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Network Representation of my TV Collection
« on: May 29, 2009, 12:27:27 PM »
Someone at the Home Theater Forum started a thread about what you had from each network and who was represented in your collection the most. It took a while to look up all the shows in my collection to see where they originally aired... but finally did it. Thought you all would be interested in the results...

ABC:

   1. The Addams Family
   2. Alias
   3. Family Feud (All-Star)
   4. Barney Miller
   5. Bewitched
   6. The Brady Bunch
   7. Challenge of the Super Friends
   8. Commander in Chief
   9. Desperate Housewives
  10. Dharma & Greg
  11. Dinotopia: The Series
  12. Doogie Howser, M.D.
  13. The Drew Carey Show
  14. Ellen
  15. The Fugitive
  16. Full House
  17. The Greatest American Hero
  18. Grey's Anatomy
  19. The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries
  20. Home Improvement
  21. Invasion
  22. The Jeff Foxworthy Show (Season 1)
  23. Kolchak: The Night Stalker
  24. Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
  25. Lost
  26. Macgyver
  27. Miracles
  28. Mork & Mindy
  29. Night Stalker
  30. NYPD Blue
  31. One Step Beyond
  32. Police Squad!
  33. Roseanne
  34. S.W.A.T.
  35. Sabrina, The Teen Age Witch (Seasons 1-5)
  36. Scrubs
  37. Sledge Hammer!
  38. Spider-Man
  39. Spin City
  40. Sports Night
  41. Tabitha
  42. Three's Company
  43. The Time Tunnel
  44. Too Close for Comfort
  45. Twin Peaks
  46. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
  47. Wonder Woman (Seasons 1-2)

BBC-1:

   1. My Hero

CBS:

   1. Adventures of Aquaman
   2. All in the Family
   3. American Gothic
   4. Match Game (Best Of)
   5. The Andy Griffith Show
   6. The Big Bang Theory
   7. The Bob Newhart Show
   8. The Dick Van Dyke Show
   9. The Dukes of Hazzard
  10. The Ellen Show
  11. Everybody Loves Raymond
  12. The Flash
  13. Forever Knight
  14. Ghost Whisperer
  15. Gilligan's Island
  16. Good Morning, World
  17. How I Met Your Mother
  18. I Love Lucy
  19. The Incredible Hulk
  20. JAG
  21. Joan of Arcadia
  22. M*A*S*H
  23. The Mary Tyler Moore Show
  24. Moonlight
  25. NCIS
  26. Numb3rs
  27. One Day at a Time
  28. Picket Fences
  29. Planet of the Apes
  30. The Secrets of Isis
  31. Square Pegs
  32. Survivor
  33. The Twilight Zone
  34. Without a Trace
  35. Wonder Woman (Season 3)


The CW:

   1. Smallville (Season 6 on)
   2. Supernatural (Season 2 on)
   3. Veronica Mars (Season 3)


Discovery:

   1. A Haunting


FOX:

   1. 21 Jump Street
   2. 24
   3. Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
   4. Alien Nation
   5. Arrested Development
   6. Batman: The Animated Series
   7. Bones
   8. Dark Angel
   9. Firefly
  10. Futurama
  11. Harsh Realm
  12. Kindred: The Embraced
  13. The Lone Gunmen
  14. Malcolm in the Middle
  15. Married... With Children
  16. Millennium
  17. Point Pleasant
  18. Prison Break
  19. The Simpsons
  20. Sliders
  21. Stacked
  22. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
  23. Titus
  24. Tru Calling
  25. Wonderfalls
  26. The X-Files

HBO:

   1. The Comeback
   2. The Ray Bradbury Theatre (Seasons 1-2)
   3. Sex and the City
   4. Tales from the Crypt

ITV:

   1. Adventures of Robin Hood
   2. The Buccaneers

NBC:

   1. Alf
   2. Bionic Woman (2007)
   3. Chico and the Man
   4. The Cosby Show
   5. Diff'rent Strokes
   6. ER
   7. The Facts of Life
   8. Frasier
   9. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
  10. Friends
  11. Heroes
  12. Highway to Heaven
  13. Hunter
  14. The Jeff Foxworthy Show (Season 2)
  15. Joey
  16. Knight Rider
  17. Land of the Lost
  18. Medium
  19. Quantum Leap
  20. Return to the Planet of the Apes
  21. Seinfeld
  22. Star Trek
  23. Surface
  24. V

