Everyone must have a favorite one year wonder that only lasted a few episodes, less than a season.

Mine is http://www.tvobscurities.com/shows/new_people.htm (http://)
The New People [1969-1970]

The New Odd Couple with Ron Glass (Barney Miller) and Demond Wilson (Sanford and Son)...

My favorite is Under One Roof with James Earl Jones, Joe Morton, Vanessa Bell Calloway and the late, great Merlin Santana. After that it's:

Dangerous Minds with Annie Potts

South Central

My So-Called Life

add it takes two and day by day to that list.

I second, Under One Roof. That was a good show, pity!

Mine are:

The Byrds of Paradise
Do Over
In Laws
Birds of Prey

Originally posted by marvin g
I second, Under One Roof. That was a good show, pity!

Yes, that was the best hope for an African-American based drama. I would have liked to see it given a chance. 413 Hope Street was pretty good, City of Angels: I wanted to like but I thought it was ordinary. captain59, I agree with Byrds of Paradise, that's another show I liked. It featured Seth Green and Jennifer Love Hewitt before they became better known.

TV Shows that were cancelled before they had a full season:

Clerks: The Animated Series
Police Squad!
Stark Raving Mad
Brimstone
Firefly
On The Air
The Ben Stiller Show
Profit
Logan's Run
EZ Streets

Raising Dad was a good sitcom, that IMO had potential.

Police Squad was great, but my favorite short lived show was First Monday. I thought it was well done - it had gotten rave reviews and CBS kept bragging that it had such great ratings. And they ended it on a cliffhanger!!! UNFORGIVABLE!!!! Now we'll never know.

I loved Tom Arnold's first series, "The Jackie Thomas Show".

Just got it on disc and was surprised it co-starred a young Paul Feig ("Freaks & Geeks").

When Things were Rotten
Wildside

My favourite was the Ben Stiller Show.

Working Stiffs

Square Pegs

Teen Angel

I kind of liked Thunder Alley, with Ed Asner and a 5-year-old Haley Joel Osment. That show aired in 1994 on ABC.

I forgot about that show, catlover. It was cute.

Hidden Palms
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky6mZYokUuc

Superhuman Samurai Syber Squad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N34MmqmxqD0

I was also a big fan of Christy (1994-95, CBS) with Kellie Martin. The show was filmed entirely on location in the Tennessee Smoky Mountains, and the costumes were terrific. You really felt like you were in 1912. There were several plots I hated, but the acting was always strong. The book by Catherine Marshall is better, though.

I loved Tom Arnold's first series, "The Jackie Thomas Show".

Just got it on disc and was surprised it co-starred a young Paul Feig ("Freaks & Geeks").
I too loved that show of Tom Arnold's. How did you get it on disc?

Square Pegs
When things were rotten
and, believe it or not....My Mother the Car< Well, i was just 4 and that old car was SO cool! :lol:

My favorite One Season Wonders are:
Whoopi and Life With Lucy.

I honestly don't know why people say Whoopi was not funny. It had me laughing and at the time it was on my Must-See-TV list.

Also, I've been watching LWL over and over the past few weeks and I really think it was a funny show. I think people just remember bad things about it because of the media at that time. It's really an amusing show.

i thought two of a kind wasn't bad, although the olsen twins did annoy me a bit. it was funny mainly because of the two adults, kevin- the girl's father and carrie. i thought they intereacted with each other rather well

i also liked the pam anderson sitcom stacked- i am still mystified as to why that was cancelled so early

Two of a kind
My brother and me

THE JACKIE THOMAS SHOW
THE BEN STILLER SHOW
MY MOTHER THE CAR, and IT'S ABOUT TIME (really!!)

My favorite is Love Monkey. Only 8 episodes and it would be a miracle to get on dvd because of how the show revolves around music.

I don't really have any. :(

I really liked "Love Monkey", too.

My brother and me

I'd have to say Square Pegs and Gloria. :)

"Bridget Loves Bernie" starred Meredith Baxter and David Birney as a rich Catholic girl who marries a poor Jewish boy and the complications their families cause them.
It was on CBS in 1972-73 on Saturday nights between "All in the Family" and "Mary Tyler Moore". It had the perfect can't miss timeslot. It had very good ratings, yet CBS pulled the plug after one season. I could never understand that! :confused:
Many of you probably know that Bridget really did love Bernie because Meredith Baxter and David Birney were married in real life in 1973. I think that marriage lasted until the early 1980's, a heck of a long run compared to this show!

