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Top: Arts: Television: Programs: Dramas: Dramedies
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Dramedies is a television program genre which fuse elements of comedy and drama.
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Ally McBeal is a single young lawyer. She works for a Boston Law firm. That lawfirm also employes her ex-boyfriend and his wife.
An original Showtime series, "Beggars and Choosers" is set in the offices of a television network. It stars, among its large cast, Brian Kerwin, Charlotte Ross, and Tuc Watkins.
An autobiographical venture on the part of its creator, Gary David Goldberg. His alter ego was Alan Silver, a fourteen-year-old Jewish boy coming of age in 1956.
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The Chris Isaak Show stars musician Chris Isaak in a fictional look at the life of a musician and his band members.
The series chronicles a family with eight children. First aired in 1977, its stars included Dick van Patten and Betty Buckley.
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Sites dealing specifically with the television show The Flying Nun.
Freaks and Geeks is a dramatic comedy focusing on the lives and times of two groups of social misfits in high school in the early 1980's. The show is in its first year, and has several delays and time changes, contributing to its obscurity.
A look at the lives, loves, and losses of four African-American women. First aired on UPN in 2000. Currently airs on The CW Network.
This area is for the listing of sites pertaining to the television series originally broadcast from 1949-1956.
"The Job" stars Denis Leary as New York City cop Mike McNeil, balancing his family, his girlfriend, and a thankless career.
Listings for the original "Love Boat" TV series.
Listings for the 1998 TV series, spun off from the original 1977 "Love Boat" series.
A CBS television show about a young record executive looking for love in New York City. First aired in 2006.
A comedic drama that ran from 1985 to 1989, starring Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis as unlikely partners in the Blue Moon Detective Agency.
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The 1990s Universal Studios television show based around the story of Dr Joel Fleischman's forced medical practice in the remote Alaskan hamlet of Cicely. Originally a replacement show which quickly picked up a loyal fan base, and eventually ran to 110 episodes. Shown in 20 countries.
A boy moves with his father to a town where he finds himself one of only three boys attending a previously all-girls' school. The series first aired in 2000.
American dramedy -- called a "forensic fairy tale" by creator Bryan Fuller -- that first aired in October 2007 on ABC.It recounts the story of Ned, a pie maker who can bring the dead back to life by touching them, with two caveats: a second touch means permanent death, and reviving someone for too long means someone nearby will die. With the help of a private investigator, Ned uses this ability to solve murder cases for reward money, but the scheme is complicated when one of the victims he revives is his childhood sweetheart.
Four teenagers create their own radio station. The series first aired in 2003.
Rude Awakening stars Sherilyn Fenn as Billie Frank, battling addictions and romantic problems.
ABC comedic drama about a less than beautiful girl who wants to make it in the fashion industry. First aired in 2006.
Jaye Tyler, a college grad who works in a Niagara Falls gift shop, thinks she's crazy when she begins to hear inanimate objects talking to her. When Jaye begrudgingly follows their advice, she's forced to interact with other people, including her successful family and Eric, a bartender recovering from a honeymoon gone wrong. Fox canceled the 2004 series after four episodes; all 13 were later released on DVD.
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