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#126

re: TV shows you grew to love, and then they bombed

Tru Calling
In a Heartbeat (old EMT show on Disney channel)
8 Simple Rules (did that get canceled?)
Grounded for Life
Do Over (my FAVORITE show on the WB! This guy fell and hit his head and was sent back to the 80s. No one probably remembers it but I do)
Legends of the Hidden Temple
State of Grace (loved that show!)
#127

re: TV shows you grew to love, and then they bombed

Back in 1995, there was a sitcom called "High Society" with Mary McDonnell and Jean Smart. It was really hysterical and then just disappeared.
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#129

re: TV shows you grew to love, and then they bombed

Clubhouse
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#132

re: TV shows you grew to love, and then they bombed

BROOKLYN BRIDGE!
i totally agree with goth. it was wonderful! thankfully i archived a few episodes to VHS. i'd love to have all the episodes on DVD. the one where danny and katies families had dinner was a scream!

SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS!
ok, it wasn't the best sitcom ever, but i got a kick out of it, and danny nucci and jason bateman were both adoreable in it. i've enjoyed seeing the episodes aired on LOGO.

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roxy, my dvd set should arrive from amazon any day now re: TV shows you grew to love, and then they bombed
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#133

re: TV shows you grew to love, and then they bombed

I burned my own on DVD

I hear they are making a movie of the Time Tunnel. With special effects being what they are, should be good. The TV series was fun in its day

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Updated On: 1/30/06 at 06:47 PM

#134

re: TV shows you grew to love, and then they bombed

"Back in 1995, there was a sitcom called "High Society" with Mary McDonnell and Jean Smart. It was really hysterical and then just disappeared."

It disappeared because everybody was uncomfortable with Jean Smart always hitting on Mary McDonnell's teenage son.

Yes, and also because it tried to ripoff Ab Fab.
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