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<blockquote data-quote="Bobby Southworth" data-source="post: 442841" data-attributes="member: 4960"><p>So, from a very young age, I have fond memories of my mom telling me, "Hey, Bosom Buddies is about to come on". I knew I liked the theme song, and that was about it.</p><p></p><p>When I was about to start High School, I caught some episodes on the USA network, and became a fan. Always thought Tom Hanks was hilarious, and his dynamic with Peter Scolari was fantastic, and the way they would improvise lines. Holland Taylor was also a treat.</p><p></p><p>Yes, the show had just about all the touches of the corny miiler-boyett assembly line working against it, especially the 1st season. The 2nd season did away with a lot of the dressing up as girls. and the 'special message' format wasn't always included, and if it was, the moral might be a little more lighthearted and comical. I actually feel the show was improving the second season, but from what I've read, night time airing changes and times hurt the show.</p><p></p><p>Anyone else have thoughts on this short lived series that gave us Forrest Gump?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bobby Southworth, post: 442841, member: 4960"] So, from a very young age, I have fond memories of my mom telling me, "Hey, Bosom Buddies is about to come on". I knew I liked the theme song, and that was about it. When I was about to start High School, I caught some episodes on the USA network, and became a fan. Always thought Tom Hanks was hilarious, and his dynamic with Peter Scolari was fantastic, and the way they would improvise lines. Holland Taylor was also a treat. Yes, the show had just about all the touches of the corny miiler-boyett assembly line working against it, especially the 1st season. The 2nd season did away with a lot of the dressing up as girls. and the 'special message' format wasn't always included, and if it was, the moral might be a little more lighthearted and comical. I actually feel the show was improving the second season, but from what I've read, night time airing changes and times hurt the show. Anyone else have thoughts on this short lived series that gave us Forrest Gump? [/QUOTE]
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