ones i can think of are:
are you afraid of the dark?
goosebumps
the amazing stories
moon light
day break
life on mars usa version
power rangers
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
kung fu
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
CSI: Miami
The Hughleys
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
Doogie Howser, M.D
Barney Miller
WKRP in Cincinnati
The Partridge Family
Bachelor father
George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
lost in space
Quincy md
Mr. Belvedere
one day at a time
Unsolved mysteries
California Dreams
adventure's OF SUPERMAN
The Incredible Hulk
Night Gallery
Quantum leap
Magnum, P.I.
Diagnosis Murder
the rock ford files
parry mason
Lincoln Heights
Archie's Weird Mysteries
THE ABBOTT AND COSTELLO
Bonanza
Gilligan's Island
Clarisse EXPLAINS IT ALL
Renegade

Arnie

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I remember I was like 8 or 9 , and I thought the son was cute,;) my sister thought so too, she was older than me and I trusted her judgment on Hotness!!! ;) :lol:


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Who is "no one"? Morons who don't know anything about TV?

Who is "no one"? Morons who don't know anything about TV?


He meant programs that not too many people know of. Or obscure programs! ;)

Well, come on! You know what he meant right? :confused:

I liked that show Medicine Ball when it was on way back in 1995 or so. I loved that it was set in Seattle, but it got really dumb toward the last episode and it barely ran for a season. My favorite is Dobie Gillis,though. LOVE that show!

He meant programs that not too many people know of. Or obscure programs! ;)

Well, come on! You know what he meant right? :confused:

None of those shows are obscure though. :rolleyes: Ruthie On The Telephone, now, that is an obscure program! :lol:

Sasquatch Mountain Man
New Japan Pro Wrestling
When Things Were Rotten
The Young Ones
The Rat Patrol

I'd say these following shows I get the most "Huh, what's that?" from people.

James at 15
Enlisted
Whiz Kids
Freaks and Geeks
Undeclared
Thriller
Misfts
Misfits of Science
Life's Too Short
Star-ving
Black Mirror

I often get a :confused: "I Never Heard of that show" :confused: after telling someone I just bought a set of some obscure TV Show. Examples Include:

Sky King

Ripcord

Planet of the Apes

Return to the Planet of the Apes

The Red Hand Gang

Quark

The Black Stallion

and a slew of others.

And these are the ones that are on OFFICIAL Releases. :D

As for the others..... :lol:

ONE I KNOW
HONEY IM HOME
BROOKLYN BRIDGE

I liked Brooklyn Bridge and James at 15!!

None of those shows are obscure though. :rolleyes: Ruthie On The Telephone, now, that is an obscure program! :lol:

Oh he meant the original posters TV show list! I thought he was referring to the title of the thread! :confused:

Yeah, most of the shows he listed I think we all remember or at least heard of! ;)

I liked Brooklyn Bridge and James at 15!!james at 15 was a good show

One of the newer shows I like, which isn't really known outside the horror community, is Holliston. Created, written, starring, and directed by Adam Green (creator of the Hatchet trilogy), and also starring fellow horror director Joe Lynch (Wrong Turn 2).
Adam and Joe play longtime friends trying to make their first horror movie. To pay the bills they direct local cable commercials. Their boss at the cable station is played by Dee Snider as Lance Rockett (who moonlights as the lead singer for a Van Halen cover band). The late Dave Brockie, as his GWAR persona Oderus Urungus, is Adam's imaginary friend.
Several horror celebrities make appearances, many as themselves, including Kane Hodder, Danielle Harris, Tony Todd, James Gunn, John Landis, Sid Haig, to name a few.
The show makes many horror references, constantly breaks the fourth wall.

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Some very short-lived shows:

Lotsa Luck

:yeahthat

I remember finding How to Make it in America to be a pretty funny show, decided I'd try to get into it, and then it was canceled.

Undercovers with Blair Underwood was decent.

Perhaps "Hey dad" is not famous in America (I dont know). It's Australian and actually very good but unfortunately similarities with the Cosby Show in "real life"...