Sony Pictures was set to release the series on DVD in 2006 but changed their mind at the last minute. What a shame. The show had a great supporting cast, too. This show deserves to be seen by a new generation.
C'mon Sony, it's only 25 (or so) episodes. You can release this one anytime now!

Bridget Loves Bernie and When Things Were Rotten.

Here and Now-1992

Thea-1993

"Bridget Loves Bernie" starred Meredith Baxter and David Birney as a rich Catholic girl who marries a poor Jewish boy and the complications their families cause them.
It was on CBS in 1972-73 on Saturday nights between "All in the Family" and "Mary Tyler Moore". It had the perfect can't miss timeslot. It had very good ratings, yet CBS pulled the plug after one season. I could never understand that! :confused:
Many of you probably know that Bridget really did love Bernie because Meredith Baxter and David Birney were married in real life in 1973. I think that marriage lasted until the early 1980's, a heck of a long run compared to this show!

Sony Pictures was set to release the series on DVD in 2006 but changed their mind at the last minute. What a shame. The show had a great supporting cast, too. This show deserves to be seen by a new generation.
C'mon Sony, it's only 25 (or so) episodes. You can release this one anytime now!
Bridgett Loves Bernie was a true gem of 70s television...funny, witty and intelligent.

It was a shocker cancellation too, in that it was a top 10 show (5th I think) but CBS justified the cancellation saying the show couldn't hold on to the massive lead-in that All in the Family provided it.

I also vividly remember all the controversy that the show engendered because it was centred upon the marriage of a Catholic woman and a Jewish man. I think CBS faced a challenge in selling sponsor time for the show.

It would be a real treat to see this series come out on DVD.

I'd also LOVE to see on DVD the early '80s series "United States" starring Mr. Beau Bridges and Miss Helen Shaver that was yanked by NBC after only a handful of episodes had aired. Mr. Larry Gelbart (of M*A*S*H fame) wrote many of the episodes, which were sans-laughtrack and very theatreish in look and feel. It was quite revolutionary for the time, and adultish too (as I remember, NBC had the temerity to schedule the show at 10:30 pm, well out of Family Hour).

there was a show called the last resort that aired on cbs during the 1979 80 season i really liked it but juding by the ratings most of america didnt

When Things Were Rotten.

LOVED that show. Also:

Wizards & Warriors
Wonderfalls
Lucky
Keen Eddie
Undeclared
Freaks & Geeks

the list goes on and on and on.....

Encore!Encore! (Nathan Lane)

Square Pegs: loved it and I think it would have run longer had CBS not put it against :mrt:! :explode: I mean it was doing so well, and then they moved it to 830, which was during the second half of :mrt:!

Don't laugh but... "Ferris Bueller". The reason I loved this show so much is because of Charlie Schlatter (of "Diagnosis Murder"). Jennifer Anniston played his sister (Jeanie).

"Townies". Loved this too, because of Molly Ringwald and it also stared Jenna Elfman.

"Medicine Ball": this was probably my favorite, but I have to admit, it did start getting a little weird toward the end. The first episodes were better. Plus it took place in Seattle, which was cool!

Andrea

Dusty's Trail: Some really funny scenes with Bob Denver.

And I'll add to the list of those who liked Bridget Loves Bernie. It's odd to see "CBS-TV's Smash Hit" at the top of the paperback book that was released, while sadly the series was cancelled after only 24 episodes. I'd really like to have this on DVD.

Year at the Top

about a band who sold their souls to make it big in rock and roll for a year

come on, no one remembers Year at the Top? I loooooved that show !!!!

Good. Gracious. How did I miss Big Apple when it was on the air? Spec.tac.u.lar.

"Bridget Loves Bernie" starred Meredith Baxter and David Birney as a rich Catholic girl who marries a poor Jewish boy and the complications their families cause them.
It was on CBS in 1972-73 on Saturday nights between "All in the Family" and "Mary Tyler Moore". It had the perfect can't miss timeslot. It had very good ratings, yet CBS pulled the plug after one season. I could never understand that! :confused:
Many of you probably know that Bridget really did love Bernie because Meredith Baxter and David Birney were married in real life in 1973. I think that marriage lasted until the early 1980's, a heck of a long run compared to this show!

