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Rediscover the TV Shows You Forgot You Loved

Explore forgotten shows, cancelled classics, failed spin-offs, one-season wonders and bizarre television experiments from the golden age of TV.

Search by decade, genre, network, why the show disappeared, and whether it’s still worth watching today.

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Built for classic TV fans.

How Many Shows From Your Childhood Have You Completely Forgotten?

You remember the huge hits.

But what about the shows that lasted one season?

The weird Saturday morning cartoons.

The spin-offs nobody talks about.

The sci-fi series buried after ten episodes.

The actors you knew long before they became famous.

The Pilot Graveyard Vault brings those shows back.

  • One-season wonder

    Galaxy Gas Station

    1976 · Starlite · Comedy

    Six episodes, then nothing.

  • Saturday morning

    Pocket Dinosaurs!

    1984 · Starlite · Cartoon

    The toy line never shipped.

  • Failed spin-off

    The Calloway Spin-Off Hour

    1978 · Meridian · Variety

    Pulled after four episodes.

  • Sci-fi they buried

    Sector Nine

    1988 · Meridian · Sci-Fi

    Cancelled before the reveal.

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What’s inside

Decades of Forgotten Television, in One Place

A growing archive, built toward 1,000+ shows: the hits that faded, the flops that vanished, and everything in between.

  • Search the Vault

    Find shows by name, actor, network, decade or genre.

  • Filter the Graveyard

    Browse by:

    • Cancelled Too Soon
    • One-Season Wonders
    • Failed Spin-Offs
    • Lost Media
    • Future Stars
    • Bizarre Premises
    • Network Killed It
    • Worth Watching Today

  • Discover what happened

    Each show includes original editorial sections like:

    • The Premise
    • Cause of Death
    • Why It Disappeared
    • Graveyard Fact
    • Worth Digging Up?
    • Where Is It Now?

  • Build your watchlist

    Save forgotten shows you want to revisit.

  • Track what you remember

    Mark the shows you watched and remembered.

  • Get your Graveyard Score

    See how much forgotten television you actually remember.

Preview

This Isn’t a Spreadsheet.

The Vault is built to browse.

Try it: filter the Graveyard

6 shows match

  • Galaxy Gas Station1976 · Starlite · Comedy
  • The Midnight Switchboard1971 · Halcyon · Anthology
  • Sector Nine1988 · Meridian · Sci-Fi
  • My Neighbor the Robot1965 · Meridian · Comedy
  • The Weather Witch1986 · Keystone · Drama
  • Dr. Pemberton's Traveling Clinic1973 · Meridian · Drama
Filter by decade, genre, network, cancellation type and more.
Open a Graveyard File and find out what happened.
Browse collections the way you’d browse a streaming service.
Keep track of everything you remember.

Screens show example records from the Vault’s sample data.

Inside a Graveyard File

Every Show Comes With Its Story

Not just dates and cast lists: what the show was, how it died, and whether it’s worth hunting down.

Example file · fictional show

Sector Nine

  • 1988–1989
  • Meridian Television Network
  • Sci-Fi
  • 1 season
  • 12 episodes
✓ I remember this ＋ Add to watchlist
The premise
A space station crew wakes up to find the year is wrong. A mystery told across twelve tense episodes.
Cause of death
Cancelled before the reveal.
Why it disappeared
The finale was filmed and never aired.
Graveyard fact
The unaired finale is the most asked-about episode in the Vault.
Worth digging up?
Rated 4.5 out of 5. For the cliffhanger alone.
Where is it now?
Partially lost. The finale has never surfaced.

Collections

Start Digging.

Hand-built collections to wander through, like flipping channels on a Saturday afternoon.

Cancelled Too Soon

  • Captain Starbright and the Orbit Patrol
  • Saddle & Sprocket
  • Galaxy Gas Station
  • Pocket Dinosaurs!
  • Mallory & the Machine
  • Captain Starbright and the Orbit Patrol

Only ’70s Kids Remember

  • The Midnight Switchboard
  • The Calloway Spin-Off Hour
  • The Weather Witch
  • Suburban Ghost Patrol
  • The Lighthouse Detectives
  • The Midnight Switchboard

Only Gen X Remembers

  • Neon Knights of Route 9
  • Sector Nine
  • The Last Broadcast of Channel Zero
  • My Neighbor the Robot
  • Dr. Pemberton's Traveling Clinic
  • Neon Knights of Route 9

Sci-Fi They Buried

  • Mallory & the Machine
  • Captain Starbright and the Orbit Patrol
  • Saddle & Sprocket
  • Galaxy Gas Station
  • Pocket Dinosaurs!
  • Mallory & the Machine

So Bad They’re Great

  • The Lighthouse Detectives
  • The Midnight Switchboard
  • The Calloway Spin-Off Hour
  • The Weather Witch
  • Suburban Ghost Patrol
  • The Lighthouse Detectives

Failed Spin-Offs

  • Dr. Pemberton's Traveling Clinic
  • Neon Knights of Route 9
  • Sector Nine
  • The Last Broadcast of Channel Zero
  • My Neighbor the Robot
  • Dr. Pemberton's Traveling Clinic

Future Stars

  • Pocket Dinosaurs!
  • Mallory & the Machine
  • Captain Starbright and the Orbit Patrol
  • Saddle & Sprocket
  • Galaxy Gas Station
  • Pocket Dinosaurs!

