A single-camera comedy series about Riley Veatch, a sarcastic, street-smart teen runaway whose search for her birth mother brings her to the doorstep of her aunt in a small Northern California town. Her uptight Aunt Opal is a lonely high school administrator. Underneath Opal's cold exterior is a vulnerable woman who benefits from Riley's influence as these two semi-lost souls forge a bond based on their needs for love and family -- although neither one is likely to admit it. Riley narrates the series. Other characters include Gossett High School's assistant principal Mitch Levitt, the object of Opal's unrequited affection; A.J. Swartz, the clueless office assistant; and Lisa Overbeck, a sweet, idealistic teacher at Gossett High.

A comedy series about Chris Woods, a stay-at-home father with young children whose wife, Linda, has a demanding career. When Linda graduates from law school, Chris decides to leave his sales job and do the thing he's always wanted to do -- be a stay-at-home dad to his children -- 13-year-old Shannon, 12-year-old Max, 5-year-old Jake, and infant Emily. He loves the "dad" part of the job, but confronts every small irritation -- parents, telemarketers, obnoxious neighbors -- head on. Linda's well-meaning but annoying friend Barb keeps advising him on how to raise his kids and friend Holly tells him constantly how tough stay-at-home parenting can be. Chris also has to defend his domestic situation to his dense best friend Rod (Barb's husband) and his new neighbor, ex-Marine Bobick.

Thirty-one-year-old Leo Gorelick needs time to get over a recent break up and work on his comedy writing with his partner Trina. Unfortunately, he is the sounding board for everyone in his family, which includes: Marty, his twice-divorced surgeon brother; Jake, his egocentric father; and Mickey, his therapist mom, who still carries a torch for Jake even though they've been divorced for almost 20 years.

A comedy series about two bachelor brothers who share an apartment in New York City. The older brother, Julian, is a divorced businessman who is shy and a workaholic while the younger brother, Scott, is a rugged, handsome extrovert who is naturally attractive to women. Their mother, Rae, offers constant criticism and encouragement.

Drama series centering on the McCallisters, a working-class Irish family. Bobby, an intense, ambitious police detective works the streets of Hell's Kitchen. He suspects that his brother Liam, an emerging union leader, works for a boss tied to organized crime. Bobby's wife Clarissa, a neo-natal nurse, seems to be coming in second to Bobby's dedication to his job. Kevin, an unorthodox parish priest, Bobby and Liam concern themselves with the wild, self-destructive lifestyle of their youngest sibling, Amanda. Successful stockbroker Fiona's long-term affair with her married boss wreaks havoc on her self-esteem. Their parents, Eileen and Simon, provide a loving home where the family gathers weekly for Sunday dinner.

A single mother tries to find love again with her new boyfriend Diego, of whom her father disapproves. She gets help from her two brothers (one voluntarily mute) and two girlfriends at work (her father's bar). Complicating matters is her ex-husband, who walked out on her 7 years before, but is back to try and reinsert himself into the family. The last thing Jesse Warner needs is another man in her life. A single mom in Buffalo who works in her dad's bar, she has her hands full looking after her father, son and two brothers (one a deep thinker who refuses to speak, the other a gadfly who dreams up get-rick-quick schemes). Jesse has no time for romance, that is, until a handsome Chilean moves in next door.

Joseph Pinoni, a gambling and womanizing prima donna ex-opera star, returns to California's Napa Valley to help run the family vineyard after he injures his vocal cords. Joseph's feisty mother Marie is not starstruck by her son's notoriety, and can only offer offbeat wisdom. His younger, stressed-out sister Francesca loves Joseph but resents his overshadowing her with his career while she stayed home to toil in the family business. Joseph hopes to improve his relationship with 16-year-old nephew Michael, whose sheltered life he hopes to change. Leo, the gruff vineyard manager, keeps everything humming, while Claude, a wealthy dilettante and self-styled artist, is Joseph's best friend and co-conspirator.

Conrad Bloom is a single New Yorker who works as an advertising executive. His life revolves around five women: ex-girlfriend/best friend Molly, who keeps him grounded; flighty sister Nina, who relies on Conrad for money, advice and clean laundry; recently widowed mother Florie, who has entered the workforce and the dating world after 30 years as a housewife; advertising agency owner Faye, an all-business dynamo; and co-worker Shelley, a new mother trying to "have it all." Another co-worker, one-time advertising star George Dorsey, could benefit from a dose of Conrad's youthful ambition.

