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Sorry. I didn't mean to do it twice.
For every low there is a high.
6. is definitely Laverne And Shirley, or a parody of it.
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!
Bumping because I still don't know the other shows. Don't wish to be demanding, though.
For every low there is a high.
I think number 3 is 'Don't Trust the B*** in Apartment 23'
I think number 1 with the dead manatees was an episode of Cougar Town called "A One Story Town
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Which one do you think is the groundhog day one? (Thanks for the replies, BTW).
For every low there is a high.
Okay, so there are actually quite a few of them, I remember my mother watching them online.
1. A TV show where a woman loves manatees. She freaks out at the beach because she thinks she sees a lot of dead ones.
2. These guys keep singing Disney songs. One memorable aspect is that they started singing "Kiss the Girl" from The Little Mermaid when a straight couple were on a date.
3. A TV show that had a theme tune that said something like "I'm not that rich, but I can tell you she's a—" and then a Sound-Effect Bleep. Pretty sure that it's this show that has a woman keep mentioning "casual sex" and eventually goes, "I did it! I did it! I had casual sex!" and one of them is making jam and another calls it "sexy", but she says, "There's nothing sexy about jam."
4. A man and a woman do it in a public bathroom.
5. It's happening like Groundhog Day and one of the characters is an old man. Possibly it's the same one, where a woman is told that sports are "just for dudes" and she shouts, "Nothing's just for dudes! Not even peeing standing up!"
6. Pretty sure this is Laverne & Shirley, I just want confirmation. The intro shows two women skipping down the street singing some sort of rhyme, then the Theme Tune plays.