TV Characters who came back to life
- Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Dean Winchester, Supernatural
- Kenny McCormick. South Park
- Barnabas Collins - Dark Shadows
- Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock
TV Characters who came back to life
- Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Dean Winchester, Supernatural
- Kenny McCormick. South Park
- Barnabas Collins - Dark Shadows
- Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock
- Birdperson - Rick and Morty
TV Characters who came back to life
- Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Dean Winchester, Supernatural
- Kenny McCormick. South Park
- Barnabas Collins - Dark Shadows
- Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock
- Birdperson - Rick and Morty
- Patrick Ewing - Dallas
TV Characters who came back to life
- Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Dean Winchester, Supernatural
- Kenny McCormick. South Park
- Barnabas Collins - Dark Shadows
- Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock
- Birdperson - Rick and Morty
- Patrick Ewing - Dallas
- John Locke - LOST
In full disclosure, Locke was possessed by The Man In Black (sorry, spoiler), but he looked, spoke, and acted like Locke.
TV Characters who came back to life
- Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Dean Winchester, Supernatural
- Kenny McCormick. South Park
- Barnabas Collins - Dark Shadows
- Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock
- Birdperson - Rick and Morty
- Patrick Ewing - Dallas
- John Locke - LOST
- Nina Myers - 24
TV Characters who came back to life
- Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Dean Winchester, Supernatural
- Kenny McCormick. South Park
- Barnabas Collins - Dark Shadows
- Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock
- Birdperson - Rick and Morty
- Patrick Ewing - Dallas
- John Locke - LOST
- Nina Myers - 24
- Optimus Prime - Transformers
Next: Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
- Batman - The Batmobile
Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
- Batman - The Batmobile
- Supercar - It can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere.
Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
- Batman - The Batmobile
- Supercar - It can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere.
- Supertrain - nuclear-powered high-speed train
Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
- Batman - The Batmobile
- Supercar - It can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere.
- Supertrain - nuclear-powered high-speed train
- Speed Racer - the Mach 5
Here’s a handy guide to the features of the amazing Mach 5, along with some nice snarky commentary.
Shows featuring high tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
- Batman - The Batmobile
- Supercar - It can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere.
- Supertrain - nuclear-powered high-speed train
- Speed Racer - the Mach 5
- Wacky Races - why, Prof. Pat Pending’s Convert-a-Car alone is a marvel
Shows featuring high-tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
- Batman - The Batmobile
- Supercar - It can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere.
- Supertrain - nuclear-powered high-speed train
- Speed Racer - the Mach 5
- Wacky Races - why, Prof. Pat Pending’s Convert-a-Car alone is a marvel
- Logan’s Run - Solarcraft, a sleek, compact, solar-powered hovercraft
Shows featuring high-tech vehicles
- Street Hawk - Jesse Mach fights crime with a superbike.
- Knight Rider - KITT is quite an advanced vehicle
- Automan - Automan - Wikipedia
- Batman - The Batmobile
- Supercar - It can travel on land, or under the sea; it can journey anywhere.
- Supertrain - nuclear-powered high-speed train
- Speed Racer - the Mach 5
- Wacky Races - why, Prof. Pat Pending’s Convert-a-Car alone is a marvel
- Logan’s Run - Solarcraft, a sleek, compact, solar-powered hovercraft
- Airwolf – Heavily-armed supersonic helicopter with jet turbine engines that ‘howled like a wolf’ – but could, for plot purposes, also operate almost soundlessly in ‘stealth mode’
What Were They Thinking? – shows based on an absolutely insane premise
- Scorch – About a dragon that awakes after a hundred-year nap, crashes ito a unassuming person’s house, who then poses as a ventriloquist (using the ‘real’ dragon as his dummy) to host a TV weather show. It featured a ventriloquist’s puppet … but not the ventriloquist himself.
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What Were They Thinking? – shows based on an absolutely insane premise
- Scorch – About a dragon that awakes after a hundred-year nap, crashes ito a unassuming person’s house, who then poses as a ventriloquist (using the ‘real’ dragon as his dummy) to host a TV weather show. It featured a ventriloquist’s puppet … but not the ventriloquist himself.
- Heil Honey I’m Home! - Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun’s wacky misadventures with their Jewish neighbors
So are these joke responses, or real ones?
What Were They Thinking? – shows based on an absolutely insane premise
- Scorch – About a dragon that awakes after a hundred-year nap, crashes ito a unassuming person’s house, who then poses as a ventriloquist (using the ‘real’ dragon as his dummy) to host a TV weather show. It featured a ventriloquist’s puppet … but not the ventriloquist himself.
- Heil Honey I’m Home! - Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun’s wacky misadventures with their Jewish neighbors
- The Knights of Prosperity - A janitor enlists a group of non-criminals to help him rob Mick Jagger’s apartment.
All real, Nonsuch.
What Were They Thinking? – shows based on an absolutely insane premise
- Scorch – About a dragon that awakes after a hundred-year nap, crashes ito a unassuming person’s house, who then poses as a ventriloquist (using the ‘real’ dragon as his dummy) to host a TV weather show. It featured a ventriloquist’s puppet … but not the ventriloquist himself.
- Heil Honey I’m Home! - Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun’s wacky misadventures with their Jewish neighbors
- The Knights of Prosperity - A janitor enlists a group of non-criminals to help him rob Mick Jagger’s apartment.
- My Mother the Car - Say no more!
What Were They Thinking? – shows based on an absolutely insane premise
- Scorch – About a dragon that awakes after a hundred-year nap, crashes ito a unassuming person’s house, who then poses as a ventriloquist (using the ‘real’ dragon as his dummy) to host a TV weather show. It featured a ventriloquist’s puppet … but not the ventriloquist himself.
- Heil Honey I’m Home! - Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun’s wacky misadventures with their Jewish neighbors
- The Knights of Prosperity - A janitor enlists a group of non-criminals to help him rob Mick Jagger’s apartment.
- My Mother the Car - Say no more!
- Hogan’s Heroes - 60s sitcom based in a German POW camp during WWII that managed to stay on the air for 6 seasons. Gestapo with a laugh track!