The beginning of the high definition era. All networks were in HD (except for Fox) but only a few series with big budgets were produced in HD (or widescreen for Fox). The rest were still in standard definition due to the lack of HD editing bays.
proof that ANYBODY could get their own sitcom...Emiril Lagasse hes not an actor or a stand up comedian but a tv producer looked at emiril and said lets give this guy his own comedy series...it'll be great!!
it's kind of trippy seeing how some people get 'Typecast' as 'the cop' the 'lawyer', the 'Bureaucrat'... and how their old work could almost be re-cut/dubbed to function as a flashback for future roles...
I remember those shows. 18 of them were cancelled after first season, smallville and "law and order" lasted 9 and 10 seasons respectfully, The amazing race is still currently on TV.
I was born in 1991 and watched a ton of TV, but this is probably the first year I really paid attention to new shows. I actually remember quite a few of these even if I didn't necessarily watch them then. I finally started watching Smallville in November 2020, so I was just a couple decades late. :)
Scrubs would go on to become my favorite show. To the point where I couldn't miss a single episode. I remember hanging out with a friend, and I literally needed to the new episode of scrubs, so I sat in his room, and watched the entire episode by myself.
I have my own tastes to account for but the intros here that pop out here like Alias and Scrubs really understood the art of credits was more than just a parade of names over montages. Truly the beginning of a new era for television...
Why did anyone think it would be a good idea to make an Emeril Lagasse sitcom? I'm still wondering. However, I LOVED Undeclared, According to Jim, Law & Order: CI (still one of my favorites), The Bernie Mac Show, Reba, Crossing Jordan, Undercover, They had a lot of hits this year with Scrubs, Smallville, Star Trek: Enterprise, 24, Alias, The Amazing Race..
I mostly remember some of these shows through reruns and TV Guide articles. I actually forgot Scrubs debuted in 01, I just remember my dad watching the reruns and sometimes I'd watch with him.
Kinda thought this would be a collection of shows I'd never heard of, but was surprised that I remember the vast majority. Though I actually only watched one with any regularity.
@@RwDt09 Cool. Did you run into issues again for the mid to late 90s like with 79 and 87? These are fun romps, and finally reaching the television era I actually got to watch original broadcasts.
@@julymiller2308 About half of my uploads involved copyright issues, most of which were easily and quickly resolved. But there are a few stubborn copyright holders still blocking a handful of my uploads for no good reason. It seems the more I get into the 90s and beyond, the more problematic it becomes. But I'll still try to stick one in every once in a while when I'll feel like fighting for it.
@@RwDt09 Appreciate all the hard work you're doing to get these up for our viewing pleasure 🙂 Guess the fair act(? One which allows these to be shown) law doesn't apply to some copyright holders... Especially the 'fair' part.
“You know what would be funny?” “Uh, what” “If we created a tv show about a chef who says ‘butt’ a lot” “Ha! Hilarious. Now don’t 86 that embalming fluid…”
Series I'd love to have seen, or did and enjoyed: Reba, Smallville, Crossing Jordan Maybe: Emeril, According to Jim, Scrubs, Maybe it's Me, Raising Dad, Undeclared, Men Women & Dogs, Tick, Enterprise (niiiice theme! And long. A ballad), Wolf Lake, Education of Max Bickford (liked second intro better), Citizen Baines, Guardian, Law & Order Criminal Intent (did not get to see this installment), Undercover, 24, Agency, Alias, thieves Intros WAAAAY too short. Except Enterprise. Where's 95-2000? Nothing good on at all? SVU started during that time, so at least one good.
3:23 At least Flex got to be top billing on a sitcom. 5:40 Oh right, Ellen DeGeneres' apology tour for coming out on her sitcom. Was Mr. Bill that damaging to her psyche?
Jason Alexander should have taken a break instead of getting involved in an inferior sitcom after Seinfeld. I bet people turned that show off after 30 seconds.
A comment by the uploader on that UA-cam link suggests this is a fan creation. He has several similar ones including a"traditional" style credit for Game of Thrones that clearly isn't the real one.
This would be true. The original intro... well, yeah, there was none. Merely the number 24 showing up followed by "previously on" scenes, then followed by the episode starting up with the credits popping up one by one as the action transpired. But the fan-made opener seemed decent and credible enough to use, even if I didn't realize it was fan-made (I was never a follower of 24 - Sutherland has no appeal to me - so that's why its lack of any real intro escaped me). But I get things right 99% of the time.
