TV Shows released in 1989

Envoyé spécial

79/100

Make the Grade

68/100

Mornin' Sarge

81/100

The Justice Game

74/100

Jô Soares Onze e Meia

71/100

Snoops

69/100

Chance Dennis is a criminology professor, his wife, Micki, works for the state depsrtment. They live in Washington, D.C. Every now and then they come across a murder and for some strange ... See full summary »

Knight & Daye

60/100

Hank and Everett are former friends who split after Everett married Gloria, who Hank was also interested in. Reunited for a radio talk show, at a station managed by Julia, their bickering ... See full summary »

Joint Account

71/100

Bank manager (Hannah Gordon) wants to retire, but her house husband (Peter Egan) likes things the way they are, and doesn't want to go back to work.

Homeroom

77/100

Gentle soul Darryl Harper leaves the fast paced world of advertising for teaching fourth grade which his medical student wife Vicki supports. Not so much her father Phil, who focuses on the... See full summary »

Comic Strip Live

78/100

Televised version of stand-up comedy acts, in front of a live 'comedy club' audience.

Christine Cromwell

73/100

USWA Championship Wrestling

52/100

Quigley's Village

64/100

"Quigley's Village" is a kids' show which employs both live actors and puppets. Mr. Quigley is the leader of the town, with Trundle, a toucan, living in a cage on Quigley's front porch. ... See full summary »

The Bobby Heenan Show

80/100

A weekly variety showed hosted by the wresting legend, Bobby the Brain.

The Robert Guillaume Show

82/100

To date, the only American series whose plot revolves around the growing romantic relationship between an African-American man (Guillaume) and Caucasian woman (Phillips).

Huomenta Suomi

58/100

Happy Families

74/100

Based on the books by Allan Ahlberg

Schuif af

60/100

Caroline's Comedy Hour

66/100

Stand up comedy show filmed at the famous Caroline's comedy club.

10 om te zien

31/100

This hit show (in both senses of the term) was for years Flanders' weekly equivalent of the BBC's Top of the Pops, but on commercial TV (VTM). Over time presenters came and went, and some ... See full summary »