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The New Addams Family (1998-99)

This comedy series was essentially a remake of the original television comedy series of the same name.

Lurch's Little Helper (1999)

See the original The Addams Family series for details.

The New Avengers (1976)

This 26-episode series was a follow-on to The Avengers, with John Steed assisted by two new avengers, Purdey and Gambit. Though the storylines were in a similar vein to many of those in the original series, the New Avengers' popularity never really reached the same heights.

The Last of the Cybernauts...?? (1976)

While being pursued by the New Avengers, double agent Kane dies in a fiery accident... or so they think. Horribly disfigured by the accident and confined to a wheelchair, Kane learns the secrets of the dreaded Cybernauts and finds a way of inhabiting a Cybernaut body in order to exact his revenge.

Night Gallery/Rod Serling's Night Gallery (1970)

This series was similar in format to the much more well-known The Twilight Zone, although the latter was much more science fiction-orientated. Each episode featured a different story, as represented by a painting in the 'night gallery'.

You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore (1970)

A couple who are abusive to their help, finds that their new robot maid seems to be developing survival instincts.

Class of '99 (1970)

A professor gives his students some very strange final tests to determine if they can 'graduate' and take their places in the world. But all of the students (and the professor and his assistants) are in fact androids, intended to take over an Earth on which the human population has been decimated by war, famine and plague.

Not Quite Human (1987)

Dr. Carson, a scientist, invents a robot teenage boy - Chip - and sends him to school with his daughter, to see if he can interact with other humans. Dr. Carson's former employer decides to steal Chip.

Not Quite Human II (1989)

Chip - older and wiser - is off to college, where he contracts a computer virus and falls in love with Roberta - an android.

	The New Addams Family (1998-99)
		This comedy series was essentially a remake of the original television comedy series of the same name.
		Lurch's Little Helper (1999)
		See the original The Addams Family series for details.
	The New Avengers (1976)
		This 26-episode series was a follow-on to The Avengers, with John Steed assisted by two new avengers, Purdey and Gambit. Though the storylines were in a similar vein to many of those in the original series, the New Avengers' popularity never really reached the same heights.
		The Last of the Cybernauts...?? (1976)
		While being pursued by the New Avengers, double agent Kane dies in a fiery accident... or so they think. Horribly disfigured by the accident and confined to a wheelchair, Kane learns the secrets of the dreaded Cybernauts and finds a way of inhabiting a Cybernaut body in order to exact his revenge.
	Night Gallery/Rod Serling's Night Gallery (1970)
		This series was similar in format to the much more well-known The Twilight Zone, although the latter was much more science fiction-orientated. Each episode featured a different story, as represented by a painting in the 'night gallery'.
		You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore (1970)
		A couple who are abusive to their help, finds that their new robot maid seems to be developing survival instincts.
		Class of '99 (1970)
		A professor gives his students some very strange final tests to determine if they can 'graduate' and take their places in the world. But all of the students (and the professor and his assistants) are in fact androids, intended to take over an Earth on which the human population has been decimated by war, famine and plague.
	Not Quite Human (1987)
		Dr. Carson, a scientist, invents a robot teenage boy - Chip - and sends him to school with his daughter, to see if he can interact with other humans. Dr. Carson's former employer decides to steal Chip.
	Not Quite Human II (1989)
		Chip - older and wiser - is off to college, where he contracts a computer virus and falls in love with Roberta - an android.