Description | TV Show |
Two brothers fight spooks, encounter their deceased father. | |
Naive gas station attendant joins Marines, annoys instructor. | |
Childish, vividly dressed creatures play. . .is one gay? | |
Will the forensics analyst and FBI agent date? | |
Despite program's title, she doesn't exclusively date youngsters. | |
Duo solves crimes by observation, not alleged ESP. | |
Severed hand and tall butler serve creepy relatives. | |
Temperamental Brit boots underachieving cooks from infernal restaurant. | |
Sweater-ed obstetrician raises his family in Brooklyn Heights. | |
Computer whiz-turned-CIA agent falls for partner. | |
Neighborhood inhabitants include trashcan dweller and enormous fowl. | |
German gal sends away those with ugly outfits. | |
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Uncle constantly admires hair; niece says, 'How rude.' | |
Physicists react differently to their hot blonde neighbor. | |
West Philadelphian's life gets flipped, turned upside down. | |
Excited children, mysterious pawprints, incompetent buffoon: mystery solved! | |
Bowtied researcher performs Nyevana's 'Smells Like Air Pressure.' | |
Nasal-voiced bridal consultant switches professions, marries employer. | |
Three female entertainment has-beens lease an Ohio home. | |
WWII Allied POWs outsmart Germans, conduct secret operations. | |
Man wed to accented Colombian has gay son. | |
Stubborn junk dealer coexists with 'big dummy' offspring. | |
Pale redhead, ousted by giant chin, hosts show. | |
Talking yellow rectangle befriends Southern rodent, cephalopod clarinetist. | |
Orphaned siblings run restaurant and struggle with money. | |
Girl gets lame superpowers: melting, telekinesis, turning yellow. | |
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