A Current Affair celebrated ten years in syndication. It was their last year too.

Married With Children celebrated ten years on FOX.

Entertainment Tonight celebrated fifteen years in Syndication.

Late Night celebrated fifteen years on NBC.

Flipper returned to syndication after a twenty–seven year absence. The series was previously on NBC.

The Outer Limits returned to TV after a thirty–year absence. It was on ABC from 1963–1965. This time around, it lasted six years in syndication; first on Showtime. The Outer Limits still control all that we see and hear. Don't worry. It's only a TV show.

CBS pulled The Bonnie Hunt Show after a month. It got a new shortened name, Bonnie, in March 1996. It lasted another month.

CBS pulled Central Park West from the air for bad ratings in November. The show was retooled into CPW in June 1996. The twice airings failed miserable.

Too Something was pulled off in October 1995. The winner of a viewer contest was allowed to pick a new name, New York Daze. Neither the new name nor the show stick. It returned only for a month.

WB added Sunday nights to the schedule with Pinky & The Brain and five comedies.

UPN added Tuesday & Wednesday nights to the schedule. Tuesday had Deadly Game and Live Shot. Wednesday had The Sentinel and Swift Justice.

Fred Dryer returned in a syndication series, Land's End, after a five–year absence. He previously starred in the 1980's hit police drama, Hunter.

One West Waikiki returned to syndication for another year; it was previously on CBS in the summer of 1994.

Baywatch Nights from Baywatch, Mitch Buchanan moonlighted as a detective while he was still a lifeguard on Baywatch.

Buddies from Home Improvement, the Buddies were in ONE episode of Home Improvement on March 14, 1996.

Xena: Warrior Princess from Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, the reformed Xena, who failed to kill Hercules, vowed to change her evil ways on this series.

Minor Adjustments jumped to UPN from NBC in midseason.

Sister, Sister went from ABC to WB.

Yes, Aliens In The Family had two episodes in prime time, but it finished its run in the summer on ABC Saturday morning.

Kirk Cameron and his real life wife, Chelsea Noble, starred in Kirk; they previously fell in love on the set of Growing Pains in the 1980's.

Andrew Clay threw out the "dice" to Bless This House. Man, oh ,man! He struck out badly. He should have kept the dice for good luck!

Shaun Cassidy, yes you know who that is, created American Gothic. He was the supervise producer.

Let me get this "STRAIGHT." I moved to Hollywood in 1995. Few years later, I became a cross dresser (never happen), be involved with a fat woman (EIW! Double EIW! I adored her very much), and had a baby with her! Boy, howdy! My fictionalized life was much better than mine Hey, wait a damn minute! I should be Roseanne. I can win the lottery too!

Tony Danza was an executive producer of Before They Were Stars. It was first seen as specials starting in May 1994.

Roseanne was the executive producer of Saturday Night Special. She hosted the premiere episode.

Almost Perfect – 1995–fall of 1996, CBS, comedy, Nancy Travis

Brotherly Love – 1995/96, NBC; 1996/97, WB, comedy, Joey, Matthew & Andrew Lawrence

Caroline in the City – 1995–1999, NBC, comedy, Leah Thompson

The Drew Carey Show – 1995–2004, ABC, comedy, Drew Carey, Kathy Kinney

JAG – 1995/96, NBC; 1996–2005, CBS, legal drama, David James Elliott

The Jeff Foxworthy Show – 1995/96, ABC; 1996/97, NBC, comedy, Jeff Foxworthy, Haley Joel Osmond

Kirk – 1995–1997, WB, comedy, Kirk Cameron, Will Estes

Murder One – 1995–1997, ABC, legal drama, Daniel Bengali

The Naked Truth – 1995/96, ABC; January 1997–1998, NBC, comedy, Tea Leoni, Holland Taylor

Ned and Stacey – 1995–1997, FOX, comedy, Thomas Haden Church, Debra Messing

New York Undercover – 1994–1998, FOX, police drama, Michael De Lorenzo, Malick Yuba

The Single Guy – 1995–1997, NBC, comedy, Jonathan Silverman

American Gothic – CBS, horror, Gary Cole

Bless This House – CBS, comedy, Andrew Clay

The Bonnie Hunt Show – CBS, comedy, Bonnie Hunt, Mark Darwin

Can't Hurry Love – CBS, comedy, Nancy McKeon

Central Park West – CBS, serial drama, Mariel Hemingway

Charlie Grace – ABC, detective drama, 6 episodes, Mark Harmon

Cleghorne! – WB, comedy, Ellen Cleghorne, Cathy Silvers

Courthouse – CBS, legal drama, Robin Givens

The Crew – FOX, comedy, Lana Davies

Deadly Games – UPN, sci-fi, Christopher Lloyd

Dweebs – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Peter Scolari, Corey Feldman

First Time Out – WB, comedy, Jackie Guerra, Leah Remini

The Home Court – NBC, comedy, Pamela Reed

Hudson Street – ABC, comedy, Tony Danza, Lori Loughlin

If Not For You – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Hank Azaria, Debra Jo Rupp

John Grisham's The Client – CBS, legal drama, Polly Holliday, Ossie Davis

Live Shot – UPN, drama, Sam Anderson

The Marshal – ABC, police drama, Jeff Fahey

Maybe This Time – ABC, comedy, Marie Osmond, Craig Ferguson

Minor Adjustments – NBC/UPN, comedy, Rondell Sheridan

Misery Loves Company – FOX, comedy, 4 episodes, Juluis Carry

The Monroes – ABC, drama, 5 episodes, William Devane, Susan Sullivan

New York News – CBS, newspaper drama, Mary Tyler Moore, Gregory Harrison

Nowhere Man – UPN, drama, Bruce Greenwood

Partners – FOX, comedy, Tate Donavan, Jon Cryer

Pinky and the Brain – WB, cartoon, Maurice LaMarche, Rob Paulsen

The Preston Episodes – FOX, comedy, 8 episodes, David Alan Grier

The Pursuit of Happiness – NBC, comedy, Brad Garrett

Simon – WB, comedy, Harland Williams, Jason Bateman

Space: Above and Beyond – FOX, sci-fi, Morgan Weisser

Strange Luck – FOX, adventure, D.B. Sweeney

Swift Justice, UPN, detective drama, James McCaffrey

Too Something – FOX, comedy, 9 episodes, Portia de Rossi

Aliens In The Family – ABC, comedy, 2 episodes, John Bedford Lloyd

Boston Common – March 1996–1997, NBC, comedy, Anthony Clark

High Incident – March 1996–1997, ABC, police drama, Blair Underwood

King Of The Hill – January 1996–present, FOX, cartoon, Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy

Moesha – January 1996–2001, UPN, comedy, Brandy Norwood

Nash Bridges – March 1996–2001, CBS, police drama, Don Johnson, Cheech Marin

Savannah – January 1996–1997, WB, soap, Shannon Sturges

Second Noah – January 1996–1997, ABC, drama, Daniel Hugh Kelly, James Marsden

The Sentinel – March 1996–1999, UPN, sci-fi/police drama, Richard Burgi

3rd Rock from the Sun – January 1996–2001, NBC, comedy, John Lithgow, Jane Curtin

Before They Were Stars – ABC, documentary, Scott Baio

Buddies – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Dave Chappelle

Champs – ABC, comedy, Timothy Busfield

The Dana Carvey Show – ABC, comedy/variety, Dana Carvey

The Faculty – ABC, comedy, Meredith Baxter

Good Company – CBS, comedy, Wendi Malick, Lauren Graham

High Incident – ABC, crime drama, Blair Underwood

High Society – CBS, comedy, Jean Smart, David Rasche

Kindred: The Embraced – FOX, police/supernatural drama, 7 episodes, Kelly Rutherford

L.A. Firefighters – FOX, adventure, 6 episodes, Jarrod Emick

The Last Frontier – FOX, comedy, 6 episodes, Anthony Starke

Local Heroes – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Jay Mohr

The Louie Show – CBS, comedy, Louie Anderson, Bryan Cranston

Malibu Shores – NBC, soap, Keri Russell, Michelle Phillips

Matt Waters – CBS, drama, 6 episodes, Montel Williams, Sam McMurray

Muppets Tonight – ABC, comedy, Frank Oz

My Guys – CBS, comedy, 2 episodes, Michael Damus

The Paranormal Borderline – UPN, supernatural, Jonathan Frakes

Profit – FOX, drama, 4 episodes, Liza Zane

The Show – FOX, comedy, 8 episodes, Sam Seder

Swift Justice – UPN, detective drama, 13 episodes, James McCaffrey

What's So Funny? – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Nick Bakay

World's Funniest Videos – ABC, comedy, Dave Coulier, Eva LaRue

Campus Cops – USA, comedy, Ryan Hurst

The Daily Show – July 1996–present, Comedy Central, comedy, Craig Kilborn

Life And Times Of... – January 1996–2001, Nashville, biography

The Outer Limits – 1995–2001, Showtime; 2001/02, Sci-Fi Channel, sci-fi, Kevin Conway

Poltergeist: The Legacy – 1995–1998, Showtime; 1999, Sci Fi, sci fi, Derek de Lint

Prime Time Country – January 1996–1999, TNN, variety, Tom Wopat

Remember WENN – January 1996–1998, AMC, comedy/drama, Melinda Mullins

Singled Out – 1995–1997, MTV, quiz, Jenny McCarthy

Space Cases – March 1996–1997 Nickelodeon, sci fi, Kristian Ayre

Weekly World News – USA, satire, 13 episodes, Edwin Newman

Baywatch Nights – 1995–1997, syndication, detective drama, David Hasselhoff

Coast Guard – 1995–1997, syndication, documentary, Scott Morris

The Extremists With Gabrielle Reece – 1995–1997, syndication, sports anthology, Gabrielle Reece

Flipper – 1995–1997, syndication, adventure, Brian Wimmer

The Hardy Boys – syndication, adventure, Colin Gray, Paul Popowich

LAPD: Life On The Beat – 1995–1999, syndication, police documentary, Andrew Geller

Night Stand With Dick Dietrick – 1995–1997, syndication, comedy, Timothy Slack

Save Our Streets – 1995–1999, syndication, informational, Tim Reid

Xena: Warrior Princess – 1995–2001, syndication, adventure, Lucy Lawless, Renee O'Connor

Mad TV – 1995–present, FOX, comedy, Nicole Sullivan, Orlando Jones

Saturday Night Special – FOX, comedy variety, 6 episodes, Jason Davis

The Stephanie Miller Show – syndication, talk, Stephanie Miller

Aaahh!! Real Monsters – 1994–1997, Nickelodeon, cartoon

All That – December 1994–2000, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety

Chicago Hope – 1994–2000, CBS, medical drama

Cybill – January 1995–1998, CBS, comedy

Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist – May 1995–1999, Comedy Central, cartoon

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama

Entertainers – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip

Forever Knight – 1994–1996, syndication, adventure

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys – January 1995–2000, syndication, adventure

High Tide – 1994–1997, syndication, adventure

The Late Late Show With Tom Synder – January 1995–1999, CBS, talk

New York Undercover – 1994–1998, FOX, police drama

NewsRadio – March 1995–1999, NBC, comedy

The Parent 'Hood – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy

Party of Five – 1994–2000, FOX, drama

The Secret World Of Alex Mack – 1994–1998, Nickelodeon, comedy/adventure

Sliders – March 1995–1997, FOX; June 1998–2000, Sci-Fi Channel, sci-fi

Star Trek: Voyager – January 1995–2001, UPN, sci-fi

Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy

The Wayans Bros. – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy

Unhappily Ever After – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy

American Journal – 1993–1998, syndication, magazine

Boy Meets World – 1993–2000, ABC, comedy

Court TV–Inside America's Court – 1993–1997, syndication, legal/information

Dave's World – 1993–1997, CBS, comedy

Diagnosis: Murder – October 1993–2000, CBS, detective drama

Duckman – March 1993–1997, USA, cartoon

Ellen – March 1994–1998, ABC, comedy

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

Grace Under Fire – 1993–1998, ABC, comedy

The John Larroquette Show – 1993–1997, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

Living Single – 1993–1998, FOX, comedy

Lois & Clark – 1993–1997, ABC

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

The Nanny – 1993–1999, CBS, comedy

Politically Incorrect – 1993–1996, Comedy Central, comedy/talk

Rivera Live – February 1994–2001, CNBC, talk

Rocko's Modern Life – 1993–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Sister, Sister – April 1994–1995, ABC; 1995–1999, WB, comedy

Weird Science – March 1994–1998, USA, comedy

The X Files – 1993–2002, FOX, fantasy drama

Babylon 5 – January 1993–1998, syndication, sci-fi

Beavis & Butthead – March 1993–1997, MTV, cartoon

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman – Jan 1993–1998, CBS, western

Fishin' With Orlando Wilson – January 1993–2000, TNN, fishing

Hangin' With Mr. Cooper – 1992–1997, ABC, comedy

Highlander – 1992–1998, Syndication, adventure

Homicide: Life on the Street – January 1993–1999, NBC, police drama

Mad About You – 1992–1999, NBC, comedy

Martin – 1992–1997, FOX, comedy

Renegade – 1992–1996, Syndication, adventure

The Shadetree Mechanic – 1992–2000, TNN, instruction

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Jan 1993–1999, Syndication, sci-fi

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2001, CBS, crime drama

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Emergency Call – 1991–1998, syndicated, documentary

Home Improvement – 1991–1999, ABC, comedy

Melrose Place – July 1992–1999, FOX, soap

Silk Stalkings – 1991–1999, USA, crime drama

The Statler Brothers Show – 1991–1999, TNN, variety

Step By Step – 1991–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1991–1996, Comedy Central, comedy

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

Wings – April 1990–1997, NBC, comedy

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Greg Kinnear – February 1994–1996, NBC, talk

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

An Evening At The Improv celebrated ten years on A&E.

Monday Night Football celebrated twenty–five years on ABC.

Saturday Night Live celebrated twenty years on NBC.

Forever Knight returned to syndication. It was previously on CBS Crimetime After Primetime from 1992–1994.

Sirens returned to syndication with two original cast members, Adrienne–Joi Johnson and Liza Synder, after it failed on ABC in 1993.

WB premiered with their first show, The Wayans Bros., on January 11, 1995, Wednesday at 8 PM. Unhappily Ever After followed at 8:30 PM.

UPN premiered with their first show, Star Trek: Voyager, on January 16, 1995, Monday at 8 PM.

Carl Lumbly is the only cast member to return from the M.A.N.T.I.S. pilot.

Star Trek: Voyager is the first Star Trek series to be on network TV since the original Star Trek series on NBC in the late 1960's. Kathryn Janeway is the first female captain on Star Trek. Linda Hamilton auditioned for the role of Capt. Kathryn Janeway; the part went to Kate Mulgrew.

The Jon Stewart Show replaced the cancelled Arsenio Hall Show late at night; it was produced by MTV and syndicated by Paramount Studios.

George Clooney previous starred in E/R, a 1984/85 CBS comedy; he went on to greatest fame of playing a doctor in the NBC drama, ER.

Carl Winslow is a very bad father on Family Matters. His daughter, Judy, disappeared without a trace. Yet, no one search for her. Even, Carl didn't fill a missing person report! Dear Lord! That's shocking! He should have known better. For crying out loud, he is a police officer!

Pig Sty and Platypus Man premiered on the same night and were cancelled on the same night 13 weeks later. Even switching time slots with each other couldn't save both series.

Chicago Hope – 1994–2000, CBS, medical drama, Adam Arkin, Thomas Gibson

Due South – 1994–1996, CBS, police drama, Paul Gross

ER – 1994–present, NBC, medical drama, George Clooney, Anthony Edwards

Friends – 1994–2004, NBC, comedy, Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston

New York Undercover – 1994–1998, FOX, police drama, Michael De Lorenzo

Party of Five – 1994–2000, FOX, drama, Matthew Fox, Scott Wolf

Touched by an Angel – 1994–2003, CBS, fantasy, Roma Downey, Della Reese

All-American Girl – ABC, comedy, Margaret Cho

The Boys Are Back – CBS, comedy, Hal Linden, Suzanne Pleshette

Blue Skies – ABC, comedy, 7 episodes, Corey Parker

The Cosby Mysteries – NBC, mysteries, Bill Cosby

Daddy's Girls – CBS, comedy, 3 episodes, Dudley Moore, Harvey Fierstein

Earth 2 – NBC, sci-fi, Antonio Sabato, Jr.

