came to my mind after spending a while trying to recall the name. wasn’t watching when it aired but watched for the first time via youtube circa 2017… any other fans in here?

Played on Disney for 1 season. But it was hilarious, my favorite thing I quote is one of the villains, "I'll make waste over there, and I'll make waste over there behind that bush!" When he is describing destroying a town.

This CBS sci fi show starred Sid Haig (Batman, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and Get Smart) and James Doohan (Star Trek: The Animated Series and Star Trek)

Pitch which aired from September 22 to December 8, 2016 is set in the confines of Major League Baseball, sets its focus on a young pitcher noted for her screwball pitch who becomes the first woman to play in the Major Leagues when she is called up by the San Diego Padres.

Starring:

Kylie Bunbury as Genevieve "Ginny" Baker, a rookie pitcher and the first woman to play in Major League Baseball.

Mark-Paul Gosselaar as Michael "Mike" Lawson, the Padres' captain and veteran catcher who is nearing the end of a Hall of Fame career.

Mark Consuelos as Oscar Arguella, the Padres' general manager.

Mo McRae as Blip Sanders, an amalgam of Bip Roberts and Reggie Sanders, is a Padres outfielder who is a friend and former minor league teammate of Ginny's.

Meagan Holder as Evelyn Sanders, Blip's wife and Ginny's friend.

Tim Jo as Eliot, Ginny's social media manager.

Dan Lauria as Al Luongo, the Padres' manager.

Ali Larter as Amelia Slater, Ginny's agent.

8:00pm Mon-Fri (unless preempted by Red Sox, Celtics or Bruins coverage) the dulcet tones of Dana Hersey introduced movies that were generally a cut above the regular movies shown on basic cable. If you had the Boston superstation TV-38 in the 80’s you surely remember this among the repeats of Cheers.

Airdate: October 4, 1997 – April 25, 1998

The series follows vigilante private investigators Sam and Max, an anthropomorphic dog and a lagomorph or "hyperkinetic rabbity-thing" respectively, as they investigate strange and bizarre cases and confront the criminals responsible.

The series, produced by Nelvana, aired from October 4, 1997 to April 25, 1998 on the Fox Kids block in the United States and YTV in Canada, producing 13 episodes (with 24 segments).

Despite being well-received and performing well, the series was cancelled after just one season.

I know about the show; I have only seen snippets I haven't sat down and watched an episode, and from first impressions the show didn't look terrible. Josh Duhamel and Dean Winters have good chemistry I think that's the strength of the show. You're interested in their characters and how they play off each other because they're are two different people, and that wouldn't work out in most cases. Do you remember the show?

In this mini series Halle Berry is playing Queen biracial women who lived through civil war ( and who actually existed). This mini series was so good and the cast was good .

When the creators of Drawn Together made a college comedy taking place in a retirement home (pilot only)

Ozzy & Drix is an American animated television series based on the 2001 film Osmosis Jones. It centers on Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones, a cheeky-chappy white blood cell, and Drix, a level-headed cold pill, who battle germs and viruses inside the body of a teenager named Hector Cruz. The series is set in a stylized version of the human body, which resembles a city where microorganisms and cells are anthropomorphic.

I loved watching this late at night on Spike TV back in the day with velocity. I liked that we got interviews, remote segments, mini documentaries/biographies, a mix of different things instead of the standard recap show. Anyone else watch it back then ??

Here's two female-centric shows you probably forgot about in a back-to-back promo I ripped from VHS. Throb was about 30-something divorced woman working a job at a New Wave record label.

9 to 5 is obviously based off the Dolly Parton-led movie, but this clip actually highlights the second version of the show. The first version aired in 82-83 and starred Dolly Parton's sister, Rachel Dennison, in her role and Rita Moreno in Lily Tomlin's. The 86 version ran until 88 with Sally Struthers taking over for Rita Moreno.

Ferry Boat Fred was an Australian TV series that was created and written by John Pye, produced by Polka Dot Productions, Australian Film Commission, ABC Television's Department, John Pye and directed by Mark Osborn.

The series was narrated by Jack Osborn (no not Ozzy's son)

Pye was responsible for the series, writing the scripts, composing the music and even made the models in-house, the entire series was filmed by Pye and three friends in a loft in the inner Sydney suburb of Surry Hills.

The series centered around the adventures of a ferry boat named Fred, his crew and his family and friends in their numerous adventures around Sydney Harbour, Australia.

It had 1 season and 25 episodes and aired on ABC, there were plans for a reboot in 2015 however it had been put on indefinite hiatus after John Pye had experienced health issues which lead up to his death in May 22, 2025.

Pelswick is an animated coming-of-age comedy series created by cartoonist John Callahan and produced by Nelvana.

Original Run: October 2000 to November 2002 (airing on CBC in Canada and Nickelodeon / NickToons in the United States) with 26 episodes across 2 seasons.

The show centers on Pelswick Eggert, a witty, optimistic 13-year-old boy who uses a wheelchair (or is "permanently seated," as he prefers to call it). Instead of focusing on pity or tragedy, the series follows Pelswick as he deals with standard middle school and teenage obstacles—like crushes, school rules, and growing up

Midnight Horror School (Japanese: ミッドナイトホラースクール, Middonaito Horā Sukūru) is a Japanese CGI anime series about a school for items and things long forgotten by humans. As midnight hits, an otherwise normal school becomes the Midnight Horror School, and the many objects within the school forgotten by it's students and teachers come to life. There are 26 students, each representing an individual letter of the alphabet. Each has a unique ability, or "wonder," that they hope will become one of the wonders of the world.

The series was made by Naomi Iwata, who made other unique 3D animated features like Pecola, Pingu in the city, and the other obscure horror series Gregory Horror Show, that was made into a PS2 game by Capcom, and reached cult status (It takes place in the same world as Midnight Horror School apart of the Horror World).

The series would be dubbed in English, thanks to the MHS English subs group on youtube! All 52 episodes are available to watch:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd_GeLx6BRDpQ7UEXxtNsnIcy4_u_fmFV&si=Xqd86uPQNA_kNsSR

Another ABC Family show that got cancelled after one season that ended on a cliffhanger. It had potential to be turned into something great, and there was enough mystery to keep you going. ABC Family shouldn't have axed the show after one season the show had potential. There's alot of familiar names on the cast most notably Avan Jogia from Victorious, Kylie Bunbury from Pitch and Big Sky, and Jack Falahee from HTGAWM. Do you remember the show?