I still have paperbackws of the Charels Addams cartoons, and the casting for this series was perfect.

He was an innovator.

If you haven't heard Peter Lorre singing "My Old Flame" you haven't lived.

I'm so ticked off that I have to pay to get THE DOG WHISPERER on my current cable system. It was free back home.

There were times when this series was even better than THE TWILIGHT ZONE.

Season 3 was my favortie because it featured an alternate universe where Herc was an evil tyrant, Ares was the God of Love, and Joker was a noble hero.

What can be said of The Greatest Dane of them all?

A kids' show that adults liked to, this was a mini-Twilight Zone with a sense of the weird.

The first three years were great and then they forgot what had made them popular in the first place. But they still turned out some good episodes like, OLD ARES HAD A FARM and IN SICKNESS AND IN HELL.

Bruce Campbell's least funny tv series, but it had an hilarious theme song and openning credits.

Michael Moore's series for the BRAVO network.

Rather than pick out specific years to recommend, let's just say they were early episodes from the Duchovny era and included the following episodes; HUMBUG, BEYOND THE SEA, JOSE CHUNG's "From Outer Space", CLYDE BRUCKMAN's FINAL REPOSE, WAR OF THECOPROPHAGES, SQUEEZE, and TOOMS.

This was a must see, and its theme song was a big hit for Johnny Rivers.

Innovative, funny, it even managed to be warm and endearing without being smarmy.

Its you girl and you should know it.

If you blinked you would have missed this one. What a shame.

Need I say more?

Emma Peel and John Steed! THOSE ARE THE SHOWS THAT REALLY COUNTED ON THE AVENGERS!

Top episodes include Landis' DEER WOMAN, Larry Cohen's PICK UP, Joe Dante's HOMECOMING, and Stuart Gordon's DREAMS IN THE WITCH HOUSE. These titles were also availale separately or in dual packs.

ANGEL was strong throughout everyone one of its five seasons, proving for all time that it was more than just the bastard child of BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER.