1994: the non-crossover #1s, AC and RB
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On the British side, I'm going to say Cracker, the series about a police psychologist. To my knowledge, the main two launches were
1) Robbie Coltrane - known primarily as a comedic actor, he built his dramatic chops in this series, and
2) Christopher Eccleston in series one as the earnest officer who often brought Fitzgerald in.
(There are several other actors whose names I cannot remember)
There's also THE EDGE, a short-lived sketch comedy show that launched the careers of Jennifer Aniston and Wayne Knight. My personal favorite sketch from that show was "Cracklin' Crotch." Ah, the 90s were fun, weren't they?
Freaks and Geeks is the one that stands out to me:
James Franco, of course, went to be in the Spidey movies and star in Flyboys and others
Seth Rogen has starred in all the Judd Apatow flicks, and this summer will really blow up as the main man in "Knocked Up"
Linda Cardellini, who is simply adorable, is still a slowly rising star ... she was great in "Brokeback Mountain" and a variety of other small parts, and she should get a big break soon
Right off the top of my head is E/R, with George Clooney after his stint on The Facts of Life. It was his first starring vehicle. Also had Jason Alexander. I always found it weird that he was in two shows named after the emergency room.
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