The TV Yearbook

Well it's been a year so it seems like a good time to release something. This is our last episode of the season and the series. We had a good run but if you would like to change our mind and continue with the work of art, please reach out via the socials, gmail ([email protected]), or patreon.  Regardless we did very little editing on this to get it out, so don't be too harsh of a judge and enjoy.  According to popular opinion on the internet: The best episode of this series is season 3 episode 20: Honey, I Broke the House While the worst is season 8 episode 15: My Left Food and Right Foot

In 1992, Comedian Mark Curry realized the dream by making a TV show about a man, Mr. Cooper, who almost realizes the dream of being an NBA star only to become a substitute teacher.    Mr. Cooper charismatically graces the screen helping the troubled youth of Oakland realize their potential and attempts to leave the world a better place than when he found it. Pure TGIF material.    I would like you to imagine you are a star athlete that is in striking distance of realizing the dream only to fall short, what would you do? If your answer is move in with a friend and become a substitute teacher to help troubled youths, then this is the show for you.    According to popular opinion on the internet: The best episode of this series is season 1 episode 3: On the Rebound While the worst is season 2 episode 20: Double Cheeseburger, Hold the Diploma

Have you ever seen "The Odd Couple" or "Mork and Mindy" or "Tuner and Hooch"? If so, you pretty much know what "Perfect Strangers" is about.   A Wisconsin native and a shepard from Mypos move in together in the big city of Chicago. Witty dialogue, precarious situations, and misspoken idioms abound.    If you like to know what is going to happen in an episode, then this is the series for you.    According to popular opinion on the internet: The best episode of this series is season 3 episode 17: Pipe Dreams While the worst is season 7 episode 16: Yes Sir, That's My Baby

What would happen if someone was given a ton of money and free reign to create a show that was conceived in the brain of Jim Henson?  Well you don't have to wonder because it was created. A sitcom full of animatronic masses of latex and silicone, a catchphrase machine in the form of a baby megalosaurus, and gallons of anti-fungal cream for the actors inside those suits graced the TGIF lineup in the early 90's.  This "historic" show used a combination of expert puppetry and satire to become a forward-thinking sitcom that tackled everyday family issues through the lens of anthropomorphic dinosaurs. If you ever wished the show Roseanne was made of Muppets, then this is the series for you.  According to popular opinion on the internet: The best episode of this series is season 2 episode 2: Family Challenge While the worst is season 2 episode 22: Slave to Fashion

Boy Meets World follows the boy, Cory Matthews, and his friend Shawn from middle school to college as they navigate all the trials and tribulations that those environments can hurl at you.  They tackle alcoholism, cults, parental absenteeism and a slew of other hard hitting issues.   However while you might not remember those episodes, what you probably remember is Topanga. You also probably remember puberty starting soon after.     If you like reminiscing about hormonal urges, then this is the series for you.  According to popular opinion on the internet: The best episode of this series is season 5 episode 24: Graduation While the worst is season 5 episode 5: The Witches of Pennbrook