IV. REC.ARTS.TV FAQ:

                                WWW SITES
                               FOR TV SHOWS
                        ASSOCIATED WITH REC.ARTS.TV


                                  PART A:
                             MAIN WWW SITES &
                        WWW FOR "CURRENT" TV SHOWS

                              by Ian J. Ball


This version:  3.10
Last updated:  July 1, 1998



THE REC.ARTS.TV FAQ:

      I.   THE REC.ARTS.TV FAQ: General FAQL
              Frequently Asked Questions List for the usenet group 
              rec.arts.tv: made up of a list of answers for some of the 
              most commonly asked questions for rec.arts.tv (imagine 
              that!). Included are the defintion of some terms, a list 
              of TV show abbreviations used in rec.arts.tv (and other TV 
              groups), and a list of TV network addresses & phone 
              numbers for rec.arts.tv.

      II.  THE REC.ARTS.TV FAQ: Usenet & Mail FAQ
              Frequently Asked Questions about all the usenet newsgroups 
              and internet mailing lists for TV. Included are a list of all 
              usenet newsgroups associated with TV and TV shows, and a list 
              of TV-related and TV show mailing lists.

      III. THE REC.ARTS.TV FAQ: WWW Pages for Shows  (**this document**)
              Frequently Asked Questions about WWW (Web) pages for TV, and 
              the TV shows associated with rec.arts.tv. Included are a list 
              of known WWW sites arranged alphabetically by TV show.
              This FAQ is in three sections: 
                 - Part A is devoted to the main TV Web sites and WWW 
                      sites for all current "first-run" U.S. TV shows.
                 - Part B is devoted to WWW sites for all "classic" 
                      U.S. TV shows (i.e. those that are no longer 
                      "first-run").
                 - Part C is a short document devoted exclusively to 
                      WWW sites for British and Canadian TV shows.



TABLE OF CONTENTS for Part III.A:

Part III.A contains the main TV Web sites and WWW sites for all current 
"first-run" shows.

0.0)  Introduction
      0.1)  What is a FAQ? What is an Episode Guide? Etc.
      0.2)  Acknowledgments
      0.3)  Where the Author Can Be Reached
      0.4)  Where Can I Get a Copy of This FAQ?
      0.5)  The Main Internet TV Group: rec.arts.tv
      0.6)  How Often Will This FAQ Be Posted?
      0.7)  What Is the World Wide Web (WWW)? How Do I Access It?
      0.8)  What is in each sub-Part of this Part of the FAQ?
      0.9)  CHANGED/ADDED: Since last version

1.0)  The Main TV WWW (Web) Sites
      1.1)  Important General TV WWW Sites
      1.2)  WWW Sites with Multiple Episode Guides
      1.3)  TV Schedules WWW Sites
             1.3.1)  "Official" Schedule Sites
             1.3.2)  "Unofficial" Schedule Sites
      1.4)  Other (General) TV WWW Sites
             1.4.1)  TV Indexes
             1.4.2)  More General TV Show Info or TV History Sites
             1.4.3)  TV Organizations
             1.4.4)  TV Reviews and/or Commentary
             1.4.5)  Commercial/Retail TV-Related Sites
      1.5)  WWW Sites for US Television Networks, Etc.
             1.5.1)  "Production Company" WWW Sites
             1.5.2)  Broadcast Network WWW Sites
             1.5.3)  Cable Network WWW Sites
             1.5.4)  A Note on WWW Sites for U.S. Television Stations
      1.6)  WWW Sites for Non-US Television Networks
             1.6.1)  British Networks
             1.6.2)  Canadian Networks
             1.6.3)  Networks for Australia & New Zealand

2.0)  WWW Sites for "Current" TV Shows
      2.1)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: COMEDY
      2.2)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: DRAMA
      2.3)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: SCIENCE-FICTION/FANTASY
      2.4)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: DAYTIME SOAP OPERAS
      2.5)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: MISCELLANEOUS & OTHER


Part III.B contains WWW sites for all "classic" TV shows (i.e. 
those that are no longer "first-run"). It is the next document.

Part III.C contains WWW sites for British and Canadian TV shows. 



0.0)  INTRODUCTION

This is the most recent full edition of a file that will be regularly 
posted to answer some Frequently Asked Questions in rec.arts.tv.  
Permission is granted by the author to use portions of this file in an 
UNMODIFIED orm on other networks and BB's, etc. for information purposes 
only. Rights to modifications to this file are reserved by the author.

  Note: This document may freely copied and distributed for personal 
  use or for the sake of information purposes only.  It may be 
  distributed in its entirety, with all original author and copyright 
  information intact. Any sales of this document or use of it in a for-
  profit project, or use in any other capacity save those already 
  mentioned, is expressly forbidden without the specific consent of 
  the author. Copyright, Ian J. Ball, 1995, 1998.

DISCLAIMER: I will attempt to keep this FAQ as updated as possible. But 
            an absence of any item from this list does not necessarily 
            mean that the item doesn't exist. And I can't promise that I 
            will be able to include everything in this FAQ (as of now, I 
            am sticking to TV shows from English speaking countries, 
            especially the U.S.). Further, certain items may contain 
            typos, so be careful when entering items from this list. Any 
            errors should be forwarded to the author.


0.1) What is a FAQ? What is an Episode Guide? Etc.

FAQ's & FAQL's:

A FAQ (short for "Frequently Asked Questions") or a FAQL (short for 
"Frequently Asked Questions List") is a document that serves to answer 
commonly (or perhaps not so commonly) asked questions about a particular 
subject. 

Such a document is usually posted to the Internet to the various groups 
or BB's (bulletin boards), or to an online service bulletin board or BBS, 
to which it is relevant, in the hopes of answering these often asked 
questions. 

For instance, a FAQ about a TV show will attempt to answer questions 
about that TV show, and will be posted to some relevant usenet groups 
(and BB's on the on-line services) in hopes of answering the common 
questions asked the TV show(s). Hopefully, a FAQ (like this one) will 
mean that people will not have to post a message to get an answer to 
their question: they can just wait for the FAQ to be posted.


Episode Guides & Summaries:

An episode guide is a document that serves to provide information about 
each episode of a particular TV show. Episode guides provide a short 
synopsis of the plot of each episode, and sometimes other information, 
including episode titles, the credits for that episode, original airdates 
and/or prodcution code numbers. They are sometimes posted to the relevant 
newsgroup(s), or they are found via FTP or the Web.

Episode summaries are *much* more detailed plot synopses, but usually of 
only one particular episode. In other words, while an episode guide is a 
long list of short plot synopses for all the episodes of a show or a 
season, an episode summary is a document that deals only one episode in 
detail. Shows with a very dedicated fandom (e.g. Star Trek, Babylon 5, 
ER, etc.) tend to have episode summaries more than they have episode 
guides.


Episode Lists:

Episode lists provide only a list of the number of episodes aired and the 
episode titles for a show, but *without* episode plot descriptions. 
Others go further and will list original first-run airdates and/or 
production codes. If it doesn't contain plot synopses, it's an episode 
list (*not* an episode guide).


0.2)  Acknowledgments

A special acknowledgement goes to Dave Chapman (dave@cheers.demon.co.uk; 
this E-mail address may no longer be correct), former maintainer of the 
Tardis (TV) FTP site located at:

     ftp://SRC.DOC.IC.AC.UK/media/tv/collection/tardis/

who tirlessly collected all the available TV FAQ's and episode guides 
when he was the maintainer of Tardis, and without whose efforts this FAQ 
would probably not be possible. 

And special thanks to Bob Hirsch (FTPAdmin@aol.com) and the FTP team on 
AOL who have made the "Members" AOL FTP site available to users for WWW 
and FTP sites, so that this FAQ (and my other FAQ's and episode guides) 
can have a permanent home for updates:

   ftp://members.aol.com/IJBall3/FTP/rec.arts.tv-FAQ/; 

see the "README" or the "README.html" file for more information).

I'd also like to thank the people who have helped me along the way, both 
with this FAQ, and with other questions, including:

      - Pete Brennan       (pete@tech.grumman.com)
      - Cliff Chen         (fidodido@pacificnet.net)
      - Tony Cianfaglione  (i-ema@chebucto.ns.ca)
      - Brad Dancer        (bdancer@mindspring.com)
      - Loren Heisey       (lorenr@peak.org)
      - Joshua Kreitzer    (j-kreitzer@nwu.edu)
      - Karla Robinson     (karla@pop.uky.edu)
      - Rick Shae          (rickshae@ix.netcom.com)
      - Nick Tang          (aq010@FreeNet.Carleton.CA)
      - David Tamkin       (dattier@miso.wwa.com)
      - Tom Walsh          (avs@netport.com)
      - "Vidiot"           (brown@vidiot.com)

and all the others (many of whom I'm probably unjustly leaving out).


0.3)  Where the Author Can Be Reached

This FAQ is an evolving document, and it is probably either incorrect in 
parts or is missing useful information. If any person has any questions, 
comments or suggestions about this FAQ, please contact the author, Ian J. 
Ball at:

   IJBall@aol.com              (prefered address for private E-mail)

Any help on this project will be appreciated.


0.4)  Where Can I Get a Copy of This FAQ?

FTP:

As of now, this FAQ is available from two FTP sites:

  The first one is my own personal folder available in one of AOL's own 
  FTP sites; the most up-to-date version of this FAQ can be found here. 
     (NOTE: Enter the menus as shown when trying to reach this site, as 
  AOL does *not* allow a "dir" listing of the root directory of that site, 
  as it would contain up to 2.5 million different folders!)
     (ALSO NOTE: My other FAQ's and episode guides are available from 
  this same FTP site.) It can be found at either of the following 
  addresses:

     ftp://MEMBERS.AOL.COM/IJBall3/FTP/rec.arts.tv-FAQ/   *or*
     ftp://USERS.AOL.COM/IJBall3/FTP/rec.arts.tv-FAQ/

  The second FTP site is the Tardis FTP site; all manner of TV FAQ's and 
  episode guides are available from here. However, the version of the FAQ 
  avilable here is several *months* OUT-OF-DATE (so use my FTP site at 
  AOL if you can). Still, the address for Tardis is:

     ftp://SRC.DOC.IC.AC.UK/public/media/tv/collections/tardis/meta_info/


WWW (the Web):

Presently there are two Web sites which contains this FAQ (that I know 
of). (If anyone else wants to make it available at their site, please let 
me know!)

