I was thinking 2 shows and since The X-Files was already mentioned my other choice would be Millennium. this show deserves a better ending than that not so great X-Files ep. ending the show got.

Not possible but I thought A-Team should have had a reunion that ended up with them getting their pardon & they go back to freelance jobs without the army chasing them.

Scarecrow & Mrs. King where their marriage wasn't a secret and maybe Amanda's mother knows the truth.

X-Files for sure. What a crappy way to leave the characters.

Other people in my class brought up THE X-FILES as well as DEEP SPACE NINE.

The argument for X-FILES was that [the audience] wants to know more about the characters rather than the another new storyline, and thus they would prefier a 2/3-hour telefilm vs a theaterical run film.

It was mentioned that DEEP SPACE NINE was always the most overlooked of the STAR TREK series, and thus will probably never recieve a reunion film because a) it wasn't popular enough to become a theatrical-run, and b) the Star Trek producers would probably never allowed a telefilm...

I would have liked to see a Three's Company Reunion; but with most the cast being dead that's not likely to happen now.

Mr. Ed
MacGyver
Starsky and Hutch
The Invisible Man (from the Sci-Fi network)

Buck rogers.

Another vote for Buffy, Dark Angel and Tru Calling. Also add La Femme Nikita and Angel.

saved by the bell was the first thing that came to mind for me also. loved this show!

macgvyer would be pretty good too since he has been doing some tv commericals and everyone talks about him when someone pulls out a swiss army knife.

UK Coupling about 5 years from now.

Enterprise. Maybe they can kill a few more characters off.

Second DS9 and maybe a Sex and the City in a few years...

The first show I thought was Arrested Development.

That's the one.

I forget how Wings ended, but that could be an interesting one if they left the door open. It would be more for how the actors would bounce off of each other after so much time has passed than anything, though.

Nash Bridges

I don't get this. I loved the show as much as the next DVDtalker but it had the perfect ending. Short of starting up the show again for a full season, I see no need to revisit these characters for such a brief amount of time that a special would allow.

I'm going on a limb and saying Seinfeld. Would they be different people after getting out of prison? Not likely, but I miss the great cast and chemistry they brought to television.

I think what I fear with Seinfeld is that they'd be tempted to either dial it up to 12 to make up for the (according to some) underwheming finale or would be determined to keep it intentionally very low key to stay in tone with the finale. Either way, I have a feeling they'd miss with it. It would be a really challenging reunion to execute compared to something like Friends, Andy Griffith, Dallas, and the like.

Northern Exposure I would like to see what those crazy characters are up to nowadays.

I think they did a reunion show acouple of years ago, but it was more a retropective show. Besides it would be great to see a NO Ma'am reunion.

"Your life's a joke, you're broke/ your love life's D.O.A.!!!!/ It's like you're always stuck in second gear/ when it hasn't been your day, your week, your month, or even your year ...."

wings ended with Brian staying in nantucket to run the business for a year, while Joe & Helen went to Vienna so she could study music. it would make for a good reunion to see what happened.

Magnum PI

Full House, Family Matters, Coach, Dukes of Hazzard, Baywatch, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Party of Five, Taxi, Step By Step, and Night Court

thirtysomething...

X-Files, Roswell and Queer As Folk would be the top of my list.

What would they call it? Fortysomething or fiftysomething?