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We were a Matlock household growing up.Give it at least one episode

We were a Matlock household growing up.Give it at least one episode

My dad's favorites were Matlock, Murder She Wrote, and MASH.We were a Matlock household growing up.![]()
I used to watch a little MASH too. Mainly when my sistern and I stayed with my grandparents in rural east Texas during the summer.My dad's favorites were Matlock, Murder She Wrote, and MASH.
What part of rural east Texas? That was my old stomping grounds.in rural east Texas
Pittsburg and Mount Pleasant area.What part of rural east Texas? That was my old stomping grounds.
Oh, that's right. You were in the far east. I guess I was more east central.Pittsburg and Mount Pleasant area.
I thought I've mentioned it before.
I did live in Tyler for a bit and still have a ton of family there. I seem to remember you saying you lived in that areaOh, that's right. You were in the far east. I guess I was more east central.
Yeah, we lived in Tyler when I was 3-6. I graduated high school about an hour west of Tyler.I did live in Tyler for a bit and still have a ton of family there. I seem to remember you saying you lived in that area
That show is timeless.It's so old I'm not sure it would be a good watch nowadays but I used to love it.
Funny show if you like childish, dirty humor.I came home and my son had the Jamie Gillis "Tires" show on.
It is quite clever and I will likely binge them all tonight.
He looks like a Jamie.And, for those that didn't get the joke, the guy in Tires is Shane Gillis. Booze must have his mind on porn.

It has that raw redneck trashiness of My Name is Earl but there is no moral message.Funny show if you like childish, dirty humor.
Which I do.
Such a great show.My Name is Earl
Without question.Such a great show.
Without question.
