TV Show- Musical, 80's or 90's, Orphans?
962047
Rags to Riches.  Mid 80s.  I was in first grade when it was popular.  I had a neighbor who was obsessed with that show.  I remember one episode where they met Elvis.
547285
Aras and the Hippies!!! You missed two awsome shows!!
1145147
I remember waching their show on ABC Family or something....they have some of their songs on the "Now Thats What I Call Music" cd's...like 1-4 or something.
736931
Check the shows website, or try to google it.
1181356
Yup. It was called Dinosaurs. I remember one episode when the daughter went into puberty. Like most girls get their period, the dino daughter got her "tail". (her tail grew in). Another episode, the son had a pet, and it was a human girl. He tried to teach her tricks. It was a cute show.
763257
I don't think that there is any were on TV that you can watch any old Disney series. I think that it would be a good idea if they ran an oldies Marathon for like two days and played nothing but the old shows. The people that watch could vote on the shows and the number of episodes to be shown.
400873
Kingdom Hospital was a miniseries. They only made 15 episodes or something, and that was the end of the series.  Great stuff though.
949848
I can't find anymore information, but to help you in your search I thought I'd let you know that it was from 1990.  IMDb also has a short list of cast, but no other information.  Sorry I couldn't find out more.
653657
The true That 70s show ended when half of the cast left the show. Since then it has just been a bad attempt to drag it out to make a bit more money. I can't wait until it is put it out of it's misery.
183619
I don't know but you could always go to tvguide.com and see if they have an archive if you can remember around when the movie aired in the 90's.\n\nJust a thought!
620168
"I remember way back when watching this show when I was 5. The songs they had were pretty cool like the puppet "Seymore" and the Hot fudge gang theme song. The funky lights the show had in the background while the songs were sang was like a music video. Simply 70s with a hip puppet called "Dr. Teeth"."\n\n"Cast (in alphabetical order) \nRon Coden ....  Host (season 2 onwards) \nArte Johnson ....  Host (season 1) \nLarry Santos ....  Host (season 2 onwards) \n\nProduced by \nBob Elnicky ....  producer  \nBarry Hurd ....  producer"
467054
Nope I remember Hanger 17.. it was set in an actual big hanger, wasn't it? I really hated the presenter, he used to irritate the t*ts off me. I have a similar problem.. I used to really love a cartoon called the Get Along Gang... but no-one else remembers it! The only way I know I'm not making it up, is that I still have a cuddly toy from it, on my bookshelf, a little beaver with roller skates!
670293
A different world -Marisa Tomei kick the paint can\nSpin off of the Cosby Show it start in late late 80's
1007871
If and only if they keep all the same people... and I have a question... How many years was That 70's Show on for anyways? What year did it start? Did they actually go into the 80's technically anyways... (I thought it first took place in like 1973 or something like that)
583399
I think that you will find that life has a tendancy to \naffect television rather than the other way around.\n\nIn the mid 80's you find that many of the shows that were popular in the past are dying out and newer shows are taking their place.  For some of these shows, the reason is simply that most TV shows die out quickly.  Other shows rise and fall can be contributes to the changing social ideals of the time.  The 80's brought with it the end of the Cold War and a whole new attitude in our society.  The days of the happy, peace-loving "hippies" were fading as a new generation of hard-rock, head banging, party animals arises.  Society is becoming ever more tolerant of imperfections and television programs reflect that.\n\nWe see an end of hit shows like M*A*S*H (1972-1983), American Bandstand (1957-1989)\n\nCrime shows like Charlie's Angels (1976-1981), CHiPs (1977-1983), Hawaii Five-O (1968-1980) are replaced with Night Court (1984-1992), Falcon Crest (1981-1990), L.A. Law (1986-1994), Murder, She Wrote (1984-1996), and Matlock (1986-1995)\n\nFamily shows like Happy Days (1974-1984), The Jeffersons (1975-1985), Three's Company (1977-1984), The Facts of Life (1979-1988) and The Waltons (1972-1981) are replaced with Full House (1987-1995), Roseanne (1988-1997), Married...With Children (1987-1997), Growing Pains (1985-1992), The Wonder Years (1988-1993) and Who's the Boss (1984-1992)\n\nComedies like Mork & Mindy (1978-1982) and Taxi (1978-1983) are replaced with Seinfield (1989-1998), ALF (1986-1990), The Golden Girls (1985-1992), Coach (1989-1997) and Cheers (1982-1993)\n\nChildrens shows like Bozo's Circus (1961-1980), Captain Kangaroo (1955-1984), The Jetsons (1962-1987), Tom and Jerry (1940-1980), The Muppet Show (1976-1981) and The Yogi Bear Show (1958-1988) give way to Muppet Babies (1984-1990), The Smurfs (1981-1989), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987-1996), Transformers (1984-1987), Punky Brewster (1984-1986), Duck Tales (1987-1990), The Looney Toons Show (1988-2006), Kids Incorporated (1984-1993) and Inspector Gadget (1983-1986)\n\nSome 80's shows that are still around:\nThis Old House (1980-), Strawberry Shortcake (1980-), The Simpsons (1989-), The People's Court (1981-), Primetime Live (1989-), Oprah (1986-), Larry King Live (1985-), Grand Ol' Opry (1985-), Entertainment Tonight (1981-), COPS (1989-), The Bold and the Beautiful (1987-), America's Most Wanted (1988-), America's Funniest Home Videos (1989-)\n\nI hope this is of some help to you.  As I said before, you must keep in mind that television usually reflects societies views rather than influencing society.  A good example is the shift in top shows between the 70's and 80's.  The #1 family show in the 70's was the Brady Bunch.  Other than the odd combination of two different families, it was pretty straight laced.  #1 in the 80's, "Full House".  Still pretty straight laced, but you see a man raising his four daughters alone, one uncle who is a comedian/goof ball, and another who is a leather wearing rocker.  Quite a shift from The Brady Bunch.  As the 80's progress we see even more drastic changes to Roseanne and Married...With Children.  Formerly "taboo" subjects like sex and drugs become common in the story lines.\n\nAs you can see, society changes television.  Television, very rarely, changes society.
194062
It was a show with a red headed girl with lots of freckles. I loved that show when I was younger. Her hair was usually in braids and stood out to the side, kinda cute lol she was a wild and crazy girl.
1095838
I think it is a song created just for the show.  At the end of the music, a man says, in a deep voice "So you think you can dance?".  You are right, it does have an 80's feel to it, but it doesn't ring a bell for me.