5 Forgotten TV Shows - Part 2

[@Logan5]

"...an absolutely fantastic concept and a terrific show that was completely fumbled by Fox"--I'm guessing you've saved this sound bite, so you can just copy and paste it in future videos about Fox shows. I still miss Strange Luck.

[@maechael-ns1xe]

Yes, right?

[@fisheyenomiko]

@@maechael-ns1xe Oh, that show was great! Its star, D.B. Sweeney, was also in the short lived "Harsh Realm".

[@MechaJutaro]

I recall Strange Luck and enjoyed the show also. Still missing this one this many years on though is a helluva long time to carry that around

[@Logan5]

@@MechaJutaro Sure, but I believe it also introduced me to Live's Lightning Crashes single, so it holds a special place.

[@hunterapena]

He has it as a single button press on his editing software

[@wimvanderstraeten6521]

There's a show called Friday the 13th (no connection with the movie franchise) that ran from 1987 until 1990. It was pretty dark for its time and it prefigured Warehouse 13. It's worth checking out for horror fans.

[@Brian-ic8db]

That was a good watch back in the day

[@kupocannon]

I loved that show and never missed it.

[@Madbandit77]

Spooky ass show. I had a crush on Louise Robey, who played Micki Foster.

[@wimvanderstraeten6521]

@@Madbandit77 Like most guys who watched that show, I guess.

[@scottnygaard2544]

I remember that show

[@twilightparallax]

Brimstone is highly underrated. Teri Polo was part of a great twist.

[@chrisbaker8533]

"Brimstone" was a dang good show. Stinks fox dropped the ball. I'll always remember the "Christine" episode and stone shooting out the headlights of the car. It was almost a twisted ground hog day, with the character waking up with the same clothes on and the same $36.27 in his pocket.

[@ravensfilm]

Brimstone is awesome! I did a full series retrospective on it a few years ago. Horton & Glover were amazing together, and the show was superbly atmospheric and imaginative!

[@drdarkeny]

I always thought Glover's Devil hung around and messed along with Stone so much because at some level, he had a weird affection for him and felt Stone understood him better than most damned souls. When Stone challenges him once about never loving anybody, the Devil snaps back, "I DID love somebody once, and look where it got me!" I mean, okay, after six seasons of LUCIFER the idea of the Devil as the emotionally-damaged son with God as the ultimate withholding absentee father isn't exactly a new idea any more, but Glover played it a lot better than audiences were ready for then, I think?

[@PaulDozierZZoMBiE13]

I have nothing interesting to add, but I know that engagement is the currency of KZbin and I love this channel and want it to do well. So here I am, saying nothing but hopefully saying it with heart. Cheers, great vid as always!

[@EricBinford]

I have the Brimstone series on vhs... I watched them in order after it became known they were out of order.

[@ebbderelict]

Engagement reply

[@PaulDozierZZoMBiE13]

@@ebbderelict engaging emoji 🖐😊

[@BigDumbMedia]

And my axe!

[@mattresbert]

Yup There's a few now

[@johnandersonii]

That Brimstone show sounds like something that would be right up my alley, I'll have to check out. Kind of looks like that Dresden Files show that had one season a while back.

[@charleshetrick3152]

I look for DVDs every couple years and haven’t found any. If you come across some spread the good news please.

[@LucyLioness100]

Same here! I really want to see it. I’m a massive fan of character actor John Glover (who was terrific during his time on “Smallville”)

[@StrazdasLT]

Yeah, it does seem to be similar to the Dresden Files show, but more "dark" in nature. Not sure about Dresden Files books, havent read those.

[@johnandersonii]

@@StrazdasLT The books are pretty good. I mean they arent Wheel of Time or A Song of Ice and Fire in scope, but they are quick reading and entertaining.

[@benraya9405]

I saw the premiere on Brimstone back in the day...but as Cecil pointed, it had those episodes out of order... I got a D&D table as DM, now I got a new idea for a long quest.

[@DamonCzanik]

One show I loved as a kid that is largely forgotten was the War of the Worlds TV show that ran from 1988-1990. A TV series that was a sequel to the classic 1953 movie. This, Captain Power, and Time Trax were shows I wished had longer runs (and bigger budgets). And of course, Firefly (another show Fox murdered with their ineptitude).

[@erikbjelke4411]

Ah, War of the Worlds. Loved it.