Sci-Fi

   1. Painkiller Jane
   2. Stargate SG-1

Showtime:

   1. Dead Like Me
   2. Dexter
   3. Masters of Horror
   4. Poltergeist: The Legacy

Syndication:

   1. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1954)
   2. Adventures of Superman
   3. Beastmaster
   4. The Cisco Kid
   5. Cleopatra 2525
   6. Dracula: The Series
   7. Friday the 13th: The Series
   8. Star Trek: The Next Generation
   9. Superboy
  10. Xena: Warrior Princess

TBS:

   1. The Bill Engvall Show

TNT:

   1. Witchblade

UPN:

   1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Season 7)
   2. Game Over
   3. Nowhere Man
   4. Roswell (Season 3)
   5. The Twilight Zone (2002)
   6. Veronica Mars (Seasons 1-2)

USA:

   1. The 4400
   2. Beyond Reality
   3. The Dead Zone
   4. Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
   5. Monk
   6. The Ray Bradbury Theatre (Seasons 3-6)

WB:

   1. Angel
   2. Batman Beyond
   3. Birds of Prey
   4. Blue Collar TV
   5. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Seasons 1-6)
   6. Charmed
   7. The Crow: Stairway to Heaven
   8. Reba
   9. Roswell (Seasons 1-2)
  10. Sabrina, The Teen Age Witch (Season 5)
  11. Smallville
  12. Superman: The Animated Series
  13. Supernatural

YTV:

   1. Vampire High

But it seems ABC is the clear winner, with CBS and FOX following in second and third place.
Pete

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Re: Network Representation of my TV Collection
« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2009, 12:49:28 PM »
Wasn't SG-1 a Showtime show in the beginning?

And Buffy switched networks after the fifth season.
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Re: Network Representation of my TV Collection
« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2009, 01:02:31 PM »
Quite possible.. I went to one of the online episode guide sites to find out... between TV.com and epguides.com so they could have had it wrong. But I think I remember something like that too now that you mention it. I will have to see if I can find out for sure.. thanks :)

Thought that the Buffy one didn't sound right either.  but as I said... was going by another site :P
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Re: Network Representation of my TV Collection
« Reply #3 on: May 29, 2009, 04:35:20 PM »
I recently posted my series list (excluding mini series) with network info in the Completed Series thread.

From that, the series counts per network are:

Network
Count
ABC
4
AMC
1
CBS
1
Fox
5
HBO
6
NBC
1
SciFi
1
Showtime
3
USA
1
WB/UPN/CW
3
Non-US
5

If I look at my personal top ten series only, the counts are:

Network
Count
HBO
5
Non-US
2
Fox
1
NBC
1
Showtime
1
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Re: Network Representation of my TV Collection
« Reply #4 on: May 29, 2009, 05:25:06 PM »
Not really hard for me since I don't own a lot of TV series (I've included the mini series too).

ABC
Police Squad!
Roots
The Invaders
The Stand

FOX
Futurama
Millennium
Sliders
The Lone Gunmen
The X-Files
Wonderfalls

NBC
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Holocaust

WB
Angel
Charmed

Non US
Blue Murder (Australia)
Lance et compte 1 (Québec)
Space 1999 (United Kingdom)



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« Reply #5 on: May 30, 2009, 12:57:19 PM »
BBC-1:

   1. My Hero

Out of all of the fantastic shows that Auntie has given us this is the only representaion in your collection?  :yucky: :slaphead:

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Re: Network Representation of my TV Collection
« Reply #6 on: May 30, 2009, 01:57:14 PM »
I like it... but hey... I take suggestions of others to check out.
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Re: Network Representation of my TV Collection
« Reply #7 on: May 30, 2009, 03:02:04 PM »
Life on Mars...


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« Reply #8 on: May 30, 2009, 03:16:52 PM »
I like it... but hey... I take suggestions of others to check out.
IT Crowd
Being Human
Dr. Who

Don't know if that is from Aunt BBC though.
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« Reply #9 on: May 30, 2009, 04:17:29 PM »
I like it... but hey... I take suggestions of others to check out.
IT Crowd
Being Human
Dr. Who

Don't know if that is from Aunt BBC though.

IT Crowd is Channel 4.

