Short Lived TV Shows 1970's/80's

With the powers given by the bite of a radioactive spider, a young man fights crime as a wall-crawling superhero.

Ace Crawford, a bumbling detective, stumbles through cases only by sheer luck. His accountant sidekick Toomey believes Ace's hype, while Ace pines for singer Luana at Inch's wharf bar.

In the near future, a human cop and his alien partner fight crime and discrimination in Los Angeles.

Madcap antics of the employees of an underfunded, understaffed and overworked New York City Adult Emergency Service hospital.

A waterbed salesman who is irresistible to women gets a job as a gardener in a convent

Dry-witted Amanda Cartwright tries to manage a hotel despite mishaps involving her inexperienced son Marty, self-centered daughter-in-law Arlene, devoted cook Earl, and bumbling foreign bellhop Aldo.

A stern schoolteacher clashes with an aristocratic 19th-century king.

Australian soap set in a shopping arcade.

The adventures of rugged American spy Jake Webster.

Camp Tar Creek is a backwater U.S. Army outpost, enlivened by the shenanigans of Sergeant Val Valentine, and pal Private Tony Baker. Their money-making schemes must escape detection by Major Hawkins. Baker's girlfriend is Corporal Lola Grey.

A computer-generated superhero and his human creator fight crime in the city.

The adventures of 1930's Los Angeles private eye Miles Banyon.

The wild wild west adventures of 19th-century agents Jeff Cable and Cash Conover.

Two honorable men-for-hire look for adventure in the pre-World War I American southwest in their fancy Stutz Bearcat.

An anthology series concerning bestial horror, created by Nigel Kneale.

Follows a maverick cop named Steve Bellamy and his partner Detective Mitchell. Recurring characters were the disapproving Daley and the forensics technician Clem.

Wealthy businessman Simon Berrenger runs a luxury retail empire. His sons Paul and Billy work for him but battle vices. Daughter Barbara craves Simon's approval. Granddaughter Melody is married to Todd, a Berrenger store manager.

The security chief of an android manufacturing company must stop a mad scientist, who's sending the failed theme park's androids to infiltrate society for his own ends.

Arnie Sutter was the house detective at the Hotel Ansonia in Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA prior to legalized gambling. After gambling was legalized, the Ansonia got a second lease on life and built a new casino which brought more "undesirable" elements into the hotel. Arnie must now chase prostitutes, con men, thieves, etc., to keep the casino "clean." Arnie, who lives in the hotel with his 13-year-old son Max, works for George Korman. Other characters on the show include assistant manager Stephanie Marsh, desk clerk Jerry Wilson, and Jingles Lodestar, an undercover security guard posing as a cocktail waitress.

A magician and his con-man father solve mysteries using a combination of sleight of hand and con games.

Gruff but loving Nancy Blansky is busy housing, mothering, and even choreographing for a hotel's showgirls--while providing a home for her nephews, dancer Joey and 12-year-old junior-womanizer Anthony.

An advanced prototype police helicopter and their ground support crew battle crime.

Bluey was set at Melbourne's Russell Street Police Headquarters (Victoria, Australia), with "Bluey" Hills heading his own squad ("Department B"), due to his inability to work within the existing police squads.

Bob and Carol Sanders are a young couple who are definitely part of the hip generation. Their slightly older friends Ted and Alice Henderson are a little stodgy and shocked by things like swimming in the buff.

Hays Stowe is a new senator who comes to Washington DC with his wife Erin and daughter Norma. He arrives full of optimism that being on the side of justice can help him change things for the better.