3rd Rock from the Sun

Sister Kate Lambert was a no-nonsense nun sent to care for seven boisterous orphans (ranging in age from 7 to 16) at the diocesan Redemption House. Kate, who wasn't much of a people person---let alone the mothering type---took the job after her three predecessors were sent packing by the little angels.

A hidden-camera series which features senior citizens playing pranks on unsuspecting individuals.

A workplace comedy about two coworkers plunging into an awkward, ever-changing relationship while dealing with their oddball office colleagues. Adapted from the British comedy series of the same name.

The ex-owner of a once-elegant Manhattan restaurant tries to save it after returning from France. Tattinger retools the eatery while trading barbs with his ex-wife (and co-owner) and looking out for his two daughters. The series was put on hiatus during the first season while producers changed the format to a half-hour sitcom called 'Nick & Hillary.' That incarnation lasted for only two episodes before the series was canceled.

Davis sings, dances, does impressions and goofs around with his pals in a variety hour that was long on star power but lasted only three months. Judy Garland appeared twice, and the premiere featured Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton joining Davis in a rendition of 'What Do the Simple Folk Do?' from 'Camelot.'

Olsen and Johnson's rapid-fire, vaudeville-style sight gags and slapstick, the kind of material that gave them a Broadway hit with 'Hellzapoppin.'