Sony Pictures was set to release the series on DVD in 2006 but changed their mind at the last minute. What a shame. The show had a great supporting cast, too. This show deserves to be seen by a new generation.
C'mon Sony, it's only 25 (or so) episodes. You can release this one anytime now!I remember "BRIDGET LOVES BERNIE". I remember there was a little controversy about it when it first started because of the premise.

CRAP LAND, years ago, aired an episode of it, once. (fat chance of them doing it now-but I don't want this to become another "TV LAND-bashing" thread).

Trivia fact: it was replaceed on the CBS schedule by "MASH".

Square Pegs

My So Called Life

Square Pegs
Voyagers
The People Next Door(Starred Jeffrey Jones, co created by Wes Craven)
Automan(Desi Arnez Jr)
Wizards and Warriors
It's Your Move(Jason Bateman)
Angie(1979)
The Phoenix(1981)
The Powers of Matthew Star
Tales of the Gold Monkey
Freaks and Geeks
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Mr Merlin
Get A Life
Day By Day
G vs E
Max Headroom
E/R(the 80's sitcom with George Clooney)
Police Squad!
Whiz Kids
Misfits of Science
Fernwood 2 Night
Call To Glory
Werewolf
Madame's Place
Man from Atlantis
The Righteous Apples
V
Earth II
Invasion

My So Called Life
How weird that "My So Called Life" was critically acclaimed but only lasted one year! I saw the DVD set at Best Buy today, and it looks like a really nice one. The box reminded me of a big hardcover book.

Andrea

From the WB:
Maybe It's Me
Raising Dad
Greetings From Tucson

From FOX:
Greg The Bunny
Cedric the Entertainer Presents

From ABC:
Teen Angel
Two of a Kind
Odd Man Out

From CBS:
Payne

Get a Life actually ran more then one season.


Square Pegs
Voyagers
The People Next Door(Starred Jeffrey Jones, co created by Wes Craven)
Automan(Desi Arnez Jr)
Wizards and Warriors
It's Your Move(Jason Bateman)
Angie(1979)
The Phoenix(1981)
The Powers of Matthew Star
Tales of the Gold Monkey
Freaks and Geeks
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Mr Merlin
Get A Life
Day By Day
G vs E
Max Headroom
E/R(the 80's sitcom with George Clooney)
Police Squad!
Whiz Kids
Misfits of Science
Fernwood 2 Night
Call To Glory
Werewolf
Madame's Place
Man from Atlantis
The Righteous Apples
V
Earth II
Invasion

Remember " Me and the Boys" with Steve Harvey....thats show was good .
Also " That 80's Show" sort of a spin off of "That 70s Show" ...... it was ok. But it didn't have to good of a story line

Square Pegs
Voyagers
The People Next Door(Starred Jeffrey Jones, co created by Wes Craven)
Automan(Desi Arnez Jr)
Wizards and Warriors
It's Your Move(Jason Bateman)
Angie(1979)
The Phoenix(1981)
The Powers of Matthew Star
Tales of the Gold Monkey
Freaks and Geeks
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Mr Merlin
Get A Life
Day By Day
G vs E
Max Headroom
E/R(the 80's sitcom with George Clooney)
Police Squad!
Whiz Kids
Misfits of Science
Fernwood 2 Night
Call To Glory
Werewolf
Madame's Place
Man from Atlantis
The Righteous Apples
V
Earth II
Invasion

Torgo, the master told me you might remember the title of a show I'm trying to track down. It was a one-season, I think, that ran the same year The Single Guy, starring Jonathan Silverman and Ming Na Wen. It was about 2 yuppie couples dealing with new parenthood. If you, or anyone! remembers, post it Please???!!!

Does anyone but me still crave Parker Lewis Rules?

Thunder Alley
The Jackie Thomas Show
Two of a Kind
Teen Angel
Miss Guided

It was actually 2 seasons, but I have to mention The Bronx Zoo. I keep posting on Shout Factory every few months to convince them into releasing a DVD set of it. I last saw it on TV Land back in 1999.