One-Season Wonders

  • Suburban Ghost Patrol
  • The Lighthouse Detectives
  • The Midnight Switchboard
  • The Calloway Spin-Off Hour
  • The Weather Witch
  • Suburban Ghost Patrol

Weirdest Shows Ever Aired

  • My Neighbor the Robot
  • Dr. Pemberton's Traveling Clinic
  • Neon Knights of Route 9
  • Sector Nine
  • The Last Broadcast of Channel Zero
  • My Neighbor the Robot

Network Killed It

  • Galaxy Gas Station
  • Pocket Dinosaurs!
  • Mallory & the Machine
  • Captain Starbright and the Orbit Patrol
  • Saddle & Sprocket
  • Galaxy Gas Station

Deepest Graves

  • The Weather Witch
  • Suburban Ghost Patrol
  • The Lighthouse Detectives
  • The Midnight Switchboard
  • The Calloway Spin-Off Hour
  • The Weather Witch

Example collections, filled with example shows.

Graveyard Score

How Deep Does Your TV Memory Go?

Mark the shows you remember and see just how much television is still buried in your memory.

Check Your Graveyard Score

Example score

Graveyard Score

317

You remember 317 of 1,024 shows.

31% of the Graveyard uncovered.

  • 1960s 41%
  • 1970s 74%
  • 1980s 81%
  • 1990s 56%

Why it’s different

Not IMDb. Not Wikipedia. Not Just Another TV List.

The big reference sites

Tell you what existed.

Cast lists, air dates, episode guides. Indispensable, and the Vault doesn’t try to replace them.

The Pilot Graveyard Vault

Tells you what happened to it.

  • Forgotten television
  • Cancellation stories
  • Why shows disappeared
  • Original editorial commentary
  • Cult shows
  • Buried network history
  • Nostalgia and discovery
  • Your own memory, tracked

Who it’s for

You’ll Feel at Home Here If…

  • You grew up watching television before streaming.
  • You remember TV Guide.
  • You still remember shows nobody else seems to.
  • You love finding forgotten sci-fi, sitcoms, cartoons and one-season wonders.
  • You’ve ever said: “Wait… I remember this.”

Lifetime access

Your $27 Unlocks the Entire Graveyard.

  • The full Pilot Graveyard Vault
  • Every show in the archive, searchable
  • All future Vault additions
  • Your Graveyard Score
  • A personal watchlist
  • Memory tracking
  • Curated collections
  • Random show discovery
  • Lifetime access

$27 one time

Pay once. Keep access.

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Also included

Curated Collections, Inside the Vault

Hand-picked collections you’ll find waiting when you sign in. Part of the Vault, not separate apps or downloads.

  • Cancelled Too Soon

    The shows that deserved a second season.

  • So Bad They’re Great

    Gloriously misguided, and worth every minute.

  • The Ultimate Retro TV Checklist

    Tick off what you’ve seen, decade by decade.

  • Forgotten Saturday Mornings

    The cartoons that never got a toy line.

FAQ

Questions, Answered

What exactly is The Pilot Graveyard Vault?

A searchable archive of forgotten, cancelled, short-lived and cult television, mostly from the 1950s to the 1990s. Every show has an original Graveyard File: what it was, how it died, why it disappeared, and whether it’s worth watching today.

Is this a subscription?

No. It is a one-time $27 payment for lifetime access.

How many shows are included?

The archive is growing toward 1,000+ shows, with new additions over time. Every addition is included in your access.

What decades are covered?

Primarily the 1950s through the 1990s.

How do I sign in after buying?

Go to the Vault’s sign-in page and enter the email you paid with. We email you a sign-in link (and a code). No password to remember.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. The Vault works on phones, tablets and computers.

Can I track shows I remember?

Yes. Mark what you remember, watched or never heard of, and your Graveyard Score updates as you go.

Can I create a watchlist?

Yes.

Will more shows be added?

Yes, and you get every one of them.

Does the Vault include full TV episodes?

No. The Vault is an editorial discovery archive. It does not host copyrighted episodes.

Where do the images come from?

Only images that are licensed, permitted or original. Where none is available, the Vault uses its own placeholder art.

Can I get a refund?

[Placeholder: final refund policy to be confirmed.] The full policy is on the Refunds page.

How Much Television Have You Forgotten?

There are hundreds of shows sitting somewhere in the back of your memory.

Start digging.

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Lifetime access.

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