Seinfeld

Everybody Loves Raymond

The Brady Bunch, I was too young to catch it the first time.

Wings. Watched maybe a handful of episodes in it's original run, but when Nick at Nite began airing reruns of it, that's when I became a fan.

Drew Carey work schedule prevented first run viewing.

Twilight Zone (1959)
Murder, She Wrote
St. Elsewhere
Hill St. Blues
Picket Fences

The "Jeff's Collie" and "Timmy and Lassie" Episodes of Lassie. Being one of those "young kids full of mush" I had no idea these were actually parts of entire series (I wouldn't find that out until after the advent of the internet). One of the things I commented about those two "versions" was "Look at those old heaps they're driving!" concerning the automobiles and trucks I saw on those shows. :lol: Not to add but there were four seasons of this show I'd never seen before (over 100 episodes), because whoever was in charge of syndicated this series LEFT THEM OUT! :angryfire. It wasn't until I was able to get the entire series from Y2K3 Joker was I able to see those "lost episodes" :cool:

The Honeymooners
Leave it to Beaver
The George Lopez Show

Cheers
MASH
Sex & The City

Fresh Prince
Family Matters
Everybody Hates Chris

Sex And The City

Everybody Hates Chris

The Drew Carey Show

That 70s Show

quantum leap
CSI: Miami
The Hughleys
Doogie Howser, M.D
Barney Miller
George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
lost in space
kung fu
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman

Recently discovered
mannix
77 sunset strip
iron side
parry mansion
reaming steel

Charmed, Judging Amy, some of the M*A*S*H*episodes (I was in college for some of them and had little time for TV in those days :crazy :crazy: ), Brooklyn Bridge, Hawaii Five-0, Route 66, Blue Bloods, The Wonder Years. Some others I started to watch, but realized there was a good reason I hadn't watched them in the first place - :wallbang

RAISING HOPE

I love Lucy
Leave it to Beaver

Sanford And Son

Becker
The Bernie Mac Show
Caroline in the City
Mad About You
Married With Children
The Naked Truth

Those are all ones either from when I could have easily watched in primetime (watched competing shows) -- or when I worked 2nd shift, and missed pretty much everything...!

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Somehow completely missed it during its initial few seasons, I finally discovered this show when it entered local syndication in or around 1994-1995. I was able to see the final season and a half as it aired on NBC.

Designing Women: I recall watching an episode once or twice with my mom during its original run, but I didn't really fully discover it until it entered syndication on Lifetime. It quickly became my favorite show.

Blossom: Somehow I totally missed this show during its original run and only discovered it after it was off the air and in syndication.

Living Single: This is another show I didn't watch during its original run but discovered years later in syndication.