Keen Eddie. That show was brilliantly awesome! Then FOX had to go and pull it and plug "The O.C.". :mad:

I was insanely furious at FOX then. Keen Eddie could've had a very long run.

Keen Eddie. That show was brilliantly awesome! Then FOX had to go and pull it and plug "The O.C.". :mad:

I was insanely furious at FOX then. Keen Eddie could've had a very long run.
Oh gosh, my sister had an insane crush on Mark Valley (Eddie) when he was on Days of Our Lives in the mid-1990s. She was none too pleased when his FOX show was cancelled!

My favorite one year wonders (i'm including dramas as well):

Me and The Boys (with Steve Harvey---funny thing is it was a top 10 hit)
Pride & Joy (starring Caroline Reah and Jeremy Piven)
Malibu Shores (starring Keri Russell pre-Felicity and Charisma Carpenter pre-Buffy)
Maybe It's Me (from the WB)
Regular Joe (with Daniel Stern and Jon Francis Dayl)
The Geena Davis Show (w/Geena Davis, Peter Horton and Jon Francis Dayl)
Commander In Chief (with Geena Davis and Donald Sutherland)
Off Center (with Eddie Kaye Thomas and Sean McGuire)
Freddie (with Freddie Prinze Jr and Brian Austin Green)
The Class (w/Jason Ritter)
LAX (with Heather Locklear)
Social Studies (w/Julia Duffy)
Hot Properties (w/Gail O'Grady, Nicole Sullivan and Evan Handler)
Young Americans ("Dawson's Creek" Spin-off)

and a few that lasted only two or three years:

Savannah
Models Inc
Just The Ten Of Us
Popular
Eli Stone
Pushing Daisises
Dirty Sexy Money

STUDIO 60 ON THE SUNSET STRIP.





BACK TO YOU
Raising Dad
Twins

THE WINNER!!! I LOVED THAT SHOW!!! TOO BAD FOX CANCELLED IT!!!

STUDIO 60 ON THE SUNSET STRIP.





BACK TO YOU
Raising Dad
Twins


I don't think Back To You would be considered a one year wonder! That was on for a full TV season. I thnk they mean shows like Do Not Disturb, The Winner, Un-Hitched and Return Of Jesebell James.

I don't think Back To You would be considered a one year wonder! That was on for a full TV season. I thnk they mean shows like Do Not Disturb, The Winner, Un-Hitched and Return Of Jesebell James.

No a One year wonder is any show that was cancelled within it's first season or that did not last beyond one full tv season. so BTY is definetly a one year wonder.

Square Pegs

My So-Called Life

Freaks and Geeks

Voyagers!

By the way, for any fans of Voyagers!, here's something to look at:

Mysteries and Scandals Part One (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5_UFCB86lM)

Mysteries and Scandals Part Two (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHVnK_UxLaY&feature=related)

Mysteries and Scandals Part Three (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2d1hq1F_zY&feature=related)

THE WINNER!!! I LOVED THAT SHOW!!! TOO BAD FOX CANCELLED IT!!!i really liked it too

Automan and The Magician

My favorite one year wonders (i'm including dramas as well):

Me and The Boys (with Steve Harvey---funny thing is it was a top 10 hit)
Pride & Joy (starring Caroline Reah and Jeremy Piven)
Malibu Shores (starring Keri Russell pre-Felicity and Charisma Carpenter pre-Buffy)
Maybe It's Me (from the WB)
Regular Joe (with Daniel Stern and Jon Francis Dayl)
The Geena Davis Show (w/Geena Davis, Peter Horton and Jon Francis Dayl)
Commander In Chief (with Geena Davis and Donald Sutherland)
Off Center (with Eddie Kaye Thomas and Sean McGuire)
Freddie (with Freddie Prinze Jr and Brian Austin Green)
The Class (w/Jason Ritter)
LAX (with Heather Locklear)
Social Studies (w/Julia Duffy)
Hot Properties (w/Gail O'Grady, Nicole Sullivan and Evan Handler)
Young Americans ("Dawson's Creek" Spin-off)

and a few that lasted only two or three years:

Savannah
Models Inc
Just The Ten Of Us
Popular
Eli Stone
Pushing Daisises
Dirty Sexy Money
I loved Me & The Boys, too. I still have an episode on tape. :cool:

when did ABC cancell "ELI STONE"?