[@frankpokorney2877]

Totally I mentioned this after the first forgotten shows vid I loved that series.

[@Briaaanz]

Captain Power was incredibly ambitious. The planned second season sounded incredible, to bad it was cancelled after the first one

[@williammcnamara1081]

I also liked V and Space 1999,where the Moon was ripped out of orbit

[@MattHall]

People love the mysterious nature of lost/forgotten media. Even though I wouldn't watch most of these, it's still interesting to learn about them for some reason!

[@charleshetrick3152]

If you can find brimstone and watch it in order it is really a very fine show. It’s only flaw is the same as the show reaper, why are all the demons in one city. You’d think they’d not all stay in one place, seems like the show(s) should be more like where in the world is Carmen San Diego.

[@MattHall]

@@charleshetrick3152 brimstone was actually the one show on here that interested me the most, i plan on seeking it out!

[@Madbandit77]

Well, they're obviously failed attempts at something that would be done better in the future ("Down The Shore" sounds like a prototype "Friends") and stepping stones for future stars (Anna Gunn in "Breaking Bad", Pamela Segall Adlon in "Better Things").

[@Madbandit77]

@@charleshetrick3152 That would require a larger budget.

[@charleshetrick3152]

@@Madbandit77 Meh they could do it animated Todd McFarlane’s Spawn style. Get Keith David to do every character maybe.

[@bigsarge2085]

My favorite line from Brimstone, a great show cut down in its prime, "You lose some, you lose some!"

[@swiftfoxmark2]

Brimstone was a very well-done show and had a lot of potential.

[@childofthe80s1981]

Brimstone sounds like a show that would have been right up my alley being a huge fan of shows like Buffy and Angel. I looked up to see if Brimstone was streaming anywhere sadly it is not.

[@johnparadox9429]

I remember Brimstone vaguely, but was fascinated by it. The out of order run is probably WHY I can't remember it well.

[@evilbob840]

I vaguely remember it too, although I likely saw it on Sci-Fi. Cecil didn't mention it, but I'm guessing they showed it in order.

Brimstone was a cool idea, but what I remember most was how much of a dick the Devil was in that show. The writers had a great thing going with how the Devil was depicted.

[@StrazdasLT]

If you liked Angel you would have liked Brimstone. Too bad it was so short and Fox ruined it.

[@jasonhargreaves8367]

Loved Brimstone. Wish it would come to streaming along with Nathon Fillion's series Drive.

[@ThatPurpleGirl81]

I vaguely remember Brimstone, sounds like it was ahead of its time it would fit in well with shows today. Sounds like Ghostrider crossed with Spawn. I miss a Canadian show called Forever Knight about a vampire cop. WAY before its time since it aired before the Twilight/Dairies vampire craze. So glad to hear you will continue this series, and that you have lots of projects in the pipeline. You are one of my favorite channels 💜👍

[@monkeykidd420]

There used to be this Canadian show I was on TV here in the US about a mountie who came to Detroit it was a pretty good show

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@VorpalDerringer]

Forever Knight! I like it as inspiration for White Wolfs Vampire. His two vampire friends had a creepy edge to them.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Forever Knight rules!

[@dchegu]

@@monkeykidd420 is it due south? I think u could find it here on KZbin 🤫

[@Ryoufriggingserious]

Circle Of Fear Kolchak: The Night Stalker The Outer Limits ( The original black and white series ) are my favorite series as a young man. Full episodes of Circle Of Fear are on KZbin. That show scared the hell out of me way back when...lol.

[@samanthab1923]

Loved Night Stalker. Can watch it on Sat. nights.

[@samanthab1923]

Darkroom was good too. James Coburn hosted. Helen Hunt ep. was memorable

[@VorpalDerringer]

Kolchak! I need to rewatch Kolchak.

[@StrazdasLT]

The Outer Limits arent lost/forgotten though. Altrough it certainly got overshadows by the Twilight Zone.

[@famboyoot705]

Brimstone sounds like a solid show, and as I'm typing this you're talking about Reaper which I was about to say was inspired by this.

[@FrankFrankly711]

John Glover will always be Mr. Clamp to me!! He starred recently in Fear the Walking Dead, a very creepy role! He's still got it!

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

'Like reading a book by randomly selecting chapters' ...or like reading Fight Club in order 😂 how Jim Uhls pulled such a great script from that novel still impresses me. I love the book, but the craziness is well-exemplified by its structure.