The Five Mrs. Buchanans – CBS, comedy, Charlotte Ross, Judith Ivey

Fortune Hunter – FOX, adventure, 5 episodes, Mark Frankel

Hardball – FOX, comedy, 7 episodes, Dann Florek

M.A.N.T.I.S. – FOX, sci-fi, Carl Lumbly

Madman of the People – NBC, comedy, Dabney Coleman

The Martin Short Show – NBC, comedy, 3 episodes, Martin Short, Jan Hooks

McKenna – ABC, adventure, 5 episodes, Eric Close, Jennifer Love Hewitt

Me and the Boys – ABC, comedy, Steve Harvey

Models Inc. – FOX, soap, Linda Gray, Brian Gaskill

My So-Called Life – ABC, drama, Claire Danes, Bess Armstrong

On Our Own – ABC, comedy, Jurnee Smollett

Something Wilder – NBC, comedy, Gene Wilder

Sweet Justice – NBC, legal drama, Melissa Gilbert

Thunder Alley – ABC, Ed Asner

Wild Oats – FOX, comedy, 4 episodes, Paula Marshall

Under Suspicion – CBS, police drama, Eriq La Salle

Cybill – January 1995–1998, CBS, comedy, Cybill Shepherd, Christine Baranski

The Marshal – January 1995–1996, crime drama, Jeff Fahey

NewsRadio – March 1995–1999, NBC, comedy, Dave Foley, Phil Hartman, Andy Dick

The Parent 'Hood – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy Robert Townsend, Suzzanne Douglass

Sliders – March 1995–1997, FOX; June 1998–2000, Sci-Fi Channel, sci-fi, Jerry O'Connell

Star Trek: Voyager – January 1995–2001, UPN, sci-fi, Kate Mulgrew

Unhappily Ever After – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy, Geoff Pierson, Nikki Cox

The Wayans Bros. – January 1995–1999, WB, comedy, Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans

Amazing Grace – NBC, drama, 4 episodes, Patty Duke, Dan Lauria

Bringing Up Jack – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Matthew Lawrence

Double Rush – CBS, comedy, David Arquette, D.L. Hughley

Extreme – ABC, adventure, James Brolin

The George Wendt Show – CBS, comedy, 7 episodes, George Wendt

The Great Defender – FOX, legal drama, 5 episodes, Kelly Rutherford

High Sierra Search And Rescue – NBC, adventure, Robert Conrad

House Of Buggin' – FOX, comedy/variety, John Leguizamo

Legend – UPN, western, Richard Dean Anderson

Lost Civilizations – NBC, documentary, Sam Waterson

Marker – UPN, adventure, Richard Grieco, Gates McFadden

Medicine Ball – FOX, medical drama, Sam McMurray

Muscle – WB, comedy, Dan Gauthier, Michael Boatman

My Wildest Dreams – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Lisa Ann Walker

The Office – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Valerie Harper, Debra Jo Rupp

Pig Sty – UPN, comedy, David Arnott

Platypus Man – UPN, comedy, Richard Jeni

Pride & Joy – NBC, comedy, 6 episodes, Jeremy Piven

Under One Roof – CBS, drama, 6 episodes, James Earl Jones

VR.5 – FOX, sci fi, 10 episodes, Michael Easton, Anthony Stewart Head

The Watcher – UPN, dramatic anthology, 13 episodes, Anthony Ray

A Whole New Ballgame – ABC, comedy, 7 episodes, Corbin Bernsen, Richard Kind

Women Of The House – CBS, comedy, Delta Burke, Teri Garr

The Wright Verdicts – CBS, legal drama, 6 episodes, Tom Conti

Aaahh!! Real Monsters – 1994–1997, Nickelodeon, cartoon, Charlie Adler

All That – December 1994–2000, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety, Kel Mitchell

Charlie Daniels' Talent Round Up – 1994–1996, TNN, talent, Charlie Daniels

Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist – May 1995–1999, Comedy Central, cartoon, Jonathan Katz

Live From The House Of Blues – January 1995–1996, TBS, music

Sandblast – December 1994–1996, MTV, sports competition, Summer Sanders

The Secret World Of Alex Mack – 1994–1998, Nickelodeon, comedy/adventure, Darris Love

Yesteryear – 1994–1996, TNN, documentary, Lisa Stewart

Entertainers – 1994–present, syndication, celebrity talk, Byron Allen

Extra – 1994–present, syndication, news/gossip, Arthel Neville, Dave Nemeth

The Extraordinary – 1994–1996, syndication, supernatural, Corbin Bernsen

Forever Knight – 1994–1996, syndication, adventure, Geraint Wyn Davies

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys – January 1995–2000, syndication, adventure, Kevin Sorbo

High Tide – 1994–1997, syndication, adventure, Rick Springfield

Lonesome Dove: The Series – 1994–1996, syndication, western, Eric McCormack, Diahann Carroll

The Late Late Show With Tom Synder – January 1995–1999, CBS, talk Tom Snyder

The Adventures Of Pete & Pete – 1993–1996, Nickelodeon, comedy

American Journal – 1993–1998, syndication, magazine

Boy Meets World – 1993–2000, ABC, comedy

Court TV–Inside America's Court – 1993–1997, syndication, legal/information

Dave's World – 1993–1997, CBS, comedy

Diagnosis: Murder – October 1993–2000, CBS, detective drama

Duckman – March 1993–1997, USA, cartoon

Ellen – March 1994–1998, ABC, comedy

Encounters: The Hidden Truth – June 1994–1995, FOX, supernatural/magazine

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy

Grace Under Fire – 1993–1998, ABC, comedy

The John Larroquette Show – 1993–1997, NBC, comedy

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk

Living Single – 1993–1998, FOX, comedy

Lois & Clark – 1993–1997, ABC

Music City Tonight – 1993–1996, TNN, talk/variety, LIVE

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama

The Nanny – 1993–1999, CBS, comedy

Politically Incorrect – 1993–1996, Comedy Central, comedy/talk

Rivera Live – February 1994–2001, CNBC, talk

Rocko's Modern Life – 1993–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon

SeaQuest DSV – 1993–1996, NBC, sci-fi

Sister, Sister – April 1994–1995, ABC; 1995–1999, WB, comedy

Snowy River: The McGregor Saga – 1993–1996, Family, adventure

The State – December 1993–1995, MTV, comedy

Turning Point – March 1994–1995, 1996/97, ABC, documentary newsmagazine

Weird Science – March 1994–1998, USA, comedy

The X Files – 1993–2002, FOX, fantasy drama

Are You Afraid Of The Dark? – 1992–1996, Nickelodeon, supernatural anthology

Babylon 5 – January 1993–1998, syndication, sci-fi

Beavis & Butthead – March 1993–1997, MTV, cartoon

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman – Jan 1993–1998, CBS, western

Fishin' With Orlando Wilson – January 1993–2000, TNN, fishing

Hangin' With Mr. Cooper – 1992–1997, ABC, comedy

Highlander – 1992–1998, Syndication, adventure

Homicide: Life on the Street – January 1993–1999, NBC, police drama

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues – January 1993–1996, syndication, adventure

Mad About You – 1992–1999, NBC, comedy

Martin – 1992–1997, FOX, comedy

Picket Fences – 1992–1996, CBS, drama

Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol – April 1993–1996, syndication, police documentary

Renegade – 1992–1996, Syndication, adventure

Rush Limbaugh – 1992–1996, syndication, talk/discussion

The Shadetree Mechanic – 1992–2000, TNN, instruction

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Jan 1993–1999, Syndication, sci-fi

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2001, CBS, crime drama

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Emergency Call – 1991–1998, syndicated, documentary

Home Improvement – 1991–1999, ABC, comedy

MTV Sports – January 1992–1996, MTV, sports magazine

Melrose Place – July 1992–1999, FOX, soap

Ren & Stimpy – 1991–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Silk Stalkings – 1991–1999, USA, crime drama

The Statler Brothers Show – 1991–1999, TNN, variety

Step By Step – 1991–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Dream On – 1990–1996, HBO, comedy

Fresh Prince Of Bel Air – 1990–1996, NBC, comedy

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

Sisters – May 1991–1996, NBC, drama

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1991–1996, Comedy Central, comedy

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine

Seinfeld – May 1990–1998, NBC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

Tales From The Crypt – 1989–1996, HBO, horror anthology

Wings – April 1990–1997, NBC, comedy

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Greg Kinnear – February 1994–1996, NBC, talk

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective drama

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

The George Michael Sports Machine celebrated ten years on TV.

Hollywood Insider celebrated ten years on USA Network.

Jeopardy celebrated ten years in syndication.

Larry King Live celebrated ten years on CNN.

Murder, She Wrote celebrated ten years on CBS.

Showbiz Today celebrated ten years on CNN.

The Tonight Show celebrated forty years on NBC.

Robocop–The Series was based on the Robocop movies, starring Peter Weller.

Weird Science was based on the 1985 Anthony Michael Hall movie.

The Nanny was Charles Shaughnessy's first series. He was the extremely popular Shane Donovan on Days Of Our Lives from 1984 - 1992. His brother, David Shaughnessy, worked on The Young & The Restless.

Y&R cast members, Melody Scott Thomas, Peter Bergman, Joshua Morrow, Jeanne Cooper & Shemar Moore, appeared as themselves on The Nanny in 1997.

Nicole Tom is the real sister of Heather Tom. Heather was the popular Vicki Newman on Y&R from 1991 - 2003. Nicole's twin brother, David Tom, was Billy Abbott on Y&R from 1999 - 2002. The Abbotts and The Newmans are the family rivals on Y&R. Heather & David never ever shares a scene on Y&R. Heather & David played half siblings on One Life To Live in 2004 till David was killed off the soap by a gay serial killer. For a while, Heather and David were on All My Children as the same OLTL characters. Yes, the soaps are very confusing to keep track of.

Friday Night Videos to Friday Night in January 1994.

Later With Bob Costas to Later With Greg Kinnear. Greg replaced Bob on Later in February 1994.

Kim Fields returned in Living Single after a six-year absence. She was previously on The Facts Of Life in her best-known role, Tootie Ramsey. She was no longer Tootie to the fans. She became a grown up woman, Regine Hunter – the gold digging sexpot, on Living Single.

Marsha Warfield joined Empty Nest for their last two seasons. She was previously on Night Court in her best-known role, Roz Russell.

Harry Anderson returned in Dave's World. He was previously on Night Court in his best-known role, Judge Harry Stone.

John Larroquette returned in The John Larroquette Show. He was previously on Night Court in his best-known role, Dan Fielding.

Tyne Daly returned in Christy after a five-year absence. She was previously in her best-known role, Mary Beth Lacey on Cagney & Lacey.

Frasier from Cheers; Frasier moved back home to Boston and lived with his dad, Martin Crane, a retired police officer. Frasier is the longest running spin off series; tied with The Jeffersons, eleven seasons each.

Jennifer Lopez and Peep Serna were in two series this season, playing the same characters. A major earthquake destroyed most of the sets on Second Chances in January 1994. Connie Sellecca and Megan Follows were about to enter the late stages of their pregnancies by the time the sets were rebuilt. The producers shut down the show for good. Jennifer and Pepe showed up on the short-lived spin off series, Hotel Malibu, for the summer.

704 Hauser from All In The Family. A black family moved into Archie Bunker's old house in Queens, New York.

Ben Savage (Boy Meets World) is the brother of Fred Savage (The Wonder Years). Ben was previously on Dear John. The Wonder Years ended in September 1993 and Boy Meets World started in September 1993. Both shows were on ABC.

Frasier tied with Cheers for eleven years each in 2004.

Kelsey Grammer (Frasier Crane) tied with James Arness (Matt Dillon) for playing the same character on prime time for twenty years in 2004.

The Jon Stewart Show was MTV's first talk show. Howard Stern was the first guest.

ABC showed three "Turning Point" specials in 1993/94, then a TV show in 1994, then the specials again in 1995/96 and TV show again in 1996/97.

CBS cancelled Silk Stalkings after two years. Silk Stalkings continued to air new episodes on USA Network.

Tony Danza was the executive producer of George.

Kevin Sorbo was the runner up for the Superman role on Lois & Clark; Dean Cain became Superman. He was a possible for Fox Mulder on The X Files; David Duchovny got the part. Sorry, I just don't see him as Superman or Fox. He was a natural for Hercules. Lois & Clark and The X Files started this season.

Gerard Christopher won the Superman role on Lois & Clark. Yet, he was dismissed from the role; he was ALREADY played Superman in Superboy. Therefore, the role went to Dean Cain

Victoria Rowell was on The Young & The Restless and Diagnosis: Murder at the same time. She worked both shows till she left Y&R in 1998. I really don't how the soap stars do it! A daytime soap is hard, VERY HARD! The soap is already a full plate. Add a prime time show on top of it is extremely HARD! My hats are off to the soap stars. We need to give them credit for working two shows at the same time. Trust me, the soaps are great learning ground. Many stars got their start on daytime such as David Hasselhoff, Eva Longoria, Tom Selleck, Tommy Lee Jones, Judith Light, Phylicia Rashad, Joe Lando, Juilanne Moore, Danny Pintauro, Meg Ryan, Kerr Smith, Marisa Tomei, Martin Sheen, Richard Thomas, Jensen Ackles, Charlotte Ross, Kelly Ripa, Marc Consuelos, Sarah Michelle Geller, Kim Delany, Josh Duhamel, Jessie McCartney, Rick Springfield, Ricky Martin, Richard Dean Anderson, John Stamos, Ted Shackelford, Janine Turner and the list goes on and on...

Boy Meets World – 1993–2000, ABC, comedy, Ben Savage, William Daniel

Dave's World – 1993–1997, CBS, comedy, Harry Anderson, Meshach Taylor

Frasier – 1993–2004, NBC, comedy, Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce

Grace Under Fire – 1993–1998, ABC, comedy, Brett Butler, Dave Thomas

The John Larroquette Show – 1993–1997, NBC, comedy, John Larroquette

Living Single – 1993–1998, FOX, comedy, Queen Latifah, Kim Fields, Kim Coles

Lois & Clark – 1993–1997, ABC, Dean Cain, Teri Hatcher

The Mommies –1993–1995, NBC, comedy, Caryl Kristensen, Marilyn Kentz

NYPD Blue – 1993–2005, ABC, crime drama, Dennis Franz, David Caruso

The Nanny – 1993–1999, CBS, comedy, Fran Drescher, Charles Shaughnessy

SeaQuest DSV – 1993–1996, NBC, sci-fi, Stephanie Beacham, Jonathan Brandis

The X Files – 1993–2002, FOX, fantasy drama, David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson

Adventures Of Brisco County, Jr. – FOX, western, Bruce Campbell

Against The Grain – NBC, adventure, Ben Affleck

Angel Falls – CBS, drama, Kim Cattrall, Jeremy London

Bakersfield P.D. – FOX, comedy, Ron Eldard

Café Americain – NBC, comedy, Valerie Bertinelli

Daddy Dearest – FOX, comedy, Richard Lewis, Don Rickles

Family Album – CBS, comedy, Peter Scolari, Pamela Reed

George – ABC, comedy, George Foreman, Sheryl Lee Ralph

Harts Of The West – CBS, western comedy, Beau Bridges, Lloyd Bridges

It Had To Be You – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Robert Urich, Faye Dunaway

Hotel Malibu – CBS, soap, 6 episodes, Joanna Cassidy, Jennifer Lopez

Joe's Life – ABC, comedy, Mary Page Keller

Missing Persons – ABC, police drama, Daniel J. Travanti

Moon Over Miami – ABC, detective drama, Bill Campbell

Now – NBC, newsmagazine

The Paula Poundstone Show – ABC, comedy/variety, 2 episodes, Paula Poundstone

Phenom – ABC, comedy, Judith Light, William Devane

Saved By The Bell: The College Years – NBC, comedy, Mark-Paul Gosselaar

Second Chances – CBS, soap, 10 episodes, Connie Sellecca, Jennifer Lopez

Second Half – NBC, comedy, Wayne Knight, Mindy Cohn

The Sinbad Show – FOX, comedy, Sinbad, Hal Williams, T.K. Carter

South Of Sunset – October 23, 1993, CBS, detective drama, 1 episode, Glenn Frey

Thea – ABC, comedy, Thea Vidale, Brandy Norwood

Townsend Television – FOX, comedy/variety, Robert Townsend, John Witherspoon

The Trouble With Larry – CBS, comedy, 3 episodes, Bronson Pinchot, Courteney Cox

Christy – April 1994–1995, CBS, drama, Kellie Martin, Tyne Daly

The Critic – 1994, ABC; 1995, FOX, cartoon, Jon Lovitz

Encounters: The Hidden Truth – June 1994–1995, FOX, supernatural/magazine, John Marshall