One World is a half-hour comedy series that aired on the TNBC block from 1998 to 2001. The series followed the everyday issues of the Blake family in Miami. Ex-baseball player Dave Blake and his artist wife Karen have adopted six teens of various ethnic and racial backgrounds. The show was produced by Peter Engel Productions and canceled after three seasons.

This comedy series takes place behind the scenes of a fictitious late-night network news program based in Washington, D.C. Correspondent Al Freundlich, anchor Pearce McKenzie, executive producer Vic Karp and their cohorts must generate interesting stories or react to breaking news each weeknight.

Series about a trio of childhood chums, attorney Casey Farrell, medical student William McCuskey and reporter Thomas Riley III, who are roommates in Denver. McCuskey and Riley are playboys whose dates never quite measure up to their beautiful roommate Casey.

Sleepwalkers revolved around Dr. Nathan Bradford who is the head of the team that had developed a technology to enter the dreams of psychiatric patients to discover what their true problems were. He also uses the machines to enter the unconscious mind of his wife, Gail Bradford, who is in a coma. The other members of the team are Kate Russell, the scholar of the group, with a vast knowledge of mythology and archetypes from many religions and Vincent Konefke is the technical guy who ran the machines but never dreamwalked himself. Steve Turner is the other sleepwalker.

The FBI paroles three bickering con men - brainy Ice, computer genius Charlie, kleptomaniac and stud Alphonse - from prison with the provision that they use their talents to foil other con artists. They receive marching orders from Special Agent Christine Kowalski.

Matt is an idealistic and young college graduate, whose new job at multinational corporation Upton/Webber makes him realize that his ideals differ from reality. Despite the style-over-substance shortcuts favored by the company, he is determined to prove that hard work pays off.

After inheriting a residence in Hollywood Jenny and her friend quit their under paid jobs in Utica and New York to move to this beautiful place. The house is being mortgaged afflicted so they have to rent the rooms out to wannabe-movie-stars. While living the movie style life, Jenny searches for her Hollywood actor Father who she has never meant. This show was cancelled before its time, with a total of 17 episodes (7 unaired) though all 17 episodes aired in the UK and other countries.

A diner in a trendy Manhattan neighborhood is a way station for a variety of characters on both sides of the counter: aspiring actress Gabriella; Michael, a very neurotic, struggling playwright; sharp-tongued real estate agent Suzanne; Vince, the diner's dreadlocked owner; spacey waiter Albie; and rock-star wannabe Carrie.

Who's the boss? Not Tony DiMeo, a freelance New York sportswriter who's feeling a little stressed out as he tries to raise his two daughters following a recent separation from his wife. His dad, Frank, is all too ready to dispatch worthless advice from his bakery in Little Italy, while techno wiz Carmen frequently shows up to help Tony with his cranky computer.

When his father has a heart attack, Royale Watkins, an Ivy Leaguer with a promising computer career in California, reluctantly agrees to take over the family contracting business in Washington, D.C., rather than sell to a rival. His sibling co-workers include fun-loving Randal and outspoken Tammy. The head of the household is Sylvia, the no-nonsense mother. The rest of the family consists of the eldest son, Robert, a stuffed-shirt architect, and Ryce, the youngest in the family.

Chris Anderson may be a scion of New York high society, but after he gets kicked out of his school for bad behavior, he winds up in the same place as Harlem street kid Jamal Grant: the none-too-hallowed halls of Manny High School, where they, along with their friends, learn that staying out of trouble is harder than their parents may think.

Fired Up is a sitcom that took a look at what happens when a self-centered, high-powered promotions executive with a large Manhattan firm and her personal assistant both get laid off, then form their own business venture and try to work on an equal footing. Sharon Lawrence of NYPD Blue starred as Gwen, the ex-exec; and Leah Remini, later to be seen on The King of Queens, played her former assistant Terry. The principal cast was rounded out with newcomer Mark Feuerstein as aspiring writer Danny, Terry's brother and roommate; and veteran Jonathan Banks, owner of the bar/restaurant Clockworks, over which the others live and who is enamored of Gwen the first time he lays eyes on her.

