Some of which I listed in another topic:





The Tick:



A scant 9 episodes, now available on DVD.






Adventures of Brisco County Jr.

http://www.awit.com/phBrisco.htm?s=1





The original b & w Outer Limits:

Which ran from 1963-1965, and for my money, still sets the standard
for tv science fiction. Some of the coolest monsters and aliens ever.


These photos in order show:
a prehistoric fish/reptile from "Tourist Attraction"
(13th episode broadcast),


one of the giant bug-eyed alien ants, from "The Zanti Misfits" (episode 14),
woman screaming when seeing her transformed husband
in "A Feasibility Study" (episode 29),


one-eyed alien invader, from one of my favorite
episodes, "O.B.I.T" (episode 7),
earth astronaut prisoner speaks with his alien
interrogator, in "Nightmare" (episode 10)


a sand-shark, from second-season episode
"The Invisible Enemy" (episode 39).


The whole first season is also now available on DVD (the series
ran 1 and 1/2 seasons, a total of 49 episodes).

other original series OUTER LIMITS photos at:

http://www.innermind.com/outerlimits/pictures/olpits.htm






American Gothic:



(out in 1996, as I remember.) A brief but interesting series.






Arrest and Trial:

Which I think was a very interesting 30-minute
documentary series, investigating real crimes, the police
investigation leading to finding the criminals, and the
result of their prosecution.
I actually like it better than Dick Wolf's other series,
the three different incarnations of Law & Order.

One episode of particular interest investigated the 1993
World Trade Center bombing.

Although most of the episodes investigated more simple
murders and crimes of passion.





Kolchak: The Night Stalker:

Crime reporter Carl Kolchak investigates mysterious crimes
that turn out to be vampires, the resurrected dead, and
other creatures of the paranormal. it lasted 20 episodes,
and was ended abruptly for copyright infringement of the
character and concept of the series (The series ran during
the 1975-1976 season).
Although X-Files pretty much later fulfilled the promise
of the one-season Kolchak show.



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Oh, and Pariah, I loved Duckman ( out around 1992-1993,
if I recall). Interesting animation, and very funny.




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