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D.C. Follies Championship Comedy 1987-1989

Dallas - All Seasons 1978-1991

Dance Fever 1979-1987

Dance Party USA 1986-1991

Day by Day 1988-1989

The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd 1987-1991

Degrassi Junior High - Season 1 1986-?

Dempsey & Makepeace 1985-1986

The Best of Designing Women 1986-1993

Diff'rent Strokes - The Complete First Season

1978-1986

Double Dare (1985-?) Double dare is undoubtedly the phenomenon that made Nickelodeon what it is today. The rules go something like this: Each round starts off with a toss-up physical challenge. Whoever wins gets $10 and control of the game. Host Marc Summers (Jason Harris in Double Dare 2000) asks the winning team a question. If they don't know the answer or think the other team doesn't have a clue, they can dare them to answer it for double the dollars. But they have to be careful because they can double dare the first team back for 4 times the amount. Then, they either have to answer the question or take a physical challenge. In round 2, dollar values are doubled. The winner of the game moves on to the obstacle course, where they navigate through 8 obstacles and they win a prize for each obstacle. If they make it through all 8 obstacles, they win the grand prize. Double Dare history On October 6, 1986, the first episode of Double Dare was taped at WHYY studios in Philadelphia. In 1987, Nickelodeon decided to create a short-lived weekend edition called Super Sloppy Double Dare, which was cancelled after about 20 episodes. One year later, in 1988, Fox bought syndication rights from Nickelodeon, so they created another short-lived edition called Family Double Dare. Because Fox wanted more adult material on their network, Family Double Dare was canned after 13 episodes. But the good news: the original Double Dare was still in production.

Double Trouble 1984-1985 The show centers around twin sisters Allison and Kate Foster. They begin as 17-year-old high school students in Des Moines. By the start of Season 2, they are young women pursuing their dreams in New York City.

Down to Earth (1984-1987) Originally on: TBS (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: March 1, 1984 Show Categories: Comedy, Children The premise of this fondly remembered sitcom from the '80s, which ran on WTBS (before they dropped the "W") was best summed up with some words from the theme song... "Back in the days of Valentino, we know a maid named Ethyl was so bright and alive. But she was struck down by a trolley, golly; said goodbye in nineteen-twenty-and-five. Ethyl in Heaven awaited patiently to earn her wings and be an angel fancy free. Sixty years later the opportunity to help a family came. Back down to Earth to teach the Prestons lessons -- Richard, Lissy, Dwayne, and J.J. too..." In an attempt to earn her wings, Ethel is placed with the Preston family, where she acts as maid. Richard Preston, a widower and realtor, is the head of the clan. Duane is the class-conscious teenage son and Lissy is the teenage daughter. The youngest of the Preston clan is J.J., the only one who knows that Ethel is an angel, since she was the answer to his prayers. Over the years, there were a number of cast changes. First and foremost was ditzy next-door-neighbor Candy Carlyse, who popped in from time to time for comic relief. Initially, angel Mr. Divine watched over Ethel's shenanigans; but soon Mr. Lester Luster replaced him (though he was quickly dropped from the series too). They were later replaced with Jake, Ethel's former fiance (whom she left at the alter), a con-man who wound up turning his life around and becoming an angel. After Jake was dropped from the series, wacky Stanley McCloud watched over Ethel. It's also notable that this is the second series in which Dick Sergeant replaced a main character (the first being Bewitched). In the first season, Richard Preston was played by Stephen Johnson.

Dreams 1984-? Airs Next: CBS at Wednesday 8:30 PM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: October 3, 1984 Focuses on five young Philadelphians who are struggling for success as a rock 'n' roll band. ================== Production Companies * Centerpoint Productions ================== Awards: Young Artist Awards 1985 -- Nominated -- Best Young Actor in a Television Comedy Series -- John Stamos ================== CREW: Original Music by Jonathan Wolff Art Direction by Tommy Goetz Set Decoration by Fred S. Winston...

Duck Factory, The 1984 Skip Tarkenton is a young animator who's just started with a low-budget animation company that produces "The Dippy Duck Show." As new guy, Skip is often the brunt of office politics, and has to deal with his own lack of confidence.