Crisis Center revolves around a help and crisis center in San Francisco, where Kathy, a perceptive young intern in psychology, has just joined the close-knit staff and must learn the ropes.

Three brothers, who grew up in Cicero, Illinois, live together in a Chicago apartment: middle brother Harry is an ambitious young architect who has an ongoing flirtation with Lindsay, his partner at work; youngest brother Billy is a college drop-out who constantly is trying to hatch get-rich-quick-schemes; and Mike, the oldest, is a construction worker separated from his wife. Their apartment overlooks Wrigley Field and the brothers often watch Cubs games and discuss the mysteries of life and love.

When students from upper crust Malibu mix with ones from working class San Fernando Valley, they discover that certain issues cut across class boundaries.

Sydney J. Solomon presides as a tough Chicago family-court judge with a trying domestic life, being the divorced mother of four.

Idealistic lawyer Steve Rutledge, still in his thirties, seems to be having his mid-life crisis a little early. He is tired of having to accept sleazy clients in order to pay the bills. His wife has been fired from a high-powered ad agency and now hangs around the house, as does the accident-prone brother he can't seem to get rid of.

New transfer student Julie Connor tries out for and wins a position on the Deering Tornadoes, her high school's boys basketball team, much to the dismay of team captain Chris and snooty head cheerleader Mary Beth.

Two young couples -- each with a new baby -- cope with the demands of parenting, marriage and careers -- as well as the strain of being neighbors, best friends and business partners.

Hope is a producer of a local TV show whose cheating husband left her after 10 years. Gloria is a street wise single mother who works as a hairdresser. The two, with Gloria's son Buddy, share the ups and downs of their complicated but humorous lives.

Something Wilder was a sitcom that aired on NBC from 1994-1995.Gene Bergman and his wife, Annie, are learning to cope with raising 4-year-old fraternal twin sons, Sam and Gabe.

Jack "Madman" Buckner is an old-school newspaper editor: he speaks his mind, makes lots of enemies and doesn't sweat the little details. His young boss, however, has some different ideas of how a newspaper should be run and has no intention of putting up with what she sees as Jack's outdated attitude. Worse yet, she's Jack's daughter. They'll have to iron out their professional and family issues if they're going to meet their deadlines.

Retired hot-shot New York criminalogist Guy Hanks (Bill Cosby) isn't managing his retirement too well. He should be spending his time enjoying the good life with the two women in his life, his holistic housekeeper Angie and his physical therapist/main squeeze (Whitfield) but his old buddy/colleague Sully keeps luring him back to help out on particularly nasty cases.

A Wall Street attorney, Kate Delacroy, returns to her Southern hometown and joins the law firm of her father's long-time rival, Carrie Grace Battle. Kate learns the finer points of litigation from Carrie while trying to heal her strained relationship with her family.

When a Chicago warehouse supervisor, John Bowman, and his wife, Maureen, attempt to teach their three children, Paul, 15, Melissa, 12, and Bob, 6, the value of hard work, they get conflicting signals from their father's best friend, Drew Clark, a single and carefree bachelor.

Holly Aldrige is a young American living on her own in France. Although she doesn't speak any of the language (which causes trouble for her frequently) she finds a job working as a waitress in a small cafe. At the cafe she meets a strange assortment of characters from around the world. She gradually comes to be friends with them and starts to find her place in her new home.

Two typical moms, Marilyn and Caryl, live a suburban life with husbands Jack and Paul plus assorted children. Their neighborhood is shook up by perfect Barb, house dad Tom, and Marilyn's divorce from Jack.

John Palermo, a newly-divorced Chicago sportswriter, tries to adjust to being a weekday bachelor with his office buddies, Robert Piccolo and David Keller, and weekend father with his two daughters, Ruth, 9 and Cathy, 15.

Getting By is an American sitcom that aired on ABC from March 5, 1993 until May 21, 1993, and on NBC from September 21, 1993 until June 18, 1994. The series was created by William Bickley and Michael Warren, who also served as executive producers with Thomas L. Miller and Robert L. Boyett. The final Miller-Boyett series to begin its run under parent studio Lorimar Television, Getting By was folded into Warner Bros. Television for its second season, following Warner Bros.' absorption of Lorimar.

Running the Halls follows the exploits of a group of teens attending Middlefield Academy, an East Coast boarding school, and the on-going hijinks that occur as they experience life away from home.

