An NBC adventure drama about a family of descendants of Wyatt Earp, who are bounty hunters. Cast included Jim Varney, Mimi Rogers, Chad Everett, and Hoyt Axton. Six episodes aired before being canceled, then 8 more were shown during the summer.
I wasn’t even born when this came out, but I ended up watching the whole thing on YouTube one day… and listen. This show is funny as hell. Margaret Cho had me cracking up for real.
What gets me is how nobody talks about it, even though it was literally the first network sitcom centered on an Asian American family. Like… that’s history. ABC really put a Korean‑American family on primetime in 1994, and somehow it just disappeared from the conversation.
The show follows Margaret Kim, who’s just trying to live her American life — date who she wants, be grown, mind her business — while her traditional family is like, “Absolutely not.” It’s culture clashes, family drama, and that classic ‘90s sitcom energy, but from a perspective TV had never centered before.
Was it perfect? Nah.
Did the network do too much? Absolutely.
But it was funny, it was bold, and it deserved better than being forgotten.
Anybody else remember this? Or did you also discover it way later like me?
Started streaming this show today. This show is obscure because,
This show is about a music teacher named Teech who comes from a lower-class school who gets a job at a prestigious all male college. "Teech me everything you know."
Remember when shows taught life lessons and morals and was still entertaining and made you laugh?
Comedy about the crazy staff of a Hotel. Starred ,Jerry O’Connell, Niecy Nash, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Dave Franco.
i loved this show ! anyone else ?
NBC rolled out the big guns for Berrenger’s, as the network made one final attempt to jump on the 80’s primetime soap bandwagon. Produced by Lorimar (the company behind Dallas, Knots Landing and Falcon Crest) Berrenger’s shared a number of behind the scenes staff with the aforementioned shows (Dallas creator David Jacobs was a producer).
Set in the titular New York department store, the show followed the intertwined lives of the super wealthy Berrenger dynasty and their various staff and business rivals. Taxi’s Jeff Conaway and future Dr. Quinn star Jonelle Allen were among the more notable names in the cast.
Despite the show’s high calibre production team, the show flopped and was taken off the air after 12 episodes (David Jacob’s later described it as a “fiasco”). Too many characters and a Saturday night timeslot didn’t help the show’s cause, in addition to the ongoing decline in interest in new primetime soaps in general.
This show was about a middle school goth girl raised by bugs who went to school and does stuff in her daily life. Along the way, spooky stuff occurs.
I watched episodes of the show, and the show wasn't bad. I know Bryan Greenberg from One Tree Hill, Laura Prepon from That '70s Show and Orange Is the New Black, Penny Johnson Jerald from Castle, and Sean Gunn from Gilmore Girls. I know they did a wrap-up episode to finish the show, which is great because the finale episode ended on a cliff-hanger, and they destroyed one couple's relationship. Did you watch the show?
Shortlived Nickelodeon Nicktoon about thirteen-year-old Mexican superhero Manny Rivera has powers as the masked warrior El Tigre and some bizarre enemies.
From the Farrelly Brothers. Four friends from Boston help each other get over their divorces.
Jailbait! (2000) is a Canadian film directed by Allan Moyle about a high school athlete who faces statutory rape charges after a consensual sexual encounter with a 16-year-old, starring Kevin Mundy and Alycia Purrott. The R-rated movie explores the legal and personal fallout from the incident, featuring crude sexual talk, harsh language, and some violence.
An ABC drama about two neighboring Iowa families, who were very different from each other. Cast featured a young Kirk Cameron and C. Thomas Howell. 10 episodes aired.
I could only find some episodes to watch. I wish all the episodes were available to watch because it's a good show, and the acting is good, and the dynamics between the characters are good as well. I'm only familiar with Sherman Hemsley and Anna Maria Horsford from other projects. I haven't seen the rest of the cast in any other shows except this one. Did you watch the show?
I rewatched some of the episodes, and the show still holds up. I think the show is one of the spin-offs that has actually turned out good, and is iconic. I know Lisa Bonet was the lead and left the show, and that's when the show got better. I think Boyz 2 Men's version is better too. I have nothing against Aretha Franklin, but I just think their version is more memorable and fits the theme of the show. Did you remember watching the show?
Produced by Aaron Spelling, was an ABC drama about three criminologists who only take on high profile cases. Starred Ralph Bellamy, George Maharis, and Yvette Mimieux. 12 episodes aired.
Warren the Ape was an MTV reality television parody.
It was a spin off of the IFC and Fox TV show Greg the Bunny, and follows Warren as he tries to get his life back together following the cancellation of Greg the Bunny.
His therapist every week is Dr. Drew, who plays himself.