Diagnosis: Murder – October 1993–2001, CBS, detective drama, Dick Van Dyke, Scott Baio

The George Carlin Show – January 1994–1995, FOX, comedy, George Carling, Alex Rocco

Sister, Sister – April 1994–1995, ABC; 1995–1999, WB, comedy, Tim Reid, Jackee Harry

TV Nation – 1994, NBC; 1995, FOX, comedy newsmagazine, Michael Moore

These Friends Of Mine – March 1994–1998, ABC, comedy, Ellen DeGeneres

Thunder Alley – March 1994–1995, ABC, comedy, Edward Asner

Turning Point – March 1994–1995, 1996/97, ABC, documentary newsmagazine, Barbara Walters

Viper – January/April 1994, NBC, police drama/sci-fi, James McCaffrey

America Tonight – CBS, news, Dana King, Deborah Norville

Birdland – ABC, medical drama, 5 episodes, Brian Dennehy

Byrds Of Paradise – ABC, drama, Tim Busfield, Seth Green

The Good Life – NBC, comedy, Drew Carey, Justin Berfield

Monty – FOX, comedy, 5 episodes, Henry Winkler, David Schwimmer

Muddling Through – CBS, comedy, 9 episodes, Stephanie Hodge, Jennifer Aniston

One West Waikiki – CBS, crime drama, 7 episodes, Cheryl Ladd

The Road Home – CBS, family drama, 5 episodes, Karen Allen

704 Hauser – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, John Amos

She TV – ABC, comedy/variety, 4 episodes, Nick Bakay

Someone Like Me – NBC, comedy, 5 episodes, Nikki Cox

South Central – FOX, comedy drama, 10 episodes, Tina Lifford

Tom – CBS, comedy, 11 episodes, Tom Arnold, Alison LaPlaca

Traps – CBS, crime drama, 5 episodes, Dan Cortese, George C. Scott

Winnetka Road – NBC, soap, 5 episodes, Josh Brolin, Catherine Hicks

The Adventures Of Pete & Pete – 1993–1996, Nickelodeon, comedy, Michael Maronna

Dancin' At The Hot Spots – May 1993–1994, TNN, dance, Rebecca Holden

Duckman – March 1993–1997, USA, cartoon, Jason Alexander, Nancy Travis

Legends Of The Hidden Temple – 1993–1995, Nickelodeon, quiz, Kirk Fogg

The Mighty Jungle – Family, comedy, Tony Danza, Delta Burke

Music City Tonight – 1993–1996, TNN, talk/variety, LIVE, Lorianne Crook, Charlie Chase

Politically Incorrect – 1993–1996, Comedy Central, comedy/talk, Bill Maher

Problem Child – USA, cartoon, Nancy Cartwright, Jonathan Harris

Rivera Live – February 1994–2001, CNBC, talk, Geraldo Rivera

Rocko's Modern Life – 1993–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon, Carlos Alazraqui

Snowy River: The McGregor Saga – 1993–1996, Family, adventure, Andrew Clarke

The State – December 1993–1995, MTV, comedy, David Wain

Weird Science – March 1994–1998, USA, comedy, Vanessa Angel

American Journal – 1993–1998, syndication, magazine, Nancy Glass

Court TV–Inside America's Court – 1993–1997, syndication, legal/information, Gregg Jarrett

The Crusaders – 1993–1995, syndication, newsmagazine, Mark Hyman

Late Show With David Letterman – 1993–present, CBS, talk, David Letterman

The Apollo Comedy Hour – 1992–1995, syndication, comedy variety

Are You Afraid Of The Dark? – 1992–1996, Nickelodeon, supernatural anthology

Babylon 5 – January 1993–1998, syndication, sci fi

Beavis & Butthead – March 1993–1997, MTV, cartoon

Day One – March 1993–1995, ABC, newsmagazine

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman – Jan 1993–1998, CBS, western

Eye to Eye With Connie Chung – June 1993–1995, CBS, newsmagazine

Fishin' With Orlando Wilson – January 1993–2000, TNN, fishing

Forever Knight reruns – 1992–1994, CBS, adventure

Hangin' With Mr. Cooper – 1992–1997, ABC, comedy

Hearts Afire – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy

Highlander – 1992–1998, Syndication, adventure

Homicide: Life on the Street – January 1993–1999, NBC, police drama

The Kids In The Hall – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy/variety

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues – January 1993–1996, syndication, adventure

Love & War – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy

Mad About You – 1992–1999, NBC, comedy

Martin – 1992–1997, FOX, comedy

Melrose Place – July 1992–1999, FOX, soap

Nickelodeon Guts – 1992–1995, Nickelodeon, sports/audience participation

Picket Fences – 1992–1996, CBS, drama

Prime Suspect – 1992–1994, syndication, public service

Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol – April 1993–1996, syndication, police documentary

Renegade – 1992–1996, Syndication, adventure

Rush Limbaugh – 1992–1996, syndication, talk/discussion

The Shadetree Mechanic – 1992–2000, TNN, instruction

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Jan 1993–1999, Syndication, sci-fi

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2001, CBS, crime drama

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

The Commish – 1991–1995, ABC, crime drama

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Emergency Call – 1991–1998, syndicated, documentary

Home Improvement – 1991–1999, ABC, comedy

MTV Sports – January 1992–1996, MTV, sports magazine

Pozner & Donahue – 1992–1995, CNBC, talk/discussion

Ren & Stimpy – 1991–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Silk Stalkings – 1991–1999, USA, crime drama

The Statler Brothers Show – 1991–1999, TNN, variety

Step By Step – 1991–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

That's My Dog – 1991–1995, Family, quiz

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Blossom – Jan 1991–1995, NBC, comedy

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Dream On – 1990–1996, HBO, comedy

Fresh Prince Of Bel Air – 1990–1996, NBC, comedy

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

Sisters – May 1991–1996, NBC, drama

Sweating Bullets reruns – April 1991–1995, CBS, detective

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

Caroline's Comedy Hour – January 1990–1995, A&E, comedy

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1991–1996, Comedy Central, comedy

Northern Exposure – July 1990–1995, CBS, drama

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine

Rescue 911 – 1989–1996, CBS, information

Seinfeld – May 1990–1998, NBC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

Tales From The Crypt – 1989–1996, HBO, horror anthology

Wings – April 1990–1997, NBC, comedy

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

COPS – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Empty Nest – 1988–1995, NBC, comedy

Family Feud – 1988–1995, syndication, quiz

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Bob Costas – 1988–1994, NBC, talk

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Full House – 1987–1995, ABC, comedy

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

Matlock – 1986–1992, NBC; Jan 1993–1995, ABC, drama

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, Fox, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

An Evening At The Improv – 1985–1995, A&E, comedy

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Hollywood Insider – May 1985–1995, USA Network, news/gossip

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective drama

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Love Connection – 1983–1995, Syndication – weekdays, game

Star Search – 1983–1995, Syndication, talent

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With Conan O'Brien – 1993–2009, NBC, talk

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC, variety

Monday Night Football – 1970–2006, ABC, sports

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

Friday Night Videos celebrated ten years on NBC.

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous celebrated ten years in syndication.

Love Connection celebrated ten years in Syndication.

Star Search celebrated ten years in Syndication.

Wheel Of Fortune celebrated ten years in syndication.

Hee Haw celebrated twenty–five years on TV; it was their last season too.

60 Minutes celebrated twenty–five years on CBS.

Hee Haw to Hee Haw Silver

Parker Lewis Can't Loose to Parker Lewis

The Torkelsons returned as Almost Home in February 1993.

CBS aired The Exile repeats from 1993–1995 on Crimetime After Primetime.

CBS aired Fly By Night repeats from 1993–1995 on Crimetime After Primetime.

NBC aired repeats of Mancuso, FBI during the summer of 1993

Lorenzo Lamas returned in Renegade after a two-year absence. He was previously on Falcon Crest in his best known role, Lance Cumson, the whole run. His real life wife, Kathleen Kinmont, was his Renegade costar. She filed for divorce in 1994 and remained on the show for two more years till she badmouth about Lorenzo's new love in the press. Kathleen's mother was Lorenzo's mother on Falcon Crest! How creepy was that!

Markie Post returned in Hearts Afire. She was previously on Night Court in her best known role, Christine Sullivan.

Colm Meaney returned in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, thou he never left. He played Miles O'Brien on both Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987–1993) and Deep Space Nine (1993–1999).

David Carradine returned to TV in Kung Fu: The Legend Continues as Kwai Chang Caine, the grandson, of the original Kwai Chang Caine in Kung Fu, the 1970's series.

In the Heat of the Night went from NBC to CBS.

Matlock went from NBC to ABC.

Final Appeal from Unsolved Mysteries.

The Golden Palace from The Golden Girls, Blanche sold her house and brought a struggling hotel. There was hardly any staff; The Golden Girls became full time help. The show wasn't successful on CBS.

Melrose Place wasn't successful at first till Heather Locklear came aboard late in the season.

MTV's The Real World premiered on May 21, 1992. It is the second longest reality show after Cops.

CBS aired Johnny Bago late at night on Wednesday too; the Friday episodes was the originals.

Roc's second season on FOX was done LIVE, due to a recent LIVE episode in spring of 1992. All the regular actors were primarily stage actors.

Hee Haw Silver was selected earlier shows with new introductions by Roy Clark.

Danger Theatre contained fifteen minutes series of The Searcher and Tropical Punch. 357 Marina del Rey replaced Tropical Punch on the last airing of Danger Theatre.

The Kids In The Hall originally started on CBC in Canada and HBO in America in 1989.

Nick Knight was a failed 1989 pilot, starring Rick Springfield and John Kapelos. The pilot was remade in the Forever Knight series with John Kapelos reprising his role. Geraint Wyn Davies replaced Rick Springfield in the title role. This wasn't the first time that Geraint play a vampire on TV. He was a vampire in the failed 1990 series, Dracula: The Series.

Big Wave Dave's was a totally wipe out for Jane Kaczmarek and Kurtwood Smith. They had lots of things in common; both went on to star in huge hits for FOX! Jane was the tempestuous mother on Malcolm In The Middle from 2000–2006. Kurt was the overbearing father on That 70's Show from 1998–2006. Their TV sons, Danny Masterson and Christopher Masterson, are real life brothers.

Bonnie Hunt and her good friend, David Letterman, was the executive producers of The Building. She was the first woman to create, star, produce and write for a series. She even wrote the 22 episodes before she sold it. The Building came crashing down on her after 5 episodes. Dear Lord! Did she make it out of alive?

At the height of popularity, Studs was cancelled after 580 episodes. The then–spouse of Rupert Murdock, Anna Murdock hated the show with a passion.

The biggest late night shook up...Johnny Carson finally retired from The Tonight Show after more than twenty–nine years. NBC gave The Tonight Show to Jay Leno, instead of David Letterman. Jay Leno was the exclusive guest host since 1987. David was pretty upset that he was passed over. CBS offered David $42 million to compete with The Tonight Show the following season. Conan O'Brien took David's spot on Late Night the next season.

Bob – 1992–1994, CBS, comedy, Bob Newhart, Tom Poston, Lisa Kudrow

Hangin' With Mr. Cooper – 1992–1997, ABC, comedy, Mark Curry, Holly Robinson

Hearts Afire – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy, John Ritter, Markie Post

I Witness Video – August 1992–1994, NBC, reality, Patrick Van Horn

Love & War – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy, Jay Thomas, Susan Dey

Mad About You – 1992–1999, NBC, comedy, Paul Reiser, Helen Hunt

Martin – 1992–1997, FOX, comedy, Martin Lawrence, Tisha Campbell

Picket Fences – 1992–1996, CBS, drama, Tom Skerritt, Lauren Holly

Angel Street – CBS, police drama, 3 episodes, Robin Givens

The Ben Stiller Show – FOX, comedy, Ben Stiller, Andy Dick

Camp Wilder – ABC, comedy, Mary Page Keller, Jerry O'Connell, Jay Mohr

Covington Cross – ABC, adventure, Glenn Quinn

Crossroads – ABC, adventure, Robert Urich, Dalton James

Delta – ABC, comedy, Delta Burke

The Edge – FOX, comedy, Jennifer Aniston, Julie Brown, Wayne Knight

Final Appeal – NBC; documentary, Robert Stack

Flying Blind – FOX, comedy, Tea Leoni, Michael Tucci

Frannie's Turn – CBS, comedy, Dan Butler

Going To Extremes – ABC, comedy/drama, Daniel Jenkins

Golden Palace – CBS, comedy, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, Estelle Getty

Great Scott! – FOX, comedy, Tobey Maguire

The Hat Squad – CBS, police drama, Billy Warlock

The Heights – FOX, drama, Alex Desert, Charlotte Ross

Here & Now – NBC, comedy, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Daryl Mitchell

Laurie Hill – ABC, comedy, Ellen DeGeneres

Likely Suspects – FOX, comedy, Sam McMurray

Out All Night – NBC, comedy, Patti LaBelle, Vivica A. Fox

Rhythm & Blues – NBC, comedy, Anna Maria Horsford, Ron Glass

The Round Table – NBC, drama, Stacy Haiduk

Secret Service – NBC, docudrama, Steven Ford

What Happened? – NBC, documentary, Ken Howard

Woops! – FOX, comedy, Lane Davies, Fred Applegate

Day One – March 1993–1995, ABC, newsmagazine, Forrest Sawyer

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman – Jan 1993–1998, CBS, western, Jane Seymour, Joe Lando

Eye to Eye With Connie Chung – June 1993–1995, CBS, newsmagazine, Connie Chung

Front Page – June 1993–1994, FOX, newsmagazine, Ron Reagan

Getting By – March 1993, ABC; 1993/94, NBC, comedy, Cindy Williams, Telma Hopkins

Good Advice – April 1993–1994, CBS, comedy, Shelley Long, Treat Williams

Homicide: Life on the Street – January 1993–1999, NBC, police drama, Richard Belzer

How'd They Do That? – March 1993–1994, CBS, information, Pat O'Brien, Dorothy Lucey

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2000, CBS, crime drama, Chuck Norris, Sheree J. Wilson

Where I Live – March 1993–1994, ABC, comedy, Doug E. Doug

Batman–The Animated Series – FOX, cartoon, Kevin Conroy

Big Wave Dave's – CBS, comedy, Adam Arkin, Jane Kaczmarek, Kurtwood Smith

Black Tie Affair – NBC, comedy, 4 episodes, Bradley Whitford, Kate Capshaw

The Boys – CBS, comedy, Doris Roberts, Ned Beatty

The Building – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Bonnie Hunt

Class Of '96 – FOX, drama, Lisa Dean Ryan

Crime & Punishment – NBC, crime drama, 6 episodes, Jon Tenney

Cutters – CBS, comedy, Robert Hayes, Julius Carry

Danger Theatre – FOX, comedy/adventure, Robert Vaughn

Dudley – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Dudley Moore, Joanna Cassidy

Family Dog – CBS, cartoon, Martin Mull

Home Free – ABC, comedy, Matthew Perry, Diana Canova

The Jackie Thomas Show – ABC, comedy, Tom Arnold, Martin Mull

Johnny Bago – CBS, comedy/drama, Peter Dobson

Key West – FOX, adventure, Fisher Stevens, Denise Crosby

A League Of Their Own – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Tracy Nelson

Miracles And Other Wonders – CBS, supernatural anthology, Darren McGavin

Ned Blessing–The Story Of My Life & Times – CBS, western, 4 episodes, Brad Johnson

Route 66 – NBC, adventure, 4 episodes, James Wilder, Dan Cortese

The Searcher – FOX, comedy/adventure, Diedrich Bader

Shaky Ground – FOX, comedy, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Matt Frewer

Sirens – ABC, police drama, Jayne Brook

South Beach – NBC, detective drama, 6 episodes, Yancy Butler

Space Rangers – CBS, sci fi, 4 episodes, Linda Hunt

Street Match – ABC, audience participation, Ricky Paul Goldin

Tall Hopes – CBS, comedy, 3 episodes, Kenny Blank, Anna Maria Horsford

Trade Winds – NBC, drama, 4 episodes, Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.

