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January 1983 - June 1987 98 Total Episodes

The A-Team Dirk Benedict - Lt. Templeton "Faceman" Peck Melinda Culea - Amy Amanda Allen "Triple A" Carl Franklin - Captain Crane Jack Ging - General "Bull" Fulbright Marla Heasley - Tawnia Baker Lance LeGault - Colonel Decker William Lucking - Col. Lynch Charles Napier - Colonel Briggs George Peppard - Col. John "Hannibal" Smith Dwight Schultz - Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock Mr. T - Sgt. Bosco "B.A." Baracus Robert Vaughn - General Hunt Stockwell Eddie Velez - Frankie "Dishpan" Santana Kathy Witt - unknown

January 1984 - August 1987 103 Total Episodes + 1 TV movie

Airwolf Airwolf itself was a hi-tech attack helicopter, equipped with cutting-edge on-board computer, surveillance and radar systems, able to fly quicker than the fastest jets, and armed with awesome fire-power. Dubbed "The Lady" due to it's slender grace, Airwolf had been constructed by "The Firm", a mysterious, top-secret division of the C.I.A., distinguishable by it's agents all-white dress code. Ernest Borgnine - Dominic Santini Alex Cord - Michael Coldsmith-Briggs III - codename 'Archangel' Geraint Wyn Davies - Major Mike Rivers Deborah Pratt - Marella Michele Scarabelli - Jo Santini Jean Bruce Scott - Caitlin O'Shannessy Anthony Sherwood - Jason Locke Barry Van Dyke - Saint John Hawke Jan-Michael Vincent - Stringfellow Hawke

September 1986 - June 1990 103 Total Episodes + 1 TV movie

ALF Gordon Shumway, last known survivor from the planet Melmac, crash-lands his spaceship into the Tanner family's suburban garage. Willie dubs him "ALF", short for Alien Life Form. After convincing a military officer that they are not harboring a space creature, the Tanners decide to take ALF in as a member of the family. Josh Blake - Jake Ochmonek Andrea Elson - Lynn Tanner Paul Fusco - Gordon "ALF" Shumway Benji Gregory - Brian Tanner John LaMotta - Trevor Ochmonek Anne Schedeen - Kate Halligan Tanner Liz Sheridan - Raquel Ochmonek Max Wright - William "Willie" Tanner

August 1976 - July 1985 202 Total Episodes

Alice Alice's dream was to become a singer but for the time being she got work as a waitress in a greasy spoon, Mel's Diner after her car breaks down in Phoenix. Mel was gruff and demanding and constantly bossing his three waitresses around. The other two waitresses, in the beginning were Flo and Vera. Flo was the manhungry southern belle, who's favorite saying was "Kiss My Grits." The other waitress, Vera, was shy and quiet and somewhat, as Mel put it, "dingy." Flo left in 1980 for her own series and was replaced by Belle who was later replaced by Jolene. Polly Holliday - Flo Castleberry Beth Howland - Vera Louise Gorman Marvin Kaplan - Henry Diane Ladd - Belle Dupree Linda Lavin - Alice Hyatt Charles Levin - Elliot Novak Philip McKeon - Tommy Hyatt Vic Tayback - Mel Sharples Celia Weston - Jolene Hunnicutt

September 1986 - July 1991 111 Total Episodes

Amen One year after the demise of "The Jeffersons," Sherman Hemsley returned to television to star in another hit sitcom as Ernest Frye, the lawyer and scheming deacon of First Community Church of Philadelphia, and who intended to keep it under his thumb. Unfortunately, the new minister, Rev. Reuben Gregory, had other ideas and every week he quietly deflated the strutting deacon. Both, of course, really had the church's best interests at heart. Frye's 30-year-old romantically frustrated daughter, Themla, developed a massive crush on the new pastor. Other members of the church board included chattering sisters, Amelia and Casietta Hetebrink and Rolly, the board's wise old voice of reasons. Clifton Davis - Rev. Reuben Gregory Montrose Hagins - Leola Forbes Jester Hairston - Rolly Forbes Sherman Hemsley - Deacon Ernest Frye Anna Maria Horsford - Thelma Frye Tony T. Johnson - Chris Rosetta LeNoire - Leola Forbes Barbara Montgomery - Casietta Hetebrink Elsa Raven - Inga Bumper Robinson - Clarence Roz Ryan - Amelia Hetebrink Franklyn Seales - Lorrenzo Hollingsworth