  At present, the Web site for this FAQ (in HTML format) will be found 
  through my home page. It is presently under construction, but most of
  it can be found at:

     http://MEMBERS.AOL.COM/IJBall/WWW/ratv/FAQ-Intro.html   *or*
     http://USERS.AOL.COM/IJBall/WWW/ratv/FAQ-Intro.html

  The second site is the "Avimall" Archive for TV episode guides and 
  FAQ's. The version of the FAQ found here in text format (i.e. 
  PREformated or non-HMTL format). It can be reached through:

     http://AVIMALL.COM/entertain/index.html


0.5)  The Main Internet TV Group: rec.arts.tv

*rec.arts.tv* is the primary usenet newsgroup for discussion of all TV 
shows and related subjects. It's official newsgroup description is: 

     "The boob tube, its history, and past and current shows."

*rec.arts.tv* is widely distributed as part of the full "big 7" usenet 
newsfeed (e.g. comp., misc., news., rec., sci., soc., talk.). 

Unlike some other rec.* groups, *rec.arts.tv* is unmoderated. Any 
questions concerning a TV show, foreign or domestic, should probably 
directed here first. It is appropriate to discuss any TV show or movie; 
first-run or rerun; network, cable or syndicated show in *rec.arts.tv*.

Besides *rec.arts.tv*, there are other more specialized TV groups, 
including the rec.arts.sf.tv.*, rec.arts.startrek.*, rec.arts.tv.soaps.*, 
rec.arts.tv.uk.* hierarchies, and the more limitedly distributed alt.tv.* 
hierarchy. But *rec.arts.tv* is the primary usenet group for general TV 
discussion (i.e. *do* start here first).


0.6)  How Often Will This FAQ Be Posted?

All parts of this FAQ will be posted once a month to rec.arts.tv (and 
perhaps to news.answers, etc.), either on the first of the month or 
around the first Monday of the month (holidays excepted). If it is 
necessary, Part 1 of this FAQ will be posted more often (likely, 
bimonthly). However this FAQ can also be obtained via FTP and the Web 
(see Section 0.4 above), and information in this (e.g. part of the 
introduction to this FAQ) may also be posted more often (perhaps 
bimonthly or weekly).


0.7)  What Is the World Wide Web (WWW)? How Do I Access It?

WWW stands for the World Wide Web (or, just "the Web" for short). It is 
the newest and fastest growing part of what is commonly known as "the 
Internet" or "the Information Superhighway", as it has existed only since 
the very late 1980's and has grown tremendously in the last 2 years. It 
is based on the HTML computer language, which stands for "HyperText Mark-
up Language".

HMTL is based on a simple premise: any text document can be converted 
into an HTML document by the addition of "tags". These tags are 
identified by the "<[tag]>" brackets for opening tags, and "</[tag]>" 
brackets for closing tags (e.g. <PRE> is the opening tag for PREformated 
text, </PRE> is the closing tag for PREformated text, etc.). These HTML 
documents can then be placed at a special server (e.g. an FTP server with 
an 80 port) that can accept commands from a Webreader.

The second novel feature of the WWW/HTML is its ability to "link" from 
one document to the next through HTTP, short for "HyperText Transfer 
Protocol"; this is part of the feature that is known as "HyperText". Thus 
if one knows HTML, and one knows the address of a second Web page about a 
certain subject that is mentioned on the person's page, one can 
"highlight" that word or phrase, and have it "linked" to the second Web 
page. All a reader has to do is to click on or select the highlighted 
word or phrase and viola! the Web page on that subject will automatically 
be uploaded for the user to read.

A Webreader, and an internet connection, is all an internet user needs to 
access the Web. The Webreader is what interprets the tags in an HTML 
document after the document has been uploaded from the WWW server, and 
then lays out the page according to those tags and the Webreader's own 
set-up. Many Webreaders also have the ability to access FTP and Gopher 
sites. 

The most popular Webreaders, by operating system, are listed below:

        News reader    Operating sys.      Description
        -----------    --------------      -----------
         Netscape       Windows,            Now probably the most popular 
                        Macintosh              GUI Webreader; relatively 
                        X-Windows              fast; nice looking; from: 
                                             ftp://ftp.netscape.com/
                                                  /netscape/
         Explorer       Windows,            Now the second most popular 
                        Macintosh              webreader, thanks to 
                                               Microsoft's near monopoly 
                                               on evrything PC; available 
                                               from: 
                                             ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/
         Mosaic         Windows,            Previously the most popular 
                        Macintosh              Web reader; nice looking; 
                        X-Windows              but Beta versions have 
                                               been unreliable; was once 
                                               slow; from: 
                                             ftp://ftp.ncsa.uicu.edu/
         Lynx           UNIX, VAX           A text-driven Webreader that 
                                               is simple to use; the 
                                               lack of the ability to 
                                               load images and sounds 
                                               rather defeats the 
                                               purpose of the Web 
                                               however; available from: 
                                             ftp://ftp2.cc.ukans.edu/
                                                  /pub/WWW/lynx/
         MacWeb         Macintosh           A Mac Webreader that is very 
                                               small and *very* fast; no 
                                               frills, and now pretty 
                                               obsolete; available from:
                                             ftp://ftp.einet.net/einet
                                                  /mac/macweb/
         WinWeb         Windows             A Windows Webreader made by 
                                               the same people who make 
                                               MacWeb above; from:
                                             ftp://ftp.einet.net/einet
                                                  /pc/winweb/

NOTE: Most of the On-Line services (e.g. AOL, CompuServe, Prodigy) now 
seem to have thier own Webreaders (though they now are allowing Netscape 
or Explorer use) that work through the company's servers. All are 
acceptably fast, and have acceptable interfaces.

Once one has a Webreader, all one needs are the address for various Web 
sites. Most of the popular Webreaders default to a home page with links 
to other sites. And of course, this FAQ list the links to all (or almost 
all, at least) of the TV Web sites.


0.8)  What is in each sub-Part of this Part of the FAQ?

As this FAQ was developed, it soon became apparent that the WWW (and 
FTP) Parts of the rec.arts.tv FAQ were becoming too large to post as 
single documents. In addition, these Parts were too cumbersome to convert 
in their entirety into HTML versions: the user would end up with very 
large documents to download, which can be a problem when the connection 
is slow. Indeed, this is one of the principal problems with some of the 
other main TV WWW sites (see Section 1.1 of Part III.A of this FAQ).

I decided that the most logical answer would be to split Part 3 of 
this FAQ into three sub-Parts based on content. So Parts 3 of this FAQ 
are actually made up of 3 sub-Parts:

      - Part A, which is devoted to the main TV (WWW) sites, and to the 
           Internet sites for all current "first-run" U.S. TV shows.

      - Part B, which is devoted to Internet sites for "classic" U.S. TV 
           shows (i.e. those shows that are no longer "first-run").

      - Part C is a short document devoted exclusively to British 
           and Canadian TV shows.

This seemed to be a logical division, as most of the posts to rec.arts.tv 
usually involved people either interested in sites for old shows *or* 
(usually more newbie-like) people interested in sites for currently 
first-run shows; the British & Canadian TV Part is added for completeness.


0.9)  CHANGED/ADDED: Since last version

The following things have been changed or added since the last version 
of this FAQ:

      - All links for Sections 1.1-1.4 were authenticated and updated.

      - The followingadditions or moifications were made to Section 1.1: 
        The Main TV WWW Section (this section was also reordered):
           - AviMall (submissions are likely no longer accepted!)
                (http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html)

      - The following TV episode guide WWW sites were added or modified in 
        Section 1.2.
           - Stephan Lerchegger's episode guides site (moved!)
                (now: http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/pulpfiction/99/)
           - Tony Lammens' episode guides site (moved! and refined)
                (now: http://www.sofcom.com/lammens/)
           - Lee Whitesides' SFTV site  (E-mail fixed)

      - No TV schedules WWW sites in Section 1.3 have been added 
        or modified.

      - The dollowing "Other" (General) sites in Section 1.4 have been 
        added or modified:
           - thijs@cs.vu.nl's sitcom site  (DELETED)
           - The "Science Fiction Meta Index"  (DELETED)
           - Rob Satonica's site  (DELETED)
           - Snake-Byte  (DELETED)
           - Infosearch's Broadcast links  (DELETED)
           - YPN's TV page  (DELETED)
           - The Australian Soaps page  (DELETED)
           - Trivia for classic TV shows  (DELETED)
           - TV Theme Songs site  (DELETED)
           - The War Room  (DELETED)
           - Movies on Australian TV  (DELETED: out-of-date)
           - Movies Online  (DELETED)
           - TeeVee That Didn't  (Section 1.4.1)
                (http://members.tripod.com/~seclar/index.htm)
           - Sitcom Corner  (Section 1.4.1)
                (http://members.xoom.com/TVCorner/sitcom/sitcomstart.htm, or 
                 http://start.at/sitcom-corner/)
           - TV Comedy Guide (from The Mining Company)  (Section 1.4.1)
                (http://tvcomedy.miningco.com/)
           - Bigglethwaite's UKTV QuickSheet (moved!)  (Section 1.4.1)
                (now: http://www.bigglethwaite.com/uktvqs.htm)
           - "Medialink's" TV page (moved!)  (Section 1.4.1)
                (now: http://www.dds.nl/~kidon/media-link/tv.shtml)
           - Zip's Television site  (Section 1.4.2)
                (http://www.hoflink.com/~zip6/)
           - Television Chronicles (moved!)  (Section 1.4.2)
                (now: http://www.ironlight.net/tvchronicles/)
           - Don't Touch That Dial (moved!)  (Section 1.4.5)
                (now: http://www.tvdial.com/)

      - No new studios were added to Section 1.5.1.

      - No additions or modifications have been made to the list for the TV 
        broadcast and/or cable networks links in Sections 1.5.2-1.5.4.