Tribeca – FOX, dramatic anthology, 7 episodes, Phillip Bosco

Tropical Punch – FOX, comedy, Adam West

African Skies – 1992–1994, Family, adventure, Catherine Bach

Are You Afraid Of The Dark? – 1992–1996, Nickelodeon, supernatural anthology, Ross Hull

Beavis & Butthead – March 1993–1997, MTV, cartoon, Mike Judge

Fishin' With Orlando Wilson – January 1993–2000, TNN, fishing, Orlando Wilson

Nickelodeon Guts – 1992–1995, Nickelodeon, sports/audience participation, Mike O'Malley

Roundhouse – 1992–1994, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety, Dominic Lucero

The Shadetree Mechanic – 1992–2000, TNN, instruction, Dave Bowman

The Apollo Comedy Hour – 1992–1995, syndication, comedy variety, Derrick Fox

Babylon 5 – January 1993–1998, syndication, sci-fi, Michael O'Hare, Richard Biggs

Highlander – 1992–1998, Syndication, adventure, Adrian Paul

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues – January 1993–1996, syndication, adventure, David Carradine

Prime Suspect – 1992–1994, syndication, public service, Mike Hegedus

Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol – April 1993–1996, syndication, police documentary, Maury Hannigan

Renegade – 1992–1996, Syndication, adventure, Lorenzo Lamas

Rush Limbaugh – 1992–1996, syndication, talk/discussion, Rush Limbaugh

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Jan 1993–1999, Syndication, sci-fi, Avery Brooks

Time Trax – January 1993–1994, syndication, sci-fi, Dale Midkiff

The Untouchables – 1992–1994, syndication, crime drama, David James Elliott

The Uptown Comedy Club – 1992–1994, syndication, comedy/variety, Flex Alexander

Forever Knight – 1992–1994, CBS, adventure, Geraint Wyn Davies

The Kids In The Hall – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy/variety, David Foley

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

The Commish – 1991–1995, ABC, crime drama

Dangerous Curves – February 1992–1993, CBS, detective drama

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Duckman – March 1993–1997, USA, cartoon

Emergency Call – 1991–1998, syndicated, documentary

Herman's Head – 1991–1994, FOX, comedy

Home Improvement – 1991–1999, ABC, comedy

The Legend Of Prince Valiant – 1991–1994, Family, cartoon

Lip Service – February 1992–1994, MTV, talent

MTV Sports – January 1992–1996, MTV, sports magazine

Melrose Place – July 1992–1999, FOX, soap

Nurses – 1991–1994, NBC, comedy

Pozner & Donahue – 1992–1995, CNBC, talk/discussion

Ren & Stimpy – 1991–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon

ROC – 1991–1994, FOX, comedy

Rugrats – 1991–1994, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Silk Stalkings – 1991–1999, CBS, crime drama

The Statler Brothers Show – 1991–1999, TNN, variety

Step By Step – 1991–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Tarzan – 1991–1994, syndication, adventure

That's My Dog – 1991–1995, Family, quiz

America's Funniest People – 1990–1994, ABC, comedy

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Big Brother Jake – 1990–1994, Family Channel, comedy

Blossom – Jan 1991–1995, NBC, comedy

Clarissa Explains It All – March 1991–1994, Nickelodeon, comedy

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Comic Strip: Live – 1989–1994, FOX, comedy

Dark Justice – April 1991–1994, CBS, legal/detective drama

Dinosaurs – April 1991–1994, ABC, comedy

Dream On – 1990–1996, HBO, comedy

Evening Shade – 1990–1994, CBS, comedy

Fresh Prince Of Bel Air – 1990–1996, NBC, comedy

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

On Scene–Emergency Response – 1990–1994, syndication, documentary

Scene Of The Crime reruns – April 1991–1994, CBS, dramatic anthology

Sisters – May 1991–1996, NBC, drama

Swamp Thing – 1990–1993, USA, sci fi/adventure

Sweating Bullets – April 1991–1995, CBS, detective

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

Caroline's Comedy Hour – January 1990–1995, A&E, comedy

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

In Living Color – April 1990–1994, FOX, variety

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1991–1996, Comedy Central, comedy

Northern Exposure – July 1990–1995, CBS, drama

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine

Rescue 911 – 1989–1996, CBS, information

Seinfeld – May 1990–1998, NBC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

Tales From The Crypt – 1989–1996, HBO, horror anthology

Wings – April 1990–1997, NBC, comedy

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

Cops – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Empty Nest – 1988–1995, NBC, comedy

Family Feud – 1988–1995, syndication, quiz

Half Hour Comedy Hour – 1988–1993, MTV, comedy

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Bob Costas – 1988–1994, NBC, talk

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Full House – 1987–1995, ABC, comedy

In the Heat Of The Night – March 1988–1992, NBC; 1992–1994, CBS, crime drama

Star Trek: The Next Generation – 1987–1994, Syndication, sci-fi

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

LA Law – 1986–1994, NBC, drama

Matlock – 1986–1992, NBC; Jan 1993–1995, ABC, drama

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

An Evening At The Improv – 1985–1995, A&E, comedy

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Hollywood Insider – May 1985–1995, USA Network, news/gossip

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective drama

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night Videos – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Love Connection – 1983– 1995, Syndication – weekdays, game

Star Search – 1983–1995, Syndication, talent

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC; variety

Monday Night Football, 1970–2006, ABC, sports

Hee Haw Silver– 1971–1993, syndication, variety

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety

Cheers celebrated ten years on NBC.

Nashville Now celebrated ten years on The Nashville Network.

20/20 celebrated fifteen years on ABC.

NBC shot themselves in the foot again, Baywatch returned to syndication. It became the most popular show in the world. Baywatch lasted on NBC for one season, 1989/90.

WKRP In Cincinnati returned to syndication after a nine year absence with three original cast members, Gordon Jump, Richard Sanders and Frank Bonner. It was previously on CBS from 1978-82.

Gabriel's Fire to Pros & Cons.

Into The Night to Studio 59.

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson to The Tonight Show With Jay Leno in May 1992.

All the troubles that JR gave Bobby in Dallas for ten years, Patrick Duffy deserves some laughs on Step By Step, with Suzanne Somers, as his wife.

The New $100,000 Pyramid returned to syndication as The $100,000 Pyramid after a three–year absence.

You Can Be A Star returned to TNN as Be A Star after two–year absence.

First Look was the spin off from last season's failure, Preview.

Vinnie & Bobby from Top Of The Heap.

NBC finally got a hit newsmagazine, Dateline NBC, after numerous of failures.

Sasha Mitchell and Patrick Duffy reunited on Step By Step; they previously starred on Dallas as uncle and nephew through JR Ewing.

Steven Bochco produced Capitol Critters with the world famous Hanna–Barbera Productions.

Meagan Fay and Richard Kind were on The Carol Burnett Show. They were both on Carol & Company last season.

Silk Stalkings ran concurrently on USA Network and CBS, both jointly produced the series.

Fifteen was Nickelodeon's first teen soap.

Hot Country Nights premiered on my birthday.

My baby sister and me got something else in common. We both have successful series that premiered on our birthdays. Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman started on January 1, 1993. Happy New Year! For me, it was Simon & Simon.

After two months Charlie Hoover was cancelled, a drunk driver killed Sam Kinison on April 10, 1991. Five days earlier, Sam married his girlfriend, Malika Kinison.

Strange Indeed! For starters, I have nothing against Dana Delany. Come on! She didn't deserve to win a best actress Emmy on August 30, 1992. Hello! China Beach ended in July 1991 and the fall season started in September 1991. She wasn't eligible to be nominated for an Emmy of the 1991/92 season. China Beach wasn't on that season! Dear lord! The other actresses were robbed of the Emmy. Hey, Dana, please return the Emmy to the rightful owner! Peace out.

Brooklyn Bridge – 1991–1993, CBS, comedy, Marion Ross

The Commish – 1991–1995, ABC, crime drama, Michael Chiklis

FBI: The Untold Stories – 1991–1993, ABC, anthology, Pernell Roberts

Herman's Head – 1991–1994, FOX, comedy, William Ragsdale, Hank Azaria

Home Improvement – 1991–1999, ABC, comedy, Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson

Homefront – 1991–1993, ABC, drama, Wendy Phillips, Kelly Rutherford

I'll Fly Away – 1991–1993, NBC, drama, Sam Waterson, Jeremy London

Nurses – 1991–1994, NBC, comedy, Stephanie Hodge

Reasonable Doubts – 1991–1993, NBC, crime drama, Marlee Matlin, Mark Harmon

ROC – 1991–1994, FOX, comedy, Charles S. Dutton, Ella Joyce

Step By Step – 1991–1997, ABC, comedy; 1997/98, CBS, Patrick Duffy, Suzanne Somers

The Torkelsons – 1991–1993, NBC, comedy, Connie Ray

Adventures of Mark & Brian – NBC, comedy, Brian Phelps, Mark Thompson

Best Of The Worst – FOX, comedy, Greg Kinnear

The Carol Burnett Show – CBS, comedy/variety, Carol Burnett, Richard Kind

Drexell's Class – FOX, comedy, Dabney Coleman, Matthew Lawrence

Eerie, Indiana – NBC, supernatural, Omri Katz, Justin Shenkarow

Flesh & Blood – NBC, comedy, Peri Gilpin, David Keith

Good & Evil – ABC, comedy, Teri Garr, Seth Green

Man Of The People – NBC, comedy, James Garner

P.S. I Luv You – CBS, detective drama, Greg Evigan, Connie Sellecca

Pacific Station – NBC, comedy, Robert Guillaume, John Hancock

Palace Guard – CBS, detective comedy/drama, 3 episodes, Marcy Walker, D.W. Moffett

Princesses – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Fran Drescher, Julie Hagerty

The Royal Family – CBS, comedy, Redd Foxx, Della Reese

Sibs – ABC, comedy, Alex Rocco, Dan Castellaneta

Teech – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Phill Lewis

The Ultimate Challenge – FOX, documentary, Mike Adamle

Bodies Of Evidence – June 1992–1993, CBS, crime drama, Lee Horsley, George Clooney

The Carol Burnett Show – CBS, comedy/variety, Carol Burnett, Richard Kind

Civil Wars – Nov 1991–1993, ABC, drama, Mariel Hemingway

Code 3 – April 1992–1993, FOX, documentary, Gil Gerard

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine, Jane Pauley, Stone Phillips

Down The Shore – June 1992–1993, FOX, comedy, Anna Gunn

Jack's Place – May 1992–1993, ABC, drama, Hal Linden

Melrose Place – July 1992–1999, FOX, soap, Grant Show, Courtney Thorne-Smith

The Powers That Be – March 1992–1993, NBC, comedy, John Forsythe, Holland Taylor

Raven – June 1992–1993, CBS, drama, Lee Majors

Room For Two – March 1992–1993, ABC, comedy, Linda Lavin, Patricia Heaton

Sightings – April 1992–1993, FOX; 1994–1996, syndication; 1996/97, Sci Fi; supernatural, Tim White

Street Stories – Jan 1992–1993, CBS, magazine, Ed Bradley

Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – March 1992–1993, ABC, adventure, Sean Patrick Flanery

Against All Odds – NBC, documentary, Lindsey Wagner

Arresting Behavior – ABC, comedy, 5 episodes, Ron Eldard

Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures – FOX, comedy, Evan Richards

Billy – ABC, comedy, Billy Connolly, Johnny Galecki

The Boys Of Twilight – CBS, western, Wilford Brimley

Capitol Critters – ABC, cartoon, Neil Patrick Harris

Charlie Hoover – FOX, comedy, Sam Kinison

The Fifth Corner – NBC, espionage, 2 episodes, Kim Delaney

Fish Police – CBS, cartoon, 3 episodes, John Ritter, Megan Mullally

Freshman Dorm – CBS, drama, 5 episodes, Matthew Fox, Casper Van Dien

Grapevine – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Jonathan Penner

Hearts Are Wild – CBS, drama, David Beecroft

The Hollywood Game – CBS, quiz, Bob Goen

Home Fires – NBC, comedy, 6 episodes, Nicole Eggert

Hot Country Nights – NBC, musical variety

Howie – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Howie Mandel

The Human Factor – CBS, medical drama, 5 episodes, John Mahoney, Eric LaSalle

Human Target – ABC, drama, 7 episodes, Rick Springfield

Julie – ABC, comedy, Julie Andrews

Mann & Machine – NBC, sci fi, 9 episodes, David Andrews

Middle Ages – CBS, drama, 6 episodes, Amy Brenneman

Nightmare Cafe – NBC, sci fi/horror, Robert Englund, Jack Coleman

On The Air – ABC, comedy, 3 episodes, Ian Buchanan, Miguel Ferrer

Rachel Gunn, R.N. – FOX, comedy, Megan Mullally

Scorch – CBS, comedy, 3 episodes, John O'Hurley

Stand By Your Man – FOX, comedy, 7 episodes, Rosie O'Donnell, Sam McMurray

Tequila & Bonetti – CBS, police comedy/drama, Jack Scalia

2000 Malibu Road – CBS, soap, 6 episodes, Lisa Hartman, Robert Foxworth

Vinnie & Bobby – FOX, comedy, 7 episodes, Matt LeBlanc

Walter And Emily – NBC, comedy, 13 episodes, Cloris Leachman, Brian Keith

Be A Star – TNN, talent, Bobby Randall, Lisa Foster

Beyond Reality – 1991–1993, USA, sci fi, Shari Belafonte

Doug – 1991–1993, Nickelodeon, cartoon, Billy West

The Hidden Room – 1991–1993, Lifetime, dramatic anthology

The Legend Of Prince Valiant – 1991–1994, Family, cartoon, Robby Benson

Lip Service – February 1992–1994, MTV, talent, Jay Mohr

Liquid TV – 1991–1993, MTV, cartoons

MTV Sports – January 1992–1996, MTV, sports magazine, Dan Cortese

Ren & Stimpy – 1991–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon, John Kricfalusi, Billy West

Rugrats – 1991–1994, Nickelodeon, cartoon, E.G. Daily

The Statler Brothers Show – 1991–1999, TNN, variety, Jimmy Fortune

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy, Greg Kinnear

That's My Dog – 1991–1995, Family, quiz, Steve Skrovan

What Would You Do? – 1991–1993, Nickelodeon, quiz, Marc Summers

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure, David Hasselhoff

Emergency Call – 1991–1998, syndicated, documentary, Joseph Campanella

Street Justice – 1991–1993, syndication, adventure, Carl Weathers

Tarzan – 1991–1994, syndication, adventure, Wolf Larsen

WKRP In Cincinnati – 1991–1993, syndication, comedy, Gordon Jump

Dangerous Curves – February 1992–1993, CBS, detective drama, Lisa Cutter

Forever Knight – 1991–1994, CBS, adventure, Geraint Wyn Davies

Night Games – CBS, quiz, Jeff Marder

A Perfect Score – June–December 1992, CBS, quiz, Jeff Marder

Personals – 1991–1992, CBS, audience participation, Michael Berger

Silk Stalkings – 1991–1999, CBS, crime drama, Rob Estes, Mitzi Kapture

Smith & Jones – CBS, comedy/variety, Mel Smith

Urban Angel – 1991–1993, CBS, adventure, Justin Louis

The Adventures Of The Black Stallion – 1990–1993, Family Channel, adventure

American Detective – May 1991–1993, ABC, documentary

America's Funniest People – 1990–1994, ABC, comedy

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Big Brother Jake – 1990–1994, Family Channel, comedy

Blossom – Jan 1991–1995, NBC, comedy

Clarissa Explains It All – March 1991–1994, Nickelodeon, comedy

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Counterstrike – 1990–1993, USA, foreign intrigue

