Step by Step
Full House
Seinfeld
The Golden Girls
Arrested Development

Gilligan's Island
Welcome Back Kotter
What's Happening
The Dick Van Dyke Show

hello larry caroline in the city the class

A.E.S. Hudson Street
Back To You
Thunder Alley

Square Pegs is the only one that comes to mind right now.

Lost In Space
Bosom Buddies
Less Than Zero
Gilligan's Island

SIENFELD
WKRP IN CINNCINATI
BONANZA
GOMER PYLE: U.S.M.C.
FRIENDS
QUANTAM LEAP
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
STAR TREK: VOYAGER

The Monkees--I wished it would have lasted a year or 2 longer. Most sitcoms lasted as long as they could.

Family Matters
Happy Days
Home Improvement
Our House
Perfect Strangers
State of Grace
Step By Step
Three Wishes
The Waltons
The Wonder Years

the wonder years
family ties
hOME INPROVMENT
HANGING WITH MR COOPER
aLF
EARLY EDITION
THE INVISABLE MAN
aMAZING STORIES
THE TWLIGHT ZONE
THE HOONEYMOONERS

Andy Richter Controls the Universe (a few more seasons)
NewsRadio (at least one more season)
Angel (one more season)
8 Simple Rules (a couple more seasons)
The Tick (a few more seasons, 9 episodes isn't enough)
Reaper (I know it's not officially canceled yet, but it doesn't look good for renewal)

Kyle XY

Kyle XY
It got cancelled already? Sheesh.

WKRP in Cincinnati
Soap
Newsradio
Mork and Mindy - Maybe it would have if ABC had not tinkered with it in season 2. :rolleyes:
Arrested Development

Well, this is a drama - but I wish Providence had lasted longer. I loved that show. Friday nights have not been the same without it!! :(

Off the bat:

SITCOMS:
WKRP in Cincinatti
Square Pegs
The Monkees
Sledge Hammer!
Police Squad!
That's My Mama!
What's Happening!!
Just the Ten of Us - There would've been a 4th season if ABC weren't so biased about their TGiF line-up wanting to be all Miller-Boyett shows.
My Sister Sam - on one side of the coin it could've lasted longer had CBS not move it from Monday nights to Thursday against the killer NBC Thursday line-up.
Getting By
Gilligan's Island
Max Headroom



NON-SITCOMS:
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
Green Hornet, The
Spenser: For Hire
Dragnet (2003) - I would've loved to see Ed O'Neill play something outside of his Al Bundy, but it didn't happen thanks to ABC and the producers chaning the format to another L&O type show, as if we have enough of those already to go around!
Our House
Kung Fu

Off the bat:

SITCOMS:
WKRP in Cincinatti
Square Pegs
The Monkees
Sledge Hammer!
Police Squad!
That's My Mama!
What's Happening!!
Just the Ten of Us - There would've been a 4th season if ABC weren't so biased about their TGiF line-up wanting to be all Miller-Boyett shows.
My Sister Sam - on one side of the coin it could've lasted longer had CBS not move it from Monday nights to Thursday against the killer NBC Thursday line-up.
Getting By
Gilligan's Island
Max Headroom



NON-SITCOMS:
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
Green Hornet, The
Spenser: For Hire
Dragnet (2003) - I would've loved to see Ed O'Neill play something outside of his Al Bundy, but it didn't happen thanks to ABC and the producers chaning the format to another L&O type show, as if we have enough of those already to go around!
Our House
Kung Fui agree about our house that was a very good show

For a sitcom it would definitely be Fawlty Towers (or was that Warty Towels, Fatty Owls or Farty Towels?) Only 12 episodes made, but what wonderful 12they are.

For a non-sitcom it would be the original Johny Quest.

When Things Were Rotten
Andy Barker PI
Danger Theatre
Soap
Lots of luck
The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo
Sledge Hammer
Police Squad
The Last Precinct
Gilligan's Island
Shasta McNasty

Andy Richter Controls the Universe

NewsRadio (Although the show just wasn't the same without Bill.)

Becker (Never should have replaced Reggie with Piss, I mean, Chris.)

Two Guys and a Girl

Another one I just thought of is Early Edition, although I didn't care for the last two seasons. Still an underrated dramedy for the first two years.

WKRP in Cincinnati most definitely and The Monkees (I would have liked to see additional seasons if NBC allowed the group to change the format).

Now I wish Reaper lasted longer :(

Police Squad!

My Sister Sam (the thread orignator indicated it didn't do well in it's timeslot - it did fine - it was because Rebecca Schaeffer was murdered that it ended).

It Takes Two an early 80s short lived comedy with Patty Duke and Richard Crenna - Helen Hunt played their young teenage daughter). It ended early (I think one season, if that) because of Patty's undiagnosed bi-polar disorder unfortunately. It would have been a winner for sure.

