1. Pretty
   Funny
2. Golden
   Hollywood

Four . . . shall we say, mature . . . women share a spacious home in Miami, wearing beautiful clothes and making the most of their golden years. We should all be so lucky.

1. Strokes
   Bears
2. Times
   People

When two orphaned boys from Harlem are adopted by a wealthy New York businessman, what could go wrong? It will always be known as the show that gave us, "Whatchu talkin' 'bout, Willis?"

1. Funky
   Klunky
2. Junky
   Punky

This sitcom featured a girl with a funny name and her foster dad. The actress had an unusual name as well - Soleil Moon Frye. Some episodes were only 15 minutes long, to accommodate delays caused by NBC football coverage.

1. Puppies
   Crabcakes
2. Television
   Children

Long-suffering Ed Bundy and his hot-to-trot wife, Peg, have their hands full raising two teenage children. Kelly is clueless, Bud is funny, and the neighbors should probably just move.

1. Pineapples
   Collies
2. Dukes
   Supermarkets

Bo and Luke are just a couple of good ol' boys trying to have a good time while staying within the limits of their probation for selling moonshine. It's not easy, with Boss Hogg watching their every move, but Uncle Jesse is always there to lend a hand.

1. Pains
   Old
2. Tall
   Backwards

We first met the Seaver family in 1985, when it was just Jason, Maggie and their three children. Later another baby came along, and by the time the series ended, we'd gotten an early look at the young Leonardo DiCaprio.

1. Enough
   Adequate
2. Company
   Funnier

Ditzy Chrissy and practical Janet need a roommate. Enter Jack, an impoverished culinary student who must pretend to be gay to pass muster with their strait-laced landlord, Mr. Roper. Misunderstandings ensue.

1. Poughkeepsie
   Heaven
2. Nowhere
   Hell

Little Joe Cartwright of "Bonanza" is now an angel who's been placed on probation. He partners with a human buddy to help people solve a wide variety of problems in one of the feel-good dramas of the 1980s.

1. Perfect
   Incompetent
2. Angry
   Perpetual

Larry is pretty psyched about having his own apartment for the first time, when his heretofore-unknown cousin Balki arrives from Mypos and moves right in. Now Larry is in charge of teaching Balki about the United States, and Balki is in charge of all things dance-related.

1. Stomachs
   Pockets
2. Time
   House

A family is what you make it. When Danny Tanner's wife dies, he enlists his friend Joey and brother-in-law Jesse, both single, to move in and help with his three young daughters. Expect lots of warm, fuzzy moments.

1. Tug
   Love
2. Pontoon
   Big

Each week, Captain Stubing, Doc, Gopher, Isaac and Julie welcome a new group of passengers aboard the Pacific Princess. By the end of their cruise, some passengers have found new romance, while others have patched up old conflicts, but everyone leaves happy.

1. 35
   723
2. 21
   964

Hello, Johnny Depp! He starred in this police procedural that found a group of cops who look young enough to pass for teenagers, enabling them to go undercover in high schools and colleges to investigate crimes involving drugs, child abuse and other issues.

1. Class
   Monster
2. Dragon
   River

Take a group of academically gifted high school students in Manhattan. Add one out-of-work actor turned history teacher. Stir and serve for five funny and charming seasons.

1. Traffic
   Tennis
2. Supreme
   Night

Judge Harry Anderson dispenses justice in a New York City courtroom when he's not performing magic or listening to Mel Torme. His sidekicks include public defender Christine, prosecutor Dan, and bailiff Aristotle Nostradamus Shannon, appropriately nicknamed Bull.

1. Cincinnati
   Albuquerque
2. Tallahassee
   Tuscaloosa

Andy Travis has his hands full, trying to turn around a failing radio station by switching from easy listening to a rock format with the help of a couple of cool DJs, a clueless newsman, a gorgeous receptionist and a sleazy salesman. No one will ever forget the Thanksgiving episode, in which Mr. Carlson planned and executed an ill-advised giveaway. "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly."

1. Recipes
   Essays
2. Murder
   Lists

Jessica Fletcher writes mysteries and solves them too. You wouldn't think there would be so much crime in tiny Cabot Cove, Maine, but there were enough evil goings-ons to last twelve seasons.

1. Detective
   M.D.
2. Archaeologist
   Professor

Who didn't fall in love with Neil Patrick Harris as Doogie Howser, a child prodigy who begins practicing medicine at age 14? As the show's open tells us, he can prescribe drugs, but he can't buy beer.

1. Deli
   Trolley
2. Greens
   Blues

In this case, blues refers not to a type of music, but rather to the uniforms of the cops at the Hill Street precinct. Under the leadership of Captain Furillo, a large contingent of officers hits the streets every day, always with the admonition to "be careful out there."

1. Women
   Pygmies
2. Chipmunks
   Astronauts

There's nothing like a Southern belle to politely put you in your place while serving sweet tea and biscuits. Julia Sugarbaker and her fellow belles run an interior design firm in Atlanta while helping each other with their personal problems.