February 1979 - October 1980 36 Total Episodes

Angie Cinderella-story comedy about a pert young waitress who finds her handsome--and rich--young prince. When Brad Benson first walked into the Liberty Coffee Shop, Angie thought he was poor and began slipping him pastries. It turned out he was not only a pediatrician from the medical building across the street, bus scion of one of Philadelphia's richest families. They fell in love and were married, much to the dismay of Brad's overbearing big sister, Joyce, and stuffy father, Randall, and to the bemusement of Angie's down-to-earth mama, Theresa. Emory Bass - Phipps Valri Bromfield - Mary Mary Susan Duvall - Mary Grace Robert Hays - Brad Benson Nancy Lane - Mary Katherine Tammy Lauren - Hillary Donna Pescow - Angie Falco Benson John Randolph - Randall Benson Doris Roberts - Theresa Falco Diane Robin - Diedre "Didi" Malloy Debralee Scott - Marie Falco Sharon Spelman - Joyce Benson Tim Thomerson - Gianni

January 1975 - May 1982 170 Total Episodes

Barney Miller Barbara Barrie - Elizabeth Miller Ron Carey - Officer Carl Levitt Max Gail - Det. Stan Wojciehowicz Ron Glass - Det. Ron Harris James Gregory - Insp. Frank Lugar Steve Landesberg - Det. Arthur Dietrich Hal Linden - Capt. Barney Miller George Murdock - Lt. Scanlon Gregory Sierra - Det Chano Amangual Jack Soo - Det. Nick Yemana Florence Stanley - Bernice Fish Abe Vigoda - Det. Sgt. Phil Fish

September 1978 - April 1979 24 Total Episodes

Battlestar Galactica The most expensive TV series to date, this 1978-79 sci-fi drama followed the crew of the massive starship Galactica as they shepherd a ragtag fleet carrying the survivors of destroyed solar systems on a quest to find the mysterious planet known as Earth. Pursuing the Galacticans were the robotic Cylons. Lorne Greene starred as Commander Adama, with Dirk Benedict and Richard Hatch as star pilots Starbuck and Apollo. Dirk Benedict - Lieutenant Starbuck Terry Carter - Col. Tigh John Colicos - Baltar Dick Durock - Imperial Leader Lorne Greene - Commander Adama Richard Hatch - Captain Apollo Noah Hathaway - Boxey Herbert Jefferson Jr. - Boomer Maren Jensen - Athena Alessandro Juliani - Lt. Gaeta Anne Lockhart - Lt. Sheba Patrick Macnee - voice (uncredited) Laurette Spang - Cassiopeia James Patrick Stuart - Dr. Zee Tony Swartz - Jolly

September 1987 - August 1990 56 Total Episodes

Beauty & The Beast Beauty and the Beast is a story that tells just how powerful love is. The show takes place in New York. Catherine Chandler is a wealthy woman who thinks that her life has no meaning beyond anything superficial. She longs for something more. Vincent is from a different world. He lives below the city in tunnels that have been forgotten. He must stay hidden because of his appearance. Though his appearance is differant he has the heart of a man. He and Catherine share a bond that is stronger than friendship or love. Jay Acovone - Deputy D.A. Joe Maxwell Edward Albert - Elliot Burch Jo Anderson - Diana Bennett Ritch Brinkley - William Roy Dotrice - Father Jacob Wells Ellen Geer - Mary David Greenlee - Mouse Linda Hamilton - Catherine Chandler Irina Irvine - Jamie Don Lane - Himself (1972) Stephen McHattie - Gabriel Chris Mulkey - Ron Perlman - Vincent Armin Shimerman - Pascal Lewis Smith - Mark Ren Woods - Edie

