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Airwolf was a totally different show to Knight Rider--look at the main characters: Stringfellow Hawke was reclusive, sensitive, and a loner. Yes, Michael Knight was a "young loner on a crusade...", but he was hardly reclusive. I can see where you might think that Knight Rider was a spinoff of Airwolf, but they were two completely different shows. If anything, Airwolf was intended as a spinoff of Magnum, P.I. (Another Donald P. Bellisario creation, the same man who created Airwolf.)

My favorites are; 1. DOH 2. Get Smart 3. Hogan's Heros 4. Gilligan's Island 5. A-Team 6. Love Boat

besides the Dukes of Hazzard is CHiPs and The Dukes Cartoon series.

1. Green Acres 2. Andy Griffith Show 3. Gomer Pyle 4. Bonanza---(only when I watch it with my sister, the ultimate fan)

1- Dukes Of Hazzard 2- LOST 3- The OC 4- House MD 5- Home Improvment 6- The Nanny 7- Oprah (lol) 8- Laguna Beach 9- The Real World 10- Wildfire 12- Law&Order:SVU 13- MONK!! 14- Fresh Prince of Belaire BUT dukes if still my favorite of all time!!

There's only one problem with this pole, some people weren't born or were too young to watch any of these shows LOL Well, I guess reruns make all of life possible. I like A Team...it is cute McGuyver I watch pretty regularly on TV now. And Well if I didn't like Dukes, I wouldn't be answering

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I assumed the purpose of the poll was to see what other tv shows we watched back in the day besides the Dukes. So I ignored the Dukes in the listing and voted for the A-Team although several of the shows I watched pretty religiously as well, including the Fall Guy and Simon and Simon. Putting the Dukes in the listing of a poll on a Dukes related board is like having an election where several candidates of several parties are on the ballot but only one party is allowed to vote. Guaranteed winner. ROFL

I read this morning that Glen A Larson had passed away on Friday after a battle with cancer. He was 77. If you're a fan of 'The Dukes of Hazzard', you'll probably also be a fan of TV shows that were created/written/produced by Glen A Larson. His first hit series was 'Alias Smith and Jones', before being involved with shows like 'The Six Million Dollar Man', 'Battlestar Galactica', 'Buck Rogers in the 25th Century', 'The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries', 'Magnum, P.I.', 'B.J. and the Bear', 'The Fall Guy', 'Knight Rider', 'Automan', 'The Highwayman' and 'Manimal'. A full list of his work can be found on IMDb. Here's a reminder of how Glen A Larson's name appeared at the end of shows (left is 'Knight Rider', right is 'The Fall Guy'): R.I.P. Glen Albert Larson (January 3, 1937 - November 14, 2014)