Quote from: Dominus NoxBattlestar Galactica.

But one is supposedly coming soon.

You know the first question one of your players will ask, don't you.....

Can I play a cylon?

:pimpdahoe:

Quote from: rcsampleYou know the first question one of your players will ask, don't you.....

Can I play a cylon?

"play" is not the verb you're looking for...

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Robin Hood (with Herne the Hunter, etc)

The Professionals (original 70's series)

Spooks

The Wire

Dark Angel (which should only be an rpg)

Teen Titans (which should be a BESM supplement )

Millennium (UA supplement)

The OtherWorld

And some time ago Balbinus made a cool post about an rpg based on My Name is Earl....

Regards,
David R

Surprised no one mentioned "the avengers" yet.

or "Blake's 7".

What, no love for brit TV?

Quote from: Dominus NoxWhat, no love for brit TV?

I style my DM'ing after Alan B'Stard, is that enough for you?

Quote from: James McMurrayGreatest American Hero could make for a cool RPG too, although it migth not work too well as anything but a one-on-one game.

One of my V&V characters back in the mid-80's was essentially the Greatest American Hero -- "Vanguard" had an established list of powers he was barely competent with, and it wasn't unusual for him to discover new ones he could barely control at all. Talk about GM fiat...

Sliders has a nice premise for role-playing games, as does Quantum Leap.

Cadfael.

Sopranos, of course. (Are there any mob games at all?)

Aeon Flux.

Ghost in the shell: Stand alone complex.

Quote from: Dominus NoxBattlestar Galactica.

But one is supposedly coming soon.

There was a massive, very well-done fan effort for a d20 version over at the WotC boards. Perhaps the fact that it's a fan effort and/or d20 cheapens it for some, but I find it to be pretty damned good:

http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=492021

Adventurous Und Magick Haus would make the greatest game ever.  eVER!!!1!

Quote from: rcsampleYou know the first question one of your players will ask, don't you.....

Can I play a cylon?

:pimpdahoe:

And what the frak's wrong with that?

Quote from: Dominus NoxWhat, no love for brit TV?

Did I not mention Torchwood?:confused:

Quote from: Dominus NoxWhat, no love for brit TV?

Last of the Summer Wine - The RPG. Play any stereotypical, Yorkshire septegenarian as you ecky-thump your way around the dales cooking up ever more madcap schemes to ingratiate yourselves into the bosom of some prune faced old hag with saggy stockings. Black puddin's at daawn, by'eck!
Walford - Based on the depressingly popular TV show Eastenders, attempt to run a small service industry business based under the railway arches or in the middle of a street market whilst avoiding the machinations of various east-end 'ard men. Or shave your head, set your razor to 'stubble' and don your leather jacket and be an 'ard man yourself, ruthlessly stitchin' up any muppet who gits in yer way and stickin' up fer yer dear old mum, gawd bless 'er...

And for our antipodean cousins :

Strewth! - The RPG of Australian Soap Operas - turn the most mundane of events into a heinously badly acted drama.
Crikey! - Suppliment for Strewth!, now you can wear khaki shorts and wrestle crocs, snakes, giant lizards, more crocs, porcupines, kangaroos, even more crocs and do your bit for conservation in the Oz outback by making sure that when you're around, the animals are deep in hiding...

Quote from: SosthenesI style my DM'ing after Alan B'Stard, is that enough for you?

With the amount of comic/drama based on British politics, Yes Minister, The New Statesman, To Play the King etc etc, I'd be suprised if there wasnt one already.
Or a GURPS sourcebook at least.

Quote from: James McMurrayAvatar should have an RPG.

How could I miss that?

Yes, yes it should. No, not Exalted.