Anyway; I'd like to see-"AFTER MASH", "TRAPPER JOHN M.D.", "MARY", "THE MARY TYLER MOORE HOUR", "THE FUGITIVE" (the 2000 version)

i really liked golden palace it was great i wish it would of went on longer it could been real good show

when did ABC cancell "ELI STONE"?




They haven't offically cancelled Eli Stone yet, but they have opted not to pick up the show for it's back nine which is basically cancelling it. Same with Pushing Daisies and Dirty Sexy Money.

My favourite was the Ben Stiller Show.

never heard of "Over the Top" but just found it on joost.com.....now if they'd get "Bette"!! ps never heard of "Muddling Through" either!

It's Your move

No question about it, it was in many ways a forerunner to Married with Children

Coronet Blue, The Immortal, He and She, Many Happy Returns, Love on a Rooftop, Occasional Wife, The Good Life, Nancy, Second Hundred Years, Bus Stop.

Torgo, the master told me you might remember the title of a show I'm trying to track down. It was a one-season, I think, that ran the same year The Single Guy, starring Jonathan Silverman and Ming Na Wen. It was about 2 yuppie couples dealing with new parenthood. If you, or anyone! remembers, post it Please???!!!

Does anyone but me still crave Parker Lewis Rules?

sounds a lot like NBC's "Pride & Joy" which starred Caroline Reah, Jeremy Piven, Julie Warner, Natasha Pavlovich and Craig Beirko. It aired in 1995.

Lost At Home which was starred Mitch Rouse and a pre-Friday Night Lights Connie Britton. it aired on ABC in 2003.

The WB had a great show i loved called "Alright, Already" with Carol Liefer that i wish had lasted longer and they also aired a show called "Zoe, Duncan, Jack and Jane" (aka Zoe or Zoe...) that i really loved.

My brother-in-law's pick was Inside Schwartz. He's the ONLY person I know of who watched that show. :lol:

My brother-in-law's pick was Inside Schwartz. He's the ONLY person I know of who watched that show. :lol:

i liked that show! i've always liked Breckin Meyer. although Married To The Kelley's was much better.

OK...let's go with that...

Married To The Kellys :D

also

The Paul Lynde Show

The Bob Crane Show

Blondie [1957 version ONLY!]

Good Morning World

Gloria

Stockard Channing In 'Just Friends'

Sunshine

Mr. Sunshine [not a sequel :crazy: ]

To name a few

i liked that show! i've always liked Breckin Meyer. although Married To The Kelley's was much better.
If I ever come across Inside Schwartz someday, I'll give it a whirl. I mainly remember Breckin Mayer as Meg Ryan's brother in Kate & Leopold.

The Burning Zone

Salvage: One (which technically was two seasons, but the second one only aired two episodes...!)

Highcliffe Manor

Battlestar: Galactica (ORIGINAL!)

Frank's Place

The Charmings

American Gothic

Greg the Bunny

Baby I'm Back and Grady were great one season wonders

I can't remember if I actually posted any shows that I liked, so I'll do it again.

The Olson Twins "Two of a Kind" was cute.
LOVED Square Pegs
Not really a one-season wonder, but I was very upset when I heard that they canceled "Joan of Arcadia"

My brother-in-law's pick was Inside Schwartz. He's the ONLY person I know of who watched that show. :lol:i watched it but i sure didnt like it

i watched it but i sure didnt like it
I think quite a few people felt that way. :lol:

MTV's "The State", "Idiots Savant" and "Kathy's So-Called Reality"...

I'm currently watching Firefly, which one of my friends loaned me. I'm digging it so far. No wonder it has such a cult following - it draws you right in!! :cool:

My brother-in-law's pick was Inside Schwartz. He's the ONLY person I know of who watched that show. :lol:

Is that the show where a group of scientists are shrunk down and travel through Sherwood Schwartz's body?

The Steven Banks Show- lasted 13 episodes in 1994. It was sort of kind of a spin-off of Bank's one man show Steven Banks: Home Entertainment Center. It'd be great if they released both on DVD together.

