Blade: The Series

Apologies to the legions of Fango Faithful: inasmuch as I've been trying to get on a regular schedule with Unkillable Classics, a number of obstacles have thrown their limbs in the way.  No matter.  We're forging ahead.  For this installment, I'd initially considered discussing Let The Right One In, but I'm almost afraid of overexposing it in a way at this point.  Maybe we'll give it some time and come back.  For the moment, though, I'd like to swing away from film and discuss a different kind of classic: TV.  I'm inviting you, the reader, to help me divine the greatest horror-related TV shows of all time.

Here's how we'll do this:  I'm going to kick out a list of a few dozen classic series.  You can respond with some that I may have neglected to include.  From there, the next few installments of Unkillable Classics will follow this thread,

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All right, Fangoria Campers.  You may recall that in a prior installment (read it here) I tackled the idea of the Best Horror on TV.  Ever.  I listed a number of appropriate series possibilities, and invited you to kick other nominees into the list.  What we’re going to do now is narrow that list down to 15.  You give me your top Five based on the list, and I’ll compile the top 15 nominees for a later installment.  I ask that you stick to the list; however, if you offer a compelling case for a show that I or the commenting readers missed the first time around, I might be convinced to add it.
So now, the list:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Angel The Twilight Zone The X-Files Dark Shadows Tales from the Crypt Tales from the Darkside Night Gallery Kolchak; The Night Stalker Supernatural Twin Peaks Friday the 13th:
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Here’s a little trip down memory lane for your Wednesday morning. Remember Parenthood, the Ron Howard family comedy from 1989? Sure you do. There’s Rick Moranis singing The Carpenters’ “Close to You” to his estranged wife/ school teacher in front of her class of children. Steve Martin making balloon animals as party entertainment Cowboy Gil and the unforgettable classic song “Diarrhoea” (“When you’re sliding into home and your pants are full of foam, Diarrhoea”). Ahh – good times. Well, it seems like the good times could be back again as American TV network, NBC has announced that a Parenthood spin-off TV movie will feature as part of their autumn line-up of shows.
This new version will last an hour and will reprise the antics of the Boardmans as they try to cope with the pressures of family life. Billed to star are familiar small screen faces such as Peter Krause (Six Feet Under,

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