Wow, this thread brings back so many memories of GREAT shows I enjoyed watching.

I'd echo a lot of them:
Thieves
American Gothic
Freaks and Geeks
Greg the Bunny
Strange Luck
Profit
Undeclared

And add a few others I didn't see mentioned:
The Norm Show
Push, Nevada
Jack of All Trades
Off Centre

herman's head! a guilty pleasure of mine

Nowhere Man
My So-Called Life


Also, does anyone else remember "The Hat Squad" from the early '90s?

Two of my all-time favorites were on Fox: Brisco County Jr. and Bakersfield P.D. (Damn, I thought I was going to be the first who posted that)

Now an oldie but a goodie: Night Stalker!!!! It was on for about 4 or 5 episodes back in the 70’s and used to scare the crap out of me.

The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (1987 to 1991)

A bittersweet comedy, it had five seasons but only 65 episodes. I'm not sure that even all of these aired in the UK.

I certainly recall liking it at the time!

Freaks and Geeks. The fact that this show failed made me lose ALL faith in network television as a groundbreaking source of entertainment.

Days and Night of Molly Dodd ruled. David Straithairn, John Glover (as her cousin who she couldn't ever remember), and Davey The Doorman. And the fabulous Blair Brown.

Key West with Jennifer Tilly as the town whore with a heart of gold and Fisher Stevens as a factory worker who wins the lottery and lives his Hemmingway dream.

In order of importance:

Twin Peaks
Profit
American Gothic
The Ben Stiller Show

My favorite:

It's Like You Know

Opposite Sex (this FOX show from a couple summers ago that had Milo Ventimiglia from Gilmore Girls and Allison Mack from Smallville.)

Good vs. Evil was great.

Freaks and Geeks
Undeclared

Cupid

Cupid appears to be making some sort of return. I saw a commricial for this today. Prob won't do well since its Pivenless

http://abc.go.com/primetime/cupid/

Spyder Games
Invasion
Reunion
Lyricist Lounge Show

A 6 year bump? Really?

I guess Ronnie Dobbs has nothing better to due on a Tuesday night than bump up old threads.

What the heck even made you think about these threads in the 1st place?

The sad thing is, if he just posted this on his own, some here would throw him to the wolves referring to our forums' ever-so-fabulous search function and his inability to use it, then eventually cite this thread as the place for his comment, though it doesn't make a great deal of sense to do this.

Sometimes you can't win around here.

A topic like this is so disposable and generic that I think it's fine for someone to create a new thread, especially after 6 years.

Sledge Hammer

Danger Theatre (Fox Network) They had a couple of shows called Tropical Punch and The Searcher. The Searcher was the best one in the series.
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EZ Streets
Earth 2
Firefly
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
Jack of all Trades
Brimstone
Newsradio
Men Behaving Badly
Titus
The Flash
Swamp Thing <--- guilty pleasure of mine

I loved American Gothic! Great show!

Whetever happened to the proposed remake series/movie?

I guess we can add Pushing Daisies to this list.

I actually liked Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. I see that it hasn't been mentioned so far.

When the thread was started Studio 60 didn't exist...

But yeah...I thought that was a great show, too.

Whenever I see this thread it makes me think of Philly.

Keen Eddie

Vengeance Unlimited (1998) with Michael Madsen

Dead Like Me
Firefly
Harsh Realm
Arrested Development (3 seasons makes it "iffy" for this list)
And I actually liked Over There (bought it as a blind buy)