Best TV Shows of 2007

Otis, a spirited cow who prefers parties to farm work, is the heart of the barnyard. Determined to have fun, she and her friends – Pip the pig, Pig the piglet, and Freddy the ferret – constantly scheme to keep their human owners from discovering their secret lives. Their adventures are full of laughter and exciting moments, testing their friendship and cleverness as they navigate the challenges of a hidden barnyard world. This charming comedy offers a lighthearted look at the playful mischief of farm animals and celebrates the joy of friendship.

"Painkiller Jane" is a science fiction action series that explores a world where humanity and the extraordinary collide. Produced in the US and Canada, the visually striking show premiered on Sci Fi Channel in the US and Global in Canada on April 13, 2007. Kristanna Loken stars as the titular Jane, a woman with incredible powers. Despite being canceled after one season of 22 episodes on August 15, 2007, the series offers a compelling story about power, identity, and responsibility as Jane navigates a dangerous and mysterious world.

Cory Baxter's life changes dramatically when his father, Victor, becomes the President's personal chef. Suddenly, Cory is thrown into the center of Washington D.C.'s political scene, facing both exciting possibilities and tough obstacles. While navigating this unfamiliar world, Cory discovers a knack for clever schemes as he interacts with the powerful people around him. The story explores how these experiences shape Cory's character and choices, examining themes of adapting to change, pursuing ambition, and understanding the complexities of power. With its mix of humor and drama, the film offers a compelling look at the world of Washington D.C. politics and society.

In 2007, *Flash Gordon* captivated audiences as a thrilling science fiction series. Premiering on Sci Fi in the U.S. on August 10th and continuing until its finale on February 8th, 2008, the show also aired in the UK on Sci Fi Channel and in Canada on SPACE. Peter Hume spearheaded this ambitious project as creator, executive producer, and showrunner. He also wrote the first and final episodes, shaping the series' exciting narrative.

This series follows a large, multi-generational family in Atlanta, centered around the home of patriarch Curtis Payne and his wife, Ella.