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<blockquote data-quote="TJames03" data-source="post: 105090" data-attributes="member: 143"><p>It was amazing that the show managed to keep such high ratings with the same formula every single episode. I recall that when the show went in to syndicated reruns, they always cut out the final "tag" with Somers in it so she couldn't get residuals!</p><p></p><p>SS still seemed "dismissive" here, IMHO.....</p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]ks2NtZrSW8E[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>What I find ridiculous is that, when the show began, it was the late 1970's and everyone was f#cking everyone. Even Mrs. Roper wanted every one of her orifices <strong><em>pounded</em></strong> on a 24/7 basis, yet Janet and Chrissy's hymens remained magically intact. Please.......</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TJames03, post: 105090, member: 143"] It was amazing that the show managed to keep such high ratings with the same formula every single episode. I recall that when the show went in to syndicated reruns, they always cut out the final "tag" with Somers in it so she couldn't get residuals! SS still seemed "dismissive" here, IMHO..... [MEDIA=youtube]ks2NtZrSW8E[/MEDIA] What I find ridiculous is that, when the show began, it was the late 1970's and everyone was f#cking everyone. Even Mrs. Roper wanted every one of her orifices [B][I]pounded[/I][/B] on a 24/7 basis, yet Janet and Chrissy's hymens remained magically intact. Please....... [/QUOTE]
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