Good & Evil

Sort of a hybrid between Soap-style spoofiness and Buffy-like witch-wiggles, Good & Evil was simply too strange a series to survive. Too bad, because in addition to being an arcane and amusing show, it also offered the tantalizing Teri Garr and the marvelous Margaret Whitton as sparring siblings. (Guess which sis was good and which one was sinful!) With a long list of likable lugs on board as support (including Mark Blankfield and Seth Green), Good & Evil looked to be a cult classic in the making . . . before the thing was canned (for good) after less than eight (somewhat evil) episodes.