The Karen Dunbar Show was a sketch comedy television series produced by BBC Scotland that premiered in January of 2003.
The Karen Dunbar Show was a sketch comedy series featuring Karen Dunbar (Chewin’ The Fat) and each episode featured a number of sketches with recurring characters.
The Karen Dunbar Show aired four seasons.
Cliffhangers was an adventure drama television series produced by NBC that premiered in February of 1979.
Cliffhangers was American adventure drama trying to revive the genre of movie serials. Each episode contained new chapters in three separate stories: Stop Susan Williams was about journalist (play by Susan Anton) investigating her brother’s murder, The Secret Empire followed adventures of a Wild West cowboy (played by Geoffrey Scott) stuck in a futuristic underground city while The Curse of Dracula told a story about the famous vampire (played by Michael Nouri) as he lives in present day looking for a way to become mortal.
Cliffhangers aired one season.
Cardiac Arrest was a medical drama television series produced by BBC that premiered in April of 1994.
Cardiac Arrest was darkly humorous medical drama about the everyday work of doctors in the British NHS. Series was created by Jed Mercurio, who was a practicing doctor himself at the time.
Cardiac Arrest aired three seasons.
The Korean drama Secret was written by screenwriting contest winner Choi Ho Cheol.
Secret follows happy devoted Yoo Jeong and her boyfriend Ahn Do Hoon.
When Ahn Do Hoon gets into a car accident that kills a woman, Yoo Jeong takes the blame.
Masters of Sex is a drama television series produced by Showtime that premiered in September of 2013.
Masters of Sex is American period drama set in 1950s following lives of real-life scientists Dr. William Masters (played by Michael Sheen) and Virginia Johnson (played by Lizzy Caplan), pioneer researches in the area of human sexuality.
Masters of Sex is currently in its first season.
Ironside is a crime drama television series produced by NBC that premiered in October of 2013.
Ironside is based on the 1960s series of the same name. It follows the story of Robert Ironside (played by Blair Underwood – In Treatment), a New York police detective who got injured in the line of duty and is in a wheelchair. Robert does not allow his disability to slow him down or prevent him from doing his job.
Ironside is currently in its first season.
The Korean drama Soul Mate follows two people on opposite sides of the world.
Dong-Wook is a womanizing playboy while Soo-Kyung is completely devoted to her boyfriend.
Eventually their paths cross and a new relationship unfolds.