Duet 1987-1989 Duet was a romantic comedy focused on mystery writer Ben Coleman and caterer Laura Kelly as they dealt with all the ups and downs of a relationship, from courtship to marriage. With them every step of the way (whether they liked it or not) were Laura's quirky sister Jane; Ben's self-centered, neurotic best friend Richard and his demanding wife Linda (whom Ben once dated); and Ben's loyal dog, Reuben. In 1989, this series was revamped and retitled Open House. Both shows were repeated on Lifetime in the early 1990s

The Dukes of Hazzard - The Complete First SeasonDukes of Hazzard 1979-1985 Series set in the rural community of Hazzard. The Dukes are a family who were once moonshiners but when cousins Bo and Luke were caught; they were given probation on the condition that they give up moon shining, which they did. Now every now and then they learn that J.D. Hogg who is called Boss Hogg is up to something so they do what they can to stop him especially when someone close to them is being threatened by Hogg. So along with their Uncle Jesse, their lovely cousin Daisy, and their good friend and mechanic, Cooter they stop every one of Boss' schemes. They are also fortunate that Hogg's right hand man, Roscoe Coltrane who is also the Sheriff is not very competent, and that his Deputy though loyal to Hogg and Roscoe is not corrupt and has a thing for Daisy, is a tad clumsy. During the 5th season, Tom Wopat and John Schneider who play Luke and Bo had a contract dispute with the show, so they were written off with them at the NASCAR circuit, so cousins, Coy and Vance came to stay with Uncle Jesse and help him and Daisy with their encounters with Hogg.

Dumbo's Circus 1985-? Each episode of Dumbo's Circus sparkles with lively tunes and as much color as a circus grand finale. A sideshow of tricks and jokes cap eeveyr episode. The series series starred Dumbo; the adorable flying elephant, Barnaby the magical dog, Fair dinkum the ringmaster koala, Q.T the calliope-playing orabgutab, Lilli the feline tightrope artist, Sabastian the roustabout alley cat and Lionel the sideshow barker lion.

Dynasty - Season 1 Dynasty 1981-1989 The center character, Blake Carrington (John Forsythe) is the owner of a big Oil empire, Denver Carrington.

His worst enemy is his cruel ex-wife, Alexis Carrington (Joan Collins), who owns Colby Co Oil Empire. During their Union, they got 4 children, Adam (Gordon Thomson/Robin Sachs) who has been kidnapped at birth, Fallon (Pamela Sue Martin/Emma Samms) who had an amnesia and then saw UFO, Steven (Al Corley/Jack Coleman), who had facial plastic surgery and then took it over, and Amanda (Catherine Oxenberg/Karen Cellini) who has been forgotten when she left to Europe. Later, Blake married Krystle Jennings (Linda Evans) twice. The show aired for 9 seasons and 220 episodes on ABC and it centered around the world of the Oil Empire - it's glamour, loves, hopes, romances, mysteries and even more. All in one, this show could easily be called a PRIMETIME SOAP OPERA. After show endend it's run, a Tv movie was made, Dynasty: The Reunion, but is wasn't really interesting and a lot of characters have been re-casted and forgotten. On January 2, 2005, ABC made a special satirical look at Dynasty called Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure, in which none of the show stars apperead, but other stars played in the episode.

E/R 1984-1985 Chicago's Clark Street Hospital was the setting for this comedy about the staff and patients of the hospital's emergency room. Howard Sheinfeld (Elliott Gould) was the sarcastic, talkative doctor who oversaw most of the emergency room treatment. An ear-nose-and-throat specialist, he moonlighted at the hospital doing 48-hour shifts to help him keep up with alimony payments to two ex-wives. Dr. Eve Sheridan (Marcia Strassman in the pilot than played by (Mary McDonnell), his no-nonsense boss at the hospital, wished he would take things a little more seriously and not work such long shifts. Harold Stickley (Jason Alexander) was the hospital administrator, George Clooney as Mark "Ace" Kolmar, the med tech, Joan Thor(Conchata Ferrell), was the head nurse and Lynne Moody as Nurse Julie Williams.

Easy Street 1986-1987 A half hour comedy about a show girl who inherited a mansion from her husband and she invites her uncle and his friend and roommate to leave their retirement home and move in with her. Her sister in law and her husband were trying to contest the will. Some people thought the show was like "The Beverly Hillbillies".

Edison Twins:Adv.3 Myst's 1982-1986 The Edison Twins was a popular television series geared toward young adults that lasted for 6 seasons. The show centered on the adventures of Tom and Annie Edison (Andrew Sabiston and Marnie McPhail). It was an entertaining and educational series that it taught kids science. It originally aired in Canada on CBC, but also aired later on The Disney Channel in the U.S.

Edison Twins Vol. 1

Edison Twins Vol. 2

Edison Twins Vol. 3

Enos 1980-1981

The Equalizer Equalizer 1985-1989

Evening Magazine 1976-1990 - also known as P.M. Magazine