Dark Justice – April 1991–1994, CBS, legal/detective drama

Dinosaurs – April 1991–1994, ABC, comedy

Dream On – 1990–1996, HBO, comedy

Evening Shade – 1990–1994, CBS, comedy

Fifteen – February 1991–1993, Nickelodeon, soap

Fresh Prince Of Bel Air – 1990–1996, NBC, comedy

Harry & The Hendersons – January 1991–1993, syndication, comedy

Hi Honey, I'm Home – 1991–1992, Nickelodeon, comedy

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

Maniac Mansion – 1990–1993, Family, comedy

On Scene–Emergency Response – 1990–1994, syndication, documentary

Parker Lewis Can't Lose – 1990–1993, FOX, comedy

Roggin's Heroes – January 1991–1993, syndication, human interest/sports

Scene Of The Crime – April 1991–1994, CBS, dramatic anthology

Sisters – May 1991–1996, NBC, drama

Studs – March 1991–1993, syndication, audience participation

Sweating Bullets – April 1991–1995, CBS, detective

Swamp Thing – 1990–1993, USA, sci fi/adventure

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

Caroline's Comedy Hour – January 1990–1995, A&E, comedy

Comic Strip: Live – 1989–1994, FOX, comedy

Doogie Howser MD – 1989–1993, ABC, comedy

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

In Living Color – April 1990–1994, FOX, variety

Into The Night – July 1990–1991, ABC, comedy/variety

Life Goes On – 1989–1993, ABC, drama

Major Dad – 1989–1993, CBS, comedy

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1991–1996, Comedy Central, comedy

Northern Exposure – July 1990–1995, CBS, drama

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine

Rescue 911 – 1989–1996, CBS, information

Seinfeld – May 1990–1998, NBC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

Tales From The Crypt – 1989–1996, HBO, horror anthology

Top Cops – July 1990–1993, CBS, documentary

Wings – April 1990–1997, NBC, comedy

Zorro – January 1990–1993, Family, western

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

Cops – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Empty Nest – 1988–1995, NBC, comedy

Family Feud – 1988–1995, syndication, quiz

Half Hour Comedy Hour – 1988–1993, MTV, comedy

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Bob Costas – 1988–1994, NBC, talk

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

Quantum Leap – March 1989–1993, NBC, sci-fi

Rin Tin Tin K–9 Cop – 1988–1993, Family, adventure

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

Club MTV – 1987–1992, MTV, music

A Different World – 1987–1993, NBC, comedy

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Full House – 1987–1995, ABC, comedy

In the Heat Of The Night – March 1988–1992, NBC; 1992–1994, CBS, crime drama

Star Trek: The Next Generation – 1987–1994, Syndication, sci-fi

The Wonder Years – March 1988–1993, ABC, comedy

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

Designing Women – 1986–1993, CBS, comedy

Double Dare – 1986–1993, Nickelodeon, quiz

LA Law – 1986–1994, NBC, drama

Matlock – 1986–1992, NBC; Jan 1993–1995, ABC, drama

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

Crook And Chase – April 1986–1993, TNN, magazine

An Evening At The Improv – 1985–1995, A&E, comedy

Perfect Strangers – March 1986–1993, ABC, comedy

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Hollywood Insider – May 1985–1995, USA Network, news/gossip

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night Videos – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Love Connection – 1983–1995, Syndication – weekdays, game

Star Search – 1983–1995, Syndication, talent

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Cheers – 1982–1993, NBC, comedy

Nashville Now – March 1983–1993, TNN, talk/variety, LIVE

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With David Letterman – February 1982–1993, NBC, talk

The People's Court – 1981–1993, syndication, courtroom

Knots Landing – December 1979–1993, CBS, soap

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC; variety

Monday Night Football, 1970–2006, ABC, sports

Hee Haw – 1971–1993, syndication, variety

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson – 1962–1992, NBC, talk/variety

Philco TV Playhouse and Goodyear TV Playhouse were on NBC Sunday at 9 PM.

Mr. District Attorney and The Amazing Mr. Malone were on ABC Monday at 8 PM.

Mr. District Attorney and Out Of The Fog were on ABC Monday at 8 PM from April–June 1952.

Robert Montgomery Presents and Somerset Maugham TV Theatre were on NBC Monday at 9:30 PM.

City Hospital and Crime Syndicated were on CBS Tuesday at 9 PM.

The Arthur Murray Party and Don McNeil's TV Club were on ABC Wednesday at 9 PM.

Celanese Theatre and King's Crossroads were on ABC Wednesday at 10 PM.

Amos & Andy and The Steve Allen Show were on CBS Thursday at 8:30 PM for the summer.

Dragnet and Chesterfield Presents were on NBC Thursday at 9 PM.

DuMont Royal Theater and Gruen Playhouse were on DUM Thursday at 9 PM for the summer.

Say It With Acting and Life With Linkletter were on ABC Friday at 7:30 PM.

Say It With Acting begun on local TV in New York as Look Ma, I'm Acting in January 1949. It changed names to Act It Out and Say It With Acting.

Songtime was on local TV in New York in November 1950, then on ABC the following fall.

American Youth Forum to Youth Wants To Know in January 1952.

Bonny Maid Versatile Varieties to Versatile Varieties

Door With No Name to Doorway To Danger

Four Star Revue to All Star Revue

Gallery Of Mme. Lui–Tsong to Mme. Lui–Tsong in October 1951.

Hollywood Premiere Theatre to Hollywood Theatre Time after two months on the air.

Inside Detective to Rocky King, Inside Detective

Marshall Plan In Action to Strength For A Free World on December 30, 1951.

The Speidel Show to The Paul Winchell–Jerry Mahoney Show in December 1951.

Sports Newsreel to Gillette Summer Sports Reel

Keep Posted was on DUM Tuesday at 8:30 PM for two seasons.

The Pet Shop was on DUM Saturday at 7:30 PM for two seasons.

Strike It Rich was on CBS Wednesday at 9 PM for five seasons.

Tales Of Tomorrow was on ABC Friday at 9:30 for two seasons.

The Amazing Malone was on CBS radio from 1947–1950.

Bob and Ray was on the radio from 1951–1960.

Boston Blackie was on the radio from 1944–1945.

A Date With Judy was on the radio from 1941–1950.

Dangerous Assignment was on NBC from 1949–1953.

Information Please was on the radio from 1938–1948.

Mr. District Attorney was on the radio from 1939–1953.

Strike It Rich was on the radio from 1947–1958.

Tales Of Tomorrow was on the radio in 1953.

America's Town Meeting Of The Air returned to ABC for a brief period. It was previously on ABC in 1948.

ABC revived Music In Velvet for the second and last season. It was previously on ABC in 1949.

ABC revived the former CBS series, The Herb Shriner Show, under the name of Herb Shriner Time.

NBC revived the former ABC series, Blind Date, for a summer run.

The Garry Moore Show returned to CBS after a year absence as The Garry Moore Evening Show. He already had a highly successful daytime show, The Garry Moore Show.

CBS revived Presidential Timber. It was last seen on CBS in 1948.

Boss Lady replaced Fireside Theatre for the summer.

Curtain Call replaced The RCA Victor Show for the summer.

Manhunt replaced Your Hit Parade for the summer.

Saturday Nigh Dance Party replaced Your Show Of Shows for the summer.

The Adventures Of Ellery Queen went from DUM to ABC

Bonny Maid Versatile Varieties went from NBC to ABC.

Blind Date went from ABC to NBC.

Charlie Wild, Private Detective went from CBS to ABC and ABC to DUM in March 1952.

Life Begins At Eighty went from ABC to DUM in March 1952.

Claudia, The Story Of A Marriage went from NBC to CBS in March 1952. It was the first and last season.

Gale Gordon and Bea Benaderet were the original choices for Fred and Ethel; both were committed to other series. Gale was on Our Miss Brooks on the radio, then the TV version and Bea was on The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. Lucy, Bea and Gale starred in the radio hit, My Favorite Husband, from 1948–1951.

Only one known star came out on Chance Of A Lifetime; Diahann Carroll, a teenager singer, won three weeks in a row. She later became a huge star on Julia.

The Honeymooners sketches were introduced on Cavalcade Of Stars with Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden), Art Carney (Ed Norton) and Pert Kelton (the original Alice Kramden).

For a second time in two years, Cavalcade Of Stars lost another host, Jackie Gleason. The first one was Jack Carter to NBC in 1950. CBS offered Jackie more money. The following fall, Jackie Gleason started his new CBS show and The Honeymooners lives on. Sadly, Cavalcade Of Stars ended its run in September 1952.

This Is Show Business is the first CBS program to be LIVE from coast to coast starting in September 1951.

There was a special preview of Dragnet on Chesterfield Sound Off Time on December 16, 1951, starring Jack Webb and Raymond Burr.

The production of Big Town moved from New York to Hollywood in April 1952. It was no longer air LIVE.

Reed Hadley was also in the syndication version of Racket Squad in 1950.

Up To Paar was Jack Paar's first series.

Norman Brokenshire talked to REAL LIFE masked criminals about their crimes and rehabilitation on Four Square Court. It was a TV first.

The Show Goes On was Robert Q. Lewis' first starring role. He previously substituted for Arthur Godfrey on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts during the summertime.

Rosemary Clooney and Tony Bennett were unknown on Songs For Sale; both went on to become major stars. Tony only stayed for the first month and Rosemary stayed till 1951.

City Hospital was originally on ABC Saturday afternoon from November 1951–April 1952 and it started the CBS run in March 1952.

After the second NBC summer run, American Inventory moved to Sunday afternoons and remained there till December 1955.

Crime Syndicated – 1951–1953, CBS, police anthology, Rudolph Halley

Goodyear TV Playhouse 1951–1960, NBC, dramatic anthology

Hour Of Decision – 1951–1954, ABC, religion, Rev. Billy Graham

I Love Lucy – 1951–1957, CBS, comedy

Keep Posted – 1951–1953, DUM, public affairs, Martha Roundtree

Mystery Theater – 1951–1954, ABC, detective drama, Tom Conway

The Red Skelton Show – 1951–1953, NBC; 1953–1970, CBS, 1970/71, NBC; variety

Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars – 1951–1959, CBS, dramatic anthology, LIVE

Tales Of Tomorrow – 1951–1953, ABC, sci–fi anthology

Those Two – 1951–1953, NBC, comedy, LIVE, Pinky Lee

Amazing Mr. Malone – ABC, crime drama, LIVE, Lee Tracey

American Youth Forum – NBC, forum, Theodore Granik

America's Health – ABC, documentary

America's Town Meeting Of The Air – ABC, George V. Denny, Jr.

Celanese Theatre – ABC, dramatic anthology, LIVE

Chesterfield Sound Off Time – NBC, comedy/variety, Bob Hope

Chicago Symphony Chamber Orchestra – ABC, music, Ken Nordine

Cosmopolitan Theatre – DUM, dramatic anthology, LIVE

Crawford Mystery Theatre – ABC, drama/quiz, 4 episodes, John Howard

Crime With Father – ABC, police drama, Rusty Lane

The Dell O'Dell Show – ABC, variety, Dell O'Dell

Football This Week – DUM, sports

The Garry Moore Evening Show – CBS, variety, LIVE, Garry Moore

Gallery Of Mmn. Lui–Tsong – DUM, crime drama, Anna May Wong

Hollywood Theatre Time – ABC, various

The Herb Shriner Show – CBS, comedy/variety, Herb Shriner

Kate Smith Evening Hour – NBC, musical variety, LIVE, Kate Smith

Lesson In Safety – ABC, instruction

Mr. District Attorney – ABC, police drama, Jay Jostyn

Music In Velvet – ABC, music, Rex Maupin

Out There – CBS, sci fi anthology, LIVE

The Paul Dixon Show – ABC, variety, Paul Dixon

Young Mr. Bobbin – NBC, comedy, LIVE, Jane Seymour

Battle Of The Ages – January–November 1952, CBS, talent, Jerry Reed King

The Better Home Show – May 1951–1952, ABC, instruction, Norman Brokenshire

The Big Payoff – 1952–1953, NBC, quiz, Randy Merriman

Bob And Ray – November 1951–1953, NBC, comedy variety, Bob Elliott, Ray Goulding

Campbell Playhouse – June 1952–1954, NBC, dramatic anthology

Chance Of A Lifetime – May 1952–1953, ABC; 1953–1955, DUM; 1955/56, ABC, talent, Dennis James

City Hospital – March 1952–1953, CBS, medical drama, LIVE, Melville Ruick

The Continental – Spring 1952, CBS, 1952/53, ABC, romantic monologue, Renzo Cesana

A Date With Judy – July 1952–1953, ABC, comedy, Mary Linn Beller

The Dinah Shore Show – November 1951–1957, NBC, music, Dinah Shore

The Doctor – August 1952–1953, NBC, medical anthology, Warner Anderson

Dragnet – January 1952–1959, NBC, police drama, Jack Webb

Drew Pearson – May–November 1952, ABC; 1952/53, DUM, commentary, Drew Pearson

The Eddy Arnold Show – 1952, CBS; 1953, NBC, musical variety, Eddy Arnold

Gangbusters – March–December 1952, NBC, police anthology, Phillips H. Lord

Guide Right – February 1952–1953, DUM, variety, Don Russell

The Hot Seat – April 1952–1952, ABC, interview, LIVE, Stuart Scheftel

The Hunter – Summer of 1952, CBS, international intrigue, Barry Nelson

I've Got A Secret – June 1952–1967, CBS, game

Life Is Worth Living – February 1952–1955, DUM; 1955–1957, religious, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen

Masquerade Party – 1952, NBC; 1953, 1954, CBS; 1954–Fall 1956, ABC; 1957, NBC; 1958, CBS; 1958/59, NBC; October 1959–January 1960, CBS; Jan–Sept 1960, NBC, quiz/panel

Mr. Peepers – July 1952–1955, NBC, comedy, LIVE, Wally Cox, Tony Randall

My Friend Irma – January 1952–1954, CBS, comedy, Marie Wilson

My Little Margie – June 1952–1955, NBC, comedy, Gale Storm

Name's The Same – December 1951–1955, ABC, quiz, Robert Q. Lewis

On Guard – April 1952–1954, ABC, documentary

On The Line With Considine – January 1952–1954, NBC, news interview, Bob Considine

Pet Shop – December 1951–1953, DUM, animals, Gail Compton, Gay Compton

Place The Face – July 1952–1955, CBS, quiz, Jack Smith

Power Of Women – July–Nov 1952, DUM, discussion, Vivien Kellems

Quick On The Draw – Jan–Dec 1952, DUM, quiz, Robin Chandler

The RCA Victor Show – November 1951–1954, NBC, various, LIVE, Ezio Pinza

Rebound – 1952, ABC; 1952–1953, DUM, dramatic anthology

See It Now – April 1952–1955, CBS, documentary, Edward R. Murrow

Super Ghost – July 1952–1953, NBC, quiz, LIVE, Bergen Evans

The Week In Religion – March 1952–1954, DUM, religion

All Around The Town – CBS, interview, LIVE, Mike Wallace

The American Scene – ABC, documentary

Are You Positive – NBC, sports quiz, LIVE, Bill Stern

Ask Me Another – NBC, quiz, Joe Baland

The Big Question – CBS, news/discussion, LIVE, Charles Collingwood

Blind Date – NBC, audience participation

Boss Lady – NBC, comedy, Lynn Bari

Byline – ABC, drama, LIVE, 6 episodes, Betty Furness

Cavalier Theatre – NBC, dramatic anthology, 4 episodes

Chesterfield Presents – NBC, dramatic anthology

Claudia, The Story Of A Marriage – NBC, drama, LIVE, Joan McCracken

Curtain Call – NBC, dramatic anthology, LIVE

Do's And Don'ts – ABC, instruction

Draw To Win – CBS, cartoon quiz/panel, Henry Morgan

Fearless Fosdick – NBC, children's

Four Square Court – ABC, discussion, LIVE, Norman Brokenshire

Gruen Playhouse – DUM, dramatic anthology

Guess What – DUM, quiz, Dick Kollmar

Hallmark Summer Theatre – NBC, dramatic anthology, LIVE

Information Please – CBS, quiz, Clifton Fadiman

It's A Business? – DUM, comedy, Bob Haymes

Mayor Of Hollywood – NBC, variety, LIVE, Walter O'Keefe

Meet The Boss – DUM, interview, Bill Cummingham

Metropolitan Opera Auditions Of The Air – ABC, talent, Milton J. Cross

Mr. Arsenic – ABC, talk, Burton Turkus

Music Hall – CBS, music, LIVE, Patti Page

Newsstand Theatre – ABC, dramatic anthology, 4 episodes

Once Upon A Fence – NBC, children's, Dave Kaigler

Operation Information – DUM, instruction

Our Neighbors To The North – ABC, documentary

Out Of The Fog – ABC, drama

Police Story – CBS, police anthology, Norman Rose

Presidential Timber – CBS, public affairs, LIVE, Robert Trout

Production For Freedom – ABC, documentary

Rendezvous – ABC, international intrigue, 5 episodes, Ilona Massey

Saturday Night Dance Party – NBC, variety, Jerry Lester

The Steve Allen Show – CBS, comedy/variety, Steve Allen

Stock Car Races – ABC, sports, Chick Hearn

This Is Music – DUM, music, Alexander Grey

Those Endearing Young Charms – NBC, comedy, LIVE, Maurice Copeland

The U.S. Royal Showcase – NBC, comedy variety, LIVE, Jack Carson

Up To Paar – NBC, quiz, LIVE, Jack Paar

What Happened – NBC, quiz, 3 episodes, Ben Grauer

Who's There – CBS, quiz, Arlene Francis

Your Lucky Clue – CBS, quiz, Basil Rathbone

Your Prize Story – NBC, dramatic anthology, LIVE

The Adventures Of Kit Carson – 1951–1955, syndication, western, Bill Williams

Boston Blackie – 1951–1953, syndication, detective drama, Kent Taylor

Dangerous Assignment – syndication, foreign intrigue, Brian Donlevy

Foreign Intrigue – 1951–1955, syndication, intrigue, Jerome Thor

Dagmar's Canteen – NBC, variety, Jeanne Lewis

Songtime – ABC, religion, Jack Wyrtzen

The Adventures Of Wild Bill Hickok – April 1951–1958, syndication, western

All Star Revue – 1950–1953, NBC, comedy variety

America In View – May 1951–1953, ABC, travelogue

Amos 'N' Andy – June 1951–1953, CBS, comedy

Beulah – 1950–1953, ABC, comedy

Big Town – 1950–1954, CBS; 1954–1956, NBC, newspaper drama, LIVE

Charlie Wild, Private Detective – December 1950–1951, CBS; 1951/52, ABC; 1952, DUM, detective drama, LIVE