An assistant district attorney in Baltimore finds herself with a new family when a man claiming to be her brother appears on the scene with his two children.

Disc jockey Bobby Soul is hired sight unseen to work at an urban radio station run by recently widowed owner Veronica Washington. When she meets her new employee, she's shocked to discover that he's not black, and that's enough to make her want to fire him.

While Alexander "AJ" James is pursuing his graduate degree in psychology at Columbia University he fulfills his volunteer requirement as a youth counselor at a Manhattan Youth Center. Under his charge are Randall, William and T. Meanwhile, at home A.J. must contend with "Uncle" Sydney, the hotel doorman, and his beautiful daughter Danielle who is off limits.

A drama series focusing on a diverse group of young professionals who socialize together at a Georgetown nightspot named The Round Table while they pursue their careers in lawmaking and law enforcement in Washington, D.C. Characters include: Rhea, a former reporter who leaves the family owned newspaper to become an FBI agent; Jennifer, a prosecutor for the U.S. Attorney's office; Danny, her bartender boyfriend; Devereaux, an agent for the Secret Service; Wade, a rookie police officer; and Mitchell, a Justice Department attorney.

California Dreams is a show about a group of high school teens that form their own band, The California Dreams. The show follows the group through their problems in high school as well as their problems in trying to score a record deal. The theme song to California Dreams is an original song performed by the season's current bandmates.

Futuristic crime story in which an L.A. cop is partnered with a cyborg partner, who has the sparkle of Data from `Star Trek' combined with the body of Julie Newmar from `My Living Doll.' Plus, as her partner puts it, `She's never had the experience of being wrong.'

Frank Nolan and Fay Peronivic find themselves in a mysterious all-night cafe following a brush with death - but they soon learn that they did, in fact, die, and have been brought back to life by the cafe. Frank and Fay are given the opportunity to correct something in their lives that went wrong the first time, and upon their success, they stay on as the cafe's new cook and waitress. With the aid of Blackie, the enigmatic owner of the cafe, Frank and Fay find themselves dispensing hot coffee, daily specials, justice and second chances to the many imperiled and troubled souls that the cafe is somehow able to attract as it travels from place to place.

Forrest Bedford is a Southern lawyer in the late 1950s, generally content with his privileged life. But the winds of change are blowing, and he becomes increasingly involved with civil rights cases. Mean- while, Lilly Harper, who cares for his children, is on her own journey of political and personal awareness.

Reasonable Doubts follows the working relationship between Assistant District Attorney Tess Kaufman and Detective Dicky Cobb.

A man replaces his wife in city council, however his past is very dubious. He is a savvy person and becomes loved amongst his people which endangers the plans of other politicians in town, especially the devious mayor.

The Torkelsons are a family of six -- mother, Millicent and her five children -- living in Pyramid Corners, Oklahoma and struggling to make ends meet. The central plot device is the narration, provided by 14-year-old Dorothy Jane Torkelson, as she sits in the window-seat of her upstairs bedroom and talks to her confidante, the Man in the Moon, usually at the opening and closing of each episode. Unlike many television comedies, situations in this show are secondary to the philosophy of life developed by Dorothy Jane, a sensitive reader of poetry; Millicent, a very wise, tolerant mother who, despite her flexibility and humility, has very high standards for how her children view life and treat other people; and the boarder they take in to help pay the bills, Wesley Hodges, whose wisdom in knowing when to get involved in Torkelson family matters -- and when to "butt out" -- gives the show a depth and tenderness usually found only in well-written independent films and shorts.

A by-the-book detective tries to cope with his eccentric partner, who has just come off psychiatric leave; and his captain, who gained his rank through connections.

The men in your life may leave you, children grow up, parents pass away. The only ones who are there for you, from cradle to grave, are your sisters.

The series followed the story of Black Jack Savage, the ghost of a legendary 17th-century Caribbean pirate who teams up with Barry Tarberry, a crooked Wall Street con artist who has escaped trial by coming to the Caribbean. Facing eternal damnation, both of them discover that they need to save 100 lives to compensate for the damage done by their sinful lives, and thus save their own souls.

A comedy series about a former network news writer and a widower with two children who moves to a small Wisconsin town and writes a weekly human-interest column for a Chicago newspaper.