Battlestar Galactica (1978)
Freaks and Geeks
Wonderfalls
Firefly
John Doe
Brimstone
Frank's Place
Stark Raving Mad
Space: Above and Beyond

Is that the show where a group of scientists are shrunk down and travel through Sherwood Schwartz's body?

Nope. It was an NBC series in the late 1990's (or maybe it was early 2000's) starring Brecking Meyer as a sports agent who uses sports references and plays to narrate his life. It was a half-hour sitcom and last about one season.

The Steven Banks Show- lasted 13 episodes in 1994. It was sort of kind of a spin-off of Bank's one man show Steven Banks: Home Entertainment Center. It'd be great if they released both on DVD together.
Hey, isn't he the guy who always went, "Banks...Banks...Banks...BANKS!!!!"? I loved that guy!! "Elvis has to write a speech now...Elvis has to write a speech now..." :rofl: :brent

Nope. It was an NBC series in the late 1990's (or maybe it was early 2000's) starring Brecking Meyer as a sports agent who uses sports references and plays to narrate his life. It was a half-hour sitcom and last about one season.
My brother-in-law acutally watched (and liked) that show (which aired in 2001). He's the only one I know who watched. :lol: I like the Sherwood Schwartz idea, though - THAT would have been interesting. :cool: :lol:

Hey, isn't he the guy who always went, "Banks...Banks...Banks...BANKS!!!!"? I loved that guy!! "Elvis has to write a speech now...Elvis has to write a speech now..." :rofl: :brent

Yep, that's him. That's from his one man show- Home Entertainment Center. He had so many funny songs on that-

When I was 10 years old, I was tryin' to be cool.
I was a fab-year Beatle runnin' round Liverpool.
First I was John,
Then George,
and then Paul.
I didn't wanna be Ringo at all.
He wasn't cool.

Yep, that's him. That's from his one man show- Home Entertainment Center. He had so many funny songs on that-

When I was 10 years old, I was tryin' to be cool.
I was a fab-year Beatle runnin' round Liverpool.
First I was John,
Then George,
and then Paul.
I didn't wanna be Ringo at all.
He wasn't cool.
In high school, we watched the Steven Banks special in health class when we studied left brain vs. right brain. It was awesome. I'd love to see that special again. Thanks for clearing that up. :D

Nope. It was an NBC series in the late 1990's (or maybe it was early 2000's) starring Brecking Meyer as a sports agent who uses sports references and plays to narrate his life. It was a half-hour sitcom and last about one season.

I was --> :joke:

:)

I was --> :joke:

:)
I think your idea was better. :lol:

In high school, we watched the Steven Banks special in health class when we studied left brain vs. right brain. It was awesome. I'd love to see that special again. Thanks for clearing that up. :D

Years and years ago I had a copy of it, and a couple of episodes from his sitcom recorded on tape. I loaned it out and never got it back :(

I think your idea was better. :lol:

There's an episode where the scientists are in Sherwood's head and they accidentally cross some wires in his brain- His "story ideas" get mixed in with "shows he watched on TV"- Gilliagan's Island and Wagon Train, which of course results in hilarity.

There's an episode where the scientists are in Sherwood's head and they accidentally cross some wires in his brain- His "story ideas" get mixed in with "shows he watched on TV"- Gilliagan's Island and Wagon Train, which of course results in hilarity.
You could always call the show They Saved Sherwood's Brain. :lol:

There's an episode where the scientists are in Sherwood's head and they accidentally cross some wires in his brain- His "story ideas" get mixed in with "shows he watched on TV"- Gilliagan's Island and Wagon Train, which of course results in hilarity.

Gilligan's Island crossed with Wagon Train equals Dusty's Trail!

Gilligan's Island crossed with Wagon Train equals Dusty's Trail!