The Cisco Kid – 1950–1956, syndication, western

The Colgate Comedy Hour – 1950–1956, NBC, variety

Crime Photographer – April 1951–1952, CBS, newspaper drama, LIVE

Danger – 1950–1955, CBS, dramatic anthology, LIVE

Doorway To Danger – July 1951–1952, NBC; 1953, ABC, international intrigue

Down You Go – May 1951–1955, DUM; summer of 1955, CBS; 1955/56, ABC; summer of 1956, NBC, quiz

The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show – 1950–1958, CBS, comedy

Georgetown University Forum – July 1951–1953, DUM, discussion

Hollywood Opening Night – July 1951–1952, CBS; 1952/53, NBC, dramatic anthology

Industries For America – May 1951–1952, ABC, documentary

It's News To Me – July 1951–1953, CBS, quiz

The Jack Benny Show – 1950–1964, CBS; 1964/65, NBC, comedy

The John Hopkins Science Review – 1950–1954, DUM, information

Life With Linkletter – 1950–1952, ABC, variety

Live Like A Millionaire – January 1951–1953, CBS, talent/variety

Lux Video Theatre – 1950–1954, CBS; 1954–1957, NBC, LIVE

Midwestern Hayride – June 1951–1952, NBC, musical variety

Mr. Wizard – May 1951–1955, NBC, educational

Racket Squad – June 1951–1953, CBS, police drama

Somerset Maugham TV Theatre – 1950–1951, CBS; 1951, NBC, dramatic anthology

The Speidel Show – 1950–1954, NBC, comedy/variety

Sports Spot – June 1951–1954, CBS, sports commentary

Strike It Rich – July 1951–1955, CBS, quiz

The Stu Erwin Show – 1950–1955, ABC, comedy

Treasury Men In Action – 1950, ABC; 1951–1954, NBC; 1954/55, ABC, crime drama

Watch Mr. Wizard – May 1951–1955, NBC, educational

What's The Story – July 1951–1955, DUM, quiz

You Asked For It – December 1950–1952, DUM; 1951–1959, ABC, audience participation

You Bet Your Life – 1950–1961, NBC, quiz

The Alan Young Show – April 1950–1953, CBS, comedy/variety

The Aldrich Family – 1949–1953, NBC, comedy

Armstrong Circle Theatre – June 1950–1957, NBC; 1957–1963, CBS, dramatic anthology

The Arthur Murray Party – 1950, ABC; 1950/51, DUM, 1951/52, ABC; 1952, CBS; 1952/53, DUM; 1953, CBS; 1953/54 – 1954/55, NBC; 1956, CBS; 1956/57, NBC, musical variety

Beat The Clock – March 1950–1958, CBS, quiz

The Big Story – 1949–1957, NBC, dramatic anthology

Blue Ribbon Bouts – 1949–1955, boxing

Broadway To Hollywood–Headline Clues – July 1949–1954, DUM, magazine

The Gene Autry Show – July 1950–1956, CBS, western

The Ken Murray Show – January 1950–1953, CBS, variety

Life Begins At Eighty – January–August 1950, NBC; 1950 – 1952, ABC; 1952–1955, DUM; 1955/56, ABC, discussion

The Lone Ranger – 1949–1957, ABC, western

Man Against Crime – 1949–1953, CBS; 1953/54, NBC/DUM, detective drama

Marshall Plan In Action – June 1950–1953, ABC, documentary

Martin Kane, Private Eye – 1949–1954, NBC, detective drama, LIVE

Pantomime Quiz – July 1950–1951, CBS; Jan–March 1952, NBC; 1952/53, CBS; 1953/54, DUM; summer of 1954, CBS; Jan–March 1955, ABC; 1955–1957, CBS; 1958/59, ABC, quiz

The Plainclothesman – 1949–1954, DUM, police drama

Robert Montgomery Presents – January 1950–1957, NBC, dramatic anthology

Rocky King, Inside Detective – January 1950–1954, DUM, crime drama, LIVE

Gillette Summer Sports Reel – 1950–1955, NBC, sports/sports commentary

Stork Club – July 1950–1953, CBS, talk, LIVE

Twenty Questions – 1949, NBC; March 1950–1951, ABC; 1951–1954, DUM; 1954/55, ABC, quiz

The Voice of Firestone – 1949–1954, NBC; 1954–1959, ABC, music

The Web – July 1950–1954, CBS, dramatic anthology, LIVE

What's My Line? – February 1950–1967, CBS, game

Your Hit Parade – summer of 1950–1958, NBC; 1958/59, CBS, music

Your Show Of Shows – February 1950–1954, NBC, comedy/variety

Youth On The March – 1949–1952, ABC; 1952/53, DUM, religion

Arthur Godfrey & His Friends – January 1949–1959, CBS, musical variety

Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts – 1948–1958, CBS, talent

Break The Bank – 1948/49, ABC; 1949–1952, NBC; 1952/53, CBS; summer of 1953, NBC; Jan 1954–1956, ABC; 1956/57, NBC, quiz

Captain Video And His Video Rangers – June 1949–1955, DUM, children's

Fireside Theatre – April 1949–1958, NBC, dramatic anthology

The Fred Waring Show – April 1949–1954, CBS, musical variety

Hopalong Cassidy – June 1949–1951, NBC, western

The Goldbergs – January 1949–1951, CBS; 1952–1953, NBC; 1954, DUM, comedy, LIVE

Greatest Fights Of The Century – 1948–1954, NBC, boxing

Mama – July 1949–1956, CBS, comedy/drama, LIVE

Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club – April 1949–1954, ABC, talent, LIVE

The Perry Como Show – 1948–1950, NBC; 1950 – 1955, CBS; 1955–1963, NBC, variety

Philco TV Playhouse – 1948–1955, NBC, dramatic anthology

Quiz Kids – March 1949–1952, NBC; Jan–Nov 1953, CBS, quiz

Riddle Me This – January 1949, CBS; March 1949–1950, ABC; April 1950–1952, CBS; quiz

Studio One – 1948–1958, CBS, dramatic anthology

Suspense – March 1949–1954, CBS, dramatic anthology

This Is Show Business – July 1949–1954, CBS, variety

Who Said That? – December 1948–1954, NBC, 1955, ABC, quiz

Author Meets The Critics – April 1948–1949, NBC; 1949/50, ABC; 1951/52, NBC, 1952–1954, DUM, book discussion

Hollywood Screen Test – April 1948–1953, ABC; talent

Meet The Press – November 1947–1965, NBC, interview

Original Amateur Hour – January 1948–1949, DUM; 1949–1954, NBC; 1955–1957, ABC; 1957/58, NBC; May 1959, CBS; March 1960, ABC, talent

Texaco Star Theater – June 1948–1956, NBC, comedy/variety

Toast Of The Town – June 1948–1971, CBS, variety

Gillette Cavalcade Of Sports – 1946–1960, NBC, boxing

Kraft Television Theatre – May 1947–1958, NBC, dramatic anthology

Entertainment Tonight celebrated ten years in syndication.

Late Night With David Letterman celebrated ten years on NBC.

The People's Court celebrated ten years in syndication.

Designing Women was on CBS weekdays from May 1991–June 1992.

Full House was on NBC weekdays from June–September 1991.

Baby Talk was loosely based on the 1989 John Travolta/Kirstie Alley movie, Look's Who Talking.

Ferris Bueller was based on the 1986 Matthew Broderick movie, Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

Harry And The Hendersons was based on the 1987 Kevin Peter Hall movie. Kevin reprised his hairy...oops, my mistake...hold on! Harry is hairy! I didn't make a mistake at all. Kevin reprised his HAIRY role for the series.

Swamp Thing was based on the 1982 Adrienne Barbeau movie.

Uncle Buck was based on the 1989 John Candy movie.

DEA to DEA – Special Task Force in April 1991.

Into The Night Starring Rick Dees to Into The Night in July 1991

Paradise to Guns Of Paradise in January 1991.

Personalities to E.D.J. Entertainment Daily Journal in July 1991.

FOX added Thursday nights to the schedule on September 13, 1990 with The Simpsons, Babes and Beverly Hills 90210

FOX added Friday nights to the schedule on September 7, 1990 with America's Most Wanted and D.E.A.

FOX aired Alien Nation repeats during the summer of 1991.

CBS aired reruns of the former ABC series, Police Squad, for the summer. It was last seen in 1982.

NBC revived Dark Shadows. It was a popular daytime soap on ABC from 1966–1971.

The Joker's Wild returned to syndication after a four year absence.

America's Funniest People from America's Funniest Home Videos.

Top Of The Heap from Married...With Children. It focus on Al Bundy's best friend, Charlie Verducci and his son, Vinnie Verducci. Charlie wants his dumb son to marry the rich.

Who cares about nothing? Seinfeld does in his 1990–1998 TV show.

Larry Hagman and Barbara Eden reunited on Dallas; they previously starred in the popular 1960's TV show, I Dream Of Jeannie.

Connie Sellecca was originally going to star on Baby Talk, Julie Duffy took over the role for the spring run, and Mary Page Keller took over and stayed for the remainder of the run.

Lifetime aired the Canadian series, E.N.G., daily at 7 PM, then it was vanished to late night. E.N.G lasted in Canada from 1989–1994 on CTV.

Elvis' widow, Priscilla Presley, was the co–producer of Elvis. Elvis was based on the very beginning of Elvis Presley.

Robin Leach created Preview. He was the executive producer too.

NBC cancelled The George Michael Sports Machine after seven years. The series went to syndication the following season.

Ah, shucks! Broken Badges didn't last that long. I know the real reason why! Everyone missed the first episode to celebrate my twenty–one birthday! Man, the fun times we had the club! I got so freaking drunk off my ass. I barfed in the restroom at the club. I couldn't handle my liquid. After all, it was my first alcohol drink.

Only the first season of Neon Rider was syndication in the states. Neon Rider lasted on CTV from 1990–1994.

CBS paired Sunday Dinner with the1970's classic, All In The Family. Norman Lear's new sitcom didn't fare too well. All In The Family had more viewers than Sunday Dinner.

The Comedy Channel and Ha! merged into a new network, Comedy Central, on April 1, 1991, April Fool's Day. Mystery Science Theater 3000 became the network's signature series.

America's Funniest People – 1990–1994, ABC, comedy, Dave Coulier

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap, Shannen Doherty, Jason Priestly

Evening Shade – 1990–1994, CBS, comedy, Burt Reynolds, Marilu Henner, Hal Holbrook

Fresh Prince Of Bel Air – 1990–1996, NBC, comedy, Will Smith, Alfonso Ribeiro

Gabriel's Fire – 1990/91, ABC, detective drama, James Earl Jones

Get A Life – 1990–1992, FOX, comedy, Chris Elliot, Bob Elliot, Elinor Donahue

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama, Christopher Noth, Steven Hill

Parker Lewis Can't Lose – 1990–1993, FOX, comedy, Corin Nemec

Trials Of Rosie O'Neil – 1990–1992, CBS, drama, Sharon Gless, Lisa Rieffel

True Colors – 1990–1992, FOX, comedy, Nancy Walker

Against The Law – FOX, legal comedy/drama, Michael O'Keefe

American Chronicles – FOX, documentary, Richard Dreyfuss

American Dreamer – NBC, comedy, Robert Urich, Johnny Galecki, Carol Kane

Babes – FOX, comedy, Wendie Jo Sperber

Cop Rock – ABC, police musical/drama, Barbara Bosson

DEA – FOX, police drama, Chris Stanley

E.A.R.T.H. Force – CBS, adventure, first cancellation, 2 episodes, Gel Gerard

Family Man – CBS, comedy, Gregory Harrison, Scott Weinger

Fanelli Boys – NBC, comedy, Andy Hirsch

Ferris Bueller – NBC, comedy, Charlie Schlatter, Jennifer Aniston

Flash – CBS, fantasy/adventure, John Wesley Shipp

Going Places – ABC, comedy, Heather Locklear, Holland Taylor

Good Grief – FOX, comedy, Howie Mandel, Joel Brooks, Tom Poston

Haywire – FOX, comedy, David Hirsch

Hull High – NBC, musical drama, Will Lyman

Lenny – CBS, comedy, Lenny Clarke

Lifestories – NBC, dramatic anthology, Robert Prosky

Married People – ABC, comedy, Jay Thomas, Bess Armstrong

Over My Dead Body – CBS, detective drama, Edward Woodward

Parenthood – NBC, comedy, Ed Begley Jr., Leonardo DiCaprio

Uncle Buck – CBS, comedy, Kevin Meaney, Audrey Meadows

WIOU – CBS, drama, Dick Van Patten, Mariette Hartley

Working It Out – NBC, comedy, Jane Curtain, Stephen Collins

American Detective – May 1991–1993, ABC, documentary, John Bunnell

Baby Talk – March 1991–1992, ABC, comedy, George Clooney, Tony Danza

Blossom – Jan 1991–1995, NBC, comedy, Mayim Bialik, Ted Wass

Dinosaurs – April 1991–1994, ABC, comedy, Jessica Walker, Sally Struthers

Expose – Jan 1991–1992, NBC, news documentary, Tom Brokaw

Hi Honey, I'm Home – 1991–1992, ABC/Nickelodeon, comedy, Charlotte Booker

Real Life With Jane Pauley – July 1990–1992, NBC, newsmagazine, Jane Pauley

Sisters – May 1991–1996, NBC, drama, Sela Ward, Swoosie Kurtz

The Sunday Comics – April 1991–1992, FOX, comedy, Jeff Altman

The Antagonists – CBS, legal drama, Lauren Holly

Broken Badges – CBS, crime drama, Miguel Ferrer

C. Everett Koop, M.D. – NBC, educational, Dr. C. Everett Koop

Comic Strip: Live – FOX, comedy, Greg Kroeger

Dark Shadows – NBC, supernatural, Ben Cross, Joseph Gordon–Levitt

The Dave Thomas Comedy Show – CBS, comedy, Dave Thomas

Disney Presents The 100 Lives Of Black Jack Savage – NBC, adventure, Daniel Hugh–Kelly

Eddie Dodd – ABC, legal drama, Treat Williams

Elvis – ABC, drama, Michael St. Gerard

A Family For Joe – NBC, comedy, Robert Mitchum, Ben Savage

Fantastic Facts – CBS, informational, Merlin Olsen

Good Company – CBS, comedy, Farrah Fawcett, Ryan O'Neal, William Katt

Man In The Family – ABC, comedy, 7 episodes, Leah Remini

Morton & Hayes – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Rob Reiner

My Life And Times – ABC, drama, 6 episodes, Helen Hunt, Megan Mullally

Sons & Daughters – CBS, drama, 7 episodes, Lucie Arnaz

Stat – ABC, comedy, 6 episodes, Alison LaPlaca

Stephen King's Golden Years – CBS, drama, 8 episodes, Tim Guinee

Sunday Best – NBC, magazine, 3 episodes, Carl Reiner

Sunday Dinner – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Teri Hatcher, Robert Loggia