Perhaps "Hey dad" is not famous in America (I dont know). It's Australian and actually very good but unfortunately similarities with the Cosby Show in "real life"...

I saw a news story about that once. If I recall correctly, the little girl from the show that was molested lives in America now.

T.H.E. Cat
Panic!
The Immortal
Suspicion
Coronet Blue
Shotgun Slade
Adam Adamant Lives!
Yancy Derringer
Man in a Suitcase
Way Out
Fractured Flickers
Longstreet
Callan
At Last the 1948 Show
Honey West
Raumpatrouille Orion
Soldiers of Fortune
Do Not Adjust Your Set
87th Precinct
Q.E.D.
The Corridor People
Super Robot Red Baron
Tate
When Havoc Struck
Man with a Camera
Journey to the Unknown
Stoney Burke
Captain Nice
The Westerner
I'm Dickens... He's Fenster
Lee Marvin Presents Lawbreaker
Ultra Q

I saw a news story about that once. If I recall correctly, the little girl from the show that was molested lives in America now.

That may very well be! It is really a funny and likeable Sitcom, I loved it as a child but nowadays it is the same as with the Cosby Show - can't watch it anymore without thinking about...

SCTV
Bizarre
King Of Kensington
You Can't Do That On Television
The Trouble With Tracy
Mr Dressup
The Friendly Giant


Sha Na Na
Battle Of The Network Stars
The San Pedro Beach Bums
Holmes & Yoyo
Solid Gold
When Things Were Rotten
Galavant
The Crazy Ones

Three more I don't hear/see people talk about anymore:

Hangin' In Ran from 1981 to 1987. Haven't seen it since the 80s. It had to do with a lady running a teen counseling center. I remember watching it after school. I think the reason I watched it the first time was when I turned it on I recognized Dave Eisner (who turned out to be a regular) from the early 80s slasher Happy Birthday To Me.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0335674/combined



Brothers 1984-89. Aired on Showtime. About 3 brothers. One is a former professional football player who opens a restaurant, his older brother who is a construction worker. Their younger brother who is gay. This is the first sitcom I remember seeing that was centered around a character being gay.
Also haven't seen this one since its original airing.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086677/combined



The Steven Banks Show 1994. Aired on PBS. I mainly watched it because of Steven Banks, who did what I think is the funniest one man show I've ever seen Steven Banks: Home Entertainment Center.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0271803/combined

Brothers 1984-89. Aired on Showtime. About 3 brothers. One is a former professional football player who opens a restaurant, his older brother who is a construction worker. Their younger brother who is gay. This is the first sitcom I remember seeing that was centered around a character being gay.
Also haven't seen this one since its original airing.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086677/combined

That show was a big deal when it first aired, because it also meant that they were free to do and say whatever they wanted to, including the use of words that are forbidden from being typically used on television. That, and the gay plotline, are now common in commercial-free cable TV these days.

And why isn't there a page for it? It had plenty of seasons of first-run episodes.

That show was a big deal when it first aired, because it also meant that they were free to do and say whatever they wanted to, including the use of words that are forbidden from being typically used on television. That, and the gay plotline, are now common in commercial-free cable TV these days.

And why isn't there a page for it? It had plenty of seasons of first-run episodes.

And I've never seen it re run any where, would be neat if they released it on DVD. But seems it'll be one of those sadly forgotten shows.

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too many to mention! :D

Although these shows are known by many here on the boards, when I mention them to other non-sitcom/TV "freaks", they have no clue what I'm talking about...

The Torkelsons
Small Wonder (most people still don't know about this little gem)
Brotherly Love
Hearts Afire
The Real McCoys
Evening Shade (even though this is on Antenna TV, it's still a VERY rare show)

Evening Shade is one of those shows that had a decent little run, but I'm still surprised it didn't have much of a life after its cancellation. I think it aired on the Family Channel back in the mid-90s, but disappeared until now.

It's a show that's kinda grown on me on Antenna TV.

How about "The Pruitts Of Southampton", starring Phyllis Diller. For some reason, I just loved that opening theme!