22 TV Shows That Need To Be Revived

Since no one in Hollywood seems to have an original idea anymore, here are 22 shows that could very easily be revived immediately and amazingly.

22. Knots Landing

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You won't notice the fresh faced cast of the new "Knots Landing" even though it's the exact same cast as the original "Knots Landing". Behold the wonders of plastic surgery.

21. Baywatch

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Because there are still middle aged women in Germany who want to see sixty-year-old David Hasselhoff with his shirt off

20. Sister, Sister

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Do I REALLY need to give you a reason to bring Jackee back to the small screen? Cause I can think of another one and her name is...

19. 227

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MMMMMAAAAAAARRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!

18. Who's The Boss?

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Mona's the boss now, bitches! Due to our crumbling economy, Mona is forced to open a full-on whore house in her apartment above the garage. Jonathon's heightening crystal-meth addiction only adds to the hijinks.

17. Dynasty

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Watching a seventy-nine-year old Joan Collins throw a seventy-year-old Linda Evans down a flight of stairs would be epic. Regardless, someone's breaking a hip.

16. Perfect Strangers

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Larry and Balki find themselves stuck in Mypos for an undisclosed amount of time. Who's the crazy foreigner now Larry? It's not so funny when the shoe is on the other foot, is it?

15. Growing Pains

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The new "Growing Pains" focuses around Mike's ever-growing brood. Issues such as the appointment of the new Pope and why gays are bad, bad people are touched upon frequently. Special guest stars lined up include Sarah Palin and Clint Eastwood.

14. Peyton Place

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The street where no one could keep a secret if their life depended on it now finds it even harder to keep their tittle-tattle to themselves after learning how to use Twitter, Facebook, SKYPE, Instagram and Tumblr. This results in seventeen teenaged pregnancies.

13. The Hogan Family

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Midway through the first season, Sandy Duncan is violently killed off and replaced with Cathy Rigby. Hilarity ensues.

12. According to Jim

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JK, JK, JK. This show never needed to be on in the first place. I still shutter when I accidentally stumble upon a rerun. I really expected more from you Courtney Throne-Smith!

11. Murder, She Wrote

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You'd think that after twelve years, people would have gotten the memo to not invite Jessica Fletcher to ANYTHING - EVER but they never did. Every time she breezed into town, someone ended up getting popped. If CBS wants to keep up with their fan base, who together have the collected median age of TV's original badass, Angela Lansbury at this point, you'd think CBS would have the good sense to bring this classic back to life.

10. The Nanny

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The Sheffield's finally got tired of Nanny Fine's nasal voice and put a cap in her ass. Now, it's up to the audience to figure out who murdered her. Was it C.C. Babcock in the study with the revolver? You be the judge!

9. Alf

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Alf finds himself running for public office against Mitt Romney and the family thinks he has a good shot.

8. Family Matters

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The reboot of "Family Matters" will center around Steve Urkel's daughter Urkette who not only has to navigate the mean streets of Chicago, but gets tangled up in the Mafia's involvement surrounding the mysterious disappearance of Judy Winslow after season four.

7. The Facts of Life

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Now on her deathbed and asked her last wish, Mrs. Garrett responds with: "Peace and quite." Well, sorry Mrs. Garrett, Blair just went through her third divorce, Jo's lesbian life partner just cheated on her, Natalie is now an out-of-work plus sized model and Tottie just roller skated back from adopting seven African children and they're all back to torment you one last time before you die. Hell, even Molly Ringwald struts in for a cameo.

6. Twin Peaks

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I don't see enough creepy dancing midgets on my television screen these days and that's a damn shame. Midgets = ratings.

5. Mad About You

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Now a drama, Jamie Buchman is on trial for the murder of her husband. This is the true story of what happens when your cute banter turns into mean spirited cruelty and Jamie finds herself with a difficult, yet very realistic insanity plea on her hands.

4. The Dukes of Hazzard

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Luke and Bo come back and beat the crap out of Coy and Vance for ruining a good thing.

3. Cheers

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The series now takes place in an AA meeting where Rebecca Howe acts as the gang's mean spirited, yet wise cracking leader of Boston's most hilarious alcoholics anonymous meeting.

2. Falcon Crest

As if the Tuscany Valley weren't violent enough; upon Angela Channing's untimely death, she leaves the vineyard to Renegade and he proceeds to shoot things for the duration of the series.

1. Silver Spoons

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Eddie's Toys finally goes under and Ricky Stratton comes home and finds the IRS has frozen all of his assets. In order to reclaim his fortune, he and Alfonso start a lucrative drug dealing business and the term "silver spoons" takes on a whole new meaning.