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Houseparty from Southern Television was the Loose women of the 1970's. The Houseparty door would go and ladies would pile into the coffee morning meet up with either a new crochet pattern or news on Albert's hernia or Aunt Phylis and her Artheritis. It must of got viewers as it ran for well over a decade. ...
Laurel and Hardy -This is your life was a very special moment as they were beginning to loose the amount of public appearances as the years caught up with them. Early 1950s Laurel and Hardy took several months off, so they could recuperate. They then traveled to Europe and undertook a successful series of public appearances in short ...
Just Dennis? Well It seems that Dennis is the name to have in the 60's or 70's especially if you were the type who caused trouble and mischief. Yes while kids in the UK enjoy "Dennis the Menace" as a curly black haired menace causing havoc with police in the UK neighbourhood along with his dog ...
Masquerade Party was a TV Game Show shonw on the following Networks: CBS,NBC,ABC TV July 28,1952-February 5,1960 Hosts: Bud Collyer,Bert Parks, Eddie Bracken, Douglas Edwards, Robert Q.Lewis and Peter Donald. Announcer: Johnny Olsen Returned: Syndicated:1974 Host/Performer: Richard Dawson Regular Panelists: Lee Meriweather, Nipsey Russell and Bill Bixby Announcer: Jay Stewart This tv game show had a panel of famous performers and personalities trying to guess the true identities of the persons..who were hidden under make ups and ...
Lois and Clark:The New Adventures Of Superman by Kevin Butler In the early 1990's..lawyer,executive TV producer and scriptwriter Deborah Joy Levine decided to do a new version of the "Superman" saga as a prime time series for ABC TV. Unlike the 1950's series..which was a crime drama (Which later on..became a light hearted kids tv adventure show) seen in national syndication.Ms.Levine's concept ...
A B C D E F G H I J L M P R S T U W Y Z 2 6 // // We interrupt this program to bring you this late-breaking bulletin: In the beginning, there was live TV. The migration from radio had begun. From Donna Reed's perfect family to Marshal Dillon and Joe Friday, from the Texaco Star Theater to You Bet Your Life to I Love Lucy, all across the country, Americans ...
A B C D E F G H I J L M O P R S T U V W Y // // The sitcom moves into the office on Dick Van Dyke and Andy Griffith