Anyone Else Remember MARRIED...WITH CHILDREN?

[Cruel_Sandwich]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 12:56am

Despite having one of the most annoying audiences/laugh tracks in sitcom history, it still ruled.

Anyone else remember it?

[alterego]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 12:59am

I avoided that show like the plague!

[Wanna Be A Foster]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 1:00am

ChItiNa ApPLeBeE!! sWeeT ChARitY!

Updated On: 6/3/06 at 01:00 AM

[BluCat500]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 1:50am

Nope, no one remembers, we've all had a mind enema of the nineties...

[Unknown User]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 3:59am

[Marquise]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 4:14am

Remember it?!!?
Who could forget it?
It only runs on the FX cable network about 400 times a day.

[StageManager2]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 8:29am

Remember the controversy surrounding it when it first aired? Actually I don't (since I was just a tot), but I saw the E! True Hollywood Story segment a few years back. Apparently, some rich housewife mother campaigned to get it banned or something to that regard. This is all I have to say: If you don't like it, change the channel or monitor your children's television programs. I, for one, enjoyed this show. It always had me in stitches, especially Peg Bundy. GO Katey!

[Jon]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 8:57am

Having recently caught a rerun of "Eight Simple Rules..." I must here state that Katey Sagall needs to be on Broadway in a musical. She has a great voice (she used to sing back-up for Bette Midler).

[Holly Therese]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 9:17am

Does anyone remember the episode where Kelly is in Phantom?

[Mr Roxy]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 9:47am

I love the Christmas episodes especially

Al Bundy was such a great character. The series was simply funny & if it was not someone else cup of tea fine

[jasonf]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 10:07am

Why would anyone NOT remember it - it wasn't exactly an obscure show.

And I thought it was very funny - of course, I was a teenage boy while it was on...

OK, I still find it funny.

[BrianWilsonFan]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 11:40am

We had this in the UK around 1988. It launched Britain's late night TV schedule along with a couple of other US and Australian imports. It was by far the best of the bunch and took a little getting used to because it was such a radical departure from the conventional sitcoms of that time.

As a new mother with a babe that only slept six out of twenty four hours these shows were a huge boon to me and replaced matchsticks for keeping my eyes open! Those were the days: - )

The one where Peggy and Al went on a gameshow, priceless...

[Elphaba]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 11:51am

is this where I say DUH!

[Broadwaylady]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 12:01pm

It was a funny show. It brought shoe salesmen into a new light.

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 2:01pm

It hasn't been off that long. You are a very strange young man.

I never liked the show, but I remember the season when Peg was pregnant. Katey Segal had been trying to have a child and finally got pregnant. Then after they wrote the pregnancy into the storyline Katey had a late term miscarriage. It was very sad. They ended up making the whole pregnancy a dream.

[papalovesmambo]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 2:07pm

i seem to remember hearing about this while i was at...the nuuuudie bar.

[Rathnait62]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 2:10pm

JG, I believe what Sagal suffered was actually a stillbirth - and it was her first pregnancy. It was very sad, and I felt for how difficult it must have been for her to return to the show after an entire season had been built around that pregnancy.

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 6/3/06 at 2:16pm

Yeah, Rath, I couldn't remember if it was an actualy stillbirth. It seemed it would be as she was so far along. I just remember that my heard broke for her.