Set in Hawaii, this prime-time soap was a major wipeout for NBC, lasting all of two episodes. An unwatchable combination of surfing, jet skiing and scheming.
This FOX situation comedy about a young executive suddenly saddled with single fatherhood was so devoid of originality that we could have sworn the first episode was a rerun.
A macho newspaper type posed as a woman to get a job as an advice columnist in another flop sitcom from FOX. This one was (excuse the expression) a total drag.
CBS went to the Mafia well once too often with this tiresome miniseries sequel. On the plus side, they may not be able to produce a Last Don III, because Kirstie Alley chewed up all the scenery.
Dumb racial jokes arising from the fictional character of Abraham Lincoln's black butler. Crude sex farce with obviously Clintonian overtones. This misbegotten UPN sitcom had all the elements to ensure controversy—and disaster.
Oh, yeah? Suzanne Somers's USA movie about alcoholism was unintentionally hilarious.
Lea Thompson's character aged about 70 years in this NBC miniseries, and the script was even less convincing than her makeup.
As a rodeo star wrongly accused of a double murder, country singer Clint Black gave a woefully amateurish performance in this CBS movie. His wife and costar, professional actress Lisa Hartman Black, was guilty of setting a bad example.
The WB tried to revive the buried Bridget Loves Bernie concept with this stereotypical sitcom about a Jewish New Yorker and his Southernbred gentile wife. Viewers divorced themselves from the show.
>[X]BOOMER ESIASON We didn't mind a sports figure as co-host of the Miss America pageant But did the ex-quarterback really have to high-five contestants?
[X]ENCORE! ENCORE! This isn't the worst new sitcom of the year, only the most disappointing. Somehow, the creative team behind Frasier managed to waste the immense talent of Nathan Lane.
Saved by the Bell Reunion
The hookups, the meltdowns, the memoires
The case reveals what was really going on what they think of each other now!
