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Four Doctors run an upmarket practice in LA in this drama which focuses as much on the problems in the US medical system as it does on the patients

2 teens from different cities in the US are given a chance to swap lives to see how the other one lives.

This series was created after the success of three one-hour documentaries produced by creator Alan Landsburg: "In Search of Ancient Astronauts" (1973) (based on the 1968 book and the movie "Chariots of the Gods?" (1970) by Erich von Daniken), "In Search of Ancient Mysteries" (1974), and "The Outer Space Connection" (1975) (later adapted into popular paperbacks written by Landsburg), most of which featured narration by Rod Serling, who was the initial choice to host the spin-off series. Serling died before production started, and Leonard Nimoy was then selected to be the host. The series was revived in 2002 with host Mitch Pileggi and again in 2018 with Zachary Quinto for the History Channel.

A secret government project to create genetic mutants results in them being released into the general population. One of the scientists responsible, Adam, has sworn to try to help them, while his co-partner, Mason Eckhart, plans to use the project for his own ends. Adam assembles four mutants and forms the group "Mutant X" to help mutants everywhere, and oppose Eckhart.

Jake, desperately trying to recover from the recent betrayal andtragic death of his beloved fiancee, attempts a novel form of therapy to overcome his great loss. He advertises in the personals, under the pseudonym 'Red Shoes', to pay top dollar to women willing to send to him diaries of their similar experiences and how they overcame them. These are those diaries...

Another series from Aaron Spelling, containing many guest-stars each week, that follows the formula used in other Spelling series, like "Love Boat" and "Hotel." This series' setting is GLITTER, a magazine. Every week, two pairs of reporters are sent to get the dirt on a story. Seen most often are Sam Dillon and Kate Simpson, and seen on an alternating basis are Pete Bozak and Jennifer Douglas, and Terry Randolph and Earl Tobin. Also: Angel the magazine's receptionist and Chip the copy boy, who are dating; magazine's photographer Clive; lonely gossip columnist Shelley; and Arthur Hardwick, the magazine's publisher--and (known to few) Kate's father.

Veterinarians at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida, treat animals from regular check-ups to life-saving surgeries.

The series revolves around Ribert, a young animated toad that wears a cap and later a safety helmet, who wants to know "everything", and Robert, his human friend, as they spend each episode learning about different topics against the backdrop of a magical island amusement park, known as Wonderworld. The show's tagline is: The first show a kid can ride.

The story follows fisherman Ed Collier, who is highly protective over his family, which includes wife Claire and daughter Abbie. However, when a rich young man by the name of Ryan Wilson starts to take an interest in his daughter, Ed feels her becoming increasingly distant and fears he may lose her for good.

In 1914, Nichols, a soldier, sick of killing, returns to his Arizona hometown, named after his family, and is strong-armed into serving as Sheriff by the Ketcham clan, who run the area. Nichols, who doesn't believe in toting a gun, scoots around via a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. The Ketchams install as Deputy their relative, Mitch Mitchell. The nasty Deputy has a dog named Slump, and Mitchell is very dumb. A business-savvy local gal has an undefined relationship with Nichols, but it's obvious there's lots of action in the back rooms of her saloon. The strict moral lines of traditional Westerns are absent in this very Vietnam War era show's view of the Old West's dying days: the Ketchams aren't all bad, and little-respected Sheriff Nichols wouldn't mind ripping off the town to head for Mexico.

Contemporary music show featuring live performances and interviews with an emphasis on album acts.

Living spaces are redesigned to improve organization - one room at a time.

This reality docu-series follows pregnant women as they arrive at several New York City hospitals, and also follows the doctors, midwives, and nurses as they help their patients through labor and delivery. And just as in life, there are miracles, difficulties, and occasional heartbreak. All of this is handled and followed in a realistic and respectful way.

The Player is a new, sexy reality series set in the bling-bling world of mansions, cool cars, and VIP parties that follows a stunning Miami model named Dawn and her two girlfriends for eight weeks as they pit 13 self-described "players" against each other in a quest to be the last one standing. A cultural cross-section of men will find themselves living together in a palatial mansion in South Florida with Dawn and her beautiful girlfriends. Each episode, the guys will receive a challenge from the anonymous "Player Operator" (voiced by a mystery celebrity guest), which will test their skills in maneuvering the minefields of the dating world and the world of "players." Their ability to carry out these tasks will determine who gets to go on glamorous dates with Dawn.

In this game show, contestants answer trivia questions and then compete in a timed race through the supermarket. The team that has the most valuable items in their shopping cart at the end of the race wins.

A divorced woman with three children - one of them deaf - marries a divorced man with a son of his own, and they must find a way for everyone to get along.

An extremely unusual and well-liked children's show starring Bill Jackson of "Clown Alley" fame. Each show was devoted to a "life lesson", like learning about responsibility, fire safety, etc. Jackson would also display his considerable artistic talents, in particular during the segment where he would go find a lump of clay named "Blob" (an actual vocal character who mostly made strange mumbling noises) and shape him into something.

"Class of '96" was a FOX series directed by Peter Horton ("thirtysomething). The show deals with the lives of seven friends who attend Havenhurst College, a fictitious Ivy League school located in New England. The show was first introduced in January of 1993 and was canceled in May at the end of its first season.

Pearl Caraldo (Rhea Perlman) is a mature widow from a modest background. When she realizes that she has missed out on a lot, she decides to enroll in college despite her grown son's protests. She makes a bunch of weird new friends and is constantly in conflict with her snobbish philosophy professor.

Tarzan had no formal education and spoke in broken English. Jane was a French environmental scientist working on ways to save endangered species. Roger Taft was the son of a wealthy New Yorker who was working with Jane in the research station his father funded. Simon was an African native who had been educated in England.

Anthology series which ran on PBS throughout the 1980s.