[@dansmith3085]

I once bought a DVD lot on eBay just to get a bootleg Brimstone set. There's a great bit in one episode where the devil stops to tie a sleeping bum's shoelaces together just because.

[@mouseketeery]

The only one of these I recall is Brimstone. I've got a feeling I may have abandoned it because it seemed like the creators hadn't really planned what to do with it - I now know that it was because it ran out of order! What total muppets decided to do that, and why did nobody stop them? I've heard of this happening to other shows (Firefly springs to mind) and it utterly baffles me, especially when the network is then surprised it didn't get traction! I'm going to have to see if I can find the show somewhere cheeky.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

I was born in the late 70s and I have never heard of any of them...

[@Mister-Six]

Brimstone was great! Wish they'd release that show on dvd. Anyone remember Werwolf tv show? Another great show.

[@anonimonn9775]

I remember a tv show about a guy who's bitten by his werewolf friend, turns into one, and has to track the original werewolf to undo the curse. The original werewolf name was Yanos Scorzeny or something like that... Is that the show? That's pretty much what i can recall about it

[@TheRealNormanBates]

@@anonimonn9775 yup. Chuck Conners plays the villain.

[@DrkLrdK]

Is that the one that aired on FOX back in 88 or 89?

[@Mister-Six]

@@anonimonn9775 Yes, that is the show. Shout Factory was going to release a Blu-ray but it was canceled due to music copyright.

[@Madbandit77]

@@DrkLrdK 1987. RIP Creator Frank Lupo.

[@bertfechner417]

4:23 Firefly. I think one of my top 5 forgotten/canceled shows (besides firefly obvs) is Constantine. It aired on NBC around the time of The Office, Community, ParksnRec, 30 Rock, that whole era. I might be biased cause I'm a huge fan of the comics and while I did like the Keanu Reeves movie the show was more faithful to the source material. The cw brought the character back but I would've liked the show to get a continue so it could at least finish a season.

[@rburt3]

"A terrific show that was completely fumbled by Fox"'; that's a whole series in-and-of itself.

[@fingerpainting7322]

Oh man, I wish I had Herman's Head and Get a Life on DVD I would be so happy.

[@myronaustin]

There's your name for it too. . .😁 "Fumbled By Fox"

[@georgiakyle1988]

Reaper was a great recent show that i feel like everyone has already forgotten.

[@Madbandit77]

Not really, since the actors went off to work on other shows.

[@Sweetestsadist]

As someone who loves tracking down and watching shows nobody almost nobody else has heard of, this series is now an anticipated KZbin experience for me. Not only because it's fun to see someone highlighting the niche programming, but because you also occasionally introduce new ones to me. I hope you keep this series, as there are hundreds of shows I'd like to see get acknowledgement. Thank you.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Lots and I mean lots more to come. I just gotta spread it out so it doesn't get stale

[@ChadBeezly]

I love when John Glover pops up in something that I didn't know he was going to be in; one of the villainous character actors of all time (btw, 52 Pick-Up is a GoodBadFlick).

[@atomcraft4067]

To add to your list. Misfits Of Science. Probe and The Whiz Kids. And a shout out to Sledgehammer.

[@brucelincoln3781]

Misfits of Science! I I love that show oh my God I forgot it existed

[@vertigo4236]

Sledge Hammer was great, in the German dub they even gave his gun a name, Susi!

[@gavinmorrison8354]

@@vertigo4236 Sledgehammer was amazing, so funny and delightfully stupid.

[@noeln4490]

I remember Brimstone. That show was so good. Hate that it didn't get a fair shake.

[@rushensingh5048]

I loved Brimstone when it screened on e-tv here in South Africa. I've been looking for it ever since it ended. The writers of this show also wrote "Tales from the crypt present Demon Knight" hence the similar way of killing off the bad guys by shooting them in the eyes in both properties.

[@Getwright-]

I loved brimstone. It was up there with xfiles and American gothic as my way to sneak in horror even though I was too young and to poor to see most horror movies in theaters

[@therosebride]

Man, I've only seen a few eps of Brimstone and I've wanted to see the rest so bad. John Glover was delightful in it! I loved Reaper Shades of LA sounds awesome! Honestly, all of these sound like fun. I will never understand why you would air a sequential storyline out of order. That makes zero sense to me. I can only think that Fox wanted to tank the shows they did that to for whatever reason.

