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A variety show featuring Ozzy, Sharon, Jack and Kelly includes comedy bits, interaction with the audience and recurring out-of-studio segments.

A curmudgeonly, ponytailed New York cabbie has an opinion on just about everything.

A quirky show about a wistfully idealistic lawyer and her chaotic life at a Boston firm. The Emmy-winning David E. Kelley series was the rage for a time, but fans began to bail out when its perennially insecure heroine and her colleagues became entangled in increasingly outrageous storylines.

Adventure and crime shows are spoofed in this silly half-hour series, which mainly consists of two 15-minute programs: 'The Searcher' and 'Tropical Punch.' The former centers on an inept, black-clad motorcycle rider who travels the country helping folks out of trouble; the latter is a takeoff of 'Hawaii Five-0.'

Bearing traces of such films as The Graduate and Orange County, the half-hour Fox network sitcom Free Ride (original title: Freebirds) starred Josh Dean as UC Santa Barbara student Nate Stahlings. Forced by circumstance to briefly drop out of college (only for five months -- or at least that was what he told himself!), Nate returned to his hometown of Johnson City, MO, moving back in with his parents, Margo (Loretta Fox) and Bob (Allan Havey), whose marriage was in deep, deep trouble. As if he didn't have enough to worry about, Nate was also coping with the fact that his long-time girlfriend, Amber Danwood (Erin Cahill), was now engaged to someone else. Endeavoring to raise Nate's spirits -- usually to no avail -- was his wacky, party-animal best bud, Dove (Dave Sheridan). The humor on Free Ride was laced with cynicism, irony, and angst, so much so that the producers decided to dispense with a laugh track, allowing the viewers to judge for themselves whether they should be laughing at or empathizing with the beleaguered protagonist. The series began its initial six-week trial run on March 1, 2006.

Sitcom about the relationship foibles of four different thirtysomethings living in a townhouse in Queens.