Name those B-Movie-esque TV Shows!

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

What was the name of the modern-day Captain Nemo series?

The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne

 

[Mark]

I guess we can inclde The Greatest American Hero, The Hulk (with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferigno), the live action Spiderman series and perhaps Xena: The Warrior Princess

 

[Viking Bastard]

LEXX.

THE epitome of B-shows.

 

[Dimenhydrinate]

What was the show with the little person inventor/toymaker? Was that Warrick Davis? Does that count?

The wizard I think. What was the one about the 2 oriental brothers? The young one was dead. Lots of fights. Dead younger brother jokes. I liked that one.

 

[Darrin Drader]

Tales of the Golden Monkey

OMG, I remember that show. It was such a long time ago, but I seem to remember it not being half bad. It ran for one season, right?

 

[S'mon]

'Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's the Lost World', they show it a lot on the sci-fi channel here.

What genre shows aspire to be more than B-movie esque?
I think Star Trek, Babylon-5, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and probably Highlander, are some good candidates for A-list.

By contrast Hercules & Xena have a strong B-movie feel.

 

[emergent]

Tales of the Golden Monkey

I remember this show! Well, sort of. I remember a sea plane and Indiana Jones type fights/plots. Someone should have a "B TV show" room at GenCon.

 

[Dismas]

I remember this show! Well, sort of. I remember a sea plane and Indiana Jones type fights/plots. Someone should have a "B TV show" room at GenCon.

Goto http://www.goldmonkey.com and feel very old.

 

[Heretic Apostate]

Brisco County, Jr., anyone?

Cool show, except for the whole sci-fi aspect. Really ruined the concept.

 

[WayneLigon]

That would be VOYAGERS!. Used to be my favorite show, for the whole season it ran. Sadly, nobody remembers it, and it was pretty good.

I remember it I doubt I still have any taped. Poor guy, dying like that

Mmm, B-level sci-fi/Fantasy shows?

Let's go to the database.

Logan's Run

Sinbad was pretty good; the second season was suppossed to be quite good, but I never saw any of it.

The Crow: Stiarway to Heaven was watchable, but then I've always liked Marc Dacascos. Catch Crying Freeman sometime.

I'd mention Kolchak, but that was pure A-level

Wild. Wild, West. Ah, Dr. Loveless. I never saw the modern movie, but I have fond memories of the original series.

The Superboy series was pretty darn good at times.

7 Days was very cool; very interesting concept.

Quark! Man, how could I forget Quark.

Does anyone rememer Fantastic Journey? Man, that was a freaky show. It didn't last too long, but it was one of the first I ever saw that had main characters leave, new ones come in, etc.

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A scientific expedition in the Atlantic Ocean headed by Dr Paul Jordan becomes lost in the Bermuda Triangle and washes up on an uncharted island. In the pilot episode they meet Varian, a man from the 23rd century who tells them about a place to the East called Evailand where they can find a door way back to there own time. Most of the group either died or made it home leaving Varian, Fred Walters and Paul's 13 yr. old son Scott to make there way east. Along the way they meet up with travelers from other times, planets and dimensions who have also become trapped. Liana, a woman with an alien mother and an Atlantium father with her cat Sil-l, is the first to join them. Then Jonathan Willoway, a scientist from the 60s is invited to join. Together they travel through portals from one dimension to the next hoping to find the one that leads home.
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Basically, the further you walked, the greater chance you'd just fuzz out in a blur of light and reappear in the next dimension.

This Link has an episode guide with some synopsis for it.

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