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Pepper Dennis is an ambitious reporter with her sights set on anchoring Chicago's top-rated evening news broadcast. Complicating her daily life is the fact that her spoiled, needy and recently separated sister Kathy, has moved in with her.

This "show-within-a-show" comedy from Darren Star takes a satirical look at the action behind the scenes of a teen prime-time soap. It centers on the on and off-camera antics of five actors who star in a fictional high school drama called Grosse Pointe.

This comedy series revolves around two twin sisters, Mitchee (Sara Gilbert) and Farrah (Molly Stanton), who are complete opposites. Their parents, Alan (Mark Linn-Baker) and Lee (Melanie Griffith), have decided it is time to pass down their business to their daughters.

Pinky and the Brain, those two genetically engineered lab mice, are homeless now that Acme Labs is no more. And the mice are in need of a place to hide as a secret organization wants to apprehend Brain. While hiding in a pet shop, the mice wound up getting bought by Elmyra Duff. Now the mice are forced to operate from Elmyra's house and endure her twisted ways of caring for animals. Despite all of these new complications, Pinky and the Brain still continue to try to take over the world.

Cubix: Robots for Everyone takes place in the year 2040 in Bubble Town where robots outnumber humans. Robots are made in RobixCorp. Everyone has a robot, each with its own unique duty. This show centers around the Botties, a special club for people who know how to fix robots. But robots are going crazy all over Bubble Town all of a sudden, and no one knows why. The villain of the series, Dr. K, is after a greenish blue liquid known as Solex, which is what's making the robots go crazy, and he will stop at nothing to get it.

Follow the hilarious adventures of a former professor and his wife as they raise their four kids in a bustling brownstone apartment. From sibling rivalries to teenage angst, The Parent 'Hood is a heartwarming and relatable sitcom that captures the joys and challenges of parenthood.

A bachelor and his English butler become sudden parents to 6-year-old twins and their teenage sister. Remake of the 1966-71 series.

Merrie Melodies, also known as Animated Fantasies of Yesterday and Today, is the name of an animated series distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures between 1931 and 1969. Originally produced by Harman-Ising Pictures, the series was later produced by Leon Schlesinger. Productions until 1944, when Schlesinger sold his studio to Warner. The Warner Bros. Cartoons studio continued to produce the series until 1964. Merrie Melodies was transferred to DePatie-Freleng Enterprises from 1964 to 1967, and Warner Bros. Cartoons resumed production for the last two years of the series.

Perhaps the world's only animated sketch comedy educational series, Histeria delivers lessons that stick - to your funny bone. Hosted by Father Time (voice of Frank Welker), the cartoon cast careens through time to deliver historical facts from Siberia to Sumeria, despite the efforts of Miss Information (voice of Laraine Newman), the claims of The World's Oldest Woman (voice of Tress MacNeille) and the perpetually poopy diapers of the egg shaped Big Fat Baby (Luke Ruegger). Histeria comes complete with its own Kid Chorus to underscore the history lessons and often provide the impetus for some most unusual interactions with some of history's most famous and infamous characters (and more opening theme songs than you can shake a Greek javelin at!). Among the voices of the recurring cast can be heard vocal luminaries like James Wickline, Rob Paulsen, Billy West, Paul Rugg and Nora Dunn. So get set for 52 fact-music-and-mirth-filled history lessons!

Meet David and Skip, two lawyers with nothing in common but a desire for justice. Together, they take on the toughest cases and fight for what's right. Just Legal is a legal drama that explores the complex relationship between a young prodigy and his mentor. With compelling characters and gripping storylines, this show is a must-watch for fans of legal dramas.

This comedy stars Nikki Cox as a Las Vegas showgirl wed to a professional wrestler, played as Nick von Esmarch. Nikki constantly tries to find a job as show girl, but instead she has to take on one crappy job after another.

