mine are:
the invisable man
john doe
kid nation
Early ediiton
now and aging
who wants to be a super hero?
martal law
jourany man
knight rider
the elven hour
worst week
lie on mars

When Things Were Rotten

yeah mine a early editon,nanny,and i liked that abc family one roomates that didn't last very long,and of course some old ones i must mintion :) the monkees lol! yeah....thats it i think!

Lots of 'em ... including:

The Addams Family (1964)
Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Car 54, Where Are You?
The Magnificent Seven
Max Headroom
Moonlight
The Munsters (1964)
Relic Hunter
Roswell
Sledge Hammer!
Tales of the Gold Monkey
Tru Calling
Werewolf
Dark Angel

Stark Raving Mad- it was a top 20 show but i beleive it didn't retain enough viewers from it's lead in so it got cancelled

Oh Grow Up- The guy who created six feet under was behind this show but i think he was fighting with the network so it was cancelled.

Jesse- just lasted two season and was a top 20 hit

Brimstone
Carnivàle
Deadwood
Firefly
My So-Called Life
Rip Torn's Ghost Stories
CLERKS: The Animated Series
Harsh Realm
The Lone Gunmen
The Crow: Stairway to Heaven

Worst Week
Surviving Surburbia
Back To You
The Winner
Brothers (WE KNOW IT'S GETTING CANCELLED)
The Goode Family
Sit Down Shut Up
The Chevy Chase Show

Back To You

Mine:

Sledge Hammer!
Police Squad!
Jonny Quest (the original and to some degrees the 1980s version)
That's My Mama! (mostly the 1st season)
What's Happening!! and What's Happening Now!!
Green Hornet, The
Spenser: For Hire
Basically every show that Robert Urich starred in
Bosom Buddies
Our House
The Critic
Arrested Development
Roc
Jetsons, The

Mine:

Sledge Hammer!
Police Squad!
Jonny Quest (the original and to some degrees the 1980s version)
That's My Mama! (mostly the 1st season)
What's Happening!! and What's Happening Now!!
Green Hornet, The
Spenser: For Hire
Basically every show that Robert Urich starred in
Bosom Buddies
Our House
The Critic
Arrested Development
Roc
Jetsons, The
I love The Critic! Do you know if it's available on DVD?

I love The Critic! Do you know if it's available on DVD?

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Planet Of The Apes
Me And The Chimp
Logan's Run
Invisible Man

Planet Of The Apes
Me And The Chimp
Logan's Run
Invisible Man

There were actually three very different TV series loosely based on H.G. Wells' classic story The Invisible Man. The first one (which I have
never seen) ran on CBS, from 1958 to 1960 and starred Johnny Scripps as
Peter Brady, a scientist-turned-adventurer who was unable to reverse an
experiment that made him invisible. This show was a British import. The
second one ran on NBC, from 1975 to 1976 and starred David McCallum as
Dr. Daniel Westin, a scientist on covert missions for a research company.
Melinda Fee and Craig Stevens co-starred. And, finally, there was the
2000-2002 version on the Sci Fi channel, starring Vincent Ventresca as
Darien Fawkes, a reformed thief whose invisibilty implant eroded his sanity
unless he received regular injections of a counteragent. Aided by partner
Hobbes (Paul Ben-Victor), Fawkes battled various bad guys for the federal
government in return for the serum. Eddie Jones played his superior.

[Source of background info: TV Guide Guide to TV (2004)]

The Munsters
The Addams Family
Julia
Arnie
Temperature's Rising
Tabitha
The Ropers
Fish
The Sanford Arms
Bosom Buddies
The Outsiders
Best Of The West
Less Than Perfect

The Munsters
The Addams Family
Julia
Arnie
Temperature's Rising
Tabitha
The Ropers
Fish
The Sanford Arms
Bosom Buddies
The Outsiders
Best Of The West
Less Than Perfect

I remember both versions of the short-lived sitcom Temperatures Rising.
When it began, it starred James Whitmore and Cleavon Little. It was hard for
me to accept Whitmore in a comedy, though, having previously seen him play a lawyer on the drama The Law and Mr. Jones. He was perfectly cast in that role. But, after Paul Lynde's self-titled sitcom was cancelled after a
brief run, he replaced Whitmore. In that later version, there were some very
funny verbal sparring matches between Lynde and Little. Too bad the ABC
network didn't give the show enough time to build an audience.

