Retro Vision

dncsky1530 writes "The Sydney Morning Herald reports: It babysat generations, distracted countless teenagers from homework and, as Homer Simpson sagely observed about television, became our 'teacher, mother, secret lover'. Sure, the shows may have been ludicrous - think Webster, The A-Team, Charles In Charge - but they became part of our lives nonetheless. So what do you do when they end? Immortalise them online. At least, you do if you're a diehard fan - and there are plenty of them out there. Look up a show, any show, and the odds are there'll be at least one fan site, possibly with a tinny version of the soundtrack playing in the background and certainly with photos galore, plot lines, trivia as well as 'where are they now?' information on the actors."

Comments

It's not just for memories and trivia

[Savatte]

the popularity and fanaticism of family guy on the web contributed to it getting put back on the air.

Tv show research

[Stonan]

http://www.tvtome.com/list/all.html

Very extensive site for tv shows animated or otherwise includes episode lists & guides as well as all people accociated with them.

It's not my site but one I consult regularly.