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After testifying against a crime boss, an undercover agent's family is killed. Adopting a new identity as a trucker named Chance, he roams America helping people while evading hitmen and pursuing the crime boss.

Abbie, tired of failed relationships, has a one-night-stand with her gay friend; they agree to raise the resulting baby together.

Dennis Gage travels around North America, and occasionally overseas, visiting car shows and meeting interesting collectors with all sorts of cool vehicles.

WWE Sunday Night Heat featured the Superstars of World Wrestling Entertainment's "Raw" brand.

A big-city lawyer awakens one morning to discover that he has been transformed into a rat.

A weekly television program showcasing various country music artists.

This nightly country music variety/talk show featured performances by country artists, comedians, and other performers, along with interviews and discussion of the country music industry.

A widower LAPD detective comes to Nashville and teams up with his old partner to stop rising gang problems headed by a dangerous man.

Roller Derby teams competing on the skate track.

This Nashville Network staple features interviews with country stars, news on upcoming country albums, musical performances and other news about the world of country music and the country music industry.

A variety show hosted by the impeccable Statler Brothers. With unforgettable segments such as yesteryear and the opening monologue. This show is sure to bring laughs and maybe a few tears. As Harold would say ''Stick around you ain't seen nothing yet.''

The country singer hosts a series that blends musical performances and chats with celebrities.

Weekly biographies of interest to a country audience.

This music show featured a different country artist each week. Concerts were given in a small, intimate theatre and recorded live. In addition to the artists' own bands, the American Music Shop band accompanied the performers, giving these concerts a unique sound.

Co-hosted by Wolfman Jack and Glenn Stetson, of The Diamonds, this weekly showcase featured a rotating roster of golden oldies artists, performing their classic hits from the 1950's and 60's. Taped live in front of an audience at Little Darlin's Rock and Roll Palace at Old Town amusement park in Kissimmee, Florida, this show was originally broadcast on The Nashville Network from 1988-1989.

Steamboatin' stories from those who lived them, river history, authentic footage and stills, along with music and narration by John Hartford.

Top Card was a game show that aired on The Nashville Network, replacing TNN's original game show Fandango. The show aired from April 3, 1989 to March 26, 1993 and was based on the card game Blackjack. It was produced by Reid-Land Productions. The original host was Jim Caldwell with Blake Pickett; in 1991, they were replaced by Dan Miller and Paige Brown. Don Dashiell was the primary announcer, with Brad Staggs substituting for a few weeks in Season Three. Top Card was replaced the Monday following its cancellation by 10 Seconds, which was also hosted by Dan Miller. The last champion on Top Card was carried over as the "returning champion" on the first episode of 10 Seconds.