:thumbsup: :)

You could always call the show They Saved Sherwood's Brain. :lol:

:lol:

Don't forget Sherwood's kid show- Salute Your Schwartz

It was actually 2 seasons, but I have to mention The Bronx Zoo. I keep posting on Shout Factory every few months to convince them into releasing a DVD set of it. I last saw it on TV Land back in 1999.i hope they do relase bronx zoo on dvd i really enjoyed that show

:lol:

Don't forget Sherwood's kid show- Salute Your Schwartz
There you go!! :rofl:

Square Pegs
Voyagers
The People Next Door(Starred Jeffrey Jones, co created by Wes Craven)
Automan(Desi Arnez Jr)
Wizards and Warriors
It's Your Move(Jason Bateman)
Angie(1979)
The Phoenix(1981)
The Powers of Matthew Star
Tales of the Gold Monkey
Freaks and Geeks
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Mr Merlin
Get A Life
Day By Day
G vs E
Max Headroom
E/R(the 80's sitcom with George Clooney)
Police Squad!
Whiz Kids
Misfits of Science
Fernwood 2 Night
Call To Glory
Werewolf
Madame's Place
Man from Atlantis
The Righteous Apples
V
Earth II
Invasion

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My Mother the Car
It's About Time
Gidget

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Thanks for the link!

Still need to pick up the new release of the complete series.

Square Pegs
Voyagers
The People Next Door(Starred Jeffrey Jones, co created by Wes Craven)
Automan(Desi Arnez Jr)
Wizards and Warriors
It's Your Move(Jason Bateman)
The Phoenix(1981)
The Powers of Matthew Star
Tales of the Gold Monkey
Freaks and Geeks
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Mr Merlin
Day By Day
G vs E
Max Headroom
E/R(the 80's sitcom with George Clooney)
Police Squad!
Whiz Kids
Misfits of Science
Fernwood 2 Night
Call To Glory
Werewolf
Madame's Place
Man from Atlantis
The Righteous Apples
V
Earth II
Invasion

Updated to remove Get A Life (always forget that ran more than 1 season, thanks to plaidman76 for pointing that out:) )

And to add (since I've since gotten to see them in their entirety thanks to their DVD releases):

Good Morning World
Gidget
My Mother The Car
Quark (though it didn't run a full season)

Edited again, to remove Angie (thanks Retro!)

Fairly sure that "Angie" ran two seasons...Feb. 1979 to Sept. 1980...a season and a half, really.

Fairly sure that "Angie" ran two seasons...Feb. 1979 to Sept. 1980...a season and a half, really.

Just checked, it did. Dang these shows.:)

The Magician and Blacke's Magic. You might note a theme there.

The Magician and Blacke's Magic. You might note a theme there.

Have you seen the British series Jonathan Creek? Creek, who designs all of the tricks and illusions for a magician, helps a true crime writer solve seemingly impossible mysteries.

Have you seen the British series Jonathan Creek? Creek, who designs all of the tricks and illusions for a magician, helps a true crime writer solve seemingly impossible mysteries.

No, truthfully I haven't even heard of it. The only current magic show I watch isn't scripted per se, it's Penn and Teller: Fool Us.

No, truthfully I haven't even heard of it. The only current magic show I watch isn't scripted per se, it's Penn and Teller: Fool Us.

I haven't watched that one, though I do like Penn and Teller, love their movie Penn and Teller Get Killed.

Just checked, it did. Dang these shows.:)

NP, I remember because I watched it in its original run and really liked it. One of the forgotten gems. Donna Pescow had a MTM quality that I liked; too bad she didn't have more TV success.

I loved Mary-Kate and Ashley's Full House follow up named Two Of A Kind as well as the show they did in 2001-2002 named So Little Time. Another show that I thought was good was named Working Class which was a CMT original starring comedy actress Melissa Peterman who is now a main character on the show named Baby Daddy.

God bless you and her and Mary-Kate and Ashley always!!! :) :) :)

Holly (a day one fan of the twins)

"It's Your Move"! One of my all rime favorites! Remember The Dregs of Society?

Battlestar Galactica (1978)
Freaks and Geeks
Wonderfalls
Firefly
John Doe
Brimstone
Frank's Place
Stark Raving Mad
Space: Above and Beyond

Wonderfalls foreshadowed Bryan Fuller’s yearnings for Hannibal and American Gods (http://www.avclub.com/article/wonderfalls-foreshadowed-bryan-fullers-yearnings-h-255664)

I do like the Kirk Cameron show named Kirk, which kind of was a One-Year Wonder...I hope the entire series goes on DVD soon...

Bette
The Fighting Fitzgeralds
Welcome to New York
20 Good Years

Open All Night (ABC 1981)
Good Grief (FOX 1990)

Freaks and Geeks

That 80's Show, Clerks: Animated Series, Dads (FOX Comedy), and The Crazy Ones.