      - No new additions (or changes) have been made to the list for 
        the networks and/or TV stations links in Sections 1.6.1-1.6.3:

      - Changes to Section 2.1: the "COMEDY" Section include:
           - ADDED: 
               - none
           - MODIFED:
               - Moesha
           - REMOVED/MOVED to the "Classic" Section, due to cancellation:
               - none

      - Changes to Section 2.2: the "DRAMA" Section include:
           - ADDED: 
               - none
           - MODIFED:
               - 7th Heaven
               - JAG
               - The Magnificent Seven
               - Walker Texas Ranger
           - REMOVED/MOVED to the "Classic" Section, due to cancellation:
               - none

      - Changes to Section 2.3: the "SCI-FI/FANTASY" Section include:
           - ADDED: 
               - none
           - MODIFED:
               - Highlander    (will also be deleted after the show's last 
                                13 episodes this fall)
           - REMOVED/MOVED to the "Classic" Section, due to cancellation:
               - none

      - The following changes were made to the shows in Section 2.4: the 
        "DAYTIME SOAPS" Section:
               - none

      - The following changes were made to Section 2.5: the "MISCELLANEA" 
        Section:
               - South Park
           - REMOVED/MOVED to the "Classic" Section, due to cancellation:
               - none


1.0)  THE MAIN TV WWW (WEB) SITES

1.1)  Important General TV WWW Sites:

The following is the list of the ten or so most important WWW sites 
for users interested in obtaining TV episode guides and FAQ's, or for 
obtaining general TV information, or for finding TV show-related web 
sites:

  1) http://www.xnet.com/~djk/main_page.shtml
        The "Episode Guides Page", from Dennis Kytassari, George Fergus 
        and John Lavalie, contains over 175 episode guides (and over 400 
        episode lists!), several not found elsewhere, for U.S. and U.K. TV 
        shows; it seems to be growing steadily.
        Mailto: djk@xnet.com, or fergus@xnet.com

  2) http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html
        The "AviMall" Web site is an archive of many TV episode guides, 
        in much the same way as "The Entertainment Media Archives" 
        and "Tardis" used to archive episode guides. However, the 
        maintainer of the AviMall archive has recently expressd an 
        interest in moving on, so I doubt any new episode guide 
        submissions will be accepted. 
           The list of guides still available at AviMall can be found at:

           http://avimall.com/entertain/indexfull.txt

        As of now, there are more than 800 guides!
        NOTE: Only episode guides that are *unique* to AviMall will be 
        listed in this FAQ; still, duplicate of guides for popular shows 
        may also be found here. And only episode *guides* at AviMall are 
        listed here; episode *lists* are excluded. See the AviMall site 
        for more details.
        Mailto: avs@netport.com

  3) http://www.ultimatetv.com/UTVL/utvl.html
        The "Ultimate TV List" for the Web, which includes most of the 
        known links to many of TV show Web sites (a database maintained 
        by users), and also a lot of TV information contained in this 
        FAQ. It also contains the "TV Internet Resource Guide". A very 
        useful resourse for tracking down TV show Internet resources. 
        However, it can be cumbersome and used to be *slow*, though 
        recent reorganiziations of the site have seemed to improve 
        matters. It is definitely a "must see" TV web site.
        Mailto: utvl-maintainer@ultimatetv.com  (or "submission" form)

  4) http://www.yahoo.com/Entertainment/Television/
        The "Yahoo" Web pointers: a somewhat complete list (now almost 
        as complete as the "Ultimate TV List", and sometimes even more 
        complete) of pointers to TV Web sites, including some not found 
        other places. But Yahoo is somewhat difficult to submit links to.
        Mailto: n/a

  5) http://www.imdb.com/      (Headquarters URL)
        The "Internet Movie (& TV) Database" (IMDb), which can be reached 
        through the following three sites:

           1) http://us.imdb.com/         (USA)
           2) http://uk.imdb.com/         (UK)
           3) http://italy.imdb.com/      (Italy)

        The IMDb is a searchable database (maintained by users) which 
        users can use to obtain the cast of a TV show (or movie), or a 
        list of other roles for actors and actresses (see, Part 1 of this 
        FAQ, Section 1.3 for more information).
        Mailto: movie@imdb.com

  6) http://www.afionline.org/CineMedia/cmframe.html
        The "CineMedia" TV site from the American Film Institute. 
        Contains a large number of links to resources for TV shows 
        and networks, as well as other information (e.g. movies, radio).
        Mailto: CineMedia@afionline.org

  7) http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/tv/top.html
        A somewhat complete Web list of usenet FAQ's, including (in the 
        case of this particular page) FAQs for TV shows. To get on this 
        list, the FAQ's or guides must be submitted to news.answers.
        Mailto: news-answers-request@mit.edu

  8) http://members.aol.com/soaplinks/index.html
        The "Soap Links" page: a very comprehensive listing of links to 
        most of the currently airing TV drama/soap operas, especially 
        daytime soap operas. Probably the site of sites for readers of 
        the rec.arts.tv.soaps.* hierarchy.
        Mailto: soaplinks@port-charles.com

  9) http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~dave/guides/index.html
        A Web interface to the Tardis FTP site, which contains several 
        guides, including former site maintainer Dave Chapman's own 
        guides, some of which can't be found elsewhere. But it is *not* 
        being updated anymore, so its usefulness is limited to guides 
        for older shows.
        Mailto: tv-archive@cheers.demon.co.uk  (moribund)



1.2)  WWW Sites with Multiple Episode Guides

Here are the WWW sites that contain multiple episode guides (or episode 
lists), but are not full TV episode guide/FAQ archives like some of the 
sites in Section 1.1 above:

     http://coptv.miningco.com/
        The "Cop TV" site, which is devoted to "cop" TV shows, such as 
        "Homicide" and "NYPD Blue".

     http://members.aol.com/IJBall/WWW/TV.html, or
     http://users.aol.com/IJBall/WWW/TV.html
        A site containing several (of my) TV episode guides and FAQ's, 
        including this rec.arts.tv FAQ.
        Mailto: IJBall@aol.com

     http://pages.prodigy.com/mr&mrs-smith/mysites.htm
        Jason Conrad's site for Nowhere Man, Quantum Leap and Mr. & Mrs. 
        Smith.
        Mailto: CWZY26B@prodigy.com

     http://people.delphi.com/slanoue/tvpage.htm
        Suzanne Lanoue's site containing many TV related links, and a 
        number of episode guides, including several guides that cannot be 
        found elsewhere.
        Mailto: slanoue@delphi.com

     http://primetimeguide.hypermart.net/
        The "PrimeTime Guide" site from Robert Ewing, which contains the 
        old "96-97 TV Episode Guides" page (originally by Tony Lammens), 
        and now "contains guides for every current U.S. TV series".
        Mailto: rewing@dynamite.com.au

     http://www.canit.se/~dpa/guides/
        A site for many episode lists (and some episode guides), mostly  
        for US comedies and Swedish TV shows.
        Mailto: dpa@canit.se

     http://www.crl.com/~rad/
     http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/9821/
        Audrey DeLisle's Web site, which contains her several TV episode 
        guides; a useful site, especially for guides for syndicated 
        shows. 
        Mailto: rad@crl.com

     http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/pulpfiction/99/
        A Web site for Stephan Lerchegger's episode guides and 
        German episode lists.
        Mailto: phyx@gmx.net

     http://www.goodnet.com/~leew/
        Lee Whitesides' site for science-fiction and fantasy TV shows, 
        and their TV airing schedules; includes show episode lists.
        Mailto: leew@goodnet.com

     http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~tokra/tv.htm
        Torsten Kracke's site for TV episode guides and lists, 
        with the added benefit of being in Deutsch (that's German 
        for the language deficient!).
        Mailto: tokra@brem.de

     http://www.jump.net/~snapp/tvguide/
        A Web site with episode guides for several TV shows, including 
        Magnum PI, The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., Max Headroom, 
        and other classic and current shows.
        Mailto: snapp@jump.net

     http://www.lido.com/tv/
        A Web site for Doug Kraus' guides, which mostly include MASH, 
        Gilligan's Island, Saturday Night Live, the Gameshows List and 
        info on Infomercials.
        Mailto: dijon@lido.com

     http://www.mjnewton.demon.co.uk/tv/
        The "Newton's Laws of Television" site from Matthew J. Newton, 
        which is dedicated to some British TV comedies.
        Mailto: matthew@mjnewton.demon.co.uk

     http://www.nyx.net/~dnadams/index.html
        A Web site for Dean Adams' guides, which mostly include FOX 
        comedies, but also include comedies like "Frasier".
        Mailto: dadams@netcom.com

     http://www.peak.org/~lorenr/
        Loren Heisey's web site, which contains guides for The Outer 
        Limits (both versions), Young Indiana Jones, and links to other 
        sites.
        Mailto: lorenr@peak.org

     http://www.sofcom.com/lammens/
        Tony Lammens' site, which contains his several episode guides 
        including the British cop drama The Bill, as well as several 
        American dramas, such as Murder One, Millennium, etc. (NOTE: 
        Tony's former '96-'97 Season episode guides page, which contained
        short episode guides for many of the first-run shows shown in 
        Primetime on the U.S. broadcast networks can still be found at 
        http://www.sofcom.com/lammens/episodes.htm.)
        Mailto: lammens@connexus.apana.org.au

     http://www.uran.net/sci_fi/goscifi.html
        The SciFi Site WWW Pages, a site which contains many guides to 
        sci-fi shows of the past.

     http://www.vidiot.com/
        A Web site for Vidiot's guides, including the "complete" Web on 
        the Star Trek saga.
        Mailto: vidiot@vidiot.com


1.3)  TV Schedules WWW Sites

I've divided this section into two parts: "official" schedules sites 
(e.g. "TV Guide", etc.) that tend to provide TV schedule info on a daily 
basis, and "unofficial" sites (e.g. PrimeTime Review, My status page, 
etc.) which tend to list general schedule info (e.g. general schedule 
grids, renewal/cancelation information, etc.).

 1.3.1)  "Official" Schedule Sites:

 For this information, people may also want to check Mark Holtz's 
 "TV Listings Page" which also lists TV schedules WWW sites:

     http://www.speedlink.com/mholtz/links/tvlisting.htm

 Here are the "official" sites that contain partial or complete TV schedule 
 information, *every* day:

     http://my.excite.com/tv/
        The web service "My Excite Channel"; it allows users to customize 
        a web page full of information, including a customizable grid for 
        TV schedules.

     http://www.clicktv.com/
        ClickTV's web site which, among other things, allow users to get 
        schedule grids or listings by channel. Note: This site only lists 
        cable channels; the broadcast networks are not listed.

     http://www.clicktv.com/index.cfm?cid=097
        Jam!/ClickTV's televisions listings web site which includes 
        Canadian TV schedules by province (in a grid format), and the 
        Top 20 TV ratings for Canadian TV.

     http://www.directv.com/misc/pgm_guide/
        The web site for DirecTV's schedule listings for its satellite 
        TV service.

     http://www.link-it.com/tv/
        The "Link-It UK TV Guide", which lists schedules for the 5 main 
        UK TV networks/channels.

     http://www.nytimes.com/etv/
        A Web for the New York Times' "TV Host Online"; includes some 
        scheduling information. Part of this site is reserved for 
        subscribers though.

     http://www.pa.press.net/tv/schedules/r_carlton.html
        The site for The Press Association of Great Britain; contains 
        broadcast and satellite TV schedules.

     http://www.prevue.com/
        The web site for The Preview Channel online; it includes TV 
        scheduls for 250+ cable systems around the country, and displays 
        schedules in a grid format (or by channel). This online version 
        of the Preview Channel is a very nice, and useful, site.

