Follow Friday -Movies that could be book

Follow Friday is a feature created by Parajunkee and Alison Can Read.  It's a fun blog hop where you meet other book bloggers and find people to follow.

So I read the question wrong because of the first answer I saw was Jericho and it was morning.  Sometimes mornings aren't my smartest time.  (And by sometimes I mean every day that I have to wake up to an alarm clock).  I tried to come up with a new answer, really I did (okay try might be a strong word for "left blog in draft form until after work).

Question: Books are turned into movies all the time! Turn it around. What movie would make a great book? (Except I read television instead of movie, hence my answer)

I often complain about how hard Follow Friday Questions are.  After a long week at the office my brain has stopped working about this time each week so I never know how to answer.  This question is particularly hard because my favorite TV shows often start as books or are very different from the type of books I read.

So let's look at my favorite TV shows
Roswell - Book series first
Once Upon A Time - Based upon fairytales.  I would read a book that was similar to Once Upon A Time - fairytale characters trapped in modern times because of an evil witch's curse.  But since it's already based upon books and stories does that even count?
Revenge - Love this TV show but it's not the type of book that I typically read.  It's a great guilty pleasure TV show though.
Lost - Seems waaaay to complicated at times to be a book.  There are too many characters without any particular main character or point of view.  There are also too many storylines and back stories.  I think Lost worked best in the television medium focusing episodes on different characters, using cliffhangers and having excellent actors carry this story.
Doctor Who - Already has books doesn't it?

The first answer I saw mentioned Jericho and I can see that as a book, especially since dystopians have become so popular.  My problem with this question is that television and books are such different mediums (even when compared to movies and books which I believe are more similar).  Television shows are continual so they need lots of characters and subplots.  Movies and books have a limited time span so every word needs to count.  While having a television show where Jack, Locke, Kate, Sawyer, and at different times other characters are the main characters works great.  As a book it's harder to utilize that many point of views without confusing the reader.