High School USA!

Life at a small-town Ohio mortuary run by mismatched brothers-in-law. The show died a quick death, lasting less than a season.

A divorced Manhattan psychologist takes in his abrasive dad in an insult-driven comedy that was gone in two months.

A Saturday late-night comedy showcase from the Laugh Factory in Hollywood began as a local show in July 1988, before being added to the mix of Fox's national programming. In November 1990, a primetime edition of 'Comic Strip Live' appeared on Sundays at 10 pm, and differed from the Saturday version in that it was produced on location across the country and featured guest hosts. Fox continued to air original episodes on Saturday nights under the new name 'Comic Strip Late Night.'

A comedy-drama about a young singer who lives with her songwriter dad, who's also a drug dealer to the stars.

A spin-off from 'Eerie, Indiana' features two new kids investigating weird goings-on in town.

Based on the FOX animated series The Tick created by Ben Edlund and first aired in 1994, this live-action superhero sitcom premiered on FOX in November of 2001. Patrick Warburton dons the blue suit to play lovable hyperbolic superhero The Tick and David Burke plays his winged weakling sidekick, Arthur. Nestor Carbonell is the charismatic Batmanuel (based on Die Fledermaus) while Liz Vassey is Captain Liberty (based on American Maid). The show was canceled after only one season of nine episodes, one of which remains unaired.