[@MichaelMacGyver]

Brimstone was great, lots of little bits of the lore were really cool too, such as: the fact that every day Ezekiel wakes up with the exact same amount of cash that he had on him when he died (which was the reason he stayed in a shabby hotel, he couldn't afford anything nicer), the longer a soul had been in hell the more hell became a part of them which made some of the escaped souls stronger or faster or meant they had abilities (except Ezekiel who hadn't been in that long and was still basically human), when Ezekiel was visited by an angel in one episode (who looked exactly like Lucifer) he thought it was Lucifer messing with him but it was really an angel, but because of how the human mind processes things EVERY angel looks the same as the first one a person sees (it's like an imprint). There were lots of cool little tidbits of lore that made the show memorable. Another great show in a similar vein, albeit a comedy, was Good Vs Evil (also titled G.Vs.E)

[@Xantri804]

Brimstone was redone as Reaper and Shades of LA became Deadbeat. Both starring Tyler Labine, coincidentally.

[@tyet2225]

I love this series. You have already shown a bunch of shows I forgot even existed that I loved as kid!

[@johns8369]

I feel like I just got a hit of five GBF episodes in one go. This new addition to your roster is great and I look forward to any more you do later down the line. Many thanks for this.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@MarkAndrewEdwards]

I think I'd only remembered one out of these five. Brimstone deserved better. John Glover is so damn good.

[@nathang5803]

I would love to see you do one for Eerie Indiana , I loved that show as a kid and was so pissed when it was cancelled.

[@madalinam6183]

Brimstone was awesome. I'm going to look for it right now. The stupid out of order thing reminds me of what happened to Almost Human.

[@frakjohnson2494]

I love that the majority of clips at the end of your videos is most memorable moment for me comparatively. These tv-show videos are amazing; one show (beastmaster/brimstone) from each I actually watched, enticing me with the ones I have never seen.

[@simonkennedy6116]

I can't believe I forgot about Brimstone. It showed in the weekend midnight slot on Channel 4 in the UK, which is not as bad as it sounds as that a well known cult time slot. You'd find anime, monster movies, and other Forgetten Shows such as Vengence Unlimited and Prey. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to remenisce about staying up to watch Godzilla movies

[@myronaustin]

This is an AWESOME series!!! The shows you know you caught a glimpse of between each seasonal change are the ones that get stuck in your head. We all remember the hits but it's these near hits and off center misses that are due for some attention. I'm a big fan of the classic commercial channels/classic BT intro videos, they will have glimpses of these shows and more! You get to look back and see stars of today that you never paid attention to way back when. Like how many commercials were Jason Alexander and Brian Cranston in before they made it big on their respective TV shows and in their careers it's crazy! Keep them coming because I'm definitely tuned in!!👍🏾👍🏾💯

[@nefariousgremlin7554]

A mention of the failed Babylon 5 spinoff crusade if you ever did another one of these would be pretty cool

[@blacknexus7518]

Brimstone was my favorite of this list. Was very excited to see that show take off. Little did I know...

[@imranahmad2733]

If it hasn't been done already I'd love to see one about Sledgehammer.

[@chada75]

7:13 I'm sold.

[@powerbad696]

WOW.Liked the content,GOOD JOB.Also love your channel,keep up the good work.I'm actually gonna lookup some of these and watch them.I like old obscure tv shows.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@powerbad696]

@@GoodBadFlicks You are MOST welcome.

[@mikemedal]

I was a big Brimstone fan. Never missed it with my dad. I'm glad I'm not alone on this one.

[@Brian-ic8db]

Vengeance unlimited with Michael Madsen is a forgotten gem that I waited for each week

[@akildukes7499]

I thought I was the only one who remembered that show.

[@samanthab1923]

I remember him from General Hospital

[@chrisbaker8533]

Ah, Hell yeah. $1 million or a single favor.

[@misstressbyron]

Brimstone was one of my favorite shows! I was so bummed when it was canceled.

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

FanboyFlicks, Good Bad or Bad Bad, and GoodBadFlicks the same day? The monday has improved exponentially.

[@gregscott684]

If Red Letter Media releases something, that would be the cherry on top.

[@mabench]

Love this! brings back so many memories of growing up as a kid and the ads, the new shows. Great stuff

[@marissa5833]

Loving this series

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Well, here is one video title that hit the mark for me. I had not heard of any of these shows, which just goes to show that you can always learn something new every day. Thanks Cecil for putting this part 2 video together. I agree that "The Rousters" sounds like the most fun and I would love to see some of the old episodes of it.