Dennis Booker, an ex-cop, is hired by the US office of a large Japanese company to investigate some suspect insurance claims. He is very anti-authority, resents being told what to do, and seems to spend most of his time investigating cases related to his family, friends and colleagues rather than his employers.

A show about an egotistical talk show host at a small station in Buffalo New York, who is unable to break into the big time.

A comedy series about the relationship of a widowed matriarch of a Brooklyn-based, Italian-American family with the four adult sons with whom she lives.

Based on the popular feature film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," this half hour situation comedy followed the high school adventures of Ferris Bueller and his friends.

Working It Out is the story of two single parents, Sarah Marshall and David Stuart, who had never seriously contemplated remarriage until they met each other. Given their past histories, both had considerable trepidation, and this was reinforced by their friends' attitudes.

A comedy series based on the film "Parenthood", centering on the characters and conflicts of an extended family of four diverse households and generations.

Based on the made-for-television movie "Shannon's Deal," this series involves the gritty world of a once-important Philadelphia lawyer who now is forced to practice storefront law as a result of his gambling debts.

A series about a successful career woman who leaves New York City with her teenage son and returns to the small Texas-coast fishing town where she was raised.

A comedy series starring Carol Burnett. Burnett portrays a different comedic character each week. A special guest star is featured on each show along with featured repertory players.

A semi-serialized comedy series centering on the interaction between three families from differing social strata in the fictional town of Grand, Pennsylvania, a city struggling to regain its former glory as the capital of grand piano-manufacturing in America.

Midnight Caller is the moody drama starring Gary Cole as Jack Killian, a San Francisco cop who accidentally killed his partner. After leaving the police force, he ended up the host of a late-night radio talk show--with a penchant for getting involved with the problems of his listeners.

Ann McNeil is a widow who moves from New York to California with her teenage daughter. After the death of her firefighter husband, Ann McNeil and her teenage daughter, Lucy move from New York to the northern California village of Marvel, where Ann and her husband went for their honeymoon. Lucy is reluctant to her new surroundings in a new town, but she begins to adjust and makes new friends. Ann is also learning to adjust as well as she starts a new job at a gift shop run by Mrs. Hufnagel. 

Mancuso, FBI tells the story of Nick Mancuso, a veteran of the Bureau now assigned to the Washington D.C.. He is regarded as a maverick, something that forces him sometimes to oppose elements of his own government.The character was described by the NBC as having "a passionate love affair with the United States Constitution" and an overwhelming desire to see genuine justice rather than the mere appearance of it.The show was based on Loggia's portrayal of the character in the NBC political miniseries "Favorite Son".

Brand New Life centered on a millionaire father of three who fell in love with and married a sweet blue-collar waitress with three kids of her own. They combined families in Murray's Bel Air mansion in this Disney TV movie which led to a one-hour comedy series. Murray's kids had been brought up free-spirited and liberal, while Eden's kids were used to a close-knit, conservative upbringing. Hijinks ensue.

John Ashton and Richard Tyson star as two cops with radically different methods of law enforcement, who are paired together in Hardball.

A comedy series about an irresponsible, young bon vivant who is persuaded by his eccentric grandmother to halt his spendthrift lifestyle and assume control of the family hotel, which is populated by a host of off-beat characters.

Sister Kate Lambert is assigned to take charge of a group home whose residents are seven unruly orphans

FM is a workplace comedy set at a small public radio station.

Former waitress Maria Navarro settles in as an office manager of Lukowski Construction and builds a relationship with its owner.

A dramatic series about an Upper West Side, New York, restaurant named Tattinger's, populated by customers and staff who represent a wide cross-section of New Yorkers.

A comedy series based on the feature film of the same title. Kate Jackson portrays J.C. Wiatt, a high-powered executive who suddenly becomes a mother to a child left in her care by a relative who has died.

Aaron's Way is a 1988 American family drama series that aired on NBC. The series stars Merlin Olsen as Aaron Miller, the husband and father of an Amish family that moves to California. The series follows the attempts of family members to adapt to Californian culture while retaining their personal values. Also appearing on the series were Samantha Mathis and Belinda Montgomery. Aaron Miller's eldest son, Noah, has left the Amish community for the world, but Aaron kept in touch using a post office box. Aaron then learns that Noah died in a surfing accident, and goes to California for the funeral. While there, he learns that Noah had been living with a woman, Susanna Lo Verde, who owns an orchard and is pregnant by Noah.

