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Gary Burghoff, a.k.a Corporal Walter Eugene "Radar" O'Reilly in the film "M*A*S*H," lived simply live with his family in a modest A-frame home on a one-acre property.

No, not those Waltons. We're going to feature a few Sears Waltons in the Chicago area. The Sears Walton is a Craftsman bungalow. It has six rooms and about 1200 square feet. It's recognized by its wraparound porch, the bump-out in the dining room, and the double windows in the front covered by a shed roof. Sometimes you'll see a Walton with the original railings that have the rectangular pattern. The Walton has three bedrooms and is a very sunny house due to its large windows. Sears Walton…

Best Happy Days Quotes. "Richie: You know, here we are, two able-bodied men with no money. Why? Potsie: Because we're lazy?" - Richie Cunningham

The costume designer of Girls might collaborate on clothing lines — even though sometimes her work is all about "finding [Lena Dunham] just the right pair of gross underwear." Girls is great in many ways, but what about the fashion on all these other TV shows going unnoticed but wildly relevant today? Everyone wants to turn televised nonsense into clothing lines now (Snooki sunglasses exist) so they may as well reach back to shows that are at least ironically cool now.

The '70s was a memorable time in television history, and there isn't a shortage of iconic characters we still admire today. If you're like any other kid who grew up in this decade, you'd be hard-pressed not to be able to identify one of these lovable TV personalities. From the groundbreak ...

"Laugh-In" got people talking about television again. Its rapid-fire gags, many of them dreadful, were repeated by millions every Tuesday morning.

Do you know all the 1950s TV shows? From 'I Love Lucy' to 'The Honeymooners' and 'Leave It to Beaver,' here's a guide to 101 Classic TV shows of the decade.

Let’s take a trip down memory lane and relive the nostalgic 2000s. It was a time when flip phones were all the rage, and the internet still screeched as it connected. But amidst the Y2K panic and cargo pants fashion, Nickelodeon was crafting some of the most iconic and beloved shows that became synonymous with our childhood.