'Friends' Reunion: TV Shows Fans Would Love To See Reconvene Again? [PHOTOS, VIDEO]
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: UPN/The WB, 1997-2003; The wildly popular cult phenomenon about vampires and one particular vampire slayer made vampires cool long before Twilight was ever conceived, but the
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: UPN/The WB, 1997-2003; The wildly popular cult phenomenon about vampires and one particular vampire slayer made vampires cool long before Twilight was ever conceived, but the ending of the series was disappointing after it appeared to be done with half the effort. The series had a particularly strong way of ending things at the end of its fifth season, was then picked up for two additional ones, which lent it accusations of being a bit lazier than it had been before.
Saved by the Bell: The College Years
WORST: ‘Saved By The Bell: The College Years:’ 1993-1994; Unfortunately, the same magic that made ‘Saved By The Bell’ work didn’t extend to its attempt to follow the lives of the three guys when they went to college. Initially, the show featured three new female leads, but Kelly was suddenly thrown back into the mix quickly. Added to the confusing casting, the franchise wasn’t well equipped to handle more adult issues properly. The ratings didn’t add up to success so the show fizzled out after one season, but the producers did make sure to end the series with Zack and Kelly happily married.
"Seinfeld" opening.
'The X-Files' featured FBI Special Agents Mulder and Scully facing the fear of the paranormal and the unknown on a weekly basis.
30 Rock
Danica McKellar in The Wonder Years
Daria in Prabal Gurung