November 1969 - May 1989 59 Total Episodes

The Benny Hill Show This is actually the third TV series incarnation to bear Benny Hill's name in the title, which ran on Thames television (ITV) from 1969-1989, and has appeared around the world in countless formats and re-edits ever since. The Britain version was hour long episodes, while the American version aired half hour episodes, usually editing out the musical numbers. Roger Finch -  (1978-1981) Benny Hill - Jon Jon Keefe - (1982-1989) Nicholas Parsons - (1969-74) Bob Todd -  (1970-76, 1980-89) Jack Wright - (1970-85)

	September 1979 - August 1986 158 Total Episodes
Benson Rene Auberjonois - Clayton Endicott III Billie Bird - Mrs. Rose Cassidy Didi Conn - Denise Stevens Downey Bob Fraser - Senator Tyler Missy Gold - Katie Gatling Robert Guillaume - Benson DuBois Caroline McWilliams - Marcy Hill James Noble - Governor James Gatling Ethan Phillips - Pete Downey Lewis J. Stadlen - John Taylor Inga Swenson - Gretchen Kraus

February 1979 - August 1981 22 Total Episodes

BJ & The Bear Claude Akins - Sheriff Elroy P. Lobo Randi Brough - Geri Garrison Candi Brough - Teri Garrison Richard Deacon - Sherrif Masters Sheila DeWindt - Angie Cartwright Greg Evigan - Billie Joe "B. J." McKay Otto Felix - Deputy Higgins Conchata Ferrell - Wilhelmina "The Fox" Johnson Murray Hamilton - Rutherford T. Grant Barbara Horan - Samantha Janet Julian - Tommy Judy Landers - Stacks Ed Lauter - Sheriff Cain Linda McCullough - Callie Slim Pickens - Sgt. Beauregard Wiley Eric Server - Lt. Jim Steiger Joshua Shelley - Bullets Mills Watson - Deputy Perkins Sherilyn Wolter - Cindy Grant

November 1980 - June 1982 38 Total Episodes

Bosom Buddies Bosom Buddies followed the adventures of Kip Wilson (Tom Hanks) and Henry Desmond (Peter Scolari), junior ad-men at Livingston Gentry and Mishkin Advertising Agency. Kip was an illustrator, but aspired to be a painter, and Henry, a copywriter and aspiring novelist. When their building is demolished, they dress as women to stay with co-worker Amy Cassidy (Wendy Jo Sperber) in her apartment at the Susan B. Anthony Hotel, where men are forbidden anywhere above the lobby. Kip and Henry decide to invent alter egos Buffy and Hildegarde (their fictional sisters) to move into an empty (and cheap) apartment at the hotel – Henry, to write an expose about the experience, and Kip, to get closer to Amy's beautiful roommate, Sonny Lumet (Donna Dixon), nurse, and part-time dancer. Lilly Sinclair (Lucille Benson) was the manager of the hotel, and Isabelle Hammond (singer Telma Hopkins), an actress and model, was a fellow tenant of the hotel. Ruth Dunbar was Kip and Henry's shrewish boss at the ad agency.

September 1979 - April 1981 37 Total Episodes

Buck Rogers In The 25th Century The year is 1987, and NASA launches the last of America's deep space probes. In a freak mishap, Ranger 3 and it's pilot, Captain William "Buck" Rogers, are blown out of their trajectory into an orbit which freezes his life support systems and returns Buck Rogers to earth 500 years later. Mel Blanc - the voice of Twiki [ eps 1-24,32-37 ] Paul Carr - Lt. Devlin Thom Christopher - Hawk William Conrad - Narrator Jeff David - the voice of Crichton Bob Elyea - the voice of Twiki [ eps 25-31 ] Jay Garner - Adm. Asimov Gil Gerard - Captain William "Buck" Rogers Erin Gray - Colonel Wilma Deering Pamela Hensley - Princess Ardala Wilfrid Hyde-White - Dr. Goodfellow Patty Maloney - Twiki [eps 14 & 16] Tim O'Connor - Dr. Elias Huer Eric Server - the voice of Dr. Theopolis Felix Silla - Twiki Henry Silva - Kane