All because you was in a very successful series doesn't make you a star that can take that talent and bring it to Bob! Or the Tick! 😂😂😂😂 As for Emeril,Linda blood worth Thompson go back to Designing women!
the high points of the fall after my 14th birthday: 24, off centre, Bernie Mac, men, women and dogs, raising dad (still taking a liking to Kat Dennings today), one on one (maybe), the tick and undeclared.low points: reba, the amazing race (floored its still on the air), enterprise (weakest star trek spinoff), the Ellen show, Bob Patterson, undercover, undercover cops, scrubs, short lived show with Daniel Stern, according to Jim and alias.best show of that fall easily goes to 24worst show: toss up between according to Jim and the Ellen show
@@stevebayt145 Fox sitcoms were good. Malcom, That 70s Show, Bernie Mac But then again I was only 11 in 2001 and kids that age are not usually connoisseurs of quality
@@oldradiosnphonographs I think all the popular and then-brand new shows, to go with the 2001 generic themes, was probably the reason why Fox’s slogan was “Choose Fox” in the 2001-2002 television season.
All of these shows are 20 years old. I still can't wrap my head over the fact that 2000 was 20 years ago!
The beginning of the high definition era. All networks were in HD (except for Fox) but only a few series with big budgets were produced in HD (or widescreen for Fox). The rest were still in standard definition due to the lack of HD editing bays.
proof that ANYBODY could get their own sitcom...Emiril Lagasse hes not an actor or a stand up comedian but a tv producer looked at emiril and said lets give this guy his own comedy series...it'll be great!!
The creator of Designing Women- she made a mistake.
Definitely one of the biggest WTF They Were Thinking moments
it's kind of trippy seeing how some people get 'Typecast' as 'the cop' the 'lawyer', the 'Bureaucrat'... and how their old work could almost be re-cut/dubbed to function as a flashback for future roles...
I remember those shows. 18 of them were cancelled after first season, smallville and "law and order" lasted 9 and 10 seasons respectfully, The amazing race is still currently on TV.
I was born in 1991 and watched a ton of TV, but this is probably the first year I really paid attention to new shows. I actually remember quite a few of these even if I didn't necessarily watch them then. I finally started watching Smallville in November 2020, so I was just a couple decades late. :)
Emeril...... wow. Like pure torture.
Scrubs would go on to become my favorite show. To the point where I couldn't miss a single episode. I remember hanging out with a friend, and I literally needed to the new episode of scrubs, so I sat in his room, and watched the entire episode by myself.
And your friend decided to lock u in there. 😔😆😆😆😂😂😂😂
I have my own tastes to account for but the intros here that pop out here like Alias and Scrubs really understood the art of credits was more than just a parade of names over montages. Truly the beginning of a new era for television...
Some of these intros, you can hide the lower right hand corner and I'll be able to tell what network they aired on just by how the theme song goes.
Why did anyone think it would be a good idea to make an Emeril Lagasse sitcom? I'm still wondering. However, I LOVED Undeclared, According to Jim, Law & Order: CI (still one of my favorites), The Bernie Mac Show, Reba, Crossing Jordan, Undercover, They had a lot of hits this year with Scrubs, Smallville, Star Trek: Enterprise, 24, Alias, The Amazing Race..
Who thought Reba would be a good sitcom? You never know unless you try.
@@joeybaseball7352 I never like Reba! I loved the theme song, through! 😔😆😆😆😆
I mostly remember some of these shows through reruns and TV Guide articles. I actually forgot Scrubs debuted in 01, I just remember my dad watching the reruns and sometimes I'd watch with him.
24 is epic.
Kinda thought this would be a collection of shows I'd never heard of, but was surprised that I remember the vast majority. Though I actually only watched one with any regularity.
Remember, guys... never get Katie upset... she’ll rip your Sackhoff!
2001 was a banger year for tv
Wow that Emeril show was brutal
I remember that show. It didn’t last very long.
Buuuttttt it made it to air!
Wolf Lake looks like something that would be done now.
Best thing about it was one exec said, and I quote, “It’s like the Sopranos… but with wolves”
Loved this.... be great to see more in the 00 era
Will be getting around to it every once in a while. This one kicks it off.
@@RwDt09 Cool. Did you run into issues again for the mid to late 90s like with 79 and 87? These are fun romps, and finally reaching the television era I actually got to watch original broadcasts.
@@julymiller2308 About half of my uploads involved copyright issues, most of which were easily and quickly resolved. But there are a few stubborn copyright holders still blocking a handful of my uploads for no good reason. It seems the more I get into the 90s and beyond, the more problematic it becomes. But I'll still try to stick one in every once in a while when I'll feel like fighting for it.
@@RwDt09 Appreciate all the hard work you're doing to get these up for our viewing pleasure 🙂 Guess the fair act(? One which allows these to be shown) law doesn't apply to some copyright holders... Especially the 'fair' part.
Most of these shows still had a 1990s vibe to them likely due to them being taped months before 9/11.
“You know what would be funny?”
“Uh, what”
“If we created a tv show about a chef who says ‘butt’ a lot”
“Ha! Hilarious. Now don’t 86 that embalming fluid…”
You didn’t want any smoke with 24, Law and Order, or Smallville. You’re not seeing them competition wise..especially not 24 back then.
The lyrics to that Enterprise song sound like they were written by a musician raised in a Disney board room
Wow......so many duds!
not Undeclared. that was a bloody brilliant show. just never found an audience.