There are rumors of a conspiracy called the Global Frequency. A group of spies, experts, and ordinary people... Assembled and led by the enigmatic Miranda Zero, the Global Frequency organization recruits experts of all sorts - from detectives and particle physicists to acrobats and historians - and ties them together with wireless communications gizmos and the support of hacker Aleph. They save us from the threats that no one else sees or understands. Scenarios that are too secret, too bizarre or too morally difficult for the cops, the government or the military to handle. The Global Frequency is real.

RESCUE 77 is the Search and Rescue unit of Station 77 of the Los Angeles Fire Department. This fine show aired on the WB in the spring of 1999. In fact in the beginning the WB aired this series twice a week and then they lost faith in the program and it was quickly cancelled. RESCUE 77 was truely a quality show that made Richard Roundtree return to series television. RESCUE 77 was a sort of precursor to NBC's THIRD WATCH which has had a long run on that network and is still on. RESCUE 77 should have been given more of a chance than the eight episode order that the WB gave it. This series should still be on the air as we are in the world that we are in now.

Three lifelong single men hire a life coach to help them with romance and women.

The show was centered on three thieves, who all participated in crimes that brought no legitimate suffering to others. They were captured by a secret agency that forced them to use their abilities on the agency's behalf to combat criminals who were a threat against the American way of life, under threat of going to prison themselves.

This reality crime series by by Monica Breen and Alison Schapker is currently being scouted by JJ Abrams' Bad Robot.

Three members of a fictional band called "The Problem", who find a magical amulet that allows them to see and talk to ghosts. Each episode featured the trio helping the ghosts that they encountered in order for the ghosts to move on to the next world.

Back stabbing! Boyfriend swapping! Brawls! TV Land brings it on with the return of High School Reunion. Watch as 14 alums are reunited after 20 years on the island of Maui. The ante is upped daily as vengeful new arrivals from rival cliques, classes and a nearby public school, do everything they can to crash the party and seek redemption.

In this half-hour series, affectionately nicknamed JKX, actor/comedian Jamie Kennedy combines hidden-camera pranks with sketch comedy to see how everyday people- and some celebrities- behave in unusual situations. Jamie appears in a wide variety of disguises, getting his "marks" involved in an equally wide variety of bizarre predicaments. When a joke has run its course, Jamie delivers the show's immortal tag line: YOU'VE BEEN X-ED! Each skit is presented in front of an audience, either in-studio or on location, and sometimes Jamie brings his marks on as special guests after presenting a segment.

Marcus, a sixteen-year-old pilot, fights against shadow dragons in Terranova, wherein soldiers use heavy gear to start the war.

A reality spoof on Fox's "American Idol", in which the judges reverse their selections from good singers, to bad ones. All of it under a hoax where the bad singers believe they can sing...when they can't.

This show is about a 10 year-old boy who is trying to deal with the problems of pre-adolescence in his neighborhood in lower Manhattan. Inspired by the childhood of film/TV actor Damon Wayans, Waynehead proved that physical and financial challenges were no match for a healthy imagination and a smooth attitude. Damey Wayne was the star's 10-year-old alter ego, complete with a few autobiographical touches: Both Damon and Damey were born with a "club" foot, which slowed down their bodies but had no effect on their highly creative minds. The "Waynehead" nickname was another true-life note, given to Damey and his brothers because of their home-sheared hairdos. In the cartoon, Damey and family lived in lower Manhattan, where the boy went through the usual ups and downs of child...

The Legend of Calamity Jane is an American/French animated television series produced by Canal+ and France 3. The series followed the adventures of Calamity Jane in Deadwood, South Dakota in 1876.

Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy put on a variety show based on the standup comedy from their Blue Collar Comedy Tour together. Ron White, also from the standup tour, makes regular guest appearances.

The premise of this show is about a young crossbreed human and alien named David, fights to keep both of his worlds from going to war. His father, an alien emperor and his mother, a human, are both missing, and David has to discover who his friends and enemies really are.