March 1982 - May 1988 126 Total Episodes + 4 TV movies

Cagney & Lacey Harvey Atkin - Desk Sgt. Ronald Coleman Jason Bernard - Dep. Insp. Marquette Merry Clayton - Verna Dee Jordan Sidney Clute - Det. Paul La Guardia Tyne Daly - Det. Mary Beth Lacey Michael Fairman - Insp. Knelman Meg Foster - Det. Chris Cagney (1982) Sharon Gless - Det. Chris Cagney (1982-88) Robert Hegyes - Detective Manny Esposito John Karlen - Harvey Lacey Martin Kove - Det. Victor Isbecki Tony LaTorre - Harvey Lacey, Jr. Barry Laws - Tom Basil (1986-88) Carl Lumbly - Det. Mark Petrie Stephen Macht - David Keeler Paul Mantee - Det. Al Corassa Dick O'Neill - Charlie Cagney Barry Primus - Sgt. Dory McKenna Dan Shor - Det. Jonah Newman Troy Slaten - Michael Lacey Al Waxman - Lt. Bert Samuels Amanda Wyss - Bridget Cagney

October 1984 - December 1990 126 Total Episodes

Charles In Charge Willie Aames - Buddy Lembeck Scott Baio - Charles James Callahan - Walter Powell Julie Cobb - Jill Pembroke Josie Davis - Sara Powell Nicole Eggert - Jamie Powell Erika Eleniak - Stephanie Curtis Sandra Kerns - Ellen Powell April Lerman - Lila Pembroke Michael Pearlman - Jason Pembroke Alexander Polinsky - Adam Powell Jennifer Runyon - Gwendolyn Pierce Ellen Travolta - Lillian Justin Whalin - Anthony James Widdoes - Stan Pembroke

September 1982 - May 1993 270 Total Episodes + 1 special

Cheers Nicholas Colasanto - Ernie "Coach" Pantusso Ted Danson - Sam "Mayday" Malone Kelsey Grammer - Dr Frasier W Crane Woody Harrelson - Woodrow Tiberius "Woody" Penny Krompier - Shelley Long - Diane Chambers Bebe Neuwirth - Dr. Lilith Sternin-Crane Kirstie Alley - Rebecca Howe Rhea Perlman - Carla Lozupone Tortelli LeBec John Ratzenberger - Clifford C "Cliff" Clavin, Jr George Wendt - Hilary Norman "Norm" Peterson

September 1977 - May 1983 139 Total Episodes + 1 movie

CHiPS Michael Dorn - Officer Turner Erik Estrada - Officer Frank "Ponch" Poncherello Tina Gayle - Officer Kathy Linahan Clarence Gilyard Jr. - Officer Webster Brodie Greer - Officer Baricza Bruce Jenner - Steve McLeish Brianne Leary - Officer Sindy Cahill Paul Linke - Officer Grossman Randi Oakes - Officer Bonnie Clark Bruce Penhall - Cadet Bruce Nelson Robert Pine - Joe Getraer Tom Reilly - Officer Bobby Nelson Lew Saunders - Officer Gene Fritz Lou Wagner - Harlan Larry Wilcox - Officer Jon Baker

"Shout" Homewreckers Pt. 1 Homewreckers Pt. 2 Homewreckers Pt. 3	February 1989 - August 1997 200 Total Episodes
Coach Clare Carey - Kelly Fox Jerry Van Dyke - Asst. Coach Luther Van Dam Shelley Fabares - Christine Armstrong Fox Bill Fagerbakke - Dauber Dybinski Kris Kamm - Stuart Rosebrock Craig T. Nelson - Coach Hayden Fox Pam Stone - Coach Judith "Judy" Watkins

September 1984 - April 1992 201 Total Episodes + 1 special

The Cosby Show Erika Alexander - Pam Tucker Tempestt Bledsoe - Vanessa Huxtable Lisa Bonet - Denise Huxtable Kendall Bill Cosby - Dr. Heathcliff "Cliff" Huxtable Sabrina Le Beauf - Sondra Huxtable Tibideaux Geoffrey Owens - Elvin Tibideaux Joseph C. Phillips - Martin Kendall Keshia Knight Pulliam - "Rudy" Huxtable Phylicia Rashad - Clair Olivia Hanks Huxtable Raven-Symone - Olivia Kendall Malcolm-Jamal Warner - "Theo" Huxtable