Toon Nite – CBS, cartoon anthology, 7 episodes

Top Of The Heap – FOX, comedy, 7 episodes, Matt LeBlanc

Under Cover – ABC, espionage/foreign intrigue, 7 episodes, Linda Purl

Verdict – CBS, documentary

Yearbook – FOX, documentary, 8 episodes, Ken Dashow

You Take The Kids – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Nell Carter

The Adventures Of The Black Stallion – 1990–1993, Family, adventure, Mickey Rooney

Big Brother Jake – 1990–1994, Family, comedy, Jake Steinfeld

Clarissa Explains It All – March 1991–1994, Nickelodeon, comedy, Melissa Joan Hart

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance, Shelly Mangrum

Counterstrike – 1990–1993, USA, foreign intrigue, Christopher Plummer

Dream On – 1990–1996, HBO, comedy, Brian Benben, Wendi Malick

Fifteen – February 1991–1993, Nickelodeon, soap, Ken Angel, Ryan Reynolds

Maniac Mansion – 1990–1993, Family, comedy, Joe Flaherty

Swamp Thing – 1990–1993, USA, sci fi/adventure, Dick Durock

Welcome Freshmen – February 1991–1993, Nickelodeon, comedy, Chris Lobban

Harry & The Hendersons – January 1991–1993, syndication, comedy, Kevin Peter Hall

The Howard Stern Show – 1990–1992, syndication, comedy/talk, Howard Stern

Memories...Then And Now – 1990–1992, syndication, magazine, Kathryn Kinley

On Scene–Emergency Response – 1990–1994, syndication, documentary, Dave Forman

Personalities – 1990–1991, syndication, interview, Charlie Rose

Roggin's Heroes – January 1991–1993, syndication, human interest/sports, Fred Roggin

Studs – March 1991–1993, syndication, audience participation, Mark DeCarlo

Super Force – 1990–1992, syndication, sci fi/police, Ken Olandt

Dark Justice – April 1991–1994, CBS, legal/detective drama, Ramy Zada

Scene Of The Crime – April 1991–1994, CBS, dramatic anthology, Stephen J. Cannell

Sweating Bullets – April 1991–1995, CBS, detective, Rob Stewart

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

The Byron Allen Show – 1989–1992, syndication, talk

Caroline's Comedy Hour – January 1990–1995, A&E, comedy

Church Street Station – March 1989–1992, TNN, music

Comic Strip: Live – 1989–1994, FOX, comedy

Doogie Howser MD – 1989–1993, ABC, comedy

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Grand – Jan 1990–1991, NBC, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

In Living Color – April 1990–1994, FOX, comedy

Into The Night Starring Rick Dees – July 1990–1991, ABC, comedy/variety

Just Say Julie – 1989–1992, MTV, comedy

Life Goes On – 1989–1993, ABC, drama

Major Dad – 1989–1993, CBS, comedy

Missing Reward – 1989–1992, syndication, public service

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1989–1991, Comedy Channel, comedy

Northern Exposure – July 1990–1995, CBS, drama

On Stage – 1989–1992, TNN, music

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine

Rescue 911 – 1989–1996, CBS, information

Seinfeld – May 1990–1998, NBC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

Tales From The Crypt – 1989–1996, HBO, horror anthology

The Texas Connection – March 1990–1992, TNN, music

Top Cops – July 1990–1993, CBS, documentary

Totally Hidden Video – July 1989–1992, FOX, humor

Wings – April 1990–1997, NBC, comedy

The Young Riders – 1989–1992, ABC, western

Zorro – January 1990–1993, Family, western

The Adventures Of Superboy – 1988–1992, syndication, adventure

Anything But Love – March 1989–1992, ABC, comedy

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

Cops – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Dear John – 1988–1992, NBC, comedy

Doctor, Doctor – June 1989–1991, CBS, comedy

Empty Nest – 1988–1995, NBC, comedy

Family Feud – 1988–1995, syndication, quiz

Half Hour Comedy Hour – 1988–1993, MTV, comedy

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Bob Costas – 1988–1994, NBC, talk

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

Quantum Leap – March 1989–1993, NBC, sci-fi

Rin Tin Tin K–9 Cop – 1988–1993, Family, adventure

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

Club MTV – 1987–1992, MTV, music

A Different World – 1987–1993, NBC, comedy

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Full House – 1987–1995, ABC, comedy

In the Heat Of The Night – March 1988–1992, NBC; 1992–1994, CBS, crime drama

Jake & The Fatman – 1987–1992, CBS, drama

Star Trek: The Next Generation – 1987–1994, Syndication, sci-fi

Wonder Years – March 1988–1993, ABC, comedy

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

Designing Women – 1986–1993, CBS, comedy

Double Dare – 1986–1993, Nickelodeon, quiz

LA Law – 1986–1994, NBC, drama

Matlock – 1986–1992, NBC; Jan 1993–1995, ABC, drama

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

Crook And Chase – April 1986–1993, TNN, magazine

An Evening At The Improv – 1985–1995, A&E, comedy

The Golden Girls – 1986–1992, NBC, comedy

Growing Pains – 1986–1992, ABC, comedy

MacGyver – 1986–1992, ABC, adventure

Perfect Strangers – March 1986–1993, ABC, comedy

The Cosby Show – 1984–1992, NBC, comedy

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1984–1991, NBC, sports highlights

Hollywood Insider – May 1985–1995, USA Network, news/gossip

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective drama

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Who's The Boss? – 1984–1992, ABC, comedy

Friday Night Videos – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Love Connection – 1983–1995, Syndication – weekdays, game

Night Court – Jan 1984–1992, NBC, comedy

Star Search – 1983–1995, Syndication, talent

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Cheers – 1982–1993, NBC, comedy

Nashville Now – March 1983–1993, TNN, talk/variety, LIVE

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With David Letterman – February 1982–1993, NBC, talk

The People's Court – 1981–1993, syndication, courtroom

Knots Landing – December 1979–1993, CBS, soap

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC; variety

Monday Night Football, 1970–2006, ABC, sports

Hee Haw – 1971–1993, syndication, variety

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, magazine

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson – 1962–1992, NBC, talk/variety

Saturday Night Live celebrated fifteen years on NBC.

Monday Night Football celebrated twenty years on ABC.

Alien Nation was based on the 1988 James Caan movie.

Bagdad Cafe was based on the 1986 Marianne Sägebrecht movie.

Brewster Place was based on the 1989 TV movie, The Women Of Brewster Place.

The Outsiders was based on the 1983 movie. The movie starred Matt Dillon, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe, Ralph Macchio, Emilio Estevez and Tom Cruise.

Working Girl was based on the 1988 Melanie Griffith movie. Nancy McKeon supposed to play Tess in the series; Sandra Bullock replaced her.

Sunday Night to Michelob Presents Night Music.

U.S.A Today On TV to U.S.A Today in January 1990.

Lifetime revived The Days And Nights Of Molly Dodd for two more seasons. It last aired on NBC in 1988.

The Nashville Network revived Church Street Station for three more seasons. It last aired on TNN in 1987.

This was the first time that two shows was #1 in the ratings of the season. The Cosby Show & Roseanne tied to be #1. The producers of the shows didn't care. It didn't matter to them either way. Both shows were from the same producers!

The Simpsons is the longest running prime time cartoon ever since 1989.

Family Matters from Perfect Strangers, it was going to be about Harriet Winslow and her family, but as soon as Steve Urkel arrived midseason, the series started to focus on him and his long lasting crush on Laura Winslow. Without Steve, the series wouldn't last a season. Aaaaw, the memories of Happy Days.

Booker from 21 Jump Street – Dennis Booker, cop turned detective, works for a large Japanese company.

Living Dolls from Who's The Boss? – Four teenager girls want to be models under the guidance of Trish Carlin. This was Halle Berry's first series. She appeared on Knot Landing in a few episodes in 1991. She made her mark in the movies; she won an Oscar for Monster's Ball in 2002. This was Leah Remini's first series as well. She appeared on Saved By The Bell as Zack' boss at the beach resort in 1991, then her fame grew on The King Of Queens, with Kevin James, as her husband. Leah's first speaking role was on Head Of The Class in 1988.

Life Goes On is the first show to have a Down syndrome actor in the cast. The show premiered on September 12, 1989.

Bob Saget was on two series at one time – Full House and America's Funniest Home Videos.

Ted Danson was the co–producer of Down Home. Ted was still on Cheers.

Adam 12 and Dragnet was only seen in Los Angeles and New York City in the first season, then the whole nation the following season.

Sister Kate was Jason Priestley's first series. Just like Kirk Cameron, the second series made him into a big star. Beverly Hills 90210 was his ticket to fame, just like every actor on 90210.

CBS pulled Wolf off from the air in November. Wolf was returned in June 1990, then it was banished to CBS late night the next month.

Peter Falk is the first actor to win a best lead actor for a drama on two networks, all for Columbo. Peter won in 1972 and 1976 on NBC and 1990 on ABC.

Steven Bochco and David E. Kelly created Doogie Howser M.D. David later created Picket Fences, Chicago Hope, Alley McBeal, Snoops, Girls Club, The Practice, Boston Public, The Brotherhood Of Poland, N.H. and Boston Legal. David worked for Steven on Hill Street Blues in the 1980's.

Merv Griffin was the executive producer of Monopoly.

Van Halen performed Sydney theme song, written by Eddie Van Halen, Valerie Bertinelli's husband.

Mystery Science Theater 3000 originally started on KTMA in Minneapolis on November 24, 1988, my nineteen birthday. See that. My birthday brought luck to another long lasting TV series. The first one was Simon & Simon.

Doogie Howser MD – 1989–1993, ABC, comedy, Neil Patrick Harris, Max Casella

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy, Jo Marie Payton, Reginald VelJohnson

Life Goes On – 1989–1993, ABC, drama, Bill Smitrovich, Patti LuPone, Christopher Burke

Major Dad – 1989–1993, CBS, comedy, Gerald McRaney, Shanna Reed

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine, Diane Sawyer, Sam Donaldson

Rescue 911 – 1989–1996, CBS; informational, William Shatner

Totally Hidden Video – July 1989–1992, FOX, humor, Steve Skrovan

The Young Riders – 1989–1992, ABC, western, Ty Miller, Josh Brolin, Stephan Baldwin

Alien Nation – FOX, sci-fi, Gary Graham

Baywatch – NBC, adventure, David Hasselhoff, Parker Stevenson

Booker – FOX, detective drama, Richard Grieco

Chicken Soup – ABC, comedy, Jackie Mason, Lynn Redgrave

Christine Cromwell – ABC, crime drama, Jaclyn Smith

Famous Teddy Z – CBS, comedy, Jon Cryer, Alex Rocco

Free Spirit – ABC, comedy, Corinne Bohrer

Hardball – NBC, police drama, John Aston, Richard Tyson

Homeroom – ABC, comedy, Darrly Sivad

Island Son – CBS, medical drama, Richard Chamberlain

Kojak – ABC, police drama, Telly Savalas, Andre Braugher

Living Dolls – ABC, comedy, Michael Learned, Leah Remini, Halle Berry

Mancuso, FBI – NBC, police drama, Robert Loggia

The Nutt House – NBC, comedy, Harvey Korman, Cloris Leachman

Open House – FOX, comedy, Allison LaPlaca, Ellen DeGeneres

A Peaceable Kingdom – CBS, drama, Lindsay Wagner, Tom Wopat

People Next Door – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Jeffrey Jones

Saturday Night With Connie Chung – CBS, newsmagazine, Connie Chung

Sister Kate – NBC, comedy, Stephanie Beacham, Jason Priestley

Snoops – CBS, detective drama, Danny Nucci

Top Of The Hill – CBS, political drama, William Katt

Wolf – CBS, detective drama, Jack Scalia

America's Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy, Bob Saget

Bagdad Café – March 1990–1991, CBS, comedy, Whoopie Goldberg, Jean Stapleton

Carol & Company – March 1990–1991, NBC, comedy anthology, Carol Burnett

Equal Justice – March 1990–1991, ABC, legal drama, Jane Kaczmarek, Sarah Jessica Parker

Grand – Jan 1990–1991, NBC, comedy, John Randolph, Joel Murray

In Living Color – April 1990–1994, FOX, variety, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Jim Carrey

Northern Exposure – July 1990–1995, CBS, drama, Rob Morrow, Janice Turner

Prime Time Pets – July 1990–1991, CBS, comedy, Wil Shriner

Seinfeld – May 1990–1998, NBC, comedy, Jerry Seinfeld, Julie Louis-Dreyfus

Shannon's Deal – April 1990–1991, NBC, legal drama, Miguel Ferrer

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon, Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner

Top Cops – July 1990–1993, CBS, documentary

Totally Hidden Video – July 1989–1992, FOX, humor, Steve Shrovan

Twin Peaks – April 1990–1991, ABC, soap, Kyle MacLachlan, Sheryl Lee

Wings – April1990–1997, NBC, comedy, Timothy Daly, Steven Weber

Ann Jillian – NBC, comedy, Ann Jillian, Lisa Rieffel

The Bradys – CBS, drama, 6 episodes, Florence Henderson, Robert Reed

Brewster Place – ABC, drama, Oprah Winfrey

Capital News – ABC, newspaper drama, 4 episodes, Lloyd Bridges

City – CBS, comedy, Valerie Harper, Liz Torres

Dolphin Cove – CBS, adventure, Frank Converse

Down Home – April 1990–1991, NBC, comedy, Judith Ivery

Glory Days – FOX, drama, Brad Pitt

Grand Slam – CBS, adventure, John Schneider, Paul Rodriguez

H.E.L.P. – ABC, adventure, John Mahoney, Wesley Snipes

His & Hers – CBS, comedy, Martin Mull, Richard Kline

The Marshall Chronicles – ABC, comedy, 6 episodes, Joshua Rifkind

Max Monroe: Loose Cannon – CBS, crime drama, 8 episodes, Shadoe Stevens

Molloy – FOX, comedy, 4 episodes, Mayim Bialik, Jennifer Aniston

Monopoly – ABC, quiz, Michael Reilly

Nasty Boys – NBC, crime drama, Benjamin, Dennis Franz

New Attitude – ABC, comedy, Sheryl Lee Ralph

Normal Life – CBS, comedy, Cindy Williams, Maxwell Gail

The Outsiders – FOX, drama, David Arquette, Sean Kanan

Room For Romance – CBS, comedy/drama anthology, Dom Irrera

Singer & Sons – NBC, comedy, 4 episodes, Esther Rolle

Small Talk – CBS, comedy, 4 episodes, Roger Rose

Sugar And Spice – CBS, comedy, 7 episodes, Stephanie Hodge

Sunday Beat – ABC, crime drama, 2 episodes, George Clooney

Sydney – CBS, comedy, 13 episodes, Valerie Bertinelli, Matthew Perry

Tim Conway's Funny America – ABC, comedy, Tim Conway

True Blue – NBC, crime drama, Eddie Velez, Grant Show

Wish You Were Here – CBS, comedy/adventure, 6 episodes, Lew Schneider

Working Girl – NBC, comedy, 6 episodes, Sandra Bullock

Caroline's Comedy Hour – January 1990–1995, A&E, comedy

Church Street Station – March 1989–1992, TNN, music

A Conversation With Dinah – 1989–1991, TNN, talk, Dinah Shore

The Days And Nights Of Molly Dodd – 1989–1991, Lifetime, comedy/drama, Blair Brown

Just Say Julie – 1989–1992, MTV, comedy, Julie Brown

Make The Grade – 1989–1991, Nickelodeon, quiz, Lew Schneider

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1989–1991, Comedy Channel, comedy, Joel Hodgson

