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Cinderella and her family move in to a 1980s suburb. Paul Winfield uses magic to maintain his dignity. | |
Jerry van Dyke's mom is reincarnated as an antique automobile. | |
Racial tension dominates the lives of mice, cockroaches, and other vermin who all live in the crevices of The White House. | |
A lawyer becomes a wild-west bounty hunter searching for the group that killed his father (and is led by a man from the future). | |
A recovering alcoholic desperately tries to stay sober as he works the late shift at a bus terminal. Hilarity ensues. | |
Dr. Jonathan Chase can turn into any animal, and he uses this ability to fight crime. | |
Two young bachelors dress as ladies so they can live in a women-only apartment building. | |
An electric man, a shrinking man, a frozen man, and a telekinetic woman collectively have the power to be superhumanly 80s. | |
Abraham Lincoln's slave.... wait, seriously? | |
A tech wizard creates a horrifying little robot girl, which he then tries to pass off as his own daughter. | |
A magic cap turns a mannequin into a tap-dancing goofball who comes alive during a department store's off-hours. | |
Two scientists travel to prehistory and hang out with cavemen... no wait, now the cavemen travel to modern times and hang around with squares. | |
Seven stranded castaways build a rocket, fly into outer space...... and crash again. | |
A half-alien, teenage girl has the ability to stop time. Other powers manifest themselves on an episode-to-episode basis. | |
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A pair of cousins looks exactly alike, but one is intelligent and urbane, while the other is just a normal teenager with a hot dog fetish. | |
The world's only white ninja drives around the US fixing injustices and somehow putting up with his sassy protege. | |
Patrick Duffy has webbed toes and uses them to fight crime. | |
A grotesque, green creature gets thrown out of his undersea cave home and moves in with a young boy. | |
Sally Field cares for the people of San Juan using faith, kindness, charity, and the ability to transcend physics. | |
An alien astronaut crashes on earth and poses as a simple man's uncle. Most of the plots center around antennae. | |
A family from the 22nd century ends up in modern times. | |
A sexually submissive genie makes life difficult for an easily agitated astronaut. | |
A nuclear blast destroys all human life except for six people, who then have hilarious adventures. | |
A recently deceased idiot returns to earth to help his best friend go on dates with cheerleaders and pass history tests. | |
A baby has the ability to speak like an adult. | |
A baby cannot speak like an adult, but the audience is privileged to have access to his internal monologue. | |
People love Hill Street Blues, and people love singing, so..... | |
A 1950's sit-com family moves next door to a 1990's sit-com family. Absolutely no social satire ensues. | |
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