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The McLaughlin Group
This PBS news/talk-show presents several journalists involved in spirited discussions of topics in current events. The group is led in round-table discussions by John McLaughlin.

- 1982
Ciao Italia
Mary Ann Esposito cooks delicious Italian dishes and teaches us a little something new about Italy every episode.

- 1989
A League of Their Own
Sitcom adaptation of the hit 1992 movie of the same name, featuring the further exploits of Dottie Hinson, Kit Keller, and the rest of the Rockford Peaches, an all-female World War II-era professional baseball team.

- Metascore34
- 1993

- 2009
Thérèse Raquin
Thérèse Raquin, trapped in a loveless marriage, embarks on a torrid affair with her husband's friend Laurent, leading to murder and a descent into guilt-ridden psychological turmoil.

- 1980
Loose Change
The story of three girlfriends who came of age in the 1960s, and how that period affected each of their lives.

- 1978
Strange Report
Adam Strange is a retired criminologist who enjoys solving crimes that baffle the London police. With the help of his young American friend Hamlyn Gynt, known as "Ham", and his rather attractive neighbour Evelyn, he usually gets to the bottom of things in his own unconventional way.

- 1969
Man Land

- 2007
WCW Monday Nitro
The toughest wrestlers in the world, get together with the hottest babes in professional wrestling to bring you two hours of exciting WCW Monday night action. High flying moves, chair shots, cat fights - WCW Nitro has it all.

- 1995
Mental
A dynamic, young and unorthodox psychiatrist takes over as director at a hospital, and his outlook upsets the established norm of the system and brings him into conflict with some of his coworkers and patients while earning the respect of others.

- Metascore39
- 2009
Women of the House
Following her husband Ray's death, Suzanne Sugarbaker moves to Washington to fill her husband's seat in Congress, dragging along her developmentally-disabled brother Jim and adopted daughter Desi. When she arrives, the only ones willing to work under her are Sissy the drunk, Natty the square, and Malone the frail homemaker.

- 1995
Pop Up Video
This series features old and new music videos, with a twist: As the video plays, "information bubbles" will "pop up" with facts about the production of the video, things contained in the video, and things vaguely connected to the video, or at the very least, to the last information bubble...

- 1996
B. Smith with Style
Author-restaurateur Barbara Smith dishes out entertaining advice, often with help from celebrities such as Billy Joel, Doris Roberts, Chubby Checker and Jerry Orbach.
- 1999

- Metascore71
- 2009
Private Eye
This is a detective series set in 1950's Hollywood. Jack Cleary is a (virtuous) cop and his virtue cost him his badge--he tried to expose corruption within his department, and the cops he tried to expose framed him, and subsequently he got thrown off the force. For the next few years, Jack tried to drown his sorrows in the bottle. His brother's a private investigator, when he got killed while on a case, Jack tried to find his killer and did. He would then take over his brother's (private eye) business. Working with him is Johnny Betts, a young man who worked with his brother. And his main contact on the police force is Lt. Fontana, who didn't see eye to eye with Jack when they were on the force but nevertheless, a friend.

- 1987
The Name of the Game
This groundbreaking series had three rotating stars who were featured in independent episodes tied together by a loose common theme: Howard Publications, the publishing empire of Glenn Howard. Episodes featuring Howard focused on his business and political confrontations and his flamboyant lifestyles. Other episodes featured Jeff Dillon, a crusading investigative reporter, and Dan Farrell, a retired FBI agent who used his position as the editor of Crime Magazine to wage a literary war against organized crime. The series had several semi-regulars, including editorial assistant Peggy Maxwell and junior reporters Joe Sample, Andy Hill, and Ross Craig.

- 1968
Buy Me
Time, money and tempers build as determined real estate agents and disenchanted homeowners try to sell their homes in order to move closer to their dreams.

- 2003
Kingdom Hospital
A haunted hospital in Lewiston, Maine, built on the site of a Civil War-era mill that burned down in the fire which killed many children who worked there is hit by a series of increasingly devastating mysterious earthquakes. The jaded staff pays no attention to it, since everyone there has experienced much stranger and harder to explain things many times throughout the years. The arrival of two new patients, a comatose artist left paralyzed in a hit and run incident only to end up being saved from the brink of death by a mysterious divine force in the form of a giant telepathic anteater called Antubis and a female psychic whose son works at the hospital, stirs everything up. A strange ghost girl contacts both of them in an attempt to get them to warn the staff and prevent the upcoming great supernatural disaster. However, secretive malevolent forces are also there and they have no intention of letting anyone interfere with their infernal plans.

- Metascore47
- 2004
Celebrity Crime Files
This investigative series delves into controversial and sensational cases involving some of the most prominent entertainment figures of our time. Celebrity Crime Files seeks to uncover the truth behind headline-making events, such as celebrity homicides like the fatal hotel shooting of Sam Cooke or the murder of once up-and-coming R&B singer LaLa Brown; or unexplained mysteries, like the disappearance of basketball star Brian Williams aka Bison Dele and many more. Each episode introduces the case of a celebrated figure then it takes the audience through the rise of the celebrity's life to an intimate exploration of their publicized tragedy or downfall. Through dramatic recreations surrounding the events, eyewitness accounts, culture experts, family, friends and/or colleagues, a clear picture emerges of the days leading up to the fateful moment and thereafter.

- 2012
Wordplay
Players take turns picking words from nine choices. Celebrities give definitions, players guess correct ones for cash. Most money after six words wins. Bonus round: Guess words from definitions to cross board in 45 seconds.

- 1986
Ronnie O'Sullivan's American Hustle
Four-part British documentary series in which Matt Smith and 5-time world snooker champion, Ronnie O'Sullivan, explore America's 300-year history with the game of pool.

- 2017
Mother of the Bride
- 2013