Best T.V. Shows with One-Word (or Acronym) Titles
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Now it seems commonplace to have an entire show all about a random group of friends in a city somewhere but when Friends was first put together it was fairly pioneer. The greatness of this show were the characters, who we fell for and stuck to for years.
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A multi-generational favorite, this show colored American culture for decades and continues to do so to a degree.
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The original version (Las Vegas) was so genius, particularly the first few years. The science of this field was unknown to most viewers before the show was done, and now every American thinks they are a forensics expert!
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This was a sitcom from late 1990s/early 2000s and starred Gwen Taylor as the title character. Carlton Television/Central made the programme.
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This showed us the relationship between a boy and a dolphin. That animals like dolphins were intelligent and respected. It also was done through the every day life of a family. The producers did not try to make it into a fantasy, which gave young viewers like me of the 60’s a different side of life. I adored that show.
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Michael Elphick played the TV drama character dring the late 1980s/early 1990s made by Central Television.
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The wry comedy of this crotchety, old, smarter-than-you-thought detective was classic. I loved watchin Ben surprise people with his smarts.
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