I love The Critic! Do you know if it's available on DVD?

Me too! :wave:

It's too bad both ABC and FOX badly mishandled and poorly promoted this show.

One more I forgot to mention is Jessica Alba's Dark Angel.

Our House
State of Grace
The Wonder Years

Freaks and Geeks
Undeclared
Firefly
Space: Above and Beyond
Parker Lewis Can't Lose
Whiz Kids
Misfits of Science
Planet of the Apes
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

Back To You
Bill Engvall

Our House
Back To You
Early Edition
The Munsters
The Addams Family
Harper Valley, PTA
Phenom


I'm sure there's more, I'll add them when I think of them.

Freaks and Geeks, 18 episodes
My So-Called Life, 19 episodes
Life as We Know It, 13 episodes
The Class, 19 episodes
What About Brian?, 24 episodes
Ruby and the Rockits, 10 episodes
Privileged, 18 episodes
Reaper, 31 episodes

These all lasted 1 or 2 seasons. I have a few faves that while I think they had more stories to tell (American Dreams, Kyle XY), they did survive 3 seasons. I think 3 seasons is more than a fair amount of time for a network to give a show a chance.

WHEN THINGS WERE ROTTEN
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
WKRP IN CINNCINATI
BACK TO YOU

Mr. Terrific
Good Morning World
The Tick (Live action.)

plus many of the ones that were already mentioned ...and probably quite a few more.

Our House

Julia (with Dihann Carroll)

The Bill Cosby Show (Lasted Two Seasons-The honchos had it in for Cos)

Phyllis

Angie

The Ropers

The Golden Palace

South Central

Thea

Phenom

Camp Wilder

Going Places

Grand

On Our Own (With Ralph Louis Harris)

Saved by the Bell the College Years

Getting By (Cindy Williams and Telma Hopkins)

Greetings from Tuscon

Living with fran

The Game (It might be back for a season four though)

Nurses (90's version. I was mad when this was canceled)

Whiz Kids - I wasn't born when this originally aired but after seeing some clips of it on YT, this was a very underrated show.

The John Larroquette Show - if NBC wouldn't have meddled with this show after S1, it could've lasted 5 seasons at most.

Oliver Beene - this show wasn't too terribly bad.

The Critic - I remember when it premiered on Fox. In the opening credits for this particular episode, Jay wakes up to message on his answering machine:"We would like to welcome you to Fox. Oh wait, did I call John Madden or that stupid cartoon critic?" (This was the first year the NFL was on Fox). :lol:

Mine are:

When Things Were Rotten
Police Squad!
Matt Houston
Spenser For Hire
Homefront (Drama series set after World War II. It was written by two of Knots Landing's best writers, Latham and Lechowick).
Arrested Development
Space:Above and Beyond
Firefly
Earth 2

My husband and I loved Bob Conrad's "High Mountain Rangers".

Also, "Ruby and the Rock-Its". Maybe it will get picked up sometime!

The Jeff Foxworthy Show
The Ellen Show (Her second sitcom, with Jim Gaffigan)
The Naked Truth

Out of those shows, only The Naked Truth has yet to be released on DVD. 55 episodes, with 7 un-aired. I lucked out a few years ago when they placed 17 episodes on Comcast On Demand. I recorded them in 1 day :D - But I would sell an organ to see the rest of the series.

I forgot about Homefront.

Homefront had some strong acclaim going for it, I dunno how this good show left so soon.

Reaper(I wish the 2nd season was longer)
Grosse Pointe
The Critic
Saved By The Bell:The College Years
Life On A Stick
Clerks:The Animated Series
Chuck will probably be one since the 3rd season won't have that many episodes

I liked 'Just the Ten of Us' better than 'Growing Pains'. I also thought 'Joanie Loves Chachi' was good too! Also, 'The Monkees', the only show that the cast cancelled itself.

Also, 'The Monkees', the only show that the cast cancelled itself.

I always wondered why The Monkees' ended too soon?

Square Pegs and My So Called Life. They only lasted a season a piece.

My votes would go to...

Aliens In The Family (spring 1996 ABC primetime/Saturday morning sitcom)
Teen Angel (1997-98 ABC sitcom)
Maybe It's Me (2001-02 WB sitcom)
Raising Dad (2001-02 WB sitcom)
Greg the Bunny (spring 2002 FOX sitcom)
Greeetings From Tucson (2002-03 WB sitcom)