[@bitgod]

Anything with John Glover in it is gold. I hope you do a Reaper episode, great show.

[@ericray5914]

I've got another one for you... The Wizard from 1986. (Not the video game movie.) It's about a little person inventor and toymaker who helps people and fights against evil.

[@JuddKramer]

If it's not on your list, give a watch to NBC's Crime Story. Ran for only two seasons and was Michael Mann's other TV project after Miami Vice, but the show lost steam quickly and was cancelled after ending its second season on a cliffhanger. All episodes are on KZbin.

[@samanthab1923]

Thank you for that. I loved that show. Miss Dennis Farina. Ray Luca actor should have had a much bigger career. Dice Man shows up as Andrew Clay way before his break out HBO special & Dr. No even makes an appearance. The best 🌟

[@AubreyTheKing]

Obscure movie reviews and exploring videos is what I like most about this channel. Getting the chance to learn about these lost and forgotten TV shows and movies! And I'm glad to say I'm not alone on that! Many others agree! Obscure videos or not, whatever you upload, WE'RE ALL HERE!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! I'm trying some new stuff and I'm glad its going over well :)

[@khathaway414]

Brimstone was a good show. I would love to see a reboot of it.

[@McPh1741]

So many shows that slipped into obscurity. I can remember the following shows that didn’t last long. Far Out Space Nuts Shadow Chasers Profit Space Above and Beyond Voyagers The Wizard- a show with a midget inventor Whiz Kids Misfit of Science The Hitchhiker Werewolf- like the Incredible Hulk, but a werewolf

[@ninjabreadman8166]

Brimstone was great, and no one else remembers the show. Thanks, Cecil!

[@edwardbevington9351]

Its remembered 👍 makes the shit today look embarrassing imo ❤💪👍

[@TheBananaStrangler]

I absolutely loved that show! Remember the episode where he had to send the former Nazi back but he actually turned out to be halfway decent (for a Nazi of course) and after he sent him back he found the package of “Reggie Bars” waiting for him that he told the Nazi he loved as a kid? The show was great. Fox sucks on so many levels for how they handled so many good shows!

[@FortyHurts]

"Shades of LA" rings a bell, I wonder if I ~have~ forgotten it. And "Brimstone" sounds right up my alley, I think I'll track it down. Another triumph, Cecil!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@tmapes1989]

Cecil, you should do a collaboration with Andy at StitchedTogetherPictures as you two are my favorite horror movie reviewers!!! Also glad I could contribute to ISoD2!!! Keep up the great vids!!!

[@ToonamiT0M]

Throwing these lists into the usual video circulation is a great addition to the channel.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

Wiseguy was another show that’s kinda been forgotten, it’s incredible how influential that show was in popularising “The story arc” concept. Not to mention great performances and writing. It went for 3 solid seasons and ended with a 4th season that was never going to live up to the first 3 especially when the OG lead Actor Ken Wahl was replaced.

[@Madbandit77]

That's another Stephen J. Cannell production (the premise is basically James Bond from Brooklyn, yet Vancouver doesn't look like pre-hipster Brooklyn. Ha!) and it was his and Frank Lupo's new show after "The A-Team" wrapped (Lupo died in March of this year). It was groundbreaking in using "the story arc", a common tool in daytime and primetime soaps, in a crime drama within more than three episodes. It also gave the bad guys more layers to them and they either committed suicide, went nuts or got killed off. Vince Gilligan was such a fan of the show, he hired Jonathan Banks (Frank McPike) and Steven Bauer (who replaced Ken Wahl) to be on "Breaking Bad". I think Wiseguy is available on Filmrise's KZbin channel, but not all the episodes (music rights).

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

@@Madbandit77 Yeah, there’s an entire arc that’s been removed starring Tim Curry called “Dead Dog Records”. It has fortunately been uploaded to KZbin. Funny you mention James Bond, one of Wiseguy’s writers Alphonse Ruggerio was commissioned to write Timothy Dalton’s 3rd bond film. He was hired primarily because of his work on Wiseguy and they wanted a script tailored to Dalton’s serious take on bond. The script was completed but ultimately it never got made due to legal problems with the bond rights at the time.

[@Madbandit77]

@@CRITTERBUSTERS "Ruggiero" also worked on Miami Vice, the Untouchables reboot and Seven Days.