1. Thomas
   Elsewhere
2. Martin
   Cecelia

Its real name is St. Eligius, but the somewhat crumbling hospital in South Boston is nicknamed St. Elsewhere because of its less-than-prestigious status in the medical world. But the doctors and nurses were dedicated to their profession. In addition to being a medical procedural, the show tackles topical issues, such as AIDS, breast cancer, eating disorders and suicide.

1. Ukranian
   Australian
2. Abyssinian
   American

One day you're just an ordinary teacher, and the next day you're a reluctant superhero. Things might have gone more smoothly if Ralph hadn't lost the instruction booklet for his spiffy red-and-black suit, making it necessary for him to learn to operate it by trial and error.

1. Cooking
   Movies
2. Politics
   Life

Mrs. Garrett is more than a housemother to the girls at Eastland boarding school in upstate New York. She dispenses life lessons by the ton as the show tackles issues such as sex, bigotry, peer pressure and drugs. And don't forget that George Clooney prettied up the screen in a few episodes.

1. Chicago
   Miami
2. Altoona
   Bangor

Who needs socks when you've got a t-shirt, jacket and white linen pants? Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs set fashion trends while fighting crime in this police procedural that ran from 1984 until 1990.

1. Hair
   Dollar
2. Threads
   Spoons

It's role reversal time when a responsible, down-to-earth kid named Ricky moves in with the father he's never met. Throw in a grandfather and cast of supporting characters, and you've got the makings of a five-year series.

1. Close
   Cold
2. Smelly
   Fast

If you're ready to spread your wings and move away from your parents, it's probably best to go farther than the other half of Mom and Dad's duplex. Sara and Jackie learn that lesson when their cartoonist father refuses to back out of their lives, but he does have an impressive array of college sweatshirts.

1. Jones
   Clooney
2. Murphy
   King

A chance encounter at a Washington, D.C., train station leads single mom Amanda King into an unlikely career as a secret government agent, a job she must hide from her mother and two sons. She works with an agent, codenamed Scarecrow, and eventually they fall in love and marry, but that's a secret too.

1. Bra
   Book
2. Years
   Show

Kevin Arnold looks back at the late 1960s and early 1970s, when he was growing up in a suburban middle-class family with his parents and two older siblings. Kevin leans on his best friend Paul and girlfriend Winnie as he navigates the ups and downs of the 'tween and teen years.

1. Chief
   Man
2. Wizard
   Boss

When divorced advertising executive Angela needs a live-in housekeeper, she makes an unorthodox choice. Enter Tony Micelli, who recently retired from a baseball career because of an injury and wants to take his daughter Samantha out of New York City. Hilarity ensues.

1. Force
   Leap
2. Mechanics
   Physics

Don't you hate it when your trip through time goes awry and you're stuck in another period? That's the dilemma of Sam Beckett in this science fiction series. Now he has to work with his friend Al, who appears as a hologram from the present time, to alter various events he encounters in an effort to get back home.

1. Zip
   Rope
2. Neck
   Family

Former hippies Steven and Elyse Keaton have settled down to raise a family in Columbus, Ohio, but that doesn't mean they've given up on their liberal views. This causes frequent clashes with their ultra-capitalist Republican son, Alex, played by Michael J. Fox. The Keatons' other children, Mallory, Jennifer, and eventually baby Andy, are less controversial, but Alex kicks up enough dust for everyone.

1. Happy
   Pioneer
2. Controversial
   Peculiar

Richie Cunningham and his family are the centerpiece of this eleven-season sitcom, but it's soon clear that the breakout character is biker, ladies man, and all-around cool guy Arthur Fonzarelli. Set in the mid-'50s to the mid-'60s, the show brings back a seemingly simpler time, filled with school, dating, and hanging out at the drive-in.

1. Monkeys
   Burrito
2. Hatchback
   Angels

Although we never see his face, Charlie Townsend is usually surrounded by beautiful women, so it's no surprise that the women he employs as private investigators are no slouches in the looks department. Week after week, the "angels" carry out often-dangerous assignments, using the training they gained at the police academy, and then gather to speculate about the elusive Charlie.

1. Landing
   Berry Farm
2. Kitchen
   Apartment

Prime-time soap operas were very popular in the 1980s and none had more staying power than "Knots Landing," which lasted a whopping 14 seasons. A spin-off of Dallas, the show followed the exploits of Gary Ewing, the family black sheep, his wife Valene, and their neighbors in a Southern California cul-de-sac.

1. Dark
   Middle
2. Thick
   Heat

Archie Bunker is reincarnated as William Gillespie, the police chief in Sparta, Mississippi. He hires Virgil Tibbs, an African-American Sparta native who's been working in Philadelphia, as chief of detectives, in the hope that he will whip his fellow officers into shape and combat the department's reputation for being racist.

1. Donut
   Hammer
2. Break
   Ride

Margaret Kanisky has died, leaving behind a husband and three teenage daughters. How is a busy police chief supposed to cope? He hires Nell Harper as his live-in housekeeper and kid wrangler, that's how.