Anger Management

Two families of five try to guess what the `survey said' in polls conducted with 100 people in this durable game show. Rebooted in 1999, Steve Harvey assumed the host's duties in 2010, succeeding a roster of emcees that included Louie Anderson, Richard Karn and John O'Hurley.

Sensitive teenager Dobie Gillis exasperates his grocer father Herbert T. Gillis and is the apple of his mother Winnie Gillis' eye. Dobie has an almost singular focus on the opposite sex, the main object of his affection being the beautiful but money-hungry Thalia Menninger, who in turn often loves Dobie but always loves money more, which Dobie never has and in his current life direction probably will never have to the extent that would satisfy Thalia. Dobie pursues several other girls in his search for true love. His best friend is Maynard G. Krebs, a largely clueless but kind-hearted beatnik and jazz-music lover who always does what his best buddy does, often to the chagrin of others in Dobie's life. While Dobie chases girls, the one girl he knows he does not want, but who knows that one day she will become Mrs. Dobie Gillis, is bright Zelda Gilroy, who largely uses logic to convince Dobie that she is the girl for him.

Ever-cheerful Nanny--real name Phoebe Figalilly--swoops down upon the motherless Everett family and helps and nurtures them with her subtly magical abilities, such as seemingly reading minds, seeing the future, or making fortunate coincidences happen.

Julia Baker is a young African American woman who is working as a nurse. She is also a widow (her husband died in Vietnam) who is trying to raise her young son alone.

Nerdy private detective John Hunchman and his jock sidekick David Purefoy investigate oddball mysteries in their small town.

The hapless man made of clay hosts this showcase of comedy sketches, while trying to avoid the tricks of his frenemies, Mr. Hands and Sluggo.