A comedy series about a stockbroker and his wife, a lawyer, who give up their careers to run a day-care center in their home.

The story of an unorthodox but savvy detective who solves cases in highly original ways.

A dramatic series, based on the NBC miniseries that aired in December 1986, chronicling the lives and relationships of the Gardners, a middle-class suburban American family headed by widower Joe Gardner.

An action drama set in Los Angeles in the 1950s, focusing on Jack Cleary, a gritty private detective who forms an unlikely partnership with Johnny Betts, a streetwise rock-'n'-roller.

A comedy series about a former Las Vegas showgirl who inherits a Beverly Hills estate after becoming a widow, and must share it with her blue-blooded in-laws.

Ever since his bitter divorce years earlier, Henry Willows had been leading a quiet, peaceful life -- and he'd become set in his ways. But when his 17 year-old son, Matt, whom he'd not seen since the divorce, came knocking on the door, Henry found his life being turned upside-down. Matt's girl-chasing, rock-n-roll ways didn't bode well with his conservative father... leading to a lot of fights. Enid was Henry's wisecracking housekeeper.You Again? was the American version of the English sitcom Home to Roost.

In this short-run series, doctors Billy Hayes and Elvin "El" Lincoln run a scientific think tank dedicated to studying the strange and the unusual mutations in the human body. The overly tall El develops a way to shrink himself to six inches, and the scientists recruit rocker "Johnny B" Bukowski (who can absorb and fire electricity) and young runaway Gloria Dinallo (a telekinetic) to help them. Together, the four of them go on wacky adventures, fight spies, and capture crooks.

Join the students of Breaker High, a high school on a cruise ship, while they experience fun and adventure, love and heartache, with good times and bad as they explore the high seas and get an education.

Two women private detectives assume ownership of a San Francisco-based agency willed them by the man to whom both had been married at different times.

The series, set in Hollywood, California, follows the adventures of Skip Tarkenton, an animator for Buddy Winkler Productions, a rundown studio that produces the mythical Saturday morning cartoon series, "The Dippy Duck Show".

The adventures of a pair of teenage twins were explored in this light comedy. Kate and Allison were 16, identical in appearance, but opposites in personality. Allison was the sober responsible one, and Kate the spunky troublemaker who often got them both into hot water. Pretending to be Allison was one of Kate's favorite ploys. Art was their widower father, who ran a gym and dance studio in their hometown of Des Moines, Iowa. Beth was one of his adult instructors, and Michael was Kate's boyfriend.When Double Trouble returned for a second season in December 1984, Kate and Allison had moved to New York to pursue separate careers. Kate wanted to become an actress, while her more practical sister was enrolled in the Fashion Institute of Technology studying design. They lived in a spacious town house with their kooky Aunt Margo, a successful writer of children's stories. Also living in the town house were Billy and Charles, two aspiring actors and kindred spirits of Kate's. Mr. Arrechia was an obnoxious, overbearing instructor at the Fashion Institute and Aileen was Allison's fellow student and best friend.

Come aboard the Riptide, home to the hottest detective agency in Los Angeles. Cody Allen and Nick Ryder are longtime pals who have seen more than their share of danger -- and action. Along with a buddy from their days in the military, the brilliant but socially inept scientist Murray "Boz" Bozinsky, they solve a series of mysterious cases involving stakeouts, seduction, and the law. Detective work has never been this hot!

Five years after the death of Jennifer Farrell, a beautiful movie actress, the Elliots move from New York to California and into her glamorous Beverly Hills home. Shortly after, the much alive spirit of Jennifer Farrell materializes to and befriends Joey, the fourteen-year-old son of George and Susan Elliot. The series depicts Joey's misadventures, as Jennifer, who appears and speaks only to him, decides to "guide" his life.

A dramatic primetime serial that details the lives of the Champions, a family of modern-day ranchers who struggle to operate and safeguard their 200,000 acre west Texas ranch, The Yellow Rose. The series focuses on the efforts of Jeb Hollister to regain control of the Yellow Rose, which he lost in a bet with its late owner, Wade Champion.

The exploits of Wyatt Earp III, a descendant of the famous lawman and a bouncer for the Los Angeles-based Sladetown Carnival, his bounty-hunting mother, Amanda, and his self-styled mechanical genius brother, Evan. All three are known as The Rousters.

