Sitcoms
1. Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em (BBC One UK) 1973 and 1978 starring Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice
2. My Two Dads (NBC) 1987-1990 starring Staci Keanan, Paul Reiser, and Greg Evigan
3. The Patty Duke Show (ABC) 1963-1966 starring Patty Duke, William Schallert, and Patty Duke
4. My Favorite Martian (CBS) 1963-1966 starring Ray Walston and Bill Bixby
5. Hope and Faith (ABC) 2003-2006 starring Faith Ford and Kelly Ripa
6. The Courtship of Eddie's Father (ABC) 1969-1972 starring Bill Bixby and Brandon Cruz
7. Gilligan's Island (CBS) 1964-1967 starring Bob Denver and Alan Hale Jr.
8. 8 Simple Rules for Dating my Teenage Daughter (ABC) 2002-2005 starring John Ritter and Katey Sagal
9. Speechless (ABC) 2016-2019 starring Minnie Driver
10. turns out three season sitcoms are a bit weaker, no entry for this slot

Dramas
1. Granite Flats (BYU TV) 2013-2015 starring Richard Gunn, Charlie Plummer, Jonathan Morgan Heit, and Malia Tyler
2. The Greatest American Hero (ABC) 1981-1983 starring William Katt, Connie Sellecca, and Robert Culp
3. Make It or Break It (ABCFamily) 2009-2012 starring Josie Loren, Ayla Kell, Chelsea Hobbs, and Neil Jackson
4. Under the Dome (CBS) 2013-2015 starring Mike Vogel, Rachelle Lafevre, and Dean Norris
5. Promised Land (CBS) 1996-1999 starring Gerald McRaney, spin-off of Touched by an Angel
6. The Guardian (CBS) 2001-2004 starring Simon Baker, Dabney Coleman, and Alan Rosenberg
7. Big Sky (ABC) 2020-2023 starring Katheryn Winnick and Kylie Bunbury
8. Necessary Roughness (USA) 2011-2013 starring Callie Thorne and Scott Cohen
9. Zoo (CBS) 2015-2017 starring Billy Burke, James Wolk, Kristen Connolly, and Nonso Anozie
10. 800 Words (Australia and New Zealand) 2015-2018 starring Erik Thomson, Melina Vidler, and Benson Jack Anthony

There's a good UK sitcom, Upstart Crow, that's 3 seasons. It's a satire on the life of Shakespeare, similar to Blackadder. Others would be Father Ted and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.

Edit: The Adam West Batman was nominated for Emmys in the comedy categories.

Awesome List, icecream

The only one I'm familiar with is No. 1 on the sitcom list. I don't think there would ever be a remake, at least not set in the 1970s. Somehow it just wasn't cool to be stupid anymore in the Thatcher-Reagan era.

The only one I'm familiar with is No. 1 on the sitcom list. I don't think there would ever be a remake, at least not set in the 1970s.Nor would I ever want a remake of it. Way too many remakes today of classics that shouldn't have been messed with at all such as Matlock (just the ads alone for it have been icky) and a TV-MA Perry Mason. :rolleyes: I know you're on another continent, but you haven't heard of Gilligan's Island? :eek:

Please Don't Eat the Daisies was on for three seasons.Funny show.good cast !! Movie was great.too with excellent stars.

Also,Mayberry RFD (Rural Free Delivery) !! Good spinoff show !!

Gilligan's Island
Batman
Wonder Woman
Lost in Space
My Favorite Martian
The Bionic Woman

Awesome List, icecreamThanks. :)

There's a good UK sitcom, Upstart Crow, that's 3 seasons. It's a satire on the life of Shakespeare, similar to Blackadder. Others would be Father Ted and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.

Edit: The Adam West Batman was nominated for Emmys in the comedy categories.The Britcoms sound worth checking out, my PBS affiliate needs more variety.. I tried Batman when the Hub network was starting, it just didn't interest me.

Nor would I ever want a remake of it. Way too many remakes today of classics that shouldn't have been messed with at all such as Matlock (just the ads alone for it have been icky) and a TV-MA Perry Mason. :rolleyes: I know you're on another continent, but you haven't heard of Gilligan's Island? :eek:
No, but I haven't had a television for many years.