April 1978 - May 1991 357 Total Episodes + 2 movies

Dallas Joan Van Ark - Valene Ewing Barbara Babcock - Liz Craig Karen Carlson - Mrs. Scottfield George Chakiris - Nicholas Lois Chiles - Holly Harwood Jim Davis - Jock Ewing Lesley-Anne Down - Stephanie Rogers Howard Duff - Sen. Henry Harrison O'Dell Patrick Duffy - Bobby Ewing Stephen Elliott - Scotty Demarest Susan Flannery - Leslie Stewart Steve Forrest - Ben Stivers/Wes Parmalee Kimberly Foster - Michelle Stevens Anne Francis - Arliss Cooper Tom Fuccello - Dave Culver Megan Gallagher - Louella Barbara Bel Geddes - Eleanor 'Miss Ellie' Southworth Ewing Ted Gehring - Brady York Jonathan Goldsmith - Bruce Harvey Linda Gray - Sue Ellen Ewing Larry Hagman - John Ross 'J.R.' Ewing Joshua Harris - Christopher Ewing John Hoge - Ratagan Gayle Hunnicut - Vanessa Beaumont Deirdre Imeshein - Jory Barry Jenner - Dr. Jerry Kenderson Steve Kanaly - Ray Krebbs George Kennedy - Carter McKay Ken Kercheval - Cliff Barnes Karen Kopins - Kay Lloyd Audrey Landers - Afton Cooper John Larch - Arlen Ward Hunter Von Leer - B.D. Calhoun Susan Lucci - Sheila Foley (Hillary Taylor) Hugh Maguire - Goldman Arthur Malet - Ryan Jared Martin - Steve "Dusty" Farlow Derek McGrath - Ozwald Valentine Bill McIntyre - Billy Joe Bates Jim McMullan - Senator Dowling Ian McShane - Don Lockwood Sasha Mitchell - James Richard Beaumont Timothy Patrick Murphy - Mickey Trotter Richard Narita - Eugene Inagaki Christopher Neame - Gustav Hellstrom J. Eddie Peck - Tommy McKay George Petrie - Harve Smithfield Ben Piazza - Walt Driscoll Priscilla Pointer - Rebecca Wentworth Priscilla Presley - Jenna Wade Victoria Principal - Pamela Barnes Ewing Dack Rambo - Jack Ewing John Reilly - Roy Ralston Bert Remsen - "Dandy" Dandridge Deborah Rennard - Sly Lovegren Alejandro Rey - Luis Rueda Daryl Roach - Det. Marshall Jack Scalia - Nicholas Pearce Marty Schiff - Del Greco Annabel Schofield - Laurel Ellis Ted Shackelford - Gary Ewing Deborah Shelton - Mandy Winger Marc Singer - Matt Cantrell Solomon Smaniotto - Tony Craig Stevens - Craig Stewart Andrew Stevens - Casey Denault Barbara Stock - Liz Adams Amy Stock-Poynton - Lisa Alden Leigh Taylor-Young - Kimberly Cryder Charlene Tilton - Lucy Ewing Cooper Beth Toussaint - Tracy Lawton Deborah Tucker - Debra Lynn Peter White - Breslin Shannon Wilcox - Anita Sheree J. Wilson - April Stevens

September 1986 - May 1993 163 Total Episodes + 1 special

Designing Women Julia Sugarbaker (Dixie Carter), Mary Jo Shively (Annie Potts), Charlene Frazier-Stillfield (Jean Smart) and Suzanne Sugarbaker (Delta Burke) are associates at their design firm, Sugarbaker and Associates. Julia Sugarbaker is the owner of Sugarbaker and Associates and is very outspoken and strong-willed. Mary Jo Shively is a divorced single-parent whom is just as strong-willed as Julia, but isn't as self-confident. Charlene is the naive and trusting farm girl from Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Suzanne Sugarbaker is the self-centered ex-beauty queen whom has a number of wealthy ex-husbands. Douglas Barr - Colonel William "Bill" Stillfield Delta Burke - Suzanne Sugarbaker Goff Dent Stonecipher Dixie Carter - Julia Sugarbaker McIlroy Julia Duffy - Allison Sugarbaker Alice Ghostley - Bernice Clifton Richard Gilliland - James Dean "J.D." Shackelford Michael Goldfinger - Rusty, the Electrician Hal Holbrook - Reese Watson Jan Hooks - Carlene Frazier-Dobber Judith Ivey - Bonnie Jean "B.J." Poteet Brian Lando - Quinton "Quint" Shively Annie Potts - Mary Jo Jackson Shively Sheryl Lee Ralph - Etienne Toussaint-Bouvier Jean Smart - Charlene Frazier-Stillfield Meshach Taylor - Anthony Bouvier Priscilla Weems - Claudia Marie Shively