     http://www.radiotimes.beeb.com/
        The web site for the BBC's listing guide, Radio Times; it 
        contains schedule listings for all of the UK's broadcast and 
        satellite TV networks.

     http://www.sofcom.com.au/TV/
        The site for Australian TV Guide; contains schedule info, as well 
        as articles, a Top 10 ratings list for Australia and the U.S., 
        a growing index of TV-related sites and other information.

     http://www.tmstv.com/
        A listing for "The Chigago Tribune's TV Week" magazine; most 
        useful for programming in the *Chicago* area only, but there are 
        links for programming in > 80 cities around the country.

     http://www.toaster.co.uk/
        The "Toaster" web site , which bills itself as "the ultimate guide 
        to TV in the UK".

     http://www.totaltv.com/
        The site for "Total TV", a site which lists schedules for TV. 
        However, while it has complete listings for the programming on 
        the cable networks, its schedule info for the broadcast networks 
        (e.g. ABC, CBS, NBC, etc.) seems to be limited to Primetime 
        scheduling only.

     http://www.tv1.com/
        A listing for "The GIST's TV1" web site; includes daily schedules 
        for broadcast and cable networks, by either a daily grid (by 
        timesone) or by channel. Part of the listing is reserved for 
        subscribers; still a useful service to both subscribers and non-
        subscribers alike. A "must see" schedules site.

     http://www.tvgen.com/tv/magazine/
     http://www.tvgen.com/tv/listings/
        The Web site for the "TV Guide Online" schedule; essentially an online 
        edition of "TV Guide", schedule information can be found in a 
        grid format (for 2+ weeks of programming!). An indispensible 
        schedules site.

     http://www.tvguidelive.com/
        The Web site for the online version of Canada's "TV Guide "; 
        national schedule information may be added later.

     http://www.ultimatetv.com/listings/
        UltimateTV's "UltimateTV Listings" page; it provides a general 
        schedule grid (by timezone) for the programming on the broadcast 
        netwowks and most of the cable channels.


 1.3.2)  "Unofficial" Schedule Sites:

 Here are the sites that tend to list general or specialized schedule 
 info, such as general schedule grids for the broadcast networks, show 
 renewal and show cancelation information, etc.:

     http://members.aol.com/IJBall/WWW/ratv/articles/status98-99.html
        My "1998-99 TV Shows Status" page: it lists all the shows that 
        have been cancelled, put on hiatus, renewed, moved, are in 
        trouble or are new to the season or mid-season. (Pages for 
        the '96-'97 and '97-'98 TV Seasons can also be found through 
        this page.)

     http://www.aei.ca/~rad/
        Randi A. Dertzo's site which contains a fall schedule grid, 
        renewal/cancelation and new shows pages, as well as information 
        on the spcific TV schedule in Vermont and Quebec.

     http://www.infinet.com/~jcarter/
        Jay Carter's Primetime TV Scoreboards, which keeps track of the 
        new and cancelled TV shows for the last couple of seasons; similar 
        to the "TV Shows Status" page that I maintain.

     http://www.losangeles.com/movies/
        "The Cable Movie Guide"; it used to prove daily TV and Movie 
        listings (it doesn't now), but it still provides television 
        and movie related information.

     http://www.primetimereview.com/98prime.html
        PrimeTime Review's Web page with the Fall schedules for the 6 US 
        broadcast networks in grid form. The general site, found at 
        (http://www.primetimereview.com/), also includes reviews, news on 
        new shows and cancellations, and other useful information.

     http://www.student.net/tv/
        The web site for "Student.Net TV Search & Remind"; this site
         allows usrs to search for the schedule info for specific shows, 
        and then allows the user to set up E-mail reminders before the 
        show airs.

     http://www.tv-now.com/index.html
        TV Now's site, an interesting site that list schedule information 
        by TV or Movie "Star".


1.4)  Other (General) TV WWW Sites

Here are some other WWW sites that contain useful TV information, but 
these are not "full" TV Web sites like those in Sections 1.1 and 1.2 
above. These sites are split into five categories.

 1.4.1)  TV Indexes:

 These sites are somewhat like the sites listed in Section 1.1, except 
 that they are either for a specific genre or nation only, or they are 
 not quite as complete as those listed in Section 1.1.

     http://members.aol.com/svandensen/main.htm
        The Internet "SF, Fantasy and Horror Yellow Pages"; it's an index 
        of links to sites devoted to TV shows in the Sci-Fi, Fantasy or 
        Horror genres.
        Mailto: svandensen@aol.com

     http://members.tripod.com/~seclar/index.htm
        The web site for "TeeVee That Didn't" from Steve Clark which is devoted 
        to shows that I call "One-Season Wonders", i.e. those shows that only 
        last a season or less despite the fact that many were good (ptential) 
        TV series. This site lacks actual episode guides, but does include 
        series synopsies.
        Mailto: tvdidnt@usa.net

     http://members.xoom.com/TVCorner/sitcom/sitcomstart.htm, or 
     http://start.at/sitcom-corner/
        The "Sitcom Corner" web site, which is (surprise!) devoted to 
        TV sitcoms. It contains an index of links for sites devoted to sitcoms; 
        the index is sorted by decade, from the 50's through the 90's.

     http://tvcomedy.miningco.com/
        The "TV Comedy Guide", from Brian Uhl (and The Mining Company), 
        contains a fairly comprehenisve list of links to sites devoted 
        to various TV comedies; this site also contains othe information 
        such as the latest news on Tv comedies, and a list of new sitcoms 
        for the new Fall TV season.
        Mailto: tvguide.comedy@miningco.com

     http://www.bigglethwaite.com/uktvqs.htm
        Bigglethwaite's UKTV QuickSheet, which is an extensive index of 
        links to sites to devoted to British TV shows.
        Mailto: biggle@bigglethwaite.com

     http://www.cgstv.com/index.html
        The "TV Program Sites" web page, which contains an index of TV 
        sites for various TV shows, and such.

     http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Recreation/EMA/
        The renewed "Entertainment Media Archives", with links to many TV 
        sites.
        Mailto: i-ema@chebucto.ns.ca

     http://www.cs.cmu.edu/Web/Unofficial/Canadiana/tv/
        A Web listing for Canadian TV shows.

     http://www.dds.nl/~kidon/media-link/tv.shtml
        A Web site for "Medialink's" TV page, which is mostly devoted to 
        European TV, but which includes pointers to network Web pages.
        Mailto: kidon2@dds.nl

     http://www.ee.ed.ac.uk/~jmd/CultTV/
        The "Cult TV" site, which has a fairly complete Web list of links 
        to resources for TV shows, including some of the more "classic" 
        TV shows.
        Mailto: jmd@ee.ed.ac.uk

     http://www.idot.aol.com/mld/production/mld-index-tv.html
        AOL's master list of TV Mail Lists; fairly complete (can also be 
        reached through AOL's Mail Center).

     http://www.liszt.com/select/Arts/Television/
        The section of the LISZT Select site devoted to the indexing of 
        TV-related Mail Lists; so far incomplete, but it seems to be 
        a user-maintained database which means it may grow over time.

     http://www.onelist.com/cat8.html
        The "Entertainment" list of ONElist's Mailing Lists, which includes 
        its TV Mailing Lists; numerous mailing lists can be found here for 
        shows such as "&th Heaven", "The Nanny", The Pretender", etc.

     http://www.phoaks.com/rec/arts/tv/index.html
        Web pages for "Phoaks" that summarize the most frequently or 
        recently mentioned web resources during the last few months for 
        rec.arts.tv. Enjoy...

     http://www.pitt.edu/~dsbst26/cartoon.html
        The "Cartoon links" site, which contains links to most of the 
        known cartoon WWW sites.

     http://www.script-o-rama.com/
        Drew's "Script-o-Rama" site, an internet index of scripts and 
        screenplays collected by Drew; definitely a useful site to fans of 
        TV and aspiring screenwriters.
        Mailto: drew@script-o-rama.com

     http://www.serve.com/ericksen/index.html
        The UK Soaps Forum, hich is a fairly comprehensive list of links 
        to WWW sites for many British TV soaps.

     http://www.specialweb.com/tv/
        The "Internet TV Resources Guide" maintained by Celine 
        Chamberlin, which contains an index for TV links; only partially 
        complete.
        Mailto: tv@specialweb.com

     http://www.speedlink.com/mholtz/
        A Web site for Mark Holtz, which includes "List of Lists" for 
        Star Trek, Babylon 5 and Quantum Leap.
        Mailto: mholtz@bigfoot.com

     http://www.suite101.com/suite101.cfm
        Suite 101, which is attempting to set-up a link site like Yahoo, 
        except that they are attempting to filter sites by content. Note: 
        must be a member to use.

     http://www.thezone.pair.com/tv/
        The Zone's archive of TV links; fairly complete.
        Mailto: webmaster@thezone.pair.com

     http://www.timelapse.com/tvlink.html
        The site of TV Link, a fairly large index of TV-related links, 
        especially good for links for more techincal subjects (e.g. 
        HDTV).


