What was your favorite Spelling TV show and why?

Question

That would be Aaron Spelling, not a show on how to spell.

Answer 1

Okay, since you said TV show and not TV movie, I'll have to go with Fantasy Island. (If you had said ANY Spelling production, I totally would have picked The Boy in the Plastic Bubble, starring John Travolta. Cheesy fun!) Fantasy Island was an awesome premise. Visitors come to the island to get their fondest wish fulfilled, but usually in ways that they don't expect and with a big lesson attached. The cast was great, with Ricardo Montalban serving out dreams with an accent as smooth as Corinthian leather. And Tattoo was quite simply da bomb! Or perhaps da plane! They had little touches throughout the show that just took it to a different level - guests that got to stay on the island forever, a really poor guest giving everything they had (not much) to get their wish fulfilled. I even liked the update with Malcolm McDowell as Mr. Roarke because the show's premise is just that good. Although there's no way he could truly fill the shoes of Mr. Montalban!

Answer 2

There where quite a few that i use to like to watch. There was fantasy island and there was the Love Boat. There was also 90210 and Mel rose Place. Aaron Spelling tried his hand in daytime. Which he produced his first daytime drama. It was Sunset Beach. Now i use to like to watch that allot.Even my own brother was into Sunset Beach. They had a great cast on that show. The one part that i liked the best about that show is when they did the curse about the jewels. The cop's brother and then their was Eddie Cibrian who played Cole. Cole was involved with Caitlin at the time and they had to return the jewel to the rightful place. I even taped some of the episodes, which i still have on video somewhere with the rest of my movies. He even came up with the heights. That was a good show to watch too. It was about this rock band and they had personal problems like every one else. But they where all friends trying to get along and not let things get in between their friendship. He id charmed which was a good show too. H even came up with 7th heaven - which i liked to watch as well.So you see - he had some good shows on thru the years that i like watching.

Answer 3

It has to be Charlie's Angels - the original and best, Spelling could never have topped that show, even tho I was a huge 90210 fan too, the Angels are still the best!

Answer 4

Aaron Spelling struck gold with Beverly Hills 90210.I still watch reruns of it .

Answer 5

The early years of 90210, I was obsessed with the character Dylan.

Answer 6

If Charlie's Angels is his, I liked that because those women were cool and stylish at the same time.

Charmed because it was funny, quirky and those girls could kick but.

Seventh Heaven before it came back because it was funny and it gave you a sense of family and that no matter what you went through, you could depend on your family.

Answer 7

would he R.I.P., he made lots of effective shows, yet i'd would desire to declare that "Beverley Hills 90210" became my popular. whilst it got here out it became so different than something that had ever pop out till now (no tutor had before dealt with teenage intercourse, being pregnant, and drug habit) and it had the mandatory Spelling "marvel factor" on the top of each and every episode...sigh, you gotta love a stable primetime cleansing soap! : )

Answer 8

I loved both 90210 and Melrose Place.

Answer 9

I would pick Charlie's Angels and Love Boat. too bad Love Boat isn't out on DVd. I would love to rent it out and see the old crew have chemistry again.

Answer 10

90210. I don't know why, I just love it...I was about the same age as the characters, maybe that's why I liked it.