November 1978 - August 1986 189 Total Episodes

Diff'rent Strokes Diff'rent Strokes took place in New York and centered around the happenings in the Drummond household. Philip Drummond was a widower and had a daughter, Kimberly. He was also quite wealthy and lived in the penthouse of a luxurious apartment building. His wealth was due to the fact that he was the president of Trans Allied, Inc. However, the household was shaken up when Drummond's black housekeeper died and her deathbed wish was that he would take care of her two sons, Arnold and Willis Jackson. So, Drummond took both of them in and they became the sons Drummond never had. Others in the cast included Mrs. Garrett the new housekeeper who later left for her own series, The Facts of Life. She was replaced by Adelaide, who was seen occasionally and she was later replaced by Pearl. In the seventh season, Drummond wed an aerobics instructor, Maggie McKinney and she moved in with her son, Sam, from a previous marriage. Conrad Bain - Philip Drummond Todd Bridges - Willis Jackson Dixie Carter - Margaret "Maggie" McKinney Drummond (1984-1985) Mary Jo Catlett - Pearl Gallagher Gary Coleman - Arnold Jackson Danny Cooksey - Sam McKinney Mary Ann Mobley - Margaret "Maggie" McKinney Drummond (1985-1986) Dana Plato - Kimberly Drummond Charlotte Rae - Mrs. Edna Garrett

January 1979 - February 1985 147 Total Episodes + 2 movies

The Dukes Of Hazzard The three Duke cousins root out evil in backwater Hazzard County. They must deal with Boss J.D. Hogg & Sheriff Rosco P. Coltraine. Waylon Jennings wrote and performs the music, and offers off-screen comments on the action. Catherine Bach - Daisy Duke James Best - Sheriff Rosco P. Coltraine Sorrell Booke - Jefferson Davis (J.D.)Hogg Byron Cherry - Coy Duke Don Pedro Colley - Sheriff Little Charlie Dell - Emery Potter Rick Hurst - Deputy Cletus Hogg Waylon Jennings - The Balladeer (narrator) Ben Jones - Cooter Davenport Lila Kent - Laverne Christopher Mayer - Vance Duke Denver Pyle - Uncle Jesse Duke Peggy Rea - Lulu Hogg John Schneider - Bo Duke Sonny Shroyer - Deputy Enos Strate Nedra Volz - Miz Emma Tisdale Tom Wopat - Luke Duke

January 1981 - May 1989 220 Total Episodes + 2 specials

Dynasty Deborah Adair - Tracy Kendall Stephanie Beacham - Sable Colby Kathleen Beller - Kirby Anders Pamela Bellwood - Claudia Blaisdel Helmut Berger - Peter DeVilbis Lee Bergere - Joseph Aynders Lloyd Bochner - Cecil Colby Diahann Carroll - Dominique Deveraux Maxwell Caulfield - Miles Colby Christopher Cazenove - Ben Carrington Karen Cellini - Amanda Bedford Carrington (#2) Jack Coleman - Steven Carrington (#2) Joan Collins - Alexis Morell Carrington Al Corley - Steven Carrington (#1) Linda Evans - Krystle Jennings Carrington / Rita Leslie James Farentino - Dr. Nicholas Toscanni John Forsythe - Blake Carrington Terri Garber - Leslie Carrington George Hamilton - Joel Abrigore James Healey - Sean Rowan Bo Hopkins - Matthew Blaisdel Ken Howard - Garrett Boydston (1985-1986) Rock Hudson - Daniel Reece Leann Hunley - Dana Waring Carrington John James - Jeff Colby Jeroen Krabbé - Jeremy Van Dorn Katy Kurtzman - Lindsay Blaisdel Heather Locklear - Sammy Jo Dean Carrington Ali MacGraw - Lady Ashley Mitchell Pamela Sue Martin - Fallon Carrington Colby (#1) Ted McGinley - Clay Fallmont Michael Nader - Dex Dexter Wayne Northrop - Michael Culhane Kate O'Mara - Caress Morrell Catherine Oxenberg - Amanda Bedford Carrington (#1) Michael Praed - Prince Michael of Moldavia Dale Robertson - Walter Lankershim Robin Sachs - Adam Carrington (#2) Emma Samms - Fallon Carrington Colby (#2) [1985-1986 ocassional, 1987-1989 Tracy Scoggins - Monica Colby Geoffrey Scott - Mark Jennings Gordon Thomson - Adam Carrington (#1) [ 1982-1989 episodes 38-220 ] Billy Dee Williams - Brady Lloyd Cassie Yates - Sarah Curtis

