1994-1995. Margaret Cho's short-lived sitcom. A trailblazer in that it features the first ever Asian-American family on TV, costarring notables such as Amy Hill, Clyde Kusatsu, and B.D. Wong, with guest appearances by Jack Black, Quentin Tarantino, and Oprah Winfrey.

2000-2002. Jessica Alba stars as a genetically modified supersoldier who escaped the military forces which created her. The finale is a major cliff-hanger, but the storyline is just fascinating.

2007. Paul Blackthorne stars as Harry Dresden, a wizard and private investigator for all things supernatural, who battles the forces of evil, both in real life and within himself. Co-starring Conrad Coates, Valerie Cruz, and Terrence Mann, this short-lived series is a real treat cut for any fantasy fan.

1999-2000. A high school drama set in the 1980s following the outcasts of McKinley High School. Critically acclaimed, and the foundation for stars such as Seth Rogen and Jason Segel.

2006. A three-part mini-series in which Detective Joe Miller discovers a key to a mysterious room, whose objects contain extraordiary powers, and after his dauther disappears, he must go on a quest to save her. A brilliant show which should have been made a full series, it features such notables as Roger Bart, Margaret Cho, Elle Fanning, Peter Krause, and Kevin Pollak.

2000-2002. Christopher Titus stars as himself in a dark comedy based on his childhood life, which is best described as a , "Domestic Disturbance." Exceptionally funny, and the issues brought forward can be relatable to nearly everybody.