Blue Collar TV

An aspiring dancer and a would-be wrestler marry and pursue their dreams in Las Vegas in this sitcom from Bruce Helford ('The Drew Carey Show').

Ash, Brock and May continue their journey through the Hoenn region.

Warner Bros.' naive puddy tat and mischievous canary as globetrotting detectives.

Nothing and no one are safe from parody as a 10-person ensemble takes aim at the celebrity scene.

Virtually every aspect of the WB network sitcom Family Affair was the same as the original series which aired on CBS from 1966 to 1971. Once again, swinging-bachelor architect Bill Davis and his very proper British butler Mr. French found their lavish penthouse apartment besieged by cute children, the nieces and nephew of Bill's late sister. And once again, the kids were twin siblings Jody and Buffy (the latter inseparable from her bespectacled rag doll Mrs. Beasley), and the twins' teenaged sister Cissy. The only main difference was the cast. Instead of the original lineup of Brian Keith as Uncle Bill, Sebastian Cabot as Mr. French, Johnny Whitaker as Jody, Anissa Jones as Buffy, and Kathy Garver as Cissy, those roles were respectively filled by Gary Cole, Tim Curry (yes, Doctor Frank N. Furter himself), Luke Benward, Luke Benward, and Caitlin Wachs. As sappy and unfunny as the first Family Affair, the remake was redeemed only by the waspish one-liners and withering glares provided by the ever-reliable Tim Curry. The "new" series first aired on September 12, 2002.

Canine-owning guys use L.A.'s parks to meet women and discuss their romantic endeavors.