October 1988 - July 1995 170 Total Episodes

Empty Nest A recent widow, Harry had to deal with going on with his life without his late wife, Libby. Fortunatly he had his practice (he's a pediatrician) as well as his two daughters, Carol and Barbara, who move back home and provide an annoyance to him. Other members of the cast include, Charlie Dietz (the obnoxious next door neighbor) and Laverne (Harry's sassy nurse). Dreyfuss - Dog Estelle Getty - Sophia Petrillo David Leisure - Charlie Dietz Dinah Manoff - Carol Weston Kristy McNichol - Barbara Weston Richard Mulligan - Dr. Harry Weston Park Overall - Laverne Todd Paul Provenza - Patrick Arcola Lisa Rieffel - Emily Weston Marsha Warfield - Dr. Maxine Douglas

August 1979 - September 1988 209 Total Episodes + 1 movie

The Facts Of Life The Facts of Life began in August of 1979 and aired on NBC. It was a spinoff to the sitcom Diff'rent Strokes on which Charlotte Rae played Mrs. Garrett. In The Facts of Life, Mrs. Garrett has become headmistress to an exclusive girls school, Eastland. Although the series had a rocky start, including low ratings and a cast overhaul. The series went on to becomes one of the longest running sitcoms of the 80's. MacKenzie Astin - Andy Moffet Ryan Cassidy - Kevin Metcalf George Clooney - George Burnett Mindy Cohn - Natalie Green Kim Fields - Dorothy "Tootie" Ramsey Julie Anne Haddock - Cindy Webster Sherrie Krenn - Pippa McKenna John Lawlor - Steven Bradley Cloris Leachman - Beverly Ann Stickle Nancy McKeon - Joanne "Jo" Polniaczek Jenny O'Hara - Miss Emily Mahoney Julie Piekarski - Sue Ann Weaver Charlotte Rae - Edna Garrett Molly Ringwald - Molly Parker Felice Schachter - Nancy Olson Pamela Segall - Kelly Affinado Lisa Whelchel - Blair Warner

November 1981 - May 1986 113 Total Episodes

The Fall Guy The Fall Guy was a series about bounty hunter Colt Seavers. Every week Colt and his gang was assigned to apprehend a fugitive from justice. Colt and his cousin Howie were also working as stuntmen in Hollywood. The tricks of that trade often helped them to capture their guy. Douglas Barr - Howie Munson Lee Majors - Colt Seavers Jo Ann Pflug - Samantha 'Big' Jack Markie Post - Terri Michaels Heather Thomas - Jody Banks Nedra Volz - Pearl Sperling

September 1989 - July 1998 215 Total Episodes

Family Matters A perfect spin-off from Perfect Strangers, Family Matters focused on Harriet Winslow (the elevator operator from the Chronicle) and her family of sorts. Carl Winslow, her husband, was a dutiful cop, and a gruff and lovable father to three kids: Eddie Winslow, the rebel son; Laura Winslow, the smart-ass daughter; and cute little Judy Winslow. They had opened their home to Harriet's sister, Rachel Crawford and her little baby son Richie, and in the very first episode, Carl had to open his home to his cool and streetwise mother, Estelle Winslow, whether he wanted to or not. Everything was going along just fine until one day, Steve Urkel, the inventive nerd, barged into their home and eventually, into their hearts. Steve had a killer crush on Laura, but she would never give him the time of day. Steve Urkel was intended to be a one-shot appearance, but his popularity with the fans won him the number-one spot as America's favorite nerd. Orlando Brown - 3J Judyann Elder - Harriette Winslow [ eps. 207-215 ] Jaimee Foxworth - Judy Winslow [ seasons 1-4 ] Shawn Harrison - Waldo Faldo Telma Hopkins - Rachel Crawford Valerie Jones - Judy Winslow (pilot only) Rosetta LeNoire - Grandma Winslow Bryton McClure - Richie Crawford Darius McCrary - Eddie Winslow Jo Marie Payton - Harriette Winslow Michelle Thomas - Myra Monkhouse seasons Reginald VelJohnson - Carl Winslow Jaleel White - Steve Urkel Kellie Shanygne Williams - Laura Winslow Joseph & Julius Wright - Richie (season 1)

September 1982 - September 1989 180 Total Episodes

Family Ties The series centered around the Keaton family, Steven and his wife Elyse, both flower children of the 1960's. They had four children, Alex, Mallory, Jennifer and Andrew, who was born in 1985. What was unique about Family Ties was that it blended family comedy with politics. The 1960's flower children, Steven and Elyse clashed with the 1980's conservative, Alex. The show, in a way, showed the changing values during the Reagan era. Besides political views, Family Ties covered a number of controversial topics ranging from suicide to racism to drug dependancy. Justine Bateman - Mallory Keaton Meredith Baxter Birney - Elyse Keaton Brian Bonsall - Andrew Keaton (1986-1989) Michael J. Fox - Alex P. Keaton Michael Gross - Steven Keaton Garrett Merriman - Andrew Keaton [#1] (1985-1986) Tracy Pollan - Ellen Reed (1985-1986) Marc Price - Irwin "Skippy" Handelman Scott Valentine - Nick Moore (1985-1989) Tina Yothers - Jennifer Keaton

January 1977 - August 1984 154 Total Episodes

Fantasy Island Smiles everyone, Smiles! So began this long-running (7 season) series which was one of the ABC Network's anthology/guest-cast series (along with The Love Boat) that proved wildly popular. Each week two guests came to "Fantasy Island" to get their wish/fantasy fulfilled. The mysterious host, the debonair and suave white-suited Mr. Roarke, would do the sometimes impossible and grant them their wishes...but there was always some twist to the fantasy, letting the guest learn something about themselves or get something they weren't expecting. Best remembered for the presence of Herve Villechaize as the diminuitive "Tattoo" and his cry of "De plane! De plane!" the show proved popular enough to go the distance and then spawn a brief revival/remake in the 1990s. Kimberly Beck - Cindy (Season 2) Christopher Hewett - Lawrence (Season 7) Ricardo Montalban - Mr. Roarke Wendy Schaal - Julie (Season 4) Herve Villechaize - Tattoo (Season 1-6)

January 1977 - August 1984 154 Total Episodes

Full House Set in San Francisco, this is a show about a very loving family headed by Danny Tanner, who became a single father when his wife, Pam Tanner, was killed in a car accident. Pam's brother Jesse, and Danny's best friend Joey Gladstone moved into the house to help Danny raise his three daughters D.J., Stephanie, and Michelle. Andrea Barber - Kimberley Louise "KImmy" Gibbler (regular seasons 5-8) Candace Cameron - Donna Jo Margaret "DJ" Tanner Dave Coulier - Joseph Alvin "Joey" Gladstone Christine Houser - Pam Tanner Lori Loughlin - Rebecca Donaldson (seasons 2 to 8) (later Katsopolis) Mary-Kate Olsen - Michelle Elizabeth Tanner Ashley Olsen - Michelle Elizabeth Tanner Kevin Renteria - Alex Katsopolis Daniel Renteria - Nicholas "Nicky" Katsopolis Bob Saget - Daniel Ernest "Danny" Tanner John Stamos - Jesse (Cochran in season 1,Katsopolis in seasons 2 thru 8) Jodie Sweetin - Stephanie Judith Tanner Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit - Nicholas "Nicky" Katsopolis Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit - Alexander "Alex" Katsopolis Scott Weinger - Steve Hale