 1.4.2)  More General TV Show Info or TV History Sites:

 These sites are either devoted more toward .gifs or .wavs for multiple 
 shows, or they contain information about multiple shows but without 
 episode guides. 

     http://members.aol.com/jeff560/chronotv.html
        A web site containing the chronology of TV history, particularly 
        the early history.

     http://saginaw.simplenet.com/tvguides/index.htm
        Steve Mindykowski's site; Steve collects back issues of 
        "TV Guide" and his site may be of use to collectors.
        Mailto: rugrats1@ix.netcom.com

     http://www.4soapoperas.com/
        The "4SoapOperas.com" site, which is dedicated to the latest 
        'scoop' on both daytime and nighttime sopas.

     http://www.anime.usacomputers.net/~hideaway/
        The "Anime Hideaway", which is dedicated the artform of Japanese 
        adult animation, known as "anime"; includes pictures, and links to 
        other sites.

     http://www.canoe.ca/Television/home.html
        The Web page for Jam! TV of Canada; includes TV schedules (from 
        ClickTV), the Top 20 TV ratings for Canadian TV, and articles on 
        Canadaian and U.S. television.

     http://www.cet.com/~rascal/
        The "Cartoon World" site, which contains .gifs from many 
        cartoon shows, classic and recent.

     http://www.geocities.com/~videonovels/
        Troy Heagy's web site, most notable for its SFTV Ratings Chart; 
        this site also includes information on Babylon 5, The X-Files 
        and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. (Note: Can also be reached at 
        http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/7611/.)
        Mailto: Troy_Heagy@hotmail.com, Troy-Heagy@erols.com

     http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/2533/
        The "Soap Heaven" page, a site where fans of the soap opera genre 
        can gather to trade opionions and browse through links to their 
        favorite British and Australian soaps.

     http://www.hoflink.com/~zip6/
        Zip's TV site, which includes pictures and .wav files for several 
        TV shows, as well as links to several network sites.

     http://www.mib.org/~hradzka/
        David Hines' web site; contains SFTV reviews, and (more 
        importantly!) the rec.arts.sf.tv FAQ. (Can also be reached at: 
        http://student-www.uchicago.edu/users/dzhines/.)
        Mailto: hradzka@mib.org

     http://www.parkhere.com/tvbytes/
        "TV Bytes", a Web site containing .wav sound files of the theme 
        songs from several classic TV shows. (Note: This site is 
        temporarily(?!) closed.)

     http://www.petford.demon.co.uk/kaleidos/kaleidos.htm
        Kaleidoscope, a comprehensive site devoted to British TV and 
        British TV internet resources.

     http://www.prairienet.org/britcom/
        The "Brticom" Web site, a site directed toward British comedy, 
        including on TV.
        Mailto: britcom@prairienet.org

     http://www.producers.masterguide.com/
        PMG is the exclusive international production manual 
        for film, broadcast-TV & all communications media. 
        Industry pros, educators, researchers, librarians 
        consult it daily.

     http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/tv.html
        "Sci-Fi Wire", a site devoted to Sci-Fi TV, including a (ratings) 
        list of the Top 20 Sci-Fi shows for the week.

     http://www.spacestar.net/users/bdn/
        The "VeeDeeOh Modulation" site, which contains a technical 
        description of how TV works, as well as some historical context.

     http://www.tvwavs.com/
        The TV WAV's files</B> site, which contains .WAV sound 
        files from various TV shows.


 1.4.3)  TV Organizations:

 These sites are devoted to TV related organizations:

     http://www.emmys.org/
        The U.S.'s Academy of Televisions Arts and Sciences (ATAS) web 
        site, devoted to television's Emmy Awards.

     http://www.fcc.gov/
        The web site for the Federal Communications Commision (FCC), 
        which establishes standards for TV (and radio); (important) 
        recent FCC rulings can be found here.

     http://www.nielsenmedia.com/
        This web site for the A.C. Nielsen Company's web site, the people 
        enigmatic TV ratings system; this site is now expanded to include 
        an explanation of how the aforementioned Nielsen ratings work.

     http://www.vqt.com/
        The site from "Viewers for Quality Television", an influential 
        organization devoted to improving television and supporting 
        "quality" shows.


 1.4.4)  TV Reviews and/or Commentary:

 These sites mostly contain TV reviews or TV commentary, but no 
 scheduling information.

     http://coyote.accessnv.com/bobf/
        The site for "CABLE This Week", where movies on cable are 
        reviewed.

     http://home.snap.com/main/channel/item/0,4,home-7597,00.html?st.tv.tv
        The TV.COM site (from Snap!), which contains articles from 
        C|Net's TV show, TV.COM, which is realted to TV and the Internet.

     http://search.intertext.com/teevee/
        The "TeeVee" web site, which publishes amusing articles on 
        everyone's favorite medium.

     http://www.btinternet.com/~eepublicnet/ClassicTV.html
        The "Classic TV Magazine" site, which seems to be more British 
        orineted; it includes articles and news on TV.

     http://www.cisfi28.demon.co.uk/amtv/amtv.htm
        The "American TV in the U.K." site, which a magazine devoted to 
        U.S. produced comedies and dramas that air in the U.K. (e.g. 
        The X-Files, Friends, etc.).

     http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/2062/index.html
        Art's TV Saloon, which contains TV news and reviews.

     http://www.ironlight.net/tvchronicles/
        The Web site for Television Chronicles, an 80-page quarterly 
        that was geared to "TV addicts", collectors and scholars. Each 
        series profiled was represented by an in-depth article on its 
        history and evolution, along with a complete episode guide, 
        exclusive interviews, etc. Unfortunately, the magazine has stopped 
        production, at least for now.

     http://www.tvhole.com/
        The site for "TV Hole", where an irreverant and critical look at 
        television is taken, and "Where Cultural Guano Gets Flushed".

     http://www.webcom.com/~taketwo/
        "Take Two", a Web site for TV and Movie reviews.


 1.4.5)  Commercial/Retail TV-Related Sites:

 These are commercial sites that may be of interest to fans of TV.

     http://www.alkenmrs.com/soapndx.html
        "Soaps 'R' Us", a web site devoted to merchandise for various 
        Australian and British soaps.

     http://www.neponset.com/brittv/index.htm
        The "Brit TV" site, which sells videos of British TV shows, 
        and which is the web site for the Brit TV newsletter.

     http://www.shokus.com/shokus/
        A Web site for "Shokus" video (for 50's TV).

     http://www.tvdial.com/
        The site for "Don't Touch That Dial", which sells pre-recorded 
        videos of television shows. It looks like they have quite a lot 
        of rare stuff.



1.5)  WWW Sites for Television Networks, Etc.

 1.5.1)  "Production Company" WWW Sites

 Here are the Web sites, so far, for companies that produce TV shows:

 DISNEY:  
      http://www.disney.com/DisneyTelevision/index.html
         A Web site for the Disney Company TV operations; The Disney 
         Channel (http://www.disney.com/DisneyChannel/index.html) can also 
         be reached through the Dinsey web site.

 MGM/UNITED ARTISTS:
      http://www.mgmua.com/
         A Web site for MGM and United Artists, including TV shows like 
         "The (New) Outer Limits".

 PARAMOUNT:  
      http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
         A Web site for Paramount's TV shows, including "Star Trek: 
         Voyager" (& "Deep Space Nine"), "JAG", "Clueless" and "Frasier".

 RYSHER:  
       http://www.rysher.com/
          A Web site for TV shows syndicated by Rysher, including 
          "Highlander", "FX: The Series" and "Soldiers of Fortune, Inc."

 SONY/COLUMBIA:  
       http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/index.html
          A Web site for Sony (Columbia) TV shows, including "Seinfeld", 
          "The Nanny", "Mad About You", "Early Edition" and "Party of 
          Five".

 BUENA VISTA/TOUCHSTONE (Disney):  
       http://www.TVplex.com/
          A Web site for Buena Vista and Touchstone Television, the 
          production companies behind shuch shows as "Home Improvement", 
          "Unhappily Ever After" and "Ellen".

 UNIVERSAL/MCA:  
       http://www.mca.com/tv/
          A Web site for MCA's TV shows, including "Hercules", "Xena" and 
          "Law & Order".

 WARNER BROTHERS:  
       http://www.warnerbros.com/
          A Web site for Warner Brother's TV shows, including "ER",
          "Friends" and "Babylon 5".


 1.5.2)  Broadcast Network WWW Sites

 Here are the Web pages for the "broadcast" TV newtorks, so far.

 Net.     WWW Page
 ---      --------
 ABC       http://www.abctv.com/
              The Web site for the major broadcast network ABC and its 
              shows; this site has been greatly expanded and improved 
              lately. Includes links to sites related to ABC (e.g. ABC 
              News, ESPN, etc.).
              Mailto: abcaudr@ccabc.com

 CBS       http://www.cbs.com/
              The Web site for the major broadcast network CBS and its 
              shows; it's fairly complete, and includes the Primetime 
              schedule for the network on a weekly basis. Still, somewhat 
              modest when compared to the web sites from some of the 
              other networks.
              Mailto: marketing@cbs.com

 FOX       http://www.foxworld.com/
              The Web site for the major broadcast network FOX and its 
              shows (including Primetime); also includes FOX News (e.g. 
              FNC), FOX Sports, and the FOX Children's Network for 
              weekday afternoon and Saturday morning shows; a nice job.
              Mailto: foxnet@delphi.com
           http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~aaron2/fox/fox.html
              An unofficial Web site for the FOX network.

 NBC       http://www.nbc.com/
              The Web site for the major broadcast network NBC, its shows 
              (includes not just Primetime, but daytime, nighttime and 
              weekend shows too), and for the many networks related to 
              NBC (e.g. CNBC, MSNBC). It also includes original 
              programming at the site (e.g. "Homicide: The Second Shift") 
              Another nice looking job (though perhaps a bit overdone); 
              perhaps the best looking network Web site.
              Mailto: viewersv@nbc.com

 PBS       http://www.pbs.org/
              The Web site for the U.S. public television network PBS.
              Mailto: viewer@pbs.org

 UNI       http://www.univision.net/home.html
              The Web site for the Spanish-language television network, 
              Univision.

 UPN       http://www.upn.com/
              A Web site for the Paramount company's broadcast network 
              UPN; contains information about many UPN shows in the 
              Gallery. (The Paramount web site (http://www.paramount.com/) 
              also contains info about some UPN shows.)
           http://www.vidiot.com/UPN/
              An unofficial Web site for UPN.
           http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~aaron2/upn/upn.html
              Another unofficial Web site for UPN.
           http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Set/2043/index.htm
              Harrison Inefuku's page for UPN; it also contains information 
              on, and links for, UPN and its shows.

 WBN       http://www.thewb.com/
              A new Web site for TV shows from Warner Brothers' broadcast 
              network, The WB (WBN); this site is supposed to go live this
              summer. (Note: See also http://www.tv.warnerbros.com/ for 
              information on some WBN shows.)
              Mailto: wbnetwork@aol.com
           http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~aaron2/wb/wb.html
              An unofficial Web site for The WB network.


 1.5.3)  Cable Network WWW Sites

 Here are the Web pages for the cable TV newtorks, so far.

 Net.     WWW Page
 ---      --------
 A&E       http://www.aetv.com/
              A Web area for the cable network Arts & Entertainment, and 
              its shows including the recently televised "Pride & 
              Prejudice".

 AMC       http://www.amctv.com/amchome.html
              A Web area for the "classic movie" cable channel American 
              Movie Classics.

 BBC Amer. http://www.bbcamerica.com/
              A Web site for the new British-import cable channel BBC 
              America.

 BET       http://www.betnetworks.com/
              The Web area for the cable channel, Black Entertainment 
              Television.
              Mailto: info@betnetworks.com

 BRAVO     http://www.bravotv.com/
           http://www.muchmusic.com/bravo.html  (Canadaian Bravo)
              The Web area for the international movie and culture 
              cable channel Bravo.

 CARTOON   http://www.turner.com/toonin/
              The Web area for all those wacky cartoons and animated 
              shows from yesterday and today, shown on the cable 
              Cartoon Network.

