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Return to TVWith the revival of FOX's animated sitcom "Family Guy," Boston.com wants to know what other cancelled TV series you would like to see returned to the air. 'Family Guy' rises from the dead |  Post your thoughts
Page 20 Manimal...mid-eighties drama where a man morphs into to panther to fight crime....or something like that. i believe it followed knight rider. which may partially explain why it didn't last. chuck cheez, boston Without a doubt, "Andy Richter Controls the Universe." It was one of the smartest, freshest shows in recent memory. But, I suppose, that would take a half-hour spot out of Fox's "all reality / all exploitation" line-up. Hank, Arlington, MA "Lucky" was funny, smart, and a bit edgy. FX did not give it a chance to find an audience. Erik, Cambridge Greg the Bunny Jen, Amesbury SPORTS NIGHT!!!!!!!! This absolute gem, which was Aaron Sorkin's first TV baby, is without a doubt the best television show ever created. The stories were well crafted, funny and heartbreaking; the cast was brilliant, with some of the best acting ever seen on TV; and the dialogue was smart, lively and incredible. Yes, The West Wing is good - but Sports Night is even better, and because ABC could never figure out how to program it most people have never heard of it. If you're a fan of TWW - or just good, smart television - PLEASE do yourself a favor and check out Sports Night. Sophia, Beverly 'Get Real' and 'Undeclared'! And also The Amazing Race, not sure if it's been renewed or not. Kim, East Greenwich, RI FUTURAMA! What wit, sarcasm, and tasteful humor! Bender was the all time guy role model: "I am BENDER, Please insert Liquor, BABY!" Fry, the fool in all of us! Leela, the kickass, sexy babe who could go all night. Amy the sexy, rich girl who everyone wants. The Professor, who knows? =-) and Dr. Zoidberg the lovable side kick! The references to the eighties were GREAT, and to see how the future could evolve out of US! The art was fantastic and highly enjoyable. If they didn't keep overlapping football then it would have had the audience it needed to stay alive! BRING FUTURAMA BACK! Doug W, East Bridgewater Get a Life, Hermans' Head, GI Joe, and The Snorks Joel, Burlington i can not emphasize this enough. the greatest american hero. ryan, north end The Job. This show featured Dennis Leary and Lenny Clarke. Each week they topped the show from the previous week, the laughs were non-stop. ABC ran it on Wednesday nights at 9:30 and then decided to cancel it after 1 season. Based on the shows they have come out with since, this was a bad move by ABC. Brian, Chelmsford
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