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TV Shows featuring Jeffrey Tambor, listed alphabetically with photos when available. All of the TV programs that had Jeffrey Tambor in the cast are featured here. Jeffrey Tambor may have had a prominent role in these shows, but this list also includes shows where Jeffrey Tambor had a guest starring role or cameo appearance. You can find additional information about these Jeffrey Tambor shows as well, such as who else starred on the show and who created it.List is made up of shows like Arrested Development and Hill Street Blues.This list answers the questions, "What shows has Jeffrey Tambor been on?" and "What are the best Jeffrey Tambor TV shows?"If you're a TV junkie, this list is the perfect resource for finding some new Jeffrey Tambor shows that you haven't already seen. If you're going to waste time watching television you might as well do it while watching shows starring Jeffrey Tambor. {#nodes}

As a television actor, Jeffrey Tambor has shared scenes with other great actors, including Charlize Theron and <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/david-tennant-tv-show-and-series-credits/reference?ref=internalCrossLinking_tag">David Tennant</a>.

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The Ropers

The Ropers is an American sitcom that ran from March 13, 1979 to May 22, 1980 on ABC. The series is a spin-off of Three's Company and based on the British sitcom George and Mildred.
It was taped at CBS Television City in Hollywood, California, where its parent series, Three's Company, was taping at the time, from February–April 1979 and from July 1979-February 1980.

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The Best and Worst of TV

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What are the worst TV spin-offs in history? This list includes some truly terrible TV spin-off shows created when studio execs tried to capitalize on the glory and popularity of other popular shows. In theory, spinoffs allow faithful viewers of the original shows the chance to learn more about some of the beloved original characters. In practice, however, many of these bad spinoff shows were not only poorly executed, but also centered around characters that nobody really cared about in the first place. I mean, did anyone really care what happened when "Cheers" waitress Carla's ex-husband remarried? No one did. No one - and that's why "The Tortellis" only ran for half a season.Be sure to add any memorable spin-off series that I missed - and check on this list of the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/best-tv-spinoffs">best tv spin-offs</a> to vote on the ones that actually did work. Also, feel free to rerank this list any way you like.Why mess with a good thing? If a specific TV show ran for a long time and was extremely popular, why spin it off? You run the risk of winding up with a sucky show, one that's so bad it threatens to ruin the fond memories of the original program. Need proof? Let's discuss 'Joey': After 'Friends' ended, NBC decided that it just had to give Matt LeBlanc a spin-off sitcom. Sure, he's a talented guy, and everyone loved Joey on 'Friends,' (one of the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/greatest-tv-shows-of-all-time" target="_blank">greatest TV shows of all time</a>) but could he carry a show solo? No. No, he could not. 'Joey' was, in a word, forgettable. NBC yanked it off the air midway through its second season. Bad, bad idea.Other terrible TV spin-offs include the absolutely horrific hot mess 'Joanie Loves Chachi,' a spin-off of Garry Marshall's wildly successful sitcom 'Happy Days.' Look, it's cool that Joanie did, in fact, love Chachi, but a whole show surrounding just them? Ugh. Somehow, 'Joanie Loves Chachi' did last for 17 episodes before it was canceled. Look, it's hard not to want more when you love a particular TV show that goes off the air, for whatever reason. Good things do end, however, and that does not mean you have to try and milk the popularity of a particular show for all it's worth. Sometimes, it is truly best to leave things alone. That's what this list is all about. Now, go vote!

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The Best TV Shows of the 1980s

The 1980s had some great shows. But, which of the TV shows from the 1980s is the best? That's up to you! Vote up your favorite 80s TV show and see if the rest of... everybody agrees with you. That's how crowdsourced opinions work.So is it Cheers? Maybe Murphy Brown is best TV show from the 80s? Again, this is your call. You need to vote on this list of 80s sitcoms and 80s dramas to make this list worth its weight in 80s TV gold.It's a tough call, but take a look at this list of TV series from the 80s and vote for your favorites. Don't worry about what &quot;the critics&quot; thought. It's about what YOU thought!

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That's the Worst!

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TV for TV Nerds

List of worst <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/the-best-tv-theme-songs-of-all-time?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">TV theme songs</a> ever, ranked by the people who had to listen to them before every episode.&nbsp;One of the most defining aspects of a TV show is its theme song played over the opening credits. These catchy, memorable tunes symbolize the start of your viewing pleasure. Even the worst TV themes act as a transportation vessel that takes you into a world of your favorite characters. These songs allow us to slowly sink out of our reality and become affixed to what is on the screen. However, sometimes this vessel takes you on a bumpy ride. Not all television theme songs are gems. In fact some are just plain bad TV music. They make you question how much is it worth it to watch a television episode, if you must endure an odd, occasionally annoying tune for the first 30 seconds.So let’s try to figure which one of these TV show theme songs is the worst. Is it the <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/full-cast-of-eight-is-enough-cast-list-for-the-show-eight-is-enough/reference?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Eight Is Enough</a> theme song, or something else? Television’s extensive history gives us a wide selection to look at. Of course, there are several great, classic theme songs. Tunes that perfectly introduce a well-made television series, whose music provides warmth and comfort to the viewing audience. But instead we will be exploring the ones that could be used to torture prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. So let us check out the most tone-deaf, lyrically-confusing, and just plain bad theme songs of television’s history. Which one will be deemed the absolute worst?&nbsp;

The Worst TV Theme Songs

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Lists that rank the best TV shows in every genre, from cartoons to horror, for those who were glued to their sets in the 1970s.

TV in the '70s

List of the best TV shows from the 1970s, as ranked by television fans. The '70s were when television really pushed the limits of what could be shown. Shows like &quot;All in the Family,&quot; &quot;The Jeffersons,&quot; &quot;Maude,&quot; and &quot;Sanford and Son&quot; changed the face of television by including social commentary in between the laughs-a-minute. These shows pushed the limits of what could be discussed on television more than ever before. They were the foundation for what shows could get away with and talk about in later decades, including subjects like poverty, racism, abortion, rape, and abuse.Lighter sitcoms like &quot;The Brady Bunch,&quot; &quot;Three’s Company,&quot; and &quot;Laverne &amp; Shirley&quot; were also huge hits due to their entertainment factor. Action shows were also extremely popular in the 70s, with shows like &quot;Charlie’s Angels,&quot; &quot;Ironside, and &quot;The Six Million Dollar Man&quot; bringing in huge ratings. Variety shows also made their mark on television, including the massive hit &quot;The Sonny &amp; Cher Comedy Hour.&quot;What is your favorite '70s program? Which top shows from the 1970s deserve to be remembered for years to come? This list includes the highest rated and most talked about shows that aired in the 70s.

The Ropers

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