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MADem

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8. Hee hee--those early memories are the ones that stick with us most fondly, aren't they?

Reply to onpatrol98 (Reply #7)

Sun Feb 5, 2012, 05:56 PM

Feb 2012

I was much, much older than you when ST came to the fore, but I really enjoyed it. It would have to be a real "conflict" (in the days before VCRs) for me to miss a show.

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Don Cornelius is dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. [View all] MADem Feb 2012 OP

I'm shocked....... FrenchieCat Feb 2012 #1

He was an iconic figure in television history--not only was his show different from anything MADem Feb 2012 #2

We really don't know why he chose to go out this way..... FrenchieCat Feb 2012 #3

It also sounds like politicasista Feb 2012 #11

Oh no! Number23 Feb 2012 #4

I've been going down memory lane all day. MADem Feb 2012 #5

RIP Don Cornelius! nofurylike Feb 2012 #6

I loved these shows!!! onpatrol98 Feb 2012 #7

Hee hee--those early memories are the ones that stick with us most fondly, aren't they? MADem Feb 2012 #8

RIP, sir. SemperEadem Feb 2012 #9

I have memories of some fun impromptu "dance parties" in living rooms way too small to accommodate MADem Feb 2012 #10