Soap, WKRP, Taxi, Greg the Bunny, The Charmings

My Sister Sam (the thread orignator indicated it didn't do well in it's timeslot - it did fine - it was because Rebecca Schaeffer was murdered that it ended).

In its 1st season it was great becuase CBS slotted it on Monday nights alognside its popular established '80s sitcoms in "Newhart" and "Kate and Allie."

But when S2 rolled into town, CBS made the suicidal move of moving it from Monday nights to the suicidal Thursday nights up against NBC's ratings juggernaut Thursday night powerhouse. And b/c of that, the ratings slipped really badly that CBS canned the show after 2 seasons.

And two, even if it had a S3, how would CBS would've handled the death of Rebecaa Schaeffer? Years prior to CBS and "MSS," NBC had to deal with the untimely death of Freddie Prinze (Sr.) w/ "Chico and the Man" and look what happened.

The Class (a few more seasons)
8 Simple Rules (two more seasons)
Family Matters (one more season)
Full House (two more seasons)
The Honeymooners (one season was perfect, but I still wanted more!)
Phil of The Future (one more season)
Reba (two more seasons)
Step by Step (a few more seasons)
That's So Raven (one more season)
Two of a Kind (a few more seasons)
Unhappily Ever After (one more season)
What I Like About You (one more season)

Head of the Class
Dinosaurs
Emeril
Greg The Bunny
Maybe It's Me
Raising Dad
Greetings From Tucson

Two of a Kind
I thought this was a pretty good show. It definitely deserved more than one season.

Becker
I agree with Chocoholic, Reggie never should've been replaced. Although I didn't hate Chris, she just couldn't take the place of my favorite character. I loved Reggie!

The Faculty
This was a very short-lived sitcom from 1996, based on teachers in a high school. I doubt many people remember it, but I thought it was great.

Major Dad
I watched this show as a kid, but didn't remember much of it until my friend got me rewatching it online a while back. It's one of the best sitcoms I've ever seen!

Joan of Arcadia
Square Pegs
My So-Called Life (I never got to see it!)
Seinfeld
Almost Live (A local Seattle "SNL"-type show---Joel McHale of The Soup was in the cast!)

Reba
The Nanny
The Golden Girls

Arrested Development
The Bob Newhart Show
Boy Meets World
Chappelle's Show
Cheers
Coach
The Dick Van Dyke Show
Family Matters
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Home Improvement
Mary Tyler Moore
Seinfeld
Taxi
The Wonder Years

Gidget
Barney Miller
WKRP
Laverne & Shirley
Rhoda
The Bob Newhart Show
King of Queens
The Partridge Family
Aliens in America
Ruby & the Rockits

Frank's Place

Two of a Kind
I thought this was a pretty good show. It definitely deserved more than one season.

Becker
I agree with Chocoholic, Reggie never should've been replaced. Although I didn't hate Chris, she just couldn't take the place of my favorite character. I loved Reggie!

The Faculty
This was a very short-lived sitcom from 1996, based on teachers in a high school. I doubt many people remember it, but I thought it was great.

Major Dad
I watched this show as a kid, but didn't remember much of it until my friend got me rewatching it online a while back. It's one of the best sitcoms I've ever seen!

I hated when Reggie was replaced on Becker. She had better chemistry with Becker than Chris did. I also remember The Faculty I thought it was pretty good. Another short lived sitcom that I liked was The Crew on Fox which was about a group of flight attendants.

AES Hudson Street, which had my man, Gregory Sierra (:eyes:) in the lead role. It only lasted 5 episodes and aired in the spring of 1978. It had a plum timeslot (right after Barney Miller) but for some reason, it tanked. :(

AES Hudson Street, which had my man, Gregory Sierra (:eyes:) in the lead role. It only lasted 5 episodes and aired in the spring of 1978. It had a plum timeslot (right after Barney Miller) but for some reason, it tanked. :(

Refresh my memory on that one; was it a comedy or drama?

Refresh my memory on that one; was it a comedy or drama?
It was a sitcom - I think it was supposed to be a cross between Barney Miller and M*A*S*H. It was created by the same people who created Barney Miller, written by the same people, directed by the same people and featured a lot of the same guest stars.

WKRP In Cincinnati
Sanford and Son
The Patty Duke Show
Mr. Ed
Gidget

Grace Under Fire
The Brady Bunch
Out All Night (With Patti LaBelle)
Here and Now (With Malcolm Jamal Warner)
The Golden Palace
The Ropers
South Central
Me and Mrs. C
The Charmings
Family Matters (Although it aired for nine years)
A Different World
Moesha
Step by Step (Although it ran 7 years)