Post a line from an obscure TV show and see if anyone knows the show without using Google

[red dog 1]

"How do you like me so far?"

[ScoutHikerDad]

1. Poignant, but not overbearing.

[msongs]

2. "hello" nt

[Tim S]

3. Probably not obscure but... "As god as my witness, I thought they could fly"

Consider this a warm-up

[Harker]

4. WKRP in Cincinnati...

Turkeys and helicopters, as I recall.

[red dog 1]

6. "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly."

Arthur C. Carlson
WKRP

[Tim S]

5. "No, not the Craw. The Craw!"

[subterranean]

19. Get Smart?

[Tim S]

22. You got it! It's a quote my wife & I would use to crack each other up at dull events

[Midnight Writer]

7. "Someone's at the door."

[Mad_Dem_X]

15. This is a total guess...

but, whenever I hear that phrase, I think of that show American Gothic (I think that's what it was called).

[Midnight Writer]

16. Correct.

[Mad_Dem_X]

24. Wow!

Go, me! LOL

[VMA131Marine]

8. "Rubbish" is the required reply

As popularised by Eric Morecambe of “Morecambe and Wise” fame.

Or perhaps by Jackie Gleason.

[VMA131Marine]

9. "Are you free Mr Lucas?"

[Harker]

21. "Are You Being Served?"

[VMA131Marine]

10. "Don't tell him, Pike"

[VMA131Marine]

11. "Ah ... Bach"

[red dog 1]

12. MASH?

Maj. Charles Emmerson Winchester?

[VMA131Marine]

13. MASH - yes

Major Charles Emerson Winchester III … No!

[Alpeduez21]

18. Actually it's stated by two characters in this episode

Hawkeye and Radar

[VMA131Marine]

20. Correct

[3catwoman3]

27. I know Radar said it, but can't remember who recommended it.

[VMA131Marine]

28. Hawkeye

[VMA131Marine]

14. "Nanu Nanu"

“Shazbatt”

[TBF]

17. Ah, Mork from Ork :)

[Tim S]

23. "These vegetables have reached maturity."

[red dog 1]

25. "Blessed screaming Jesus on a whole-wheat goddamn cracker."

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(Hint: Firehouse)

[Ritabert]

26. "It's a Saturnalia miracle."

[red dog 1]

29. "Your dog is using my cat as a shag toy."

(Hint: Fiona said it)

[JoseBalow]

30. The best gift you can give is neglect. Neglect fosters self-reliance.