Series I'd love to have seen, or did and enjoyed: Reba, Smallville, Crossing Jordan
Maybe: Emeril, According to Jim, Scrubs, Maybe it's Me, Raising Dad, Undeclared, Men Women & Dogs, Tick, Enterprise (niiiice theme! And long. A ballad), Wolf Lake, Education of Max Bickford (liked second intro better), Citizen Baines, Guardian, Law & Order Criminal Intent (did not get to see this installment), Undercover, 24, Agency, Alias, thieves
Intros WAAAAY too short. Except Enterprise.
Where's 95-2000? Nothing good on at all? SVU started during that time, so at least one good.
So many great shows came out then.
3:23 At least Flex got to be top billing on a sitcom.
5:40 Oh right, Ellen DeGeneres' apology tour for coming out on her sitcom. Was Mr. Bill that damaging to her psyche?
omg lol i forgot emeril had a show...sherri shepard and my girl from abbott elem were in that show damn!!!
Holy crap, I remember "Maybe It's Me", and the older brother with the "fivehead".
Great timing with this video! Just yesterday I was looking up tv schedules for the early 2000s.
5:11 Reba.. I LOVE THIS SHOW
Jason Alexander should have taken a break instead of getting involved in an inferior sitcom after Seinfeld. I bet people turned that show off after 30 seconds.
What amazing memories thank u sooooo much What a year for TV!!!! Especially in light of what happened as the season was starting
Couldn't stand the main character on "Maybe It's Me"...
So I didn't know 'Captain Marvel' and 'Superhero!Darla' from "Shazam" were on the same show...
Do STAY TUNED - FRIDAY NIGHT TV SPRING 2001!
Lets take the Ben Stiller Show and cut it up into 50 even more crappier shows.
With Academy award winner Brie Larson as supporting cast in a Bob Saget vehicle.
biggest series : 24, alias and
smallville
So was Law and Order Criminal Intent... that was on for over 10 year
[scrubs] ran for 8 seasons.
detiege guillaume You forgot Enterprise.
BDWJ1987 Too bad it looked like the spiritual successor to freaks and geeks.
The Amazing Race is still on.
The #1 show of the season is Bona--um... Friends
Greetings from the year 2018! Literally nothing has changed in these last 18 years. Pop culture has frozen in place. Send help.
Greetings from 2022!!!! Make sure you have a pandemic-proof job. Don’t worry. You’ll find out.
Completely missed 2001 television season due to a severe drinking problem, thank God.
What was Enterprise thinking with that theme song
Undeclared looked like a good show, was it picked up? I was 37 at the time but I don't remember that.
AgnosticProle Sadly it joined Freaks and Geeks as shows that could've been great had the network given it more than one season
One of those undeclared dropouts later joined a biker gang,.
As I remember, 24 didn't really *have* an opening sequence or a theme song...so where did what you showed come from?
Apparently it did. ua-cam.com/video/_p_i_baiPvc/v-deo.html
A comment by the uploader on that UA-cam link suggests this is a fan creation. He has several similar ones including a"traditional" style credit for Game of Thrones that clearly isn't the real one.
This would be true. The original intro... well, yeah, there was none. Merely the number 24 showing up followed by "previously on" scenes, then followed by the episode starting up with the credits popping up one by one as the action transpired. But the fan-made opener seemed decent and credible enough to use, even if I didn't realize it was fan-made (I was never a follower of 24 - Sutherland has no appeal to me - so that's why its lack of any real intro escaped me). But I get things right 99% of the time.
Was that really the intro song for Enterprise? Holy hell that was awful…
All because you was in a very successful series doesn't make you a star that can take that talent and bring it to Bob! Or the Tick! 😂😂😂😂 As for Emeril,Linda blood worth Thompson go back to Designing women!
the high points of the fall after my 14th birthday: 24, off centre, Bernie Mac, men, women and dogs, raising dad (still taking a liking to Kat Dennings today), one on one (maybe), the tick and undeclared.low points: reba, the amazing race (floored its still on the air), enterprise (weakest star trek spinoff), the Ellen show, Bob Patterson, undercover, undercover cops, scrubs, short lived show with Daniel Stern, according to Jim and alias.best show of that fall easily goes to 24worst show: toss up between according to Jim and the Ellen show
Most unlike Star Trek opening ever.
But much better than those others that were lucky to be 15 seconds long... If that.
Star Trek: the Sitcom.
That being said it was a very good sitcom theme
Yikes!
By 2001 prime time network sucked so much, destroyed by cable there was very little effort for anything great, just fill up air time.
except for crossing jordan, phily and alias
Cable was EVERYTHING in the early 00s
@@stevebayt145 Fox sitcoms were good. Malcom, That 70s Show, Bernie Mac But then again I was only 11 in 2001 and kids that age are not usually connoisseurs of quality
@@oldradiosnphonographs I think all the popular and then-brand new shows, to go with the 2001 generic themes, was probably the reason why Fox’s slogan was “Choose Fox” in the 2001-2002 television season.