On Stage – 1989–1992, TNN, music

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz, David Ruprecht

Tales From The Crypt – 1989–1996, HBO, horror anthology, John Kassir

The Texas Connection – March 1990–1992, TNN, music

Top Card – TNN, quiz, Jim Caldwell, Blake Pickett

Zorro – January 1990–1993, Family, western, Duncan Regehr

Adam 12 – 1989–1990, syndication, crime drama, Ethan Wayne, Peter Parros

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports, Mike Adamle

The Byron Allen Show – 1989–1992, syndication, talk, Byron Allen

Crime Stoppers 800 – 1989–1991, syndication, public service, Edwin Hart

Crimewatch Tonight – syndication, public service, Ike Pappas

Dionne And Friends – syndicated, music, Dionne Warwick

Dragnet – 1989–1991, syndication, crime drama, Jeff Osterhage

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine, Teri Murphy

Insport – 1989–1991, syndication, sports magazine, Ahmad Rashad

Missing Reward – 1989–1992, syndication, public service, Stacy Keach

The New Lassie – 1989–1991, Syndication, adventure, Christopher Stone, Dee Wallace Stone

Smash Hits – 1989–1991, syndication, music videos, Scott Shannon

Comic Strip: Live – 1989–1994, FOX, comedy, John Mulrooney

Into The Night Starring Rick Dees – July 1990–1991, ABC, comedy/variety, Rick Dees

The Midnight Hour – CBS, talk, Jennifer Martin

Overtime...With Pat O'Brien – CBS, talk, 3 episodes, Pat O'Brien

Anything But Love – March 1989–1992, ABC, comedy

B.L. Stryker – Feb 1989–1990, ABC, detective drama

Bordertown – January 1989–1991, Family Channel, adventure

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

Columbo – Feb 1989–1990, ABC, crime drama

Cops – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Dear John – 1988–1992, NBC, comedy

Doctor, Doctor – June 1989–1991, CBS, comedy

Empty Nest – 1988–1995, NBC, comedy

Father Dowling Mysteries – Jan 1989, NBC; Jan 1990–1991, ABC, detective drama

Family Feud – 1988–1995, syndication, quiz

Half Hour Comedy Hour – 1988–1993, MTV, comedy

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Bob Costas – 1988–1994, NBC, talk

Midnight Caller – 1988–1991, NBC, drama

The Munsters Today – 1988–1991, Syndication, comedy

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

My Secret Identity – 1988–1991, Syndication, comedy

Paradise – 1988/89–1991, CBS, western

Quantum Leap – March 1989–1993, NBC, sci-fi

Rin Tin Tin K–9 Cop – 1988–1993, Family, adventure

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Superboy – 1988–1992, syndication, adventure

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

China Beach – April 1988–1991, ABC, drama

Club MTV – 1987–1992, MTV, music

A Different World – 1987–1993, NBC, comedy

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Full House – 1987–1995, ABC, comedy

In the Heat Of The Night – March 1988–1992, NBC; 1992–1994, CBS, crime drama

Jake & The Fatman – 1987–1992, CBS, drama

Out Of This World – 1987–1991, Syndication, comedy

Star Trek: The Next Generation – 1987–1994, Syndication, sci-fi

Thirtysomething – 1987–1991, ABC, drama

Wiseguy – 1987–1991, CBS, crime drama

The Wonder Years – March 1988–1993, ABC, comedy

Amen – 1986–1991, NBC, comedy

Charles In Charge – January 1987–1991, Syndication, comedy

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

Designing Women – 1986–1993, CBS, comedy

Double Dare – 1986–1993, Nickelodeon, quiz

Head Of The Class – 1986–1991, ABC, comedy

LA Law – 1986–1994, NBC, drama

Matlock – 1986–1992, NBC; Jan 1993–1995, ABC, drama

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

21 Jump Street – April 1987–1990, FOX; 1990/91, Syndication, crime drama

Crook And Chase – April 1986–1993, TNN, magazine

An Evening At The Improv – 1985–1995, A&E, comedy

The Golden Girls – 1985–1992, NBC, comedy

Growing Pains – 1985–1992, ABC, comedy

The Hogan Family – March 1986–1990, NBC; 1990/91, CBS, comedy

MacGyver – 1985–1992, ABC, adventure

Perfect Strangers – March 1986–1993, ABC, comedy

The Cosby Show – 1984–1992, NBC, comedy

Dr. Ruth – 1984–1991, Lifetime, discussion/advice

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1984–1991, NBC, sports highlights

Hollywood Insider – May 1985–1995, USA Network, news/gossip

Hunter – 1984–1991, NBC, crime drama

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective drama

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Who's The Boss? – 1984–1992, ABC, comedy

Friday Night Videos – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Love Connection – 1983–1995, Syndication – weekdays, game

Night Court – Jan 1984–1992, NBC, comedy

Star Search – 1983–1995, Syndication, talent

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Cheers – 1982–1993, NBC, comedy

Nashville Now – March 1983–1993, TNN, talk/variety, LIVE

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Late Night With David Letterman – February 1982–1993, NBC, talk

The People's Court – 1981–1993, syndication, courtroom

Knots Landing – December 1979–1993, CBS, soap

PM Magazine – 1978–1990, syndication, magazine

Dallas – April 1978 1991, CBS, soap

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC; variety

Monday Night Football, 1970–2006, ABC, sports

Hee Haw – 1971–1993, syndication, variety

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson – 1962–1992, NBC, talk/variety

PM Magazine celebrated ten years in syndication.

Hee Haw celebrated twenty years on TV.

60 Minutes celebrated twenty years on CBS.

Growing Pains was on ABC weekdays from July 1988–August 1989.

Mr. Belvedere was on ABC weekdays from September 1987–January 1988.

Webster begun a one year Syndication, it was previously on ABC (1983–1987).

We Got It Made returned to Syndication after a three-year absence with two original cast members, Teri Copley and Tom Villard. It was previously on NBC.

The Dirty Dozen was based on the 1967 Lee Marvin movie.

Down And Out In Beverly Hills was based on the 1985 Richard Dreyfuss/Bette Milder movie. Mike The Dog was the only one to reprise his role for the series. Yes, folks. Mike is really a nasty dog. BOW WOW!

In The Heat Of The Night was based on the 1967 Sidney Poitier movie. Sidney played Virgil Tibbs in the movie; Howard Rollins played him in the series.

Second Chance returned in midseason as Boys Will Be Boys.

Valerie to Valerie's Family. Valerie Harper left the show. Good riddance!

NBC aired Blacke's Magic reruns in the summer of 1988.

NBC aired Sara reruns in June 1998. It was last seen in 1985 on NBC.

Beverly Hills Buntz was a short-lived spin off comedy from Hill Street Blues. Lt. Norman Buntz quit the police force and became a dick in Beverly Hills.

A Different World from The Cosby Show, Denise Huxtable left home for a collage life at Hillman Collage.

Just The Ten Of Us from Growing Pains.

The Law & Harry McGraw from Murder, She Wrote. Jerry Orbach was popular enough to get his own spin off. Jerry became more famous on Law & Order few years later.

Hey, hey, hey! It's the new Monkees! We just don't give a damn! We want the original Monkees!

Marisa Tomei was on the first season of A Different World with Lisa Bonet; she later became an Oscar winning actress for My Cousin Vinny in 1992.

Third time's the charm for John Stamos. Full House was his biggest hit. It made stars out of Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, John Stamos and the ever popular, The Olsen Twins – Mary Kate and Ashley.

Candace Cameron (Full House) is related to Kirk Cameron (Growing Pains); they are siblings. Both are on ABC hits.

Brett Butler got her start on Dolly. She did her comedy act once, then a skit with Dolly Parton for the second time. Dolly hired her to be a writer.

CBS Summer Playhouse. Just what the name said. It only aired in the summers of 1987–1989. There was no hosts in the last two summers.

Beauty & The Beast – 1987–1990, CBS, fantasy, Linda Hamilton, Ron Pearlman

A Different World – 1987–1993, NBC, comedy, Lisa Bonet, Jasmine Guy

Full House – 1987–1995, ABC, comedy, Bob Saget, John Stamos

Hooperman – 1987–1989, ABC, comedy, John Ritter, Barbara Bosson

Jake & The Fatman – 1987–1992, CBS, drama, William Conrad, Joe Penny

My Two Dads – 1987–1990, NBC, comedy, Paul Reiser, Greg Evigan

Thirtysomething – 1987–1991, ABC, drama, Ken Olin, Timothy Busfield

Tour Of Duty – 1987–1990, CBS, drama, Terrence Knox

Wiseguy – 1987–1991, CBS, crime drama, Ken Wahl

Buck James – ABC, medical drama, Dennis Weaver

Dolly – ABC, musical variety, Dolly Parton

Everything's Relative – CBS, comedy, 6 episodes, Jason Alexander

Frank's Place – CBS, comedy, Tim Reid, Daphne Maxwell Reid

I Married Dora – ABC, comedy, Daniel Hugh-Kelly

J.J. Starbuck – NBC, adventure, Dale Robertson

The Law & Harry McGraw – CBS, detective, Jerry Orbach

Leg Work – CBS, detective, Margaret Colin

Oldest Rookie – CBS; police drama, Paul Sorvino, D.W. Moffett

Once A Hero – ABC, fantasy/adventure – first cancellation, Jeff Lester

Private Eye – NBC, detective drama, Josh Brolin

Second Chance – FOX, comedy, Matthew Perry, Kiel Martin

Slap Maxwell Story – ABC, comedy, Dabney Coleman

Women In Prison – FOX, comedy, Wendie Jo Sperber

A Year In The Life – NBC, drama, Adam Arkin, Sarah Jessica Parker

America's Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service, John Walsh

China Beach – April 1988–1991, ABC, drama, Dana Delany, Marg Helgenberger

Coming Of Age – March 1988–1989, CBS, comedy, Paul Dooley

Day By Day – Feb 1988–1989, NBC, comedy, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Courtney Thorne-Smith

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine, Dan Rather

Heartbeat – March 1988–1989, medical drama, Kate Mulgrew

In the Heat Of The Night – March 1988–1992, NBC; 1992–1994, CBS, crime drama, Carroll O'Connor

It's Garry Shandling's Show – March 1988–1990, FOX, comedy, Garry Shandling

Just The Ten Of Us – April 1988–1990, comedy, Bill Kirchenbauer, Frank Bonner

The Reporters – July 1988–1990, FOX, newsmagazine, Steve Dunleavy

The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour – March 1988–1989, CBS, comedy/variety, Dick Smothers

Sonny Spoon – Feb 1988–1989, NBC, detective drama, Mario Van Peebles

West 57^th – August 1985–1989, CBS, newsmagazine, Meredith Vieira

The Wonder Years – March 1988–1993, ABC, comedy, Fred Savage, Daniel Stern

Aaron's Way – NBC, drama, Merlin Olsen, Belinda Montgomery

Beverly Hills Buntz – NBC, comedy, Dennis Frantz, Peter Jurasik

Blue Skies – CBS, drama, Tom Wopat

The Dirty Dozen – FOX, war drama, 7 episodes, Ben Murphy

Down And Out In Beverly Hills – FOX, comedy, 8 episodes, Hector Elizondo

Eisenhower & Lutz – CBS, comedy, Scott Bakula, Patricia Richardson

Family Double Dare – FOX, quiz, Marc Summers

Family Man – ABC, comedy, Alison Sweeney

First Impressions – CBS, comedy, Brad Garrett, James Noble

George Schlatter's Funny People – NBC, comedy, Leeza Gibbons

High Mountain Rangers – CBS, adventure, Robert Conrad

The Highwayman – NBC, adventure, Sam Jones

Hothouse – ABC, medical drama, Alexis Smith

Just In Time – ABC, comedy, 6 episodes, Tim Matheson

Probe – ABC, mystery, 8 episodes, Parker Stevenson

Pursuit Of Happiness – ABC, comedy, Brian Keith

Sable – ABC, adventure, 7 episodes, Rene Russo

Summer Showcase – NBC, documentary

Supercarrier – ABC, military drama, 8 episodes, Matthew Walker

The Thorns – ABC, comedy, 7 episodes, Lori Petty

Trial And Error – CBS, comedy, 3 episodes, Eddie Velez, Paul Rodriguez

Club MTV – 1987–1992, MTV, music, Downtown Julie Brown

Remote Control – December 1987–1990, MTV, quiz, Ken Ober

D.C. Follies – 1987–1989, syndication, comedy, Fred Willard

Friday The 13^th: The Series– 1987–1990, syndication, horror/drama, Chris Wiggins

The Morton Downey, Jr. Show – May 1988–1989, syndication, talk/debate, Morton Downey, Jr.

Out Of This World – 1987–1991, Syndication, comedy, Donna Pescow, Maureen Flanningan

She's the Sheriff – 1987–1989, Syndication, comedy, Suzanne Somers

Star Trek: The Next Generation – 1987–1994, Syndication, sci-fi, Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes

Sunday Night – 1987–1990, syndication, musical variety, David Sanborn

T. And T. – January 1988–1989, syndication; 1990, Family, detective drama, Mr. T.

Win, Lose Or Draw – 1987–1990, syndication, quiz, Bert Convy

You Can't Take It With You – syndication, comedy, Harry Morgan

Diamonds – CBS, detective, Nicholas Campbell

Top Of The Pops – CBS, music, Gary Davies, Nia Peeples

The Wilton North Report – FOX, comedy/newsmagazine, Phil Cowan

Alf – 1986–1990, NBC, comedy

Amen – 1986–1991, NBC, comedy

CBS Summer Playhouse – 1987–1989, CBS, anthology

Charles In Charge – January 1987–1991, Syndication, comedy

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

The Days And Nights Of Molly Dodd – May 1987–1988, NBC, comedy/drama

Designing Women – 1986–1993, CBS, comedy

Double Dare – 1986–1993, Nickelodeon, quiz

Duet – April 1987–1989, FOX, comedy

Head Of The Class – 1986–1991, ABC, comedy

LA Law – 1986–1994, NBC, drama

Mama's Family – 1986–1990, syndication; comedy

Matlock – 1986–1992, NBC; Jan 1993–1995, ABC, drama

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

The Tracey Ullman Show – April 1987–1990, FOX, variety

Throb – 1986–1988, syndication, comedy

21 Jump Street – April 1987–1990, FOX; 1990/91, Syndication, crime drama

Crook And Chase – April 1986–1993, TNN, magazine

The Equalizer – 1985–1989, CBS, detective drama

An Evening At The Improv – 1985–1995, A&E, comedy

The Golden Girls – 1985–1992, NBC, comedy

Growing Pains – 1985–1992, ABC, comedy

Valerie's Family – March 1986–1990, NBC; 1990/91, CBS, comedy

MacGyver – 1985–1992, ABC, adventure

New Leave It To Beaver – 1986–1989, WTBS, comedy

Perfect Strangers – March 1986–1993, ABC, comedy

Puttin' On The Hits – 1985–1988, syndication, music/competition

Small Wonder – 1985–1989, Syndication, comedy

227 – 1985–1990, NBC, comedy

Cosby Show – 1984–1992, NBC, comedy

Dr. Ruth – 1984–1991, Lifetime, discussion/advice

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1984–1991, NBC, sports highlights

Highway To Heaven – 1984–1989, NBC, drama

Hollywood Insider – May 1985–1995, USA Network, news/gossip

Hunter – 1984–1991, NBC, crime drama

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Miami Vice – 1984–1989, NBC, crime drama

Mr. Belvedere – March 1985–1990, ABC, comedy

Moonlighting – March 1985–1989, ABC, comedy/drama

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective drama

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Who's The Boss? – 1984–1992, ABC, comedy

Cover Story – March 1984–1989, USA, interview

Friday Night Videos – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Kate & Allie – March 1984–1989, CBS, comedy

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Love Connection – 1983–1995, Syndication – weekdays, game

Night Court – Jan 1984–1992, NBC, comedy

Star Search – 1983–1995, Syndication, talent

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

You Can Be A Star – 1983–1989, TNN, talent

At The Movies – 1982–1990, syndication, commentary

Cheers – 1982–1993, NBC, comedy

Family Ties – 1982–1989, NBC, comedy

Nashville Now – March 1983–1993, TNN, talk/variety, LIVE

Newhart – 1982–1990, CBS, comedy

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

Falcon Crest – 1981–1990, CBS, soap

Late Night With David Letterman – February 1982–1993, NBC, talk

The People's Court – 1981–1993, syndication, courtroom

Simon & Simon – Nov 1981–1989, CBS, detective drama

Dynasty – Jan 1981–1989, ABC, soap

Knots Landing – December 1979–1993, CBS, soap

PM Magazine – 1978–1990, syndication, magazine

Dallas – April 1978–1991, CBS, soap

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC; variety

Monday Night Football, 1970–2006, ABC, sports

Hee Haw – 1971–1993, syndication, variety

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson – 1962–1992, NBC, talk/variety