What was the fam's Sunday night show when you were growing up? For me, it was Murder She Wrote or Life Goes On. Later, I loved The Practice!

For a few years when I was in middle school it was Seaquest. I remember rushing to finish up my homework so I could watch (or asking my mom to tape it if I wasn’t going to make it).

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Moliza3891@reddit

I don’t recall which came on first, but 60 Minutes for my parents and AFV for all of us.

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man_teats@reddit

Also In Living Color and The Tracey Ullman Show, remwmber d mostly now for where The Simpsons got it's start

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theoneandonlyturo@reddit

My family loved AFV. I couldn’t stand it. So I would go catch up on whatever homework I had put off whenever it was on.

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StevieV61080@reddit

We had a 7-10 block.

7 That's My Dog on The Learning Channel 7:30 America's Most Wanted on Fox 8 In Living Color 8:30 The Simpsons 9 Married with Children 9:30 Herman's Head

The only deviation was if the Cubs (my team) or Cardinals (my Dad's team) were on Sunday Night Baseball

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I don’t remember what night it was on, but I remember watching The Wonder Years with my parents and brother every week. I didn’t fully “get” the show because I was young Kevin’s age. Still, I found it fun and enjoyed watching it with the family. Years later, in college or just out of college, I watched it again. It was a completely different experience as I could now appreciate the humor/dynamics about looking back on being that age and growing up. I could relate to young Kevin when I was his age. And now I can relate to the older Kevin (the narrator). Great show. Great memories.

Also, I have a ton of nostalgia every time I hear Joe Cocker‘s With A Little Help From My Friends.

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Dodgypizza@reddit

For me it was Wonderful Years, then Life Goes On. I had to check and can confirm WY played on Sundays.

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incenseandelephants@reddit

Ok, thanks for confirming that. I thought it was Sundays, but wasn’t certain. I also remember watching Life Goes On. Another great show. Interesting that both of them had covers of Beatles songs for the opening credits, haha.

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drinkslinger1974@reddit

The beginning of the Fox networks sitcoms. Beans Baxter, Gary shandling show, get a life, second chance, the Joan Rivers show. We were huge comedy fans.

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throwawayhbgtop81@reddit

Wonderful World of Disney until about 1990, then it was the Simpsons until it moved to later in the week to compete with The Cosby Show.

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ArtichokeMelodic2327@reddit

Star Search

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TijayesPJs443@reddit

Simpsons / King of the hill

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SilverMitten@reddit

Those were ours, too. Then 60 Minutes and (much) later Sopranos, and then the whole HBO lineup.

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amarfygarficus@reddit

Road to Avonlea. Much to the chagrin of my brother 😆

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Individual_Sky_4612@reddit

In living color and married with children.

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-kindness-@reddit

Sunday Night Football when it was on ESPN.

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epidemicsaints@reddit

We loved In Living Color and True Colors. Also Life Goes On.

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MLAheading@reddit

I loved Life Goes On. Corky was the GOAT

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epidemicsaints@reddit

He had a children's album me and my bff used to listen to when we were stoned.

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phishmademedoit@reddit

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰

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epidemicsaints@reddit

"Eating is Fun, Eating is Serious"

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gentlegiant80@reddit

Was Touched by an Angel for a while.

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Tiny-Reading5982@reddit

I was watching that the other day. It was hard because its so grainy lol.

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CheesyRomantic@reddit

I forgot about that!!!

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imjustpeachy2020@reddit

I watched that and Dr. Quinn. Definitely a palate cleanser to start the new week.

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thesnark1sloth@reddit

The Wonderful World of Disney

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Rhizobactin@reddit

I think we watched that?

We used to watch some kind of film that was Sunday evenings at about 6-7pm EST. It was about 1 hr. Not animated, but a produced film of some sort.

Eventually, around 1985, I started watching Simpsons, first episode of Santa’s Little Helper a few days before/after Christmas when I was in 4th grade.

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