But what about Dinosaurs? It showed quite a bit on TV as long as I could remember, but a while ago, I stopped seeing episodes. It broke my heart. (sniffle) I loved that show.
‘Not the momma, not the momma!’
Classic. Every time I hear that line, I get warm, fuzzy memories of my childhood and the early nineties I so dearly loved. The terrible twos, Earl getting superpowers–I think I’m gonna cry.
Homicide has not only been canceled for the better part of a decade now. I can’t even find it in reruns any more. The single best ensemble cast of any show I can remember. I still can’t imagine why so few people watched it when it was on.
Remember how cool Nickelodeon was when it first came on the air? These shows meant so much to me during a certain awkward time of my youth. There’s a lot of other shows I miss, but I can catch them on reruns or on video. These two shows may be available somewhere, but it won’t be the same, I’m thinking. I miss the time, the place, the era they represented in my life.
I still miss Popular, one of the funniest, sharpest, campest shows ever. It was to those teen shows what Green Acres was to Beverly Hillbillies: a brilliant parody. Too brilliant to last, and very poorly promoted . . .
Profit. I forget what network it was on, but it was about an amoral, Machiavellian, rabidly ambitious business exec. I wonder if its mid-season cancellation resulted from it being just a little too realistic.
The ones I miss the most are the ones that didn’t really get a chance.
This year, Firefly and John Doe.
Farther in the past, Tales From the Gold Monkey, and The Tick (animated series).