What:
Bordertown
Who:
Clive Bennett - John H. Brennan
Jack Craddock - Richard Comar
Marie Dumont - Sophie Barjac
Joanna Radway - Donna Carroll White
Zack Denny - Duncan Fraser
Sally Duffield - Beverley Elliott
Wendell MacWherter - Paul Batten
When:
January 7, 1989 – March 17, 1991
Where:
Family Channel
Bordertown was a weekly, half-hour western drama that debuted in January 7, 1989 on the Family Channel. The show revolves around Clive Bennet (John H. Brennan) a United States Marcial and Jack Craddock (Richard Comar) a Canadian Mounted Policema both stationed in a town that straddles the US/Canadian border called Bordertown (formerly Pemmican). Bordertown also stars Marie Dumont, played by Sohie Barjac, as the town's doctor, local store proprietor and both lawmen's love interest.
The series ended in March 17, 1991 after a succesful three year run due primarilly to high production costs.
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The Drew Carey Show
What:
The Drew Carey Show
Who:
Drew Carey - Drew Carey
Diedrich Bader - Oswald Lee Harvey
Kathy Kinney - Mimi Bobeck
Carey Ryan Stiles - Lewis Kiniski
Christa Miller - Kate O'Brien
Ian Gomez - Larry Almada
Craig Ferguson - Nigel Wick John
Carroll Lynch - Steve Carey
When:
September 13, 1995 – September 8, 2004
Where:
ABC
The Drew Carey Show was a long-running Situation Comedy that stars comedian Drew Carey as a blue-collar "everyman" in Cleveland, Ohio. The show features Drew's experiences in his 10 year old dead-end job at a department store, his pitiful love life, and his strong relationship with his chidhood friends Lewis (Ryan Sites), Oswald (Diedrich Bader) and Kate (Christa Miller) who lead similar lives with him.
The Show premiered September 13, 1995 on the ABC Network and ended Sptember 8, 2004 after several seasons of high-ratings.
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My Hero
What:
My Hero
Who:
Ardal O'Hanlon - George Sunday
Emily Joyce - Janet Dawkins
Geraldine McNulty - Mrs. Raven
Hugh Dennis - Dr. Piers Crispin
Lill Roughley - Ella Dawkins
Lou Hirsch - Arnie
Tim Wylton - Stanley Dawkins
Philip Whitchurch - Tyler
James Dreyfus - George Monday
When:
February 4, 2000 – September 10, 2006
Where:
BBC One
My Hero was a British Comedy series that premiered February 4, 2000 on BBC One. The show is mainly about the life of Thermoman (Ardal O'Hanlon later James Dreyfus), a not-so-bright superhero from planet Ultron who's working as planet Earth's protector. After saving Janet Dawkins (Emily Joyce), he falls in love with her and decided to stay in her hometown Northolt. He then creates his alter ego George Sunday and opens a herb shop hoping to establish a romatic relationship with Janet.
The show enjoyed high ratings lasting for 6 years (6 series) before it ended on September 10, 2006.
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The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
What:
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
Who:
Sean Patrick Flanery - Henry "Indiana" Jones, Jr. (age 16)
Corey Carrier - Henry "Indiana" Jones, Jr. (Age 10)
George Hall - Dr. Henry 'Indiana' Jones, Jr. (Age 93)
Ronny Coutteure - Remy
When:
March 4, 1992 – June 16, 1996
Where:
ABC, USA
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles was a tv series about the adventures of the legendary movie character Indiana Jones during his youth - from his world tour experience with his father at the age of ten to his late teens when he fought in World War, meeting various historical figures along the way. The series stars Sean Patrick Flanery, Corey Carrier and George Hall as Indiana Jones ages 16-20, 8-10 and 93 respectively.
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles was filmed on several location all over the world ~ including England, Russia, Spain, Czechoslovakia, Kenya, France, India, China, Austria, Egypt, the United States, Morocco, Ireland, Italy, Africa, Turkey, Greece and Thailand.
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Robin of Sherwood
What:
Robin of Sherwood
Who:
Michael Praed - Robin of Loxley
Phil Rose - Friar Tuck
Reter Llewellyn Williams - Much
Ray Winstone - Will Scarlet
Clive Mantle - Little John
Mark Ryan - Nasir
Judi Trott Lady Marion
Robert Addie - Sir Guy of Fisburne
Nickolas Grace - Robert de Rainault
John Abineri - Herne the Hunter
Jason Connery - Robert of Huntingdon
When:
April 28, 1984 - June 28, 1986
Where:
ITV
Robin of Sherwood, also known as Robin Hood in the US, was a British television series that's a definitive modern adaptation of the legend of Robin Hood. In this acclamed tv series, Robin together with his "Merry Men" defies the Norman rulers who oppress the population especially the Sheriff of Nottingham. The series combines a generous touch of majic/mysticism and real-life historical facts.
Robin Hood was played by Micheal Praed (Robin of Loxley) and Jason Connery (Robert of Huntingdon) after Robin of Loxley's death at the end of the second season. Will Scarlet (Ray Winstone), Little John (Clive Mantle) and Friar Tuck (Phil Rose) were some of his"Merry Men".
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Dark Knight
What:
Dark Knight
Who: Ben Pullen - Ivanhoe Charlotte Comer - Rebecca Peter O'Farrell - Odo Cameron Rhodes - Prince John Jeffrey Thomas - Mordour
When:
July 1, 2000 - February 1, 2002
Where:
Showtime
Dark Knight was a fantasy action series adaptation of Sir Walters Scott's famous novel entitled "Ivanhoe". The story takes place in England in the year 1193, with the land reduced to submission under the weight of constant foreign invasions and the capture of their true King Richard the Lionheart.
Each episode follows the journey of Ivanhoe (Ben Pullen) battling against the fake King's tyranny and oppression and the dark arts of his necromancer named Mordour. Join Ivanhoe accompanied by the beautiful healer/swordfighter Rebecca (Charlotte Comer) and apprentice sorcerer Odo (Peter O'Farrell) in their exciting epic adventure into the Dark Ages with their fight against supernatural evil and absolute dictatorship.
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