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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 223751" data-attributes="member: 7">Occasionally I get into certain fads, trends, or eras in television history. Here lately I&#039;ve been into those television shows that were canceled by their respective networks and later successfully revived in first-run syndication. It was a popular trend to bring back canceled sitcoms in syndication during the 1980s. Two of the most successful comedies revived are usually said to have been Mama&#039;s Family and Charles in Charge.&nbsp; Of course there were a host of other sitcoms that were brought back for second lives in first-run syndication. Some of them were brought back simply to push the show over the desired threshold of totaled episodes for syndicated stripping. The picture: Top row: Mama&#039;s Family, Charles in Charge, It&#039;s a Living Bottom row: Punky Brewster, 9 to 5, Silver Spoons [ATTACH=full]21267[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 223751, member: 7"] Occasionally I get into certain fads, trends, or eras in television history. Here lately I've been into those television shows that were canceled by their respective networks and later successfully revived in first-run syndication. It was a popular trend to bring back canceled sitcoms in syndication during the 1980s. Two of the most successful comedies revived are usually said to have been [I]Mama's Family [/I]and [I]Charles in Charge[/I]. Of course there were a host of other sitcoms that were brought back for second lives in first-run syndication. Some of them were brought back simply to push the show over the desired threshold of totaled episodes for syndicated stripping. The picture: Top row: [I]Mama's Family[/I],[I] Charles in Charge[/I],[I] It's a Living[/I] Bottom row: [I]Punky Brewster[/I],[I] 9 to 5[/I],[I] Silver Spoons [/I] [CENTER][ATTACH=full]21267[/ATTACH][/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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