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- En 1985 où existent d'anciens superhéros, l'assassinat d'un collègue voit Rorschach, un militant actif, mener sa propre enquête, découvrant quelque chose qui pourrait complètement changer le cours de l'histoire tel que nous le connaissons.
- Al Bundy est un vendeur misanthrope de chaussures pour femmes menant une vie maussade. Il déteste son travail, sa femme est fainéante, son fils est dysfonctionnel (surtout avec les femmes) et sa fille est un peu gourde et débauchée.
- Tony Micelli, joueur de basketball à la retraite devient l'employé de maison d'Angela Bower, directrice de pub à New York. Ils élèvent leurs enfants ensemble, aidés par la mère cinglée du mari d'Angela.
- Se déroule dans un immeuble d'habitation portant le numéro 227. Les acteurs étaient souvent assis à l'extérieur, sur un grand escalier en pierre, et participaient à une discussion qui débouchait sur l'intrigue de la semaine.
- Un scientifique farfelu et ses compagnons répondent aux questions des téléspectateurs sur la science.
- A young tennis pro must face life's challenges with her single mother, her spoiled little sister, her insecure brother, and her overbearing coach.
- Ted Zakalokis, stuck working in his family's bakery, joins the Navy to escape. He temporarily works in a talent agency's publicity office in Hollywood.
- Dysfunctional family hires an Australian nanny, Lisa. Danny, the eldest son, develops a crush on her, often flirting. The sitcom's opening features a music video remake of "So Happy Together."
- When Connie (Stephanie Hodge) returns to her family on parole after shooting her husband for cheating on her again, she finds a few unexpected surprises.
- An American sitcom starring George Foreman as a retired boxer who runs an after-school program for troubled kids. The series aired from November , 1993 to January 19, 1994 on the ABC network.
- A pilot for an unsold NBC series. A single woman with three children realizes that her family has lost sight of their values and gives up her career as a daytime-drama actress in New York to move back with her extended family on their Texas farm.
- Sandra moves to the big city and things get hairy when her new job isn't what she expected. Now she must spend the next half hour figuring out how she's going to make it in the Big Apple. Special guest star Helen Dorothy Martin.
- Sisters Vickilyn and Loretta, very dissimilar in personalities, are raising their niece Toby in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Loretta works at a restaurant and aspires to be a singer; traditional Vickilyn runs a mail-order business.
- Rachel Gunn is a dedicated head nurse often at odds with egotistical surgeon David Dunkel. Her fellow employees at a Nebraska hospital are nurses Becky Jo and Zac plus orderly Dane. Rachel is also Dunkel's landlord.
- A working mom has aspirations of becoming a rock star.
- Two Latino men, an attorney and a T-shirt salesman, live together in Los Angeles.
- Maria Conchita Alonso plays Maria Conchita Navarro, an independent, motorcycle-riding, Cuban/Venezuelan female who left her rich family to come to America.
- Brenda's history teacher seems more interested in being a stand-up comic, while Sandra tries to sell lingerie.
- Teddy gets his client Harland Keyvo a job on the film that his other client Bobby the Chimp is working on. But into the film Harland can't stand being upstaged by Bobby. He asks Teddy if Bobby can be replaced but that won't happen. So he tries to kill Bobby but gets his trainer instead.
- Al views his Agent of the Year nomination as a precursor to retirement.
- Al and Teddy are out having lunch and a studio exec is in the restaurant. When the man gets into a fight with another guy, the other guy claims the exec initiated it while the exec claims the other guy bumped into him. Al offers to back him even though he didn't see anything. Teddy tries to convince Al to be honest.
- Mr. Werkfinder feeling that Teddy doesn't have enough to do, assigns one of the clients of a retiring agent. And the one he is assigned is Bobby a chimp, who stars in a popular TV show. When the trainer sends one of his other chimps to take Bobby's place at a public appearance. The head of the network upset decides to cancel the show. So Teddy goes on TV to plead Bobby's case.
- Teddy's grandmother worried about him because he's not working in the family bakery goes to his office to see what he does. And when she sees what he does, she changes her opinion. But when Al tells her that Teddy's not secure because he only has one client, she sets out to get him another client and when she sees a famous singer she encourages him to let Teddy be his agent not knowing he's already Al's client.