TV Series that you Miss

The Wire and Deadwood.

Friends, Sex in the City, ER :sad: :sad: Never heard of Firefly before
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highly recommend you watch firefly via netflux or whatever means possible. Be warned you will be so s:sad: ad when it ends

Sabrina the Teenage Witch

Powerpuff Girls

The OLD Dextors Laboratory

Kenan and Kel

My Wife and Kids

Oh yes, my Wife and Kids was soooo funny

buffy, persons unknown, the gates, the ringer, stargate atlantis/universe, battlestar galactica, lie to me and pretty soon army wives.

ALL the Star Trek shows.

Sliders.

Quantum Leap.

Farscape.

Reboot.

Dinosaurs.

Ally McBeal.

American Gothic.

Medium.

Ghost Whisperer.

Men of a Certain Age.

Harry's Law.

Sopranos, Entourage and Friday Night Lights..

I'm missing Suits at the mo, but it'll be back on next year!

Firefly and Sanctuary since apparently it was not renewed for a fifth season.

VENGEANCE UNLIMITED (Michael Madsen)

It didnt last long

Silver Spoons,
Alf,
Family Ties,
Designing Women (I think that's what it was called with Delta Burke),
The Facts of Life,
The Jetsons (cartoon),
America's Most Wanted,
America's Funniest Videos (when it was really funny with less dumbed down commentary),
Who's the Boss,
WKRP in Cinncinati,
Heroes,

I could add more but I don't remember the titles of some of my most missed shows. For instance there was one about a group of women that were waitresses and I loved it. Also the one with the lady that dressed up like "mama" I think it was called Mama's House or maybe All in the Family? I can't for the life of me remember the name of that one show with Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen when they were babies/toddlers and they took turns playing a character named "Michele." That was another good, wholesome family show.

Shows today are also great, but not really anything you can sit and watch with the kids. That is, unless your on the kid's stations like Nick or Disney. We like iCarly, Drake & Josh, The Suit Life of Zack and Cody, Waverly Place, and so on.... but they are more geared for kids. Back when I was growing up, shows like Who's the Boss were kid-friendly but geared for adults.

There are quite a few, but the two that come to mind right now are:

"My Name Is Earl" - It got canned, despite its awesomeness, in such a way that it was never given a proper ending. It is referred to vaguely in Raising Hope (same creators), with many of its former stars doing guest spots on that show. Here's hoping Raising Hope doesn't suffer the same fate, because that *kitten*'s hilarious. Martha Plimpton and Cloris Leachman, FTW!

"Awake" - Great show, amazing concept. It got cancelled last season after just 13 episodes. I don't know what timeslot it was in, exactly (I watched it through other means), but I hear it might have been put in one of the deathslots, and was essentially set up to fail. It was the sort of thing that could have been great, but needed some time to build its fan base. Of course, for network TV these days, it's all about the bottom line for the suits. If it's not a smash hit that's raking in the cash RIGHT out of the gate, it gets the axe... and then they move on to churning out some more shows that will suffer the same fate. I try not to get too attached to network shows, anymore. The cable channels are better (HBO, AMC, etc), as they do a great job of creating high quality shows that are certain to perform well with audiences.