History JustForFun / TropeTitleShows

* SweaterGirl: A magic angora sweater [[HypnoTrinket hypnotizes any girl who wears it]], and makes her put on a mask and fight crime. This easily allows a new girl when the current actress moves on. A long running hit in Japan.

* HollywoodDateless: Three virgins who live in Hollywood try to get laid. HilarityEnsues, and as you might expect, FailureIsTheOnlyOption.

* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: A ComicFantasy series about a stereotypical HornyViking trying to live the 21st-century ideal of a Viking (drinking, pillaging, [[HornsOfBarbarism wearing horned helmets]], excessive drinking) in a more historically accurate Viking village who finds his antics annoying.

* {{Horrorscope}}: Horror drama series about astronomists who discover [[EldritchHorror something strange in the galaxy]].

* FlyoverCountry: A documentary on the space between the Northeast Megalopolis, California and Chicago and how politicians (especially conservative ones), activists and the media use their distrust of "coastal elites" and feelings of being ignored for their own gain.

* {{Y2K}}: A ThatNostalgiaShow-type sitcom set in the very-late-1990s/very-early-2000s in Birmingham, Alabama ([[CaliforniaDoubling filmed in 2020s California]]), hence the title.

** More alternately, a recently-retired Peyton Manning's weekly NFL talk show on {{Creator/HBO}}, featuring himself, always wearing turtlenecks and suit jackets, and a weekly alternating guest in [[{{Camp}} wing chairs]] in front of a [[{{Minimalism}} black wall]].

* MagicPants: The misadventures of TheCasanova and a CasanovaWannabe in Vegas, trying to pick up as many chicks as they can.

* JokerImmunity: TV {{Spinoff}} of ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' (ignoring [[DiedDuringProduction Death During Production]]). A ''Series/{{Torchwood}}''-esque TV show that focuses on the [[Film/TheDarkKnight Joker's]] antics in Gotham City (but filmed in Metropolis). The twist is that the Joker is immortal and dies in increasingly creative ways at least five times an episode and tries to hide it from his FiveManBand of followers as they wreak havoc in Gotham. James Marsters makes appearances as Mr. J's ex-boyfriend, with whom he has a torrid affair behind Harley Quinn's back.

** Alternatively, a TV stand up special [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin where most of the jokes are about awful sex,]] [[SelfDeprecation self-deprecating humor]] [[CulturalCringe about Great Britain]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin or both]].

** Alternatively, hard-boiled female cop has to join a team of younger [[MagicalGirl anime Magical Girls]] to help fight monsters on a crime spree. Takes place in Japan ([[CaliforniaDoubling but is shot in]] [[UsefulNotes/{{Toronto}} Chinatown, Toronto]]).

* GainaxEnding: A [[WesternAnimation western-animated]] [[TheEpic adventure]] show about a [[PluckyGirl optimistic young girl]] with [[MindOverMatter psychokinesis]] and her pet lizard-bird, who is on a journey to stop the intergalactic MadScientist from destroying her home world, Gainax. Is an AffectionateParody of the shonen fighting genre which is, fitting enough, filled with [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs weird imagery and nonsensical characters]]. Produced by [[WesternAnimation/MegasXLR George Krstic]] and [[WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}} C.H. Greenblatt]].

** Yet another documentary about Hitler, his life, and how his horrors live on. Kinda heavy-handed in the "things we take for granted were developed by Germany during wartime" department, and [[GodwinsLaw definitely]] [[YouMonster not]] in the "you should deem this fact interesting" way.

* MoleMiner: An {{Edutainment}} AllCGICartoon about an [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin mole miner]] who works the mines in a mineral-rich region alongside other moles and at the same time teaches the audience middle-school-level knowledge about geology, engineering, history of mining, and industrial uses of different minerals. Was canceled after one season in the US due to low ratings, but was [[{{Uncanceled}} subsequently revived]] with a SequelSeries [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff made in Germany]].

** A show like ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'', but [[JustForFun/RecycledInSpace reworked in a]] [[HeroicFantasy Swords and Sorcery]] setting.

* SovietSuperscience: A GenreBusting TV series about a group of Soviet {{Reluctant Mad Scientist}}s in a 1947 [[UsefulNotes/ClosedCities closed city]], doing research into secret technologies that could allow the USSR to win the UsefulNotes/ColdWar... or cause TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt. Mixes the historical, the speculative, and the fantastic to the point that it's not clear where AluminumChristmasTrees end and HollywoodScience begins, and features the [[RussianHumor period political jokes]] and GallowsHumor [[RussianGuySuffersMost aplenty]]. Despite taking place in the Soviet Union during the Cold War era, [[CaliforniaDoubling it's filmed in]] [[UsefulNotes/{{Toronto}} post-Cold War Toronto]].

* VictoriousChorus: A spoof of ''Series/{{Glee}}'' from the producers of ''Series/ChildrensHospital'' and ''Series/{{NTSFSDSUV}}''. A high school teacher named Mr. Clarkson (played by [[Series/TopGearUK Jeremy]] [[Series/TheGrandTour Clarkson]]) "attempts" to direct a high school glee club, which is full of people with tragic pasts, people with disablities, minorities who suffer racial abuse, LGBTQ+ people, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and]] Creator/AndrewRannells AsHimself. HilarityEnsues (as well as mocking of the average ''Glee'' plots). Oh, and all the students are played [[DawsonCasting by 20-to-50-year olds]].

* VileVillainSaccharineShow: [[SugarWiki/VillainWhitewashingService Showing off the]] [[PetTheDog lighter side]] [[SarcasmMode of everyone's]] favourite villains.

* YodelLand: American sitcom that takes place in Switzerland ([[CaliforniaDoubling but is shot in]] [[UsefulNotes/CanadianProvincesAndTerritories British Columbia]]). Doesn't have the budget to show people yodeling, so the producers use stock footage from whatever stock footage archive websites they can find.

* CassetteFuturism: A hard ScienceFiction series about a crew of space-junkers who find themselves banished to a far-off part of the galaxy that TheFederation, TheEmpire and MegaCorp were forced to abandon after a three-way galactic war unleashed something terrible, all three sides erasing all evidence of what had happened that caused it. The show is done in a {{Retraux}} futuristic style the evokes 80's pop culture; MagicFloppyDisk, giant bulky screens instead of holograms, {{Zeerust}}, FantasticPlastic, MutagenicGoo, a {{Synthwave}} soundtrack, EightiesHair, VHS tapes, cartridge-based 8-bit video games, aliens and {{Eldritch Abomination}}s done in gooey practical effects.

* EvilFeelsGood: A family of {{Villain Protagonist}}s who run a WreckedHive with TotalitarianGangsterism are struggling to keep their foothold on their territory due to a mix of uncorrupt politicians being voted in (and their assassination attempts failing), benevolent vigilante gangs fighting back and the FBI closing in on them, Season 1 ending with their criminal empire in shambles and the family being on the run. Season 2 is about them trying to find a safe place out in the country, ending with them vowing to return to reclaim the throne, and Season 3 has them returning to find that the city is now in the grips of a gang war from the remnants of their VestigialEmpire.

* WeddingSmashersL A ''Series/QueerEye''-esq RealityTV series where the hosts try to give engaged couples their dream wedding.

* EvilWeapon: Documentary on [[StupidJetpackHitler nazi superweapons]].