Hart to Hart

A lottery official and an IRS agent track down the winners of the Intersweep lottery to deliver the life-changing news and---of course---make sure the government gets its share in taxes. The stories focused on the lucky winners and the effect the windfall had on their lives.

Alex, a charismatic, up-and-coming indigenous politician sets out on a plan for revenge when she finds that the Prime Minister is trying to use Alex's popularity for her own agenda

A 1950 anthology that dramatized the life-altering experiences of real people.

Created by J.J. Abrams (Alias, Lost) and Dana Stevens (For Love of the Game), the weekly, 60-minute dramedy What About Brian covered reliable territory previously staked out in the 1969 Broadway musical +Company. Set in Los Angeles, the series starred Barry Watson as Brian O'Hara, who at age 34 was the only one in his circle of friends, six in all, who was neither married nor engaged -- and, of course, all of Brian's friends were anxious that he "join the club" and find the right girl. Actually, no one was more anxious for this than Brian himself, who was tired of feeling like a "seventh wheel." Brian ran a video business called Zap Monkey with Dave Greco (Rick Gomez), who had been married to wife Deena (Amanda Detmer) for 13 years. After having three children and pretty much wearing out each other's welcome, Dave and Deena were seriously considering experimenting with an "open" marriage, even while trying to convince Brian of the joys of matrimony. Elsewhere, Brian's best friend, Adam (Matthew Davis), had just become engaged to "perfect in every way" pediatric surgeon Marjorie (Sarah Lancaster) -- good news for Adam, but bad for Brian, who hadn't yet gotten over his own adoration of Marjorie. Finally, there was Brian's older sister, Nic (Rosanna Arquette), recently wed to much-younger hunk Angelo (Raoul Bova), and desperate to have children before her biological clock ceased ticking. What About Brian inaugurated its ABC network run on April 16, 2006.

Australian action series about the personal and professional lives of members of a rescue team.

Standard Prohibition-era action revolving around two New York reporters investigating the mob, when they're not hanging out with singer Pinky Pinkham (a bubbly, scene-stealing Dorothy Provine) at the Charleston Club.