What are our favorite tv shows that is not on anymore?

I miss shows like Designing women, Equalizer, MacGuiver. I even enjoyed watching Beauty and the Beast. Today's tv is not as good 80s tv atleast to me that is.

oh i love those too.. My favorites where saved by the bell, famliy matters, full house, step by step.. LOL most of them where TGIF.. ever watch that? where they played 4 shows every friday night that were all family oriented??

Saved by the Bell is on through repeats opn TBS in the mornings so is Fresh Prince so I still get to watch them.. One of my all time favorites that I haven't been able to watch again is D!ck Van Dvke. I miss that show it was so funny in a good clean way.

Just the other day, I was wishing one of the stations would bring back "F Troop" and run it again. I also wish they had continued the Buffy the Vampire Hunter series; even, if it was in another spin off like Angel.

Full House - it would be awesome if there could be just one "reunion" episode. Rug Rats - I grew up watching this show! Doug - another show I LOVED from my childhood. Lipstick Jungle - I never really got a chance to watch this show, because it was cancelled so quickly. It's kind of depressing, though, because the book was awesome! And I bet I would really enjoy the series had it continued to air. Those are just a few that I can think of off the top of my head.

I wish they had kept Angel going. According to Whedon, he had a sixth season planned, but apparently had a disagreement of some kind with the studio over getting a confirmation. From what I recall, he had asked if he could get a confirmation earlier than some of the other shows getting an extension, and the studio execs thought he was being too pushy. It's too bad, because I'm not the biggest fan of comics, and that's apparently the only way to find out what's going on in the Buffy/Angel world now. Another show I kind of miss is one that was just cancelled. I can understand the anxiety Fox had because of the fact that there was a Terminator film, but they just had to cancel it when there was a cliffhanger ending. They did the same with Dark Angel, but at least the Dark Angel series had three follow-up novels to explore what happened. Last I checked, Sarah Connor Chronicles didn't have anyone who could write novels rooting for it. At least, not a big name like Max Allan Collins was at the time. I think that's about it.