runmikeyrun said:
Find the episode with Mummy Daddy, that one is my favorite. Amazing Stories was awesome. I sure miss that show.
-Mike
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Favorite short-lived TV series
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Find the episode with Mummy Daddy, that one is my favorite. Amazing Stories was awesome. I sure miss that show.
-Mike
Just remembered Stella.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stella_%28US_TV_series%29
I actually have this show on DVD, but haven't watched it in like five years. Time to fire up the DVD player!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stella_%28US_TV_series%29
I actually have this show on DVD, but haven't watched it in like five years. Time to fire up the DVD player!
I dunno if they were actually cancelled or if they got moved to another station, but I really liked "Oddities" and "Oddities: San Francisco." ESPECIALLY the San Fran version. I miss Wednesday. 
Space: Above and Beyond
Max Headroom
G vs. E
Caprica
Jericho
The Event
Flash Forward
Tales of the Gold Monkey
A Man Called Hawk
oh yeah, Deadwood ended too soon, for sure
Max Headroom
G vs. E
Caprica
Jericho
The Event
Flash Forward
Tales of the Gold Monkey
A Man Called Hawk
oh yeah, Deadwood ended too soon, for sure
The Critic - GREAT SHOW! Only 2 real seasons, but fantastic.
Sealab 2021 - Frickin hilarious!
Frisky Dingo (though not sure if done... they have gaps)
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law
Sealab 2021 - Frickin hilarious!
Frisky Dingo (though not sure if done... they have gaps)
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law
My Mother the Car - it aired for one season between September 14, 1965 and September 6, 1966. A total of thirty episodes were produced. It starred Jerry Van Dyke and the voice of Ann Southern.
In 2002, TV Guide proclaimed it to be the second-worst of all time, just behind The Jerry Springer Show.
In 2002, TV Guide proclaimed it to be the second-worst of all time, just behind The Jerry Springer Show.
Max Headroom
F-Troop
Fawlty Towers
McKeever and the Colonel
Nichols (James Gardner Series)
Fernwood Tonight (Martin Mull)
Chicken Soup
Mr. Nice
Greatest American Hero
The Prisoner
Along Came Bronson
Try these too:::
F-Troop
Fawlty Towers
McKeever and the Colonel
Nichols (James Gardner Series)
Fernwood Tonight (Martin Mull)
Chicken Soup
Mr. Nice
Greatest American Hero
The Prisoner
Along Came Bronson
Try these too:::
Carnivale was awesome. Very creepy.
Also Sarah Connor chronicles was good add well. Both short lived.
Also Sarah Connor chronicles was good add well. Both short lived.
Ok, seriously, in all of these pages of posts, only one other person loves Father Ted!?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S76psR2fYOc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOLYYYsFqcI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S76psR2fYOc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOLYYYsFqcI
I liked a lot of the shows mentioned here.
What about My So Called Life or the Tracy Ulman Show
What about My So Called Life or the Tracy Ulman Show
"Brooklyn Bridge" from the 1980s. Great series.
Also there was one, I forgot the name, which starred Lee Van Cleef and a kid travelling in an RV. I watched it mostly because of Lee Van Cleef.
Also there was one, I forgot the name, which starred Lee Van Cleef and a kid travelling in an RV. I watched it mostly because of Lee Van Cleef.
Rat Patrol-set in North Africa WWII
The Legend of Jesse James-I liked this because the "bad guys" always got away. Not that I think bad guys should get away, just that I noticed this didn't follow the norm for prime-time TV series (even as a 10-year-old.)
The Legend of Jesse James-I liked this because the "bad guys" always got away. Not that I think bad guys should get away, just that I noticed this didn't follow the norm for prime-time TV series (even as a 10-year-old.)