Payne- US Faulty Towers with John Larroquette
AUSA- Night Court for the 2000s. The female lead was hot IIRC.
Happy Family- Another short-lived Larroquette vehicle alongside Christine Barranski
Wednesday 9:30/8:30 Central- Unfortunate title did this show in
The Great Indoors Cute little comedy about the generation gap
Dweebs Hot blonde surrounded by nerds. Sound familiar?
The Class Well-written ensemble with a likeable cast and an interesting premise.
Over the Top 1997 Tim Curry/Annie Potts abc sitcom

Teen Angel

I'm Dickens, he's Fenster

Greg the Bunny (spring 2002 FOX sitcom)

Hey guys, im looking for a 90s sitcom called 'Muddling Through'. If anyone has some episodes from that sitcom please send it tom me through private message. Thanks.

Me and The Boys
My Brother and Me
Freaks & Geeks

First Monday - 2002 show about the supreme court with Joe Mantegna and James Garner. I hated that they ended the show abruptly on a cliffhanger. I thought the show was good, but apparently no one else did.

How could I have forgotten the UPN shows from it's early days?!? Pigsty and Platypus Man! The first one was an ensemble cast featuring a young and delicious Liz Vassey, and the second one was Richard Jeni, in a show based on his standup.

I had forgotten about "Police Squad!" until I was going through my DVD cabinet the other day. Truly was ahead of it's time, because the Naked Gun movies (which came just a few years later) were hugely popular.

Also forgot about "Phenom" until I saw it mentioned on another website. I liked the girl who was the main character, and thought her coach was hilarious.

Maybe It's Me
Do Over

Both had to be transformed into both of these:

Picture This!
17 Again

Maybe It's Me
Do Over

Both had to be transformed into both of these:

Picture This!
17 Again

WOW! I had forgotten this message board even existed, let alone this thread. That was 18 years ago! I had totally forgotten about the show "Do Over." That was fantastic. What is "17 Again"?

Since this thread was last visited, I would also add to the list:

FlashForward
Terra Nova
Last Resort

What a blast from the past!

WOW! I had forgotten this message board even existed, let alone this thread. That was 18 years ago! I had totally forgotten about the show "Do Over." That was fantastic. What is "17 Again"?

Since this thread was last visited, I would also add to the list:

FlashForward
Terra Nova
Last Resort

What a blast from the past!

Here you go, captain59:

"Picture This!" (2008) starring Ashley Tisdale: info (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picture_This_(film)).
"Do Over" (2009) starring Zac Efron: info (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/17_Again_(film)).

Greg The Bunny

Get A Life

Fox sitcom starring Chris Elliott. It was hysterical but few could appreciate or understand the comedy. It was one of the best sitcoms ever. A grown man still living with his parents who was still a paper boy. The episode where the kitchen remodelers were scheming to rip off his parents and Chris putting on puppet shows for them was a laugh out loud moment. He discovered their plot and tried in get into their circle but they never accepted them. At the end, they finally accepted him and gave him a tool belt.

Get A Life

Fox sitcom starring Chris Elliott. It was hysterical but few could appreciate or understand the comedy. It was one of the best sitcoms ever. A grown man still living with his parents who was still a paper boy. The episode where the kitchen remodelers were scheming to rip off his parents and Chris putting on puppet shows for them was a laugh out loud moment. He discovered their plot and tried in get into their circle but they never accepted them. At the end, they finally accepted him and gave him a tool belt.
I loved “Get A Life!” It premiered at the same time Seinfeld did, and actually got more viewers its first season. Ah, what could have been. The opening theme “Stand” was perfect. I remember in the opening he was on his bike delivering papers, and he wound up his arm for one to send it flying, and he landed it about a foot away from himself. I wish I could see that again!

I loved “Get A Life!” It premiered at the same time Seinfeld did, and actually got more viewers its first season. Ah, what could have been. The opening theme “Stand” was perfect. I remember in the opening he was on his bike delivering papers, and he wound up his arm for one to send it flying, and he landed it about a foot away from himself. I wish I could see that again!
Here it is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQKjOPSBRF4

The newest show to be added to my list is Monarch which is a FOX network drama that was recently given the boot after one eleven-episode season.

God bless you always!!!

Holly