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"Night Visions" was a hosted US television horror anthology series; filmed in Canada, with each episode comprising two half-hour stories dealing with themes of the supernatural or simply the dark side of human nature. It was produced by Warner Bros. Television for the Fox network, originally airing from 2001 to 2002. Musician Henry Rollins was the host of the show.

Series brings viewers on a quest that crisscrosses the U.S. for vintage motorcycles and cars. Wheels Through Time Museum curator Dale Walksler hosts this one-of-a-kind journey through America's barns where yesterday's junk becomes automotive Americana that he will bring back to life and sell. Walksler has spent his life searching for long since forgotten gems, and uncovering history in the most unusual and extraordinary places. As his passion grew, so did his collection, eventually evolving into the motorcycle paradise that is the Wheels Through Time Museum.

This show is an unofficial spinoff from the Gold Rush TV series. It follows Fred Hurt and his son Dustin as they attempt to divert a river, through a century old tunnel in solid rock, in hopes of finding a fortune of gold at the bottom of a waterfall.

Clifton likes being a barber in Washington, D.C., where he works in the business started by his father. He also enjoys being single, but his widowed mama Eloise has other ideas, and wants him settled like his sister Tracy and her conservative husband Leonard.

Magilla Gorilla is a gorilla who spends his time languishing in the front display window of Melvin Peebles' pet shop, eating bananas and being a drain on the businessman's finances.

A late-night talk show, co-created by the producers David Letterman and Peter Lassally. The veteran news anchor Tom Snyder served as the show's original host from January 1995 until March 1999. The show featured an intimate interview format with no studio audience present, similar to Snyder's "Tomorrow" show from the 1970s. Snyder frequently gave extended conversational monologues during the show. While Snyder was away on vacation, the show featured guest hosts, such as Jon Stewart and Janeane Garofalo. In 1998, Snyder was reportedly displeased with the negotiations over the renewal of his contract and voluntarily asked for its termination. In 1999, he was replaced by the former sports anchor Craig Kilborn.

Short lived animated spin off of the television series Sabrina the Teenage Witch. The animated series is a prequel which features Sabrina as a pre-teen girl with small witch powers. Also features the hilarious wise-cracking cat Salem, Sabrina's naive surfer dude friend Harvey, spoiled brat rich girl Gem Stone, Sabrina's rule stricken uncle Uncle Quigley, Sabrina's spaced out friend Pi, and of course, Aunt Hilda and Aunt Zelda, Sabrina's two criticizing, witchy aunts.

The police department decides to put all their weirdos and freaks in one precinct. Among the cops there is a guy who likes to dress up like Elvis so they call him King, Mel, a sexy woman who use to be a man, and Alphabet, a policeman from India who's extremely naive and dumb. They are led by a slightly inept Captain. And they have to deal with the brass who would like to throw off the force and the Sheriff's department's Lt. Hobbs who doesn't like them because they seem to get the big busts and because the women like Price Pascal, one of them, over him.

Gerri, a young Black female ex-convict, becomes a boarder with elderly white Mrs. Conklin in an effort to turn her life around. The two women take to each other immediately and the show chronicles their adjustments to and escapades with each other.

Although only four feet tall, Simon McKay is a genius who has developed toys, devices for the handicapped, and secret inventions for the government. To protect him, the government assigned Alex Jaggere to protect him from being kidnapped by a foreign power. The pair travels all over the globe during their adventures.

Clutch Cargo is a professional adventurer, traveling around the globe on dangerous assignments. Along for the ride are his kid sidekick and legal ward Spinner and their pet Dachshund Paddlefoot. The format of the series involves story-arcs lasting for five chapters each, and cliffhanger endings for most episodes.

Henry Willows has been divorced for ten years when his son Matt suddenly moves in. Matt is an irresponsible 17-year-old and sparks fly between conservative Henry and his son. Enid is Harry's housekeeper.

Originally started as an evening news magazine for providing in-depth looks at the major stories from around the nation, this show found itself hijacked by what would become America's biggest news story of 1994: The OJ Simpson murder trial, and soon was featuring it a regular part of the weekly news lineup. Also included was a "sound off" segment in which a guest commentator would speak about some topic of their choice, after which viewers could call in from home to make their own opinions on the matter heard.

An enterprising young woman navigates the professional waters of Beverly Hills in order to land the hottest producer in town, fully unaware that she is about to get in way over her head.

The Nardinis--garage manager Jack and waitress April--are childhood sweethearts still struggling after years of marriage. Their son Chris is a bruiser, their son Michael labors to pay for school, and their daughter Gemmy is a fashionista. The Beggs are their upscale neighbors.

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A spoof of Science Fiction films and television series, "Quark" chronicled the adventures of Adam Quark, captain of a United Galactic Sanitation Patrol ship. His cohorts included Gene/Jean, a "transmute" with male and female characteristics; a Vegeton (a highly-evolved plant-man) named Ficus; Andy the Android and Betty and Betty (who were always arguing over who was the clone of the other). Based at Space Station Perma One were Otto Palindrome and The Head. Though Quark was supposed to stick to his sanitization patrols, he and his crew often met adventure with such colorful space denizens as the evil High Gorgon (the Gorgons were the villains), Zoltar the Magnificent, and Zargon the Malevolent.

The first place to see new vehicle road tests, comparisons, consumer-oriented automotive news, features stories and car-care tips.

1920s set sitcom following the misadventures of the accident-prone Billy Henshaw and his auntie Ivy as they try to run the family firm of undertakers.

Based on The Net (1995) starring Sandra Bullock, this 1998 television series stars Brooke Langton in the role of Angela Bennett. Angela is a computer hacker who specializes in debugging systems. On one of her routine assignments, she stumbles onto a plot by a secret society called the Praetorians to control the world through computer systems. Led by Shawn Trelawney (Joseph Bottoms), the Praetorians erase Angela's existence and replace her identity with that of Elizabeth Marx, a criminal and fugitive from the law. Aided by individuals she finds along the way and by a mystery computer e-mail contact known as "Sorcerer" (Tim Curry), Angela strives to foil the Praetorian's plans, save the world, and get her life back.

Native Report is an entertaining, informative magazine style series that celebrates Native American culture and heritage, listens to tribal elders, and talks to some of the most powerful and influential leaders of Indian Country today.

12 Contestants try to win a recurring role on General Hospital. Emmy winning soap actress Debbi Morgan and General Hospital Casting Director Mark Teschner judge their performances.