The Family Channel Original Programming
25 entries in the The Family Channel Original Programming compendium.
The Adventures of the Black StallionA teen and his wild stallion race the world.Apollo 11 (1996 film)A docudrama recreating the tension of the Apollo 11 mission.Baby RacesYoung children compete with their parents in silly, timed games.Bordertown (1989 TV series)Two countries, one town, shared law.Candles in the DarkA Christmas story of love and survival in Estonia.Crossbow (TV series)A 14th-century Swiss hero wields a crossbow against tyranny.Family ChallengeTwo families compete in messy physical stunts.Gerbert (TV series)A Christian children's series teaching life lessons through everyday scenarios.Home & FamilyA wholesome daytime talk show with tips and entertainment.It Takes Two (game show)Couples guess numbers; audience members win prizes.Katts and DogA police officer and his canine partner fight crime together.Kidnapped (1995 film)A divided Scotland, a kidnapped heir, a daring escape.Maniac Mansion (TV series)A sitcom about a scientist and his mutant family.Masters of the MazeA game show where kids run a video-game maze.Maximum DriveThree teams, five races, one champion.The Original Amateur HourA pioneering talent show that launched amateur performers onto television.Shopping SpreeTwo teams race to match prizes using visual clues.Small Talk (American game show)Three contestants predict how children answered questions.The Swiss Family Robinson: Flone of the Mysterious IslandAn anime adaptation of the classic castaway family story.T. and T.Mr. T stars as a boxer turned detective.That's My DogTwo families and their dogs compete in canine games.Trivial Pursuit (American game show)A game show based on the Trivial Pursuit board game.Wild Animal GamesKids learn about animals through competitive games.The World of Peter Rabbit and FriendsAn animated anthology adapting Beatrix Potter's beloved tales.Zorro (1990 TV series)The Fox returns to defend Spanish California.
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