got seven seasons of hot garbage.The fact that The New Class couldn't hold on to any of their cast members (outside of Belding and Screech) for more than a season or two tells you everything you need to know. The College Years was an underrated gem.

I also always thought Slater was Italian

He played for the Patriots way before they were The Patriots.

Honestly, I liked Saved by the Bell: The College Years BETTER than the original. I kinda wish they'd kept an ethnic female for one of the girls instead of all three being...unseasoned(I mean it was the early 90s!!). I'm glad they got rid of the muscle dude Mike and brought in Holland Taylor. Screech should've kept a steady girlfriend or they should've just paired him off with Leslie who ended up kinda pointless once Zack started to pursue Kelly. Overall, I think it would've lasted longer in a better timeslot...and maybe they could've taken "Saved by the Bell" out of the title.

Today is the 1st day of the rest of our lives, i cant belive its not butter!!!! I live joey hahaha. The show wouldnt have been the same without him and frankie.

I was about 9 years old when this came out I actually like the series I was disappointed when they canceled it

Worlds Without End did parallel worlds in fiction before they became popular, definitely a favorite of mine as well.

A PG rated version of Fast Times at Ridgemont High…that’s how I always described it. 👏👏👏. Although there were no sex and drugs in the content….those things are what it is reportedly what got it canned. A cult classic

A favorite of mine back in the day. A show that had Devo, Steve Sax, Father Guido Sarducci, John Densmore, the Waitresses, Tony Dow, and Bill Murray…now that’s 80s! Muffy- 🤪

This is a favorite show from the era with three interesting actresses; I enjoyed in other shows and movies. Jami Gertz was great in "The Lost Boys," while Sarah Jessica Parker was in several excellent films, the Blonde Witch routine was great and funny.

I always did find Harley intimidating

I loved this show growing up 😌👌💯

Peter Engel revealed in his memoir that he should have paid the entire class to return.

Only part of the college years i liked is zack and Kelly getting Married but the new class is pretty good

I think if it had a home on Friday nights instead of facing "Murder She Wrote" or "The Simpsons" on Sundays it could have a bit of a future, shame on ABC.

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Somehow The New Class had 7 seasons. I always thought College Years had more than 1. Sounds like the writers ran out of ideas with Kelly and Zack.

It was good but i didnt like saved by the bell The New clase