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

@@Madbandit77 Makes sense as to why EON commissioned him, he’s a good writer.

[@TheHorrorGeek]

I have wanted to do a series on Brimstone for ages. Such a great show, so shafted by Fox.

[@ScottMosier12345]

Brimstone's handling sounds like Firefly as Fox did the same thing.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

They also aired The Tick out of order.

[@harls7317]

I'm impressed you have the time to search these out and watch them! I can barely keep up with my current tv shows and movies

[@DrkLrdK]

Would love for you to do one on NBC's Cliffhangers series, or The Archer: Fugitive from the Empire.

[@travisshallenberger9486]

HOLY CRAP!!! All these years had gone by and I had begun to think I had Imagined Fugitive from the Empire!!! I'd LOVE to see that again!! Or at least a retrospective on here!

[@silentbobstash]

I loved Cliffhangers back in the day.

[@leodf1]

Dude, why not soon? These are awesome. Keep em coming. So many forgotten shows I remember (!) but forgot their names. Can't wait to see them featured.

[@samanthab1923]

Dark Shadows the night time show. American Gothic with Gary Cole & Lucas Black. Wolf Lake w/Lou Diamond Phillips

[@rogermorris9696]

Got the DVD set of American Gothic including the all four one that were not broadcast on TV.

[@samanthab1923]

Roger Morris Cool

[@erikbjelke4411]

Thank you for talking about Brimstone, and then mentioning Reaper. Both cool concepts that were sadly underutilized. Oh, here's a good forgotten show for you: MANTIS, starring Carl Lumbly. Another Fox Special. I still remember a friend and I tuning in a few minutes late one Friday to watch it, and it taking us about fifteen minutes to realize we weren't watching MANTIS, but Tales From The Crypt. We were somewhat annoyed. Firefly, Tru Calling, Dark Angel, MANTIS, Brimstone. . . Top Five Reasons Why I'll Never Forgive Fox.

[@charleshetrick3152]

Brimstones was awesome John Glover’s performance was only out done by Ray Wise in Reaper. Sucks that both shows got screwed one way or another. Love the channel keep up the good work!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@waynevia6976]

Brimstone is one of my favorite shows. I wish that was released on blu-ray.

[@ashhuston9803]

Brimstone sounds like it should be awesome. Anyone remember an early 90's TV movie then series The 100 Live of Captain Jack Black Savage?

[@Madbandit77]

It was "The 100 Lives of Black Jack Savage". Another Stephen J. Cannell production. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_100_Lives_of_Black_Jack_Savage

[@JoeDredd2012]

5:51 I remember catching that one Cecil. Another wonderful job on this installment Cecil!

[@gwheeler233]

Ever heard of the Lost Room? Sci-Fi mini series. Probably not as forgotten as some of these shows. Or Ultraviolet, the BBC conspiracy-noir about vampires instead of aliens.

[@sleepalaska]

Lost room was awesome

[@gwheeler233]

@@sleepalaska I knew I wasn't the only one who saw it! I only saw around three or four episodes on broadcast and really wanted to see the whole thing. I happened across the DVDs while blockbuster was starting to fade and got the whole set for twelve bucks. I watched it multiple times.

[@Cameroo]

Man, I remember Brimstone. That was a great concept for a "monster of the week" style show.

[@1989nonenowhere]

Reaper was awesome

[@G33kCulture]

Really glad you are doing this series. I look forward to the next one. Keep it up, brother!

[@Mijmer]

Brimstone was amazing, to bad i never had the chance of watching it completly in the Netherlands.

[@wimwiddershins]

Brimstone was aired (in correct order), late night here (Australia). I really enjoyed it and was puzzled why it was cut.

[@mattchew6426]

Keep up the great work, Cecil!!!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Will do!

[@BottomBunkArt]

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip was an interesting one. But thankfully it was made available on home media

[@RetroTvVideos]

Does anyone remember the 1997 sci-fi show The Visitor with John Corbett and Steve Railsback?

[@wraithwolf007]

I had completely forgotten about Brimstone. I remember watching it when it aired and really liking it. Seems like something Shout factory should release.