 CBN       http://www.cbn.org/
              The Web area for the cable Christian Broadcast Network.

 CNBC      http://www.cnbc.com/
              The Web area for NBC's cable business news channel CNBC.

 CNN       http://cnn.com/
              A Web area for the cable news network CNN; includes up-to-
              date news and information.
              Mailto: cnn.feedback@cnn.com
           http://www.cnnfn.com/
              The Web area for CNN's new business channel spinoff CNNfn.

 COM       http://www.comcentral.com/
              A Web area for the cable comedy network Comedy Central and 
              its shows, including "Absolutely Fabulous" and "Kids in the 
              Hall".

 COURT     http://www.courttv.com/
              The Web for the cable legal channel Court TV.

 C-SPAN    http://www.c-span.org/
              The Web area for the cable channels devoted to Congress, 
              Government and Politics, C-SPAN and C-SPAN2.
              Mailto: cspanviewr@aol.com

 DISCOVERY http://www.discovery.com/
              The Web for the Discovery Channel.

 DISNEY    http://www.disney.com/DisneyChannel/
              A Web site for the cable network, The Disney Channel.

 E!        http://www.eonline.com/
              A Web site for the cable entertainment channel E!, now 
              fully operational.

 ESPN      http://espnet.sportszone.com
              A Web area for the sports cable network ESPN, and its show 
              SportsZone.
              Mailto: espnet.sportzone@starware.com

 FAM       http://www.famfun.com/
              The Web site for cable's The Family Channel.

 FOOD      http://www.foodtv.com/
              The Web site for cable's Food TV channel.
              Mailto: foodtv@www.sw-expo.com

 fX        http://www.fxnetworks.com/
              The Web page for the cable networks fX and fX:Movies.

 HBO       http://www.hbo.com/
              The Web site for the "premium" cable channel Home Box 
              Office (HBO).

 HISTORY   http://www.historychannel.com/
              The Web area for cable's The History Channel.

 INTERNAT  http://www.i-channel.com/
              A Web site for the multilingal/multicultural International 
              Channel.
              Mailto: icinfo@i-channel.com

 LIFETIME  http://www.lifetimetv.com/
              The Web page for the cable network Lifetime.

 MSNBC     http://www.msnbc.com/
              The Web area for NBC's/Microsoft's new news channel/spinoff 
              MSNCB (Note: replaces Ameica's Talking).
              Mailto: msnbc@microsoft.com

 MTV       http://www.mtv.com/
              The Web page for the cable music network MTV.
              Mailto: feedback@mtv.com

 NICK      http://www.nick.com/
              The newly spun-off Web site for the Nickelodeon network, 
              now devoted to all of NICK's programming, as well as other 
              NICK features.
              Mailto: mickmail00@aol.com
           http://members.aol.com/ginny14533/nick.html
              Virginia Blalock's NICK web page which contains links to 
              various NICK TV show Web sites.

 TVLAND      http://www.nick-at-nite.com/
  /NICK       A Web site to Nick's Nick-at-Nite programming; it also 
              sreves as the site for the new TV Land cable channel.
              Mailto: mickmail00@aol.com

 PAY-PER-
  VIEW     http://www.ppv.com/
              A Web area to obtain information on and scheduling for 
              the cable "Pay-Per-View" channels.

 QVC       http://www.qvc.com/
              A Web page devoted to the cable shopping network QVC's 
              travels around the nation.

 SCI-FI    http://www.scifi.com/
              The Web site for the cable science-fiction network, the 
              Sci-Fi Channel.
              Mailto: feedback@usanetworks.com

 SHOW      http://www.showtimeonline.com/
              The Web site for the "premium" cable channel Showtime.

 TBS,      http://www.tbssuperstation.com/
 TCM &     http://TCM.turner.com/
 TNT       http://www.tnt-tv.com/
              The Web sites for the Turner Broadcasting Company's cable 
              channels, the TBS "Superstaion", Turner Classic Movies 
              (TCM) and TNT.
              (NOTE: Can be reached through general site: 
               http://www.turner.com/)
              Mailto: tbs.superstation@turner.com
              Mailto: tcm@turner.com
              Mailto: tnt@turner.com

 USA       http://www.usa-network.com/
              The Web site for the popular USA cable network.
              Mailto: feedback@usanetwork.com

 VH-1      http://www.vh1.com/
              The Web page for the more adult cable music network VH-1.
              Mailto: vh1@here.viacom.com

 WEATHER   http://www.weather.com/
              The Web site for cable's The Weather Channel.
              Mailto: feedback@landmark.net

 WGN       http://www.wgntv.com/
              The Web site for both the local Chicago and cable version 
              of the channel WGN.
              Mailto: wgn-tv@tribune.com


 1.5.4)  A Note on WWW Sites for U.S. Television Stations

 A growing number of individual TV stations have their own Web sites. 
 Indeed, it is too large a list for me to keep track of. "Broadcasting & 
 Cable" (see Part 1, Section 2.3 of this FAQ) magazine seems to keep 
 track of this information, so it may be worthwhile to check there.

 Also check the "Ultimate TV" Web site, for their list of station Web 
 sites (& E-mails) on the followng WWW page:

            http://www.ultimatetv.com/tv/us/us.html

 UTV's list on this page seems to be complete.


1.6)  WWW Sites for Non-US Television Networks

 1.6.1)  British Networks

 Net.     WWW Page
 ---      --------
 BBC       http://www.bbc.co.uk/
              A Web area for the British Broadcasting Company, and its 
              shows.

 C1        http://www.channel-onetv.co.uk/c1/INDEX.HTM
              A Web site for the British cable network, Channel 1.
              Mailto: digital@channel-onetv.co.uk

 C4        http://www.channel4.com/
              A Web site for Britain's independent network, Channel 4.
              Mailto: dot4@channel4.com

 EBN       http://www.ebn.co.uk/
              A Web site for the European Business Channel, a cable 
              channel devoted to business news from Europe.

 ITV       http://www.border-tv.com/      (North)
           http://www.htv.co.uk/          (West)
           http://www.meridian.tv.co.uk/  (South)
              Web sites for the various regional versions of Britain's 
              ITV; they include: Border TV (North Engalnd), HTV (West 
              England), and Meridian TV (South England).

 LANDSCAPE http://www.cablenet.net/landscape/
              A Web site for Britain's The Landscape Channel, a classical 
              and instrumental movie channel.
              Mailto: info@landscape.cablenet.net

 NICK      http://www.nickelodeon.co.uk/
              The Web site for the British version of the cable channel, 
              Nickelodeon.

 S4C       http://www.s4c.co.uk/
              A Web site for the Welsh Fourth Channel, S4C, a Welsh-
              language network.
              Mailto: s4c@s4c.co.uk

 SKYTV     http://www.sky.co.uk/
               The Web site for Britain's Sky TV, which include channels 
               for movies and sports.

 TCC       http://www.tcc.co.uk/
              The Web site for The Children's Channel, a cable channel 
              for children originating out of Britain.
              Mailto: general@tcc.co.uk


 1.6.2)  Canadian Networks

 Net.     WWW Page
 ---      --------
 ATV       http://www.atv.ca/
              A Web site for The Atlantic Television System, a cable 
              channel for the Maritime Provinces.

 BRAVO     http://www.bravo.ca/
             A Web are for the Canadian arts cable channel, Bravo.
              Mailto: bravonews@bravo.ca

 CBC       http://www.cbc.ca/
              A Web area for the Canadian broadcast network CBC, perhaps 
              Canada's main broadcast network.
              Mailto: cbcinput@toronto.cbc.ca

 CBCNEWS   http://www.newsworld.cbc.ca/
              The Web site for the Canadian Cable News Channel, 
              CBC NewsWorld.

 CPAC      http://www.cpac.ca/
              The Web site for the Canadian Parliament Channel.
              Mailto: comments@cpac.ca

 DISCOVERY http://www.discovery.ca/
              The Web site for Canada's cable Discovery Channel.
              Mailto: comments@discovery.ca

 MUCHMUSIC http://www.muchmusic.com/muchmusic/
              The Web site for the Canadian cable music channel, 
              MuchMusic (english language).

 MUSIQUE   http://www.musiqueplus.com/
              The Web site for the French-language Canadian cable music 
              channel, MusiquePlus.
              Mailto: corrier@tmusiqueplus.com

 RDI       http://www.radio-canada.com/rdi/index.html
              A Web area for the French-laguage Canadian cable news 
              channel, Le Rˇseau de l'information (RDI).
              Mailto: rdi@montreal.src.ca

 SRC       http://www.radio-canada.com/tele/index.html
              A Web area for the French-laguage version of the Canadian 
              broadcast network CBC, called SRC
              Mailto: auditoire@montreal.src.ca

 SHOW      http://www.screen.com/showcase/
              
A Web site for the Canadian cable movie channel, Showcase.
              Mailto: drama@showcase.ca

 TSN       http://www.tsn.ca/
              The Web site for Canada's The Sports Network.

 TV5       http://www.tv5.ca/
              A Web site for the French-language cable channel, TV5.
              Mailto: tv5@tv5.ca

 YTV       http://www.ytv.com/
              A Web area for the Canadian cable network, YTV (Youth TV).


 1.6.3)  TV Networks for Australia & New Zealand

 Net.     WWW Page
 ---      --------

 ABC       http://www.abc.net.au/
              A Web area for the Australian Broadcasting Company (ABC), 
              and its shows.
              Mailto: comments@your.abc.net.au

 CTV       http://www.chch.planet.org.nz/genbiz/ctv.html
              A Web area for Canteberry TV of New Zealand.

 GTV       http://www.ultimatetv.com/tv/nz/gtv/
              A Web area for Geyser TV of New Zealand.
              Mailto: cblenews@iconz.co.nz

 MAX       http://www.maxtv.co.nz/
              A Web area for MAX TV, New Zealand's music channel.
              Mailto: info@maxtv.co.nz

 SEVEN     http://www.seven.com.au/
              A Web site for Australia's independent network, The Seven 
              Network.

 SMALL     http://www.smallworld.co.nz/
              A Web area for Small World TV of New Zealand.
              Mailto: smtv@smallworld.co.nz

 TVNZ      http://www.tv.co.nz/
              The Web area for the TV New Zealand, and its shows.




2.0)  WWW SITES FOR "CURRENT" TV SHOWS

There is a semi-formal format to the following lists. URL (HTTP) links 
are listed in the following order:

      - OFFICIAL links first: These are generally sites provided by the 
                  TV show's production company, or the show's network, or 
                  on occation from the show's creators/producers. These 
                  type of sites are increasingly common, and more shows 
                  have these so-called "offical" sites now.

