The West Wing

A crime-solving wife and mother of three has visions and sees dead people.

An eminent neurosurgeon mentors two young doctors as they deal with cutting-edge (for its time) techniques. This was one of three rotating dramas that ran under the umbrella 'The Bold Ones.'

A primetime revival of the 1960s Gothic serial about a 200-year-old vampire who was unwittingly unearthed from his crypt on his family's Maine estate. The updated version possessed more special effects than the bare-boned original when it premiered on Jan. 13, 1991, on NBC, but the newfangled fantasy never caught on. The network buried it less than two months later.

Legal experts assist the wrongly convicted in this drama based on actual cases. The real-life group was founded by 'Perry Mason' novelist Erle Stanley Gardner.

A classic live anthology series featuring adaptations of plays and novels, as well as original teleplays. Paddy Chayefsky and Gore Vidal were among the giants who wrote for the show, and A-list performers who appeared (many early in their careers) included Sidney Poitier, Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Grace Kelly, James Dean, Walter Matthau, Charlton Heston, and Rod Steiger. The show, which later alternated with Goodyear TV Playhouse, won a Peabody Award in 1954 for "superior standards and achievements."

A lawyer plagued by an old scandal lives and works with a group of fellow idealistic attorneys.