[@MegaMagicdog]

i remember all of these shows but never saw The Rousters or Hawaiian Heat. I do remember the network promos for them though. Shades of LA was a pretty decent show! In my area, it was shown in syndication on a local superstation packaged with another syndicated show called "They Came From Outer" Space. It used to run on weekends. I liked Shades, and I especially remember the main lead of that show, John D'Aquino as one of the actors from two (technically 3) episodes of Quantum Leap. He played the big brother of the mentally disabled soul Jimmy, whom Sam leaps into. I also watched Down The Shore and in a way it was Friends before Friends. It was likeable, and I didn't mind it, but the first season was definitely stronger than the second. I remember critics at the time thought the show was better as a summer series - meant to be short lived like the summer itself. Brimstone was definitely a good show and had tons of potential. I don't know why FOX botched it by running episodes out of order. Maybe some executive had it in for the show's producers. Or had too much cocaine. I was hoping the Peter Horton character would get out of being sentenced to Hell. He went after his wife's rapist, (when man's justice system failed) not a dirty cop.

[@ikecarr5989]

I remember THE ROUSTERS. Good times with that one on Saturday nights. Don't remember HAWAIIN HEAT. It does remind me of RUNNING SCARED, and the Robin Williams' flick, CLUB PARADISE. One show that keeps popping up is the short-lived SURFACE on NBC. Featuring a group od individuals who've had encounters with a newly discovered species of sea creatures that get up to daikaiju sized proportions. Only ran for 15 episodes on NBC in 2005-06.

[@yokorose]

i really enjoy this one and the first part. do hope you do more like this sometime as its always fun to find out about show you never seen before or totally forgot about. just like reapers i remember watching that and totally forgot it was a thing till you said something

[@karlastraight2458]

Wonderfalls is another forgotten show- a wonderful truly unique fun story set in Niagara Falls

[@Madbandit77]

@@AzathothsAlarmClock He was such a beast while working on Hannibal.

[@marcgordon3462]

I love all your videos but this walk down tv memory lane is pretty awesome

[@akildukes7499]

G vs E is still one of my favorite forgotten shows.

[@charleshetrick3152]

I’m glad someone else remembers that show!

[@maxsmith450]

G vs E was to good to last, just look at what Sci-Fi channel did to it.

[@darkcloud2442]

I missed the last episode of Brimstone then it was on tv, I was about 13 or 14 and it crushed me. It was in the dark time when a show went off the air and you never saw it again.

[@adrianharris2967]

I love this idea, hey, can u do the series entitled " Now and Again" with John Goodman and Eric Close!

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Yes please!

[@StrazdasLT]

Talking of helping a dead person go to heaven formula, i highly recoomend Dead Like Me. Very good show for people who like this type of thing.

[@GaryHalacan]

Does anyone remember The Pretender? That's one my family and I watched every week, but it seems forgotten now, I've never seen it on a streaming service. Other ones I really liked as a kid were Viper and M.A.N.T.I.S.

[@brandonpage7087]

I remember M.A.N.T.I.S. Boy, was that series ever royally screwed up, by the network suits!!!

[@gwheeler233]

MANTIS was great

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

I loved Pretender and M.A.N.T.I.S.

[@gwheeler233]

@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 My brother and I would always be front and center for MANTIS. So cool.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

@9:06, Mortal Kombat: Conquest!!! I love that series so much I bought it on dvd. Brimstone was one I tuned in to see every time. And it sounds like it got the "Firefly" treatment.

[@DavidNounours]

Good Job ! Hey, do you remember the great TV series "PROFIT" ?... if not, be sure to check this out !

[@apanapandottir205]

Keep these coming when you got the time dude. I'm swedish so alot of the smalle rones never made it over here, but I love looking back at stuff like this.

[@Pratchettgaiman]

Wonderfalls premiered either just before or just after Firefly on fox, and it was similarly screwed by the network, but sadly didn’t have as big a fanbase

[@lesyeuxsansvisage1157]

It has a large fan base amongst fans of Bryan Fullers work - all of which have been royally screwed. Literally, EVERY SINGLE SHOW - from Pushing Daisies to Hannibal, all solid, all well done, but all weirdly ahead of their time. I always want Fuller to succeed too, because he grew up near me in a shitty small town in Idaho. With that said, people should have backed Fuller, especially considering what came out about Whedon. Backed the wrong horse on that one.

[@Madbandit77]

@@lesyeuxsansvisage1157 Fuller should just work for a cable network or streaming service because he's too good for broadcast TV.

[@Rando1975]

Great to see Brimstone getting the love. Loved that show. Such a cool concept.