      - UNOFFICIAL links second: These are generally sites provided by 
                  the most dedicated fan(s) of a show. These sites 
                  have substantial information on the show, such as a 
                  FAQ, an episode guide, future episode titles and airing 
                  order, etc. (e.g. Babylon 5's "Lurker" site, Vidiot's 
                  "Star Trek(s)" site, etc.). Often, many of these 
                  "unofficial" sites have superior information than the 
                  so-called "official" sites. Many, but not all, 
                  (current) shows have these so-called unofficial sites; 
                  many classic shows seem to be getting good unofficial 
                  sites these days, as well.

      - FAN links next: These are generally sites provided by other fans 
                  of a show. They may contain information about the show, 
                  such as information about the cast, but they aren't 
                  necessarily as information-packed as some of the 
                  so-called unoffical sites (i.e. they may not have 
                  FAQ-type information, or may only have an episode list, 
                  instead of an episode guide). Still, such sites are 
                  often still useful.

      - GENERAL SITE links last: These are sites where many guides are 
                  archived. As of now only the "AviMall" TV guide archive 
                  site (http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html), 
                  and perhaps Tardis (http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~dave/) 
                  qualify in this category. Remember though that only 
                  guides at AviMall tend to be up-to-date; guides at 
                  Tardis tend to be several years old.

As there are many Web sites for (US) TV shows, I have attempted to 
divide this section into 5 parts by genre. Of course, a few people may 
feel that some shows have been miscategorized, but no system is perfect. 
The divisions are as follows:

      - 2.1) COMEDY: This section contains shows that are comedies, 
                i.e. situation-comedies. Most half-hour shows will be 
                found here. Animated comedies are found in the 
                "Miscellanea" Part.

      - 2.2) DRAMA: This section contains shows that are dramas, or 
                shows that are more drama-oriented than comedy-oriented. 
                Most 1 hour shows will tend to be found here. This 
                section would also include westerns and nightime soap-
                operas; but not shows that are mostly sci-fi or fantasy.

      - 2.3) SCIENCE-FICTION/FANTASY: This section contains shows that 
                are science-fiction based. Most science-fiction shows are 
                1 hour. This section also includes fantasy-based shows; 
                but not most half-hour comedies or any cartoons.

      - 2.4) DAYTIME SOAP OPERAS: This section contains the daytime 
                soap operas only. That's pretty self-explanatory. 

      - 2.5) MISCELLANEOUS & OTHER: This section will contain any shows 
                that are left out of the above categories. Animated 
                shows and cartoons, children's shows, musical and 
                variety shows, game shows, documentaries (e.g the Real 
                World), news shows, and talk shows will be found here.

So here is the list of all the TV show links known to this author).


2.1)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: COMEDY

Show                 Net.
----                 ----
Caroline in the City  NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.bttf.com/caroline.htm
   http://student-www.pepperdine.edu/mbatson/caroline/
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Cosby                 CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Cybill                CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Dharma & Greg         ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.coil.com/~heathera/Dharma/dharma.htm
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

The Drew Carey Show   ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.virtuallot.com/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/6663/parma/index.html
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Ellen                 ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.TVplex.com/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/4290/ellen.htm
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml
   http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~dave/guides/index.html

Fired Up              NBC        
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Frasier               NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
   http://www-personal.umich.edu/~messina/frasier/
   http://www.nyx.net/~dnadams/frasier.html
   http://www-personal.umich.edu/~fwu/frasier/frasier.html

Friends               NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.virtuallot.com/
   http://www.friends-tv.org/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/3142/friends.htm
   http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~witelski/friends.html
   http://www.bqnet.com/sleepless/friends/treleases.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Grace Under Fire      ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html
   http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~dave/guides/index.html

Hang Time             NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://members.aol.com/IJBall3/WWW/HT/Home.html

Home Improvement      ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.TVplex.com/
   http://users.ox.ac.uk/~kebl0420/index.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

In the House          NBC/UPN    
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Set/2043/ithindx.htm

Just Shoot Me         NBC        
   http://www.angelfire.com/ga/hikeeba/jsm.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

King of the Hill      FOX        
   (see "Miscellaneous" Section)

The Larry Sanders     HBO        
 Show
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml
   http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~dave/guides/index.html

Mad About You         NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/index.html
   http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~witelski/may.html
   http://www.umsl.edu/~s979912/maymain.html
   http://tam2000.tamu.edu/~n020ic/may.html

Malcolm & Eddie       UPN        
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Set/2043/meindx.htm

Moesha                UPN        
   http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/pulpfiction/99/

Murphy Brown          CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

The Nanny             CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/index.html
   http://www.thenanny.com/
   http://members.aol.com/IJBall/WWW/Nanny/Nanny_Home.html
   http://www.frognet.net/~ritchie/nanny.htm

Newsradio             NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Academy/8183/

Remember WENN         AMC        
   http://www.amctv.com/wenn/index.html
   http://www.mindspring.com/~jlyoung/wenn.htm

Sabrina The 
 Teenage Witch        ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
   http://stat.tamu.edu/~dcljr/sabrina.html
   http://www.cyberis.net/~jello/
   http://www.freeyellow.com/members2/cinnimon/
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Saturday Night Live   NBC        
   (see "Miscellaneous" Section)

Saved by the Bell
 (The New Class)      NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/entertainment/shows/saved/index.html  (new)
   http://members.aol.com/IJBall/WWW//SbtB/Home.html   (old & new)
   http://www.canit.se/~dpa/guides/

Seinfeld              NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/index.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml
   http://seinfeld.sogaard.com/
   http://www.execpc.com/~bogambo/seinfeld.html
   http://seinfeld.miningco.com/

The Simpsons          FOX        
   (see "Miscellaneous" Section)

Something So Right    NBC/ABC    
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.mca.com/tv/laworder/

Soul Man              ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Spin City             ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/3783/index.html
   http://www.aloha.net/~ritsn/spin.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Step By Step          ABC/CBS    
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Student Bodies        Syn.       
   http://www.studentbodies.com/

Suddenly Susan        NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Third Rock From 
 The Sun              NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.3rdrock.com/
   http://www.uran.net/sci_fi/thrdrock/thrdrock.html
   http://www.geocities.com/Area51/2730/

Unhappily Ever After  WBN        
   http://www.TVplex.com/
   http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~aaron2/wb/unhappily/unhappily.html
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Veronica's Closet     NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml


2.2)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: DRAMA

Show                 Net.
----                 ----
7th Heaven            WBN        
   http://www.astralight.com/7th-heaven/
   http://www.filmkc.org/7thHeaven/

Ally McBeal           FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Boulevard/3002/
   http://members.tripod.com/~PacPal/am.html
   http://wonko.inow.com/wilco/entertainment/allymcbeal/index.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Baywatch              Syn/NBC    
   http://www.baywatchtv.com/
   http://www.cu-online.com/~adept/baywatch.htm

Beverly Hills,
 90210                FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.inquisitor.com/~xixax/Mediarama/90210/
   http://www.cu-online.com/~adept/90210/

Chicago Hope          CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~clee/chicagohope.html
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/6025/

Dawson's Creek        WBN        
   http://www.dawsons-creek.com/
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/index.html
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Set/1630/
   http://members.aol.com/iluvfmuldr/Dawson/main.html
   http://members.aol.com/canes333/dc/

Dignosis: Murder      CBS        
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/9821/

Dr. Quinn,
 Medicine Woman       CBS        
   http://www.drquinn.com/
   http://www2.ecu.edu/dqmw.html

Due South             CBS/CTV/Syn.
   http://www.duesouth.com/
   http://www.interlog.com/~macgowan/DueSouth.html
   http://duke.usask.ca/~turner/duesouth.html

Early Edition         CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/index.html
   http://www3.sympatico.ca/misscleo/

ER                    NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.virtuallot.com/
   http://www.digiserve.com/er/erdex.html
   http://www.seas.gwu.edu/student/danny/er/
   http://members.aol.com/Head26/index.htm
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Fame L.A.             Syn.       
   http://www.fame-la.com/

FX: The Series        Syn.       
   http://www.rysher.com/
   http://jamie.simplenet.com/fxseries/

Homicide: Life on     NBC        
 the Street
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.gl.umbc.edu/~jlempk1/homicide2.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml
   http://www.cullasaja.com/Homicide/

JAG                   CBS/NBC    
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
   http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/pulpfiction/99/
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

La Femme Nikita       USA        
   http://www.usanetwork.com/content/backlot/nikita/nikita.html
   http://www.virtuallot.com/cmp/action/ac04.htm

   http://members.aol.com/IJBall/WWW/Nikita/Home.html
   http://www.croushorn.com/nikita/index.html

Law & Order           NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.mca.com/tv/laworder/
   http://www.dickinson.edu/~buchan/docs/lo/law-and-order.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

The Magnifient Seven  CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.magnificent7.com/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/5727/
   http://www.enteract.com/~tirya/tm7/index.html

Melrose Place         FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.melroseplacetv.com/
   http://members.aol.com/ALizbth/news.htm
   http://home.earthlink.net/~evilweb/recaps/

Nash Bridges          CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.nashbridges.com/
   http://www.lowtek.com/nash/
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/9430/nb.html

Nothing Sacred        ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://members.tripod.com/~MrSoze/index.html
   http://www.geocities.com/hollywood/boulevard/7147/nsindex.html

NYPD Blue             ABC        
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://force.stwing.upenn.edu:8001/~sepinwal/nypd.html
   http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~dave/guides/index.html
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Party of Five         FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/index.html
   http://found.cs.nyu.edu/tkbalt/salingers/
   http://pwp.starnetinc.com/danas/party/party.html

The Practice          ABC        
   http://www.thepractice.com/
   http://www.abctv.com/primetime/index.html
   http://www.ccnet.com/~earlye/practice.htm
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

The Pretender         NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.enteract.com/~perridox/pretender/
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/1945/pretender.html
   http://www.mindwell.com/~anubis/pretender/index.html

Profiler              NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/4928/profiler.html
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/2007/profiler.html

Promised Land         CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.promised.com/

Silk Stalkings        USA(CBS)   
   http://www.usa-network.com/content/backlot/silk.html
   http://www.tiac.net/users/nolan/SSOnLine/

Three                 WBN        
   http://www.three-wb.com/
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html

Touched by an Angel   CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.touched.com/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Academy/2705/angel.html

Walker, Texas Ranger  CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/index.html
   http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/pulpfiction/99/
   http://users.interlinks.net/tvman/walker.htm
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Wind at My Back       Encore     
   http://www.sullivan-ent.com/wmb.htm


2.3)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: SCIENCE-FICTION/FANTASY

