History Series / LimeStreet

* DeepSouth: James Culver and his two daughters live on a horse farm in rural Virginia. Virginia, of course, was home to the capital city of [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar The Confederate States of America]]. Also, the youngest daughter is always referred to in the dialog as Margaret Ann and never just Margaret. This "double name" trope is very much associated with the Southern United States. Because of Samantha Reed Smith's [[Trivia/DiedDuringProduction tragic death]] coupled with the SleeperHit popularity of ''Series/TheGoldenGirls'', we would never find out Elizabeth's middle name.

* DeepSouth: James Culver and his two daughters live on a horse farm in rural Virginia. Virginia, of course, was home to the capital city of [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar The Confederate States of America]]. Also, the youngest daughter is always referred to in the dialog as Margaret Ann and never just Margaret. This "double name" trope is very much associated with the Southern United States. Because of Samantha Reed Smith's [[DiedDuringProduction tragic death]] coupled with the SleeperHit popularity of ''Series/TheGoldenGirls'', we would never find out Elizabeth's middle name.

''Lime Street'' is an ActionAdventure drama series starring Creator/RobertWagner that aired on Creator/{{ABC}} during the 1985 television season. It starred child peace activist and budding actress Samantha Reed Smith as Elizabeth, the elder daughter of Wagner's character, and Maia Brewton as her younger sister, Margaret Ann.

* DeepSouth: James Culver and his two daughters live on a horse farm in rural Virginia. Virginia, of course, was home to the capital city of [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar The Confederate States of America]]. Also, the youngest daughter is always referred to in the dialog as Margaret Ann and never just Margaret. This "double name" trope is very much associated with the Southern United States. Because of Samantha Smith's tragic death coupled with the SleeperHit popularity of ''Series/TheGoldenGirls'', we would never find out Elizabeth's middle name.

* DeepSouth: James Culver and his two daughters live on a horse farm in rural Virginia. Virginia, of course, was home to the capital city of [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar The Confederate States of America]]. Also, the youngest daughter is always referred to in the dialog as Margaret Ann and never just Margaret. This "double name" trope is very much associated with the Southern United States. Because of [[invoked]] [[AuthorExistenceFailure Samantha Smith's tragic death]] coupled with the SleeperHit popularity of ''Series/TheGoldenGirls'', we would never find out Elizabeth's middle name.

* CharacterOutlivesActor: Had the series continued, Samantha Reed Smith's Elizabeth would have lived on off-screen in [[GayParee Paris]].

* DeepSouth: James Culver and his two daughters live on a horse farm in rural Virginia. Virginia, of course, was home to the capital city of [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar The Confederate States of America]]. Also, the youngest daughter is always referred to in the dialog as Margaret Ann and never just Margaret. This "double name" trope is very much associated with the Southern United States. Because of AuthorExistenceFailure coupled with [[Series/TheGoldenGirls the popularity of some women living in Florida]], we would never find out the elder daughter, Elizabeth's middle name.

* TheEighties: Characteristics of the decade are very visible in the styling of the sisters and the female guest stars. Samantha Smith's [[EightiesHair updo]] and blue satin dress in "The Mystery of Flight 401" are particularly noteworthy.
* CharacterOutlivesActor: Had the series continued, Samantha Smith's Elizabeth would have lived on off-screen in UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}.

* DeepSouth: James Culver and his two daughters live on a horse farm in rural Virginia. Virginia, of course, was home to the capital city of [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar The Confederate States of America]]. Also, the youngest daughter is always referred to in the dialog as Margaret Ann and never just Margaret. This "double name" trope is very much associated with the Southern United States. Because of ActorExistenceFailure coupled with [[Series/TheGoldenGirls the popularity of some women living in Florida]], we would never find out the elder daughter, Elizabeth's middle name.

* DeepSouth: James Culver and his two daughters live on a horse farm in rural UsefulNotes/{{Virginia}}. Virginia, of course, was home to the capital city of the [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar The Confederate States of America]]. Also, the youngest daughter is always referred to in the dialog as Margaret Ann and never just Margaret. This "double name" trope is very much associated with the Southern United States. Because of ActorExistenceFailure coupled with [[Series/TheGoldenGirls the popularity of some women living in Florida]], we would never find out the elder daughter, Elizabeth's middle name.

* CharacterOutlivesActor: Had the series continued, Samantha Smith's Elizabeth would have lived on off-screen in Paris.

''Lime Street'' is an ActionAdventure drama series starring Creator/RobertWagner that aired on Creator/{{ABC}} during the 1985 television season. It starred child peace activist and budding actress Samantha Reed Smith as the elder daughter of Wagner's character, and Maia Brewton (''Film/AdventuresInBabysitting, Series/ParkerLewisCantLose'') as her younger sister.

* TheEighties: Characteristics of the decade are very visible in the styling of the sisters and the female guest stars. Samantha Smith's [[EightiesHair updo]] and blue satin dress in "The Mystery of Flight 401" are particularly noteworthy.

'''Lime Street''' is an ActionAdventure drama series starring Creator/RobertWagner that aired on Creator/{{ABC}} during the 1985 television season. It starred child peace activist and budding actress, Samantha Reed Smith in a supporting role as the elder daughter of Wagner's character. Maia Brewton (Film/AdventuresInBabysitting, Series/ParkerLewisCantLose) plays Wagner's character's younger daughter.

This series provides the following tropes:

* TheEighties / EightiesHair: characteristics of the decade are very visible on both daughters and the female guest stars. Samantha Smith's updo and blue satin dress in "The Mystery of Flight 401" are particularly noteworthy.
* TheCharacterDiedWithHim / CharacterOutlivesActor: Samantha Smith's "Elizabeth" would have lived on off-screen in Paris had the series been saved.