By the way, speaking of British TV, anyone seen Primeval? It's ITV, not BBC, but pretty good. Sort of, Stargate meets Jurassic Park. Basic and cheesy, but has got quite clever and scary in the later series. Basically "anomalies" open randomly and form portals to other times, the most popular being the past, and various dinosaurs come lumbering through and causing havoc. They also open into the future and it's a bit of a mess to say the least. Good fun!

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« Reply #10 on: May 30, 2009, 08:06:52 PM »
Saw most of the 1st season of Primeval last year. It ran here on some BBC America channel (even though it's not a BBC show :whistle: ). I missed the last couple of episodes and planned on grabbing the DVDs. Never did. Now Season 2 is currently running. I need t just go grab the DVDs soon. I really enjoyed the show.

I will admit some parts were difficult to understand.  :bag: I'm used to a different type of "English"  :-\

I did find it funny the way they kept coming up with ideas to have the one girl run around in her undies all the time  :laugh:


EDIT: $34.99 at Amazon for seasons 1 & 2. Added to cart.  :thumbup:
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« Reply #11 on: May 31, 2009, 02:20:01 AM »
I did find it funny the way they kept coming up with ideas to have the one girl run around in her undies all the time  :laugh:

That should catch a few more people's attention!  :hysterical: She's a cute little minx as well... ;)

I think we're in the middle of season 3 at the moment. They've come up with some nice twists to keep the plot fresh. And I hear that it has done well enough in the US that there will be an proper American version, though not a remake, thank goodness, but an international spin-off, CSI style. I like that, because the show would actually benefit from it without it feeling like a cash-in. All this could lead to a movie.

ITV tried to follow up the success with Demons. Tried to be like Buffy, but it was dreadful! Not helped by Life On Mars' Philip Glenister who for some reason played an American. Actually you should watch it, because you'd get a kick out of his horrendous accent! :laugh:

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« Reply #12 on: May 31, 2009, 03:34:51 AM »
I like it... but hey... I take suggestions of others to check out.
IT Crowd
Being Human
Dr. Who

Don't know if that is from Aunt BBC though.

IT Crowd is Channel 4.

By the way, speaking of British TV, anyone seen Primeval? It's ITV, not BBC, but pretty good. Sort of, Stargate meets Jurassic Park. Basic and cheesy, but has got quite clever and scary in the later series. Basically "anomalies" open randomly and form portals to other times, the most popular being the past, and various dinosaurs come lumbering through and causing havoc. They also open into the future and it's a bit of a mess to say the least. Good fun!

We took S1 Primeval away with us on holiday last year to watch in the late evenings, and all loved it.
Novel and interesting/entertaining series

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Re: Network Representation of my TV Collection
« Reply #13 on: May 31, 2009, 09:08:01 AM »
I like it... but hey... I take suggestions of others to check out.

Blackadder
Red Dwarf
Porridge
Open All Hours

BBC HBO coproduced;
Rome
Band of Brothers
Pacific(this hasn't been shown yet but it's the same team as BoB)

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« Reply #14 on: July 04, 2010, 02:37:06 AM »

ABC: (5)

1. The Addams Family
2. F Troop
3. The Fugitive
4. The Missiles of October
5. The Outer Limits

ATV (1)

1. Thunderbirds


BBC: (4)

1. Battlefield
2. Fall of Eagles
3. The First World War
4. Monty Python's Flying Circus


CBS: (6)

1. The Andy Griffith Show
2. The Dick Van Dyke Show
3. Green Acres
4. The Honeymooners
5. The Twilight Zone
6. World War I: The Complete Story

FOX: (1)

1. 24


HBO: (6)

1. Band of Brothers
2. Conspiracy
3. Elizabeth I
4. From the Earth to the Moon
5. Sex and The City
6. The Sopranos


History Channel: (2)

1. Founding Brothers
2. Founding Fathers


NBC: (4)

1. Centennial
2. Law and Order
3. My Name Is Earl
4. Sybil

  
PBS: (22)

1. The Adams Chronicles
2. The American Experience: Various episodes (12)
3. Ken Burns - Brooklyn Bridge
4. Ken Burns - The Civil War
5. Empires: Japan, Memoirs of a Secret Empire
6. Ken Burns - Frank Lloyd Wright
7. Ken Burns - Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery
8. Ken Burns - Mark Twain
9. Nova
10. The West


Showtime: (2)

1. Six Feet Under
2. Sunday in the Park With George


Thames Television: (2)

1. Man About the House
2. The World at War


PBS by far