Show                 Net.
----                 ----
Babylon 5             Syn.       
   http://www.babylon5.com/
   http://www.midwinter.com/lurk/lurker.html
   http://interweb.uml.edu/B5/Enc/
   http://www.ralentz.com/old/sci-fi/b5/home-b5.html
   http://www.acm.org/~doc/b5.html
   http://www.dal.net/b5/

Buffy, The Vampire 
 Slayer               WBN        
   http://www.buffy.com/
   http://www2.uic.edu/~ahufan1/btvs/
   http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Cavern/1763/buffyfaq.html
   http://members.aol.com/Hacker409/buffyslayer.html
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/7728/btvsurls.html
   http://www.connect.ab.ca/~gateway/smg/
   http://www.hwcn.org/~ag775/buffy.html

Conan The Adventurer  Syn.       
   http://www.conan.com/

Earth, 
 The Final Conflict   Syn.       
   http://earth.finalconflict.com/
   http://www.roddenberry.com/earth/
   http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Station/2590/
   http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/2081/

Ghost Stories         Syn.       
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Hercules: The 
 Legendary Journies   Syn.       
   http://www.mca.com/tv/hercules/
   http://msmoo.simplenet.com/guide/hug.htm
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Lot/7194/hercules.htm
   http://www.xenite.org/faqs/hercfaq.htm

Highlander            Syn.(USA)  
   http://www.highlander-official.com/
   http://www.usa-network.com/content/tv/highlander.html
   http://www.rysher.com/
   http://mithral.iit.edu:8080/highlander/

The Hunger            SHOWTIME   
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Mighty Morphin' 
 Power Rangers; Etc.  FOX        
   http://www.foxkids.com/pwrrange.htm
   http://marge.phys.washington.edu/tv/mmpr.html
   http://www.primenet.com/~blackrx/toku.htm

Millennium            FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://homepages.force9.net/sheamus/millennium/
   http://www.swd.net.au/millennium/
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/1582/

Mystery Science       COM/SCI-FI 
 Theater 3000
   http://www.scifi.com/mst3000/
   http://www.wsol.net/mst3k/

The Nightmam          Syn.       
   http://www.nightman.com/

The (New) Outer 
 Limits               SHOW/Syn.  
   http://www.theouterlimits.com/
   http://www.peak.org/~lorenr/outer.htm

Perversions of 
 Science              HBO        
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Prey                  ABC        
   http://SJ.simplenet.com/prey/

The Sentinel          UPN        
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
   http://www.vidiot.com/UPN/TS/
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/4321/index.html

The Adventures of 
 Sinbad               Syn.       
   http://www.adventuresofsinbad.com/index.html

Sliders               FOX/SCI-FI 
   http://www.scifi.com/sliders/
   http://www.mca.com/tv/
   http://www.best.com/~edhall/sliders/
   http://www.concentric.net/~wrock/Sliders/Sliders.html

Spellbinder           DISN       
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Lot/6992/sb2main.htm
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/6975/index.html

Star Trek: Deep 
 Space Nine           Syn.       
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
   http://www.vidiot.com/st-ds9/
   http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Contrib/SciFi/StarTrek/STDS9/
   http://www.trekworld.com/DS9/

Star Trek: Voyager    UPN        
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
   http://www.vidiot.com/st-voy/
   http://www.aplus.com/seth/trek/
   http://www.treknews.com/deltablues/

Team Knight Rider     Syn.       
   http://www.teamknightrider.com/

Viper                 NBC/Syn.   
   http://www.paramount.com/hometv.html
   http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~bmg95960/viper/main.html
   http://sqx.simplenet.com/viper/viper_main.html
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Xena: Warrior 
 Princess             Syn.       
   http://www.mca.com/tv/xena/
   http://plaza.interport.net/logomanc/XENA/index.html
   http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/4958/xena.htm
   http://www.xenite.org/xenaonln.htm
   http://freespace.virgin.net/p.hilling/atx-faq.htm
   http://www.whoosh.org/

The X-Files           FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.TheX-Files.com/
   http://www.rutgers.edu/x-files.html
   http://www.cobaltgroup.com/~roland/x-files/x-files.html
   http://bird.taponline.com/~cliff/
   http://www.globalserve.net/~rhonda/xfindex.html
   http://www.amaroq.com/x-files/



2.4)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: DAYTIME SOAP OPERAS

See also the following two sites:

   1)  http://members.aol.com/soaplinks/index.html
   2)  http://www.amcpages.com/soapcentral/

Show                 Net.
----                 ----
All My Children       ABC        
   http://www.amcpages.com/
   http://allmychildren.miningco.com/

Another World         NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/shows/anotherworld/index.html
   http://www.intranet.ca/~awhp/awhp.html
   http://server.berkley.edu/soaps/aw/update.html
   http://www.olywa.net/awfanbrigade/
   http://members.aol.com/jensfan/awfc.html
   http://members.tripod.com/~soapgal/index.htm

As the World Turns    CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/daytime/atwt/
   http://www.he.net/~dro/soaps/atwtpage.htm
   http://www.clic.net/~mrichard/atwt/

The Bold and          CBS        
 the Beautiful
   http://www.cbs.com/daytime/bb/
   http://www.rollanet.org/~spencer/mary/bold/bold.html
   http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Scott_Novick/bb_home.htm
   http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/kss1/Bold/Bold-l.html

Days of Our Lives     NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/shows/daysofourlives/
   http://www.station.sony.com/soapcity/salem/
   http://dustin.simplenet.com/days/
   http://partyline.net/days/

General Hospital      ABC        
   http://www.port-charles.com/gh/
   http://members.tripod.com/~iluvstone/mainpage.html
   http://members.aol.com/Carelour/index/index.html
   http://people.delphi.com/slanoue/gh.htm

Guiding Light         CBS        
   http://www.cbs.com/daytime/gl/
   http://www.anybrowser.org/soaps/gl/
   http://www.mcduffskeep.com/gl/
   http://www.he.net/~dro/soaps/glpage.htm

One Live to Live      ABC        
   http://www.geocities.com/~onelifer/
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/1976/

Port Charles          ABC        
   http://www.port-charles.com/pc/
   http://people.delphi.com/slanoue/gh.htm
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/8996/

Sunset Beach          NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/shows/sunsetbeach/
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/3279/
   http://deschanel.simplenet.com/sunsetbeach/
   http://ezinfo.ucs.indiana.edu/~kclifton/sunsetbeach.html
   http://www.geocities.com/~ksm24/
   http://members.tripod.com/~dippindotz/sb.html

The Young and the     CBS        
 Restless
   http://www.cbs.com/daytime/yr/
   http://www.station.sony.com/soapcity/genoa/
   http://www.rollanet.org/~mary/yr/yr.html
   http://world.std.com/~pitman/awo/greeting.html


2.5)  WWW Sites for "Current" US TV Shows: MISCELLANEOUS & OTHER

Show                 Net.
----                 ----
The Amazing Spiderman FOX        
   http://www.foxkids.com/spidrman.htm

Barney and Friends    PBS        
   http://www.galcit.caltech.edu/~ta/barney/barney.html

Batman/Superman 
 Adventures (was: The 
 Adventures of Batman 
 & Robin, etc.)       FOX/WBN    
   http://www.virtuallot.com/cmp/vault/classic/superman/sm.htm
   http://www.xse.com/leres/batman.html

Beakman's World       CBS/TLC    
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/kids/beakmans.html
   http://www.beakman.com/

Dexter's Lab          CARTOON/TBS
   http://www.ytv.ca/shows/dexter/
   http://maavwik.simplenet.com/dexter/dex.html
   http://www.freenet.edmonton.ab.ca/~planet23/dexter.htm

Doug & Brand Spankin' 
 New Doug             NICK/ABC   
   http://avimall.com/entertain/index.html

Eek!Stravaganza       FOX        
   http://www.foxkids.com/eekstrav.htm

Jeopardy              Syn.       
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/jeopardy/

King of the Hill      FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.mosquito.com/~uofmich/KingOfHill.html
   http://www.freeyellow.com/members/koth/

The Late Late Show    CBS        
 with Tom Snyder
   http://www.cbs.com/snyder/snyder.html

Late Night with       NBC        
  Conan O'Brian
   http://www.nbc.com/tvcentral/
   http://styx.ios.com/~damone/gconan.html
   http://joeshaw.bevc.blacksburg.va.us/~joeshaw/conan/index.html
   http://www.interbridge.com/lineups.html

The Late Show with    CBS        
 David Letterman
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.ils.nwu.edu:80/~johnson/Letterman/shows.html
   http://www.interbridge.com/lineups.html
   http://www.echonyc.com/~barnhart/lsn/   (for "Late Show News")

Mad TV                FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.ithaca.edu/shp/shp00/azober1/madtv.htm

The Price Is Right    CBS        
   http://ezinfo.ucs.indiana.edu/~wlambert/TPiR.html

The Real World        MTV        
   http://www.grrl.com/real.html

Reboot                ABC/Syn.   
   http://www.mainframe.bc.ca/REBOOT/
   http://www.inwap.com/reboot/
   http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~ifex534/main.html

Road Rules            MTV        
   http://www.angelfire.com/md/rdrules/index.html

Rugrats               NICK       
   http://saginaw.simplenet.com/

Saturday Night Live   NBC        
   http://www.nbc.com/entertaiment/index.html
   http://www.lido.com/tv/snl/
   http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~serpas/snl.html
   http://www.jt.org/snl/snl.html
   http://www.cadvision.com/Home_Pages/accounts/seans/snl/index.html
   http://www.snlvideo.com/

Shining Time Station  PBS        
   http://www.pbs.org/bts/shining/intro.html

The Simpsons          FOX        
   http://www.foxworld.com/
   http://www.snpp.com/index.html
   http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/6576/
   http://www.xnet.com/~djk/current.shtml

Siskel & Ebert        Syn.       
   http://www.siskel-ebert.com/

South Park            COM        
   http://www.freeyellow.com/members3/ukilledkenny/

Space Ghost           CARTOON    
   http://www.ghostplanet.com/
   http://www.concentric.net/~mdclarke/sg/ghost.html

The Tonight Show      NBC        
 with Jay Leno
   http://www.nbc.com/tonightshow/
   http://www.interbridge.com/lineups.html

Unsolved Mysteries    NBC/CBS    
   http://www.cbs.com/
   http://www.unsolved.com/

Wheel of Fortune      Syn.       
   http://www.spe.sony.com/tv/shows/wheel/

World News Now        ABC        
   http://www.abcnews.com/

The X-Men             FOX(Syn./UPN)
   http://www.pazsaz.com/xmen.html