This show was based on the Project Bluebook program designed by the US Air Force as a way to investigate and explain away UFO sightings.  The late Edward Winter (probably best known for his portrayal of that crazy Col. Flagg on M.A.S.H.) and William Jordon were the stars.

This series premiered in 1980, but it didn't last long.  Bennu, played by actor Judson Scott, is an ancient astronaut who was discovered in a Peruvian tomb and released from his slumber. He spends each episode in search of his traveling companion, Mira, who is buried somewhere in another tomb. He can channel the powers of the sun by using the medallion that he wears around his neck. Each week Bennu would get involved in someone's problems and help them solve it.  Of course, Bennu had problems of his own, he was chased by a bad guy who wanted to capture him at any cost.  I have heard it said that there is at least one episode that was either filmed but never shown on TV or was in the works but was never filmed? Anyone know if this is true?

This show starred Richard Benjamin as Adam Quark, the captain of a garbage scow looking of for space garbage.  Each week he and his crew would find themselves in some sort of predicament that has nothing to do with picking up garbage.  This show ran for only a few episodes in 1978.

This 1975 show starred Vincent Van Patten, character actor Alex Rocco ad teen idol Leif Garrett. The show was about a father and his two sons who traveled the country in a RV and who always ended up getting involved in the lives of the people they met on their travels.

Not to be confused with the 1999 film of the same name with Brude Willis, this TV series ran in 1972 and starred Gary Collins as Dr. Michael Rhodes, a college professor who investigated paranormal incidents.

Actor Kevin Brophy starred as "Lucan" a young man who had been raised by wolves. He spent most of his time being chased by a bounty hunter and searching for his long lost parents who left him behind.  This show ran from 1977-78. I don't recall too much about this, if anyone can fill in all the missing pieces, please email me.

Two ex race car drivers who turned cops end up working for a special unit call the "Burglary Auto Detail, Commercial Auto Thefts" until hence the name BAD CATS.  Actor Asher Brauner and Steve Hanks starred as Nick Donovan and Ocee James.  The show ran for a few episodes in 1980.  It was one of the first steady jobs for an up and coming actress named Michele Pfeiffer.

A British show about two men who run a detective agency in London England. When one of the men is killed in a hit and run accident, he comes back as a ghost visible only to his partner to help solve the crime.  Once that case is solved he decides to stick around and help with other cases.  This show was called "Randall and Hopkins (deceased) when it aired in the UK between 1969-70. It was changed to "My Partner, The Ghost" when it began it's USA run.

This show starred Dick Gautier as a rather inept Robin Hood and was set in 12th century England.  The show was the brainchild of Mel Brooks who was fresh out of his success with films like "Young Frankenstein" and "Blazing Saddles".  This show ran for 13 episodes.  Dick Van Patten was Friar Tuck, Misty Rowe (from Hee Haw fame) was Maid Marian and Bernie Kopell was Alan-a-Dale.

A bunch of folks are heading west in a wagon train and thanks to Dusty, played by Bob Denver, a few of the wagons get separated from the rest. These folks are left to make the dangerous trek west by themselves.  There is a sweet innocent school teacher, a sexy dance hall girl, a brainy guy and a wealthy man and his wife---hmm have we seen this combination somewhere before---that's right "Gilligan's Island! No wonder it seems so familiar, Sherwood Schwartz produced it!!

A 1982 TV movie of the same name inspired this 1982 series.  A band of teenagers, each involved in criminal activity are offered given a chance to keep from going to jail by working for the police.  The series starred Patrick Swayze who would eventually teach us how to dirty dance and Tracy Scoggins who would go on to fame in such TV shows as "Dynasty" and it's spin off "The Colby's" and then onto Babylon 5 where she starred as Captain Elizabeth Lochley.

This series ran April 1992-July 1992 with David Andrews and Yancy Butler (Witchblade) as Detective Bobby Mann and his android partner Eve Edison. The series was set in the not too distant future with the police force being augmented with androids.  This show has a decent premise and potential, but the powers that be, decided to cancel it.

This 1987-88 TV series starred Michael Woods as "Jack Cleary" and Josh Brolin as "Johnny Betts" his right hand man.  The setting was Hollywood in the 1950's and Cleary was an ex cop who had been framed for being on the take and thrown off the police force.  He then takes over his late brother's detective agency.

This was David's first role after the Partridge family. He played undercover cop, Dan Shay.  The show lasted 8 weeks and ran during the 1978-79 TV season.

This series starred the late Dack Rambo and Jeanette Nolan. Sally Fergus was heading west to strike it rich in the gold rush. She is accompanied by ex gun fighter Cyrus Pike (Dack Rambo). Each week would find Sally getting involved in the lives of those she met on her travels.  The show ran for 13 episodes in 1974.

This series was on from 1976-77 on ABC. Ernest Borgnine and John Amos are cops who take on a rookie partner that is actually an android (played by actor Michael Shannon). There were seven episodes of this series and in 1978 there was a revival movie called "Cops and Robin" shown on NBC.