PhoKingGuy
Diamond Member
Rome
Going old school (most of these I first saw through reruns/syndication, but I wish there were more seasons to enjoy):
"Gilligan's Island" (1964)
"The Wild Wild West" (1965)
"Star Trek" (1966)
"Space: 1999" (1975)
"When Things Were Rotten" (1975)
Now get off my lawn, you whipper-snappers!!!
MotionMan
It's funny how many of us have named the same shows. They MUST have been popular, what the hell was the problem? Which leads me to my next question.... how exactly are ratings determined? Someone has to know!
Obligatory Arrested Development
Freaks and Geeks
The Black Donnellys
I was into John Doe, but then it didnt come back for a second season. I miss the pretender as well.
Earth 2
Seaquest DSV
Undeclared
By 1999, Madison left her acting career and her family moved back to their home town in Kentucky. After repeated bouts of pneumonia and general ill-health, a chest X-ray revealed that she was suffering from restrictive cardiomyopathy, a condition that required her to receive a heart transplant. The then fifteen-year-old was on the donor waiting list for a short term before she was admitted to the Cleveland Clinic in March 2000, where she received the transplant.
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Madison quickly recovered back to good health and, between concentrating on her school work and enjoying cheerleading in her extracurricular time, she began giving talks to various groups highlighting the importance of organ donation. After finishing at South Laurel High School, she then went to attend the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg to study English before studying for her teaching credentials. Once graduating from university in summer 2006, Madison planned to begin a job teaching English to tenth grade children at George Rogers Clark High School, located in Winchester, Kentucky.
Just as her academic life flourished, her social life did as well. On July 8th, 2006, Madison married Brent Joseph Morris, a University of Kentucky medical student. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii for two weeks. A day after she returned, Madison fell ill and was admitted to the University of Kentucky Medical Center. On July 21, 2006, she died of a heart attack, only eight days shy of her twenty-second birthday.
Warehouse 13
Studio 60
The Tick - Live action series
upright citizens brigade.