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Seeing a murder on television...can help work off one’s antagonisms. And if you haven’t any antagonisms, the commercials will give you some.
Alfred Hitchcock
413 Hope Street is the drama created by Damon Wayans about a teen crisis center in New York City. Shockwave movies about the show, biographies of stars, and background/pilot information included.
An unofficial A-Team site which includes archives of the electronic newsletter about the A-Team called “On the Jazz,” information about an upcoming A-Team movie, FAQ about the series, the standard episode guide, and sounds from the series. Get in touch with fellow A-Teamers here.
If you are a fan of Charlie’s Angels, check out this site. Includes newsletter, merchandise, bios, and current work of actors, as well as links to other angel sites. Newsletter is full of nostalgic recollections of the show.
Provides an unofficial home page for the 1960s British adventure drama show The Avengers. Includes an episode guide, pictures, sound files, and much more.
Includes many pictures and videos of the stars clad in their bathing suits, this is the official Bay Watch site. Episode updates, fun facts, cast information, and email forums are just some of the things you’ll find here.
An unofficial Web site, this includes cast information, links to other sites, episode updates and summaries, picture galleries, a chat room, and more. A good site to get in touch with other fans.
The Chicago Hope Home Page is based on the CBS drama that centers around a hospital and its doctors. This site is filled with pictures, FAQs, and episode guides, as well as other information about this popular show.
A comprehensive guide, organized by director and writer, to Chris Carter’s show about the supernatural. Includes information on upcoming episodes, reviews and ratings, and links to other X-Files databases.
This show is wildly popular on Thursday nights. It stars Anthony Edwards, George Clooney, Julianna Margulies, Maria Bello, and Eriq La Salle as doctors and nurses at County General Memorial Hospital. Written by Michael Crichton, this show takes place in Chicago. And, of course, you can read all about it at this site on the Web.
Provides an episode guide, cast profiles, interviews, and pictures from the police drama Hawaii Five-O. Includes links to other fan club and convention pages.
Provides the official NBC site for the show Homicide. Includes cast profiles, episode information, and sound files. Also includes links to other related sites.
Provides information about the television show Kung Fu, including details about the new series. Includes many pictures, an episode guide, a FAQ, and much more.
Last year’s Emmy Winner for outstanding drama series. This site includes a NetForum, awards and nominations, and lengthy bios of the stars. The theme song plays as you visit the site.
All you ever wanted to know about Little House on the Prairie, including episode guide, actor bios, pictures, interviews, and audio clips. You can listen to the theme song or join the mailing list.
Calls itself the irreverent guide to this campy show, and includes episode guides, games, puzzles, and a drinking game. If you enjoy this show, but don’t take it seriously, you’ll find some solace here.
Provides a fan site for the Fox drama Melrose Place. Includes a current story line synopsis, character backgrounds, cast profiles, pictures, and links to many other Melrose Place sites.
Provides the official Fox home site for the drama Millennium. Includes an episode guide, character profiles, behind the scenes articles, and many different pictures.
Online guide to Northern Exposure. Includes graphics, sound bytes, FAQs, episode guides, rerun schedules, and a lengthy bibliography.
Information, multimedia, feedback, images, scripts, and links are present at this page. This show that had a strange air-life can sometimes be caught now on MTV, but there is no real rhyme or reason to when they show it. Just like being a teenager.
New drama from ABC about a Catholic priest in the inner city trying to make sense of his calling and of the things going on around him. Somewhat controversial, this show invokes strong reactions on both fronts. Chosen as best new drama from Viewers for Quality Television.
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Includes detailed info for each episode and text files on the cast, characters, the NYPD drinking game, and several FAQs.
Fan page for the Fox TV show, Party of Five, including an episode guide, a FAQ list about the show, recent publicity, and links to other fan sites.
This unofficial Perry Mason home page features links and suggested readings to all things Perry Mason. Don’t forget to check out the episode guides to find out which case Perry lost.
Part of NBC’s “thrillogy,” this series is about “Jarod”—a genius, kidnapped and studied by the government as a child, who can master virtually any profession. Fights for justice as he runs from the government agency that wants to capture him and use his mind.
Part of the NBC’s “thrillogy,” this series is about a forensic psychologist who can see into the criminal mind and thus finds herself chasing down serial killers. This unique site includes agent profiles and case descriptions written from the point of view of an FBI database. The show, and the site, have graphic content.
Called the online home to fans of Quincy, M.E., includes a FAQ, trivia, and character profiles. Includes the standard pictures and multimedia, along with search engine and AOL chat transcripts from Jack Klugman.
Stars Chuck Norris as a lone star ranger. This site devoted to the show includes an e-zine, fan art, news, rumors, and gossip about the show. Myriad links to other ranger sites.
The Real World’s unofficial Web site is for “all the folks out there who enjoy watching a group of young people whine, cry, bitch, laugh, talk, and share their constant confessions.” There is a FAQ list, episode guide, and other stuff for The Real World fanatic.
Helps you find out where on television you can see reruns of this drama about the ex-con private eye played by James Garner. Includes an exhaustive list of episode guides from all six seasons, including the pilot. Directly linked to the newsgroup, alt.tv.rockford-files, as well. Contains pictures, multimedia, the works.
Provides an unofficial home site dedicated to the 1970s police drama Starsky and Hutch. Includes many pictures, an episode guide, and cast profiles. Also includes information about Starsky and Hutch books and links to other related sites.
This is the printable episode guide for the thirtysomething fan. Perhaps you forgot what exactly happened in an episode, or you were wanting a reference by which to write a drinking game. Here, you’ve found it.
At this site you’ll find information about the show starring Tom Skerritt as the sheriff of a small town. There is a FAQ list, cast photos and info, links, and sounds from this popular CBS drama.
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