A title shared by more than one TV series

[megamanj2004]

There was On Our Own.

1st one: was a sitcom that featured Maria Bomino and Julia Peters, two employees in the Bedford Advertising Agency in New York. Julia and Maria also shared an apartment.

This ran on CBS from 1977-78.

Then there was this version of On Our Own:

2nd one: The series starred six real life siblings: Jazz, Jocqui, Jake, Jojo, Jurnee, and Jussie Smollett and centered on seven brothers and sisters (all of whom have names that start with "J") in the O'Fallon Park neighborhood of St. Louis who lose their parents and are being raised by the eldest brother, Josh Jerrico.

This ran on ABC from 1994-95.

[JamesG]

"City of Angels" (1976)

Wayne Rogers starred in this short-lived private detective series created by Stephen J. Cannell.



"City of Angels" (2000)

Stephen Bochco created this short-lived medical drama that featured a majority African-American cast.

It featured Vivica Fox, Hill Harper, and Gabrielle Union.

[PanamaMike]

"The Cape" - current superhero drama.

"The Cape" - 1996/97 NASA/USAF drama starring Corbin Bernsen.

[James28]

There were two TV series with the name of "Billy"/

The first aired from February to April of 1979 on CBS and starred Steve Guttenburg in the title role, who has a Walter-mitty-like character. It was future endeavored after 7 episodes.

The second aired from January to May of 1992 on ABC and starred Billy MacGregor as a Scottish teacher who migrates to America. It was a spin-off of Head of the Class, which ended in 1991. This version was FE'd after 13 episodes.

[PanamaMike]

Originally Posted by Jim856796

There were two TV series with the name of "Billy"/

The second aired from January to May of 1992 on ABC and starred Billy MacGregor as a Scottish teacher who migrates to America.

It starred Billy CONNOLLY as Billy MacGregor.

[JamesG]

"What Would You Do?" (1991-1993)

A Nickelodeon children's game show hosted by Marc Summers.




"What Would You Do?" (2009-present)

This is an hour-long segment of ABC's "Primetime" series hosted by John Quiñones.

It features actors staging various scenarios and captures how "regular people" react to the moral dilemmas they are faced with.

[JamesG]

"The Doctors" (1952-1953)

An NBC anthology series with Rod Serling as one of the writers.





"The Doctors" (1963-1982)

An NBC daytime soap opera.





"The Doctors" (1969-1971)

A British drama.





"The Doctors" (2008-present)

A syndicated talk show created by Dr. Phil McGraw.

[treky]

Originally Posted by rrezny@usnetizen

And CBS in the 1960's(1961-1965)had the drama "The Defenders",about a father-son lawyer team(the late E.G.Marshall played the father Atty.Lawrence Preston,and the late Robert Reed(Yes,"The Brady Bunch"'s Robert Reed)as his son,Atty.Kenneth Preston,and "The Defenders"series of today,a team of 2 lawyers.

read the first post. revivals don't count!

[Jude The Obscure]

Treky--the current "The Defenders" is not a revival.

[CaliforniaKid]

There were 3 shows titled The Good Life

The Good Life 1971 American Series starring Larry Hagman & Donna Mills

The Good Life 1975 British Series starring Richad Briers & Felicity Kendal

The Good Life 1994 American Series starring John Caponera & Drew Carey

[JamesG]

"Missing" (2003-2006)

A Canadiam crime drama based off of the 1-800-WHERE-R-YOU books by Meg Cabot.

*Note - "Missing" was originally titled "1-800-Missing" but the title was changed after the series was retooled in the second season.






"Missing" (2003-present)

Syndicated weekly program that profiles real missing persons' cases.






"Missing" (2009-2010)

A British daytime drama.






"Missing" (2011)

An upcoming program starring Ashley Judd that ABC just picked up to series; her son goes missing in Rome after studying abroad.

[TV_on_the_Porch]

One of the Boys--NBC, 1982. Mickey Rooney moves in with college-age grandson Dana Carvey much to roommate Nathan Lane's dismay.


One of the Boys--NBC, 1989. Cute college age brothers get new young hispanic stepmom. I think. I don't really remember much about the second one.

Both were second-season shows and both ran on Saturday night.

[wise3]

That's Life
1998 half hour sitcom with Kellie Overbey and Gerry Red Wilson
2000 hour drama with Heather Paige Kent and Ellen Burstyn

The Closer
1998 comedy with Tom Selleck and Ed Asner as ad men
2005- drama with Kyra Sedgwick

[Mrgman]

Lost NBC reality show in 2000's
Lost Abc Drama

[James28]

There was a show on ABC titled "The Revolution" that ran from January to July of the 2012 calendar year. In the fall of the same calendar year, a drama with the name "Revolution" (with no "The" preceding it) will launch on NBC.