The cartoon adventures of a moose and squirrel alternate with those of a boy and his sea sick sea serpent. (Freud would have a field day.)

This show was on so long ago, I have no idea what it was like. But thereís got to be a place for these funny guys on my network and the fact they had any kind of series at all guarantees them a spot on the schedule. And a possible Wally Ballou spin-off is already in the planning stages.

Don Adams is Maxwell Smart, a secret agent who talks into his shoe and sounds a lot like Tennessee Tuxedo. Barbara Feldon is Agent 99, a sexy spy who helps Smart foil the bad guys from K.A.O.S. and looks good doing it. Created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, two comedy writers who would go on to do other zany things in the future.

The Norman Lear sitcom that held a mirror up to society and forced it to take a long hard look at its pock marks. Carrol OíConnor became a TV legend and was so good as the lovable bigot, he could almost be forgiven for Archie Bunkerís Place.

The one where Bobís a psychiatrist, his wife is funny and his neighbor Howard doesnít have two brothers named Darryl. Itís also the one with Mr. Carlin, the hostile therapy patient who gives out soap dishes on Halloween.

The ultimate TV parody show featuring an unbeatable cast of very funny people: John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Harold Ramis, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Rick Moranis, Dave Thomas, Martin Short and the amazing Catherine OíHara. (I want to have her baby!!) The only problem with having this show in this time slot is you may not notice when it ends and the following program begins.