Boone is the creation of Earl Hamner. Boone Sawyer (Tom Byrd) is a backwoods boy who wants to become a country and western singer. Lest there be any doubt, young Boone shows up at his first audition and sings "Slip Around. "

Sam Briggs is an entertainment magazine editor who will do anything to please his girlfriend's parents ... but instead becomes a one-man wrecking crew whenever he's around them. Sam and his girlfriend, Melanie Clayton, have only one hurdle left to clear as they start their life together: breaking the news to Mel's conservative parents that they have a wedding in the works and a baby on the way. Dick, a stern Judge, and his wife, Angela, are protective of their daughter, and are really trying to let go of the anger they feel toward Sam ... after all, disaster follows whenever he visits their house. But despite his best efforts, every time Sam takes one positive step forward in winning over his future in-laws, he inevitably takes two crushing steps back. But with support and love from Melanie who stands up for him despite his knack for making himself look bad, Sam will hopefully charm his way into her family.

Family Tools is a family comedy that proves mixing family with business is never easy.

9JKL stars Mark Feuerstein in a family comedy inspired by his real life. Josh Roberts is a new divorcé and actor between projects who moves home to New York to regroup, living in an apartment sandwiched between his doting, meddlesome parents on one side and his brother, sister-in-law and their new baby on the other. Josh's well-intentioned mom, Judy, is so excited to have her beloved son home after his 12 years in Los Angeles that she bribes their doorman, Nick, to secretly call her every time Josh comes up the elevator so she can greet him in the hallway. Also thrilled is Josh's larger-than-life father, Harry, an attorney with no personal boundaries who's eager to help Josh land his next starring role using his Hollywood "connections." Teasing Josh about his return home are his competitive brother, Andrew, a successful surgeon who, unlike Josh, doesn't have a problem saying "no" to their interfering parents; Andrew's Harvard-educated pediatrician wife, Eve; and 12-year-old neighbor Ian from 5A, who hangs out in the lobby. As Josh's family literally comes at him from both sides, he realizes he desperately needs to establish some ground rules, because his loving family is always going to be right there for him. Always.

Charlotte Payne is looking for love but she has yet to meet Mr. Right. When she joins an online dating site, Charlotte takes a 100-question compatibility test -- and each one requires her to recount a humorous time in her life.

Enroll for a course in laughter at good old Faber College where pandemonium reigns...and "Knowledge Is Good."Based on National Lampoon's Animal House.

Mork & Mindy is a spin-off from an episode of Happy Days seen in February 1978, in which an alien from the planet Ork lands on Earth and attempts to kidnap Richie. Mork is a misfit on his own planet because of his sense of humor, so the humorless Orkans send him off to study Earthlings, whose 'crazy' customs they had never been able to understand. Mork lands, in a giant eggshell, near Boulder, Colorado and is befriended by pretty Mindy McConnell, a clerk at a music store run by her father. Mork looks human, but his strange mixture of Orkan and Earthling customs leads most people to think of him as a nut.

First broadcast in 1982, this Emmy award winning epic adventure cost a staggering ten million dollars and featured an all-star, Oscar winning cast. Filmed on location in Italy, Morocco, Nepal and China this lavish mini-series was the first Western production to film in China after WWII and took over thirteen months to complete. An epic in every sense of the word. Born in Venice in 1254, Marco Polo was just 17 when he set off with his father and uncle to travel the Silk Road to China. Their adventurous journey through Asia, which lasted three and half years, took them through uncharted territory and went down in history as one of the greatest exploratory journeys of all time. Marco then spent 17 years in Peking as the guest of the Great Khan, winning the trust and respect of the Emperor for whom he carried out various diplomatic missions. Marco took great care to understand and record the culture, language, traditions and customs of the people he met during his long travels and as a result became one of histories legendary explorers.

An office manager for a giant computer software company teaches her reclusive boss and his nerdy employees how to communicate better.

Firehouse is a half-hour series focusing on the action-packed working lives of the men of Engine Company 23, These firefighters are Captain Spike Ryerson; his second in command, Hank Myers; Sonny Caputo, the company cook; Billy Dalzell, still in his probationary year, and Cal Dakin, who is the newest fullfledged fireman. The dedicated firefighters of Engine Company 23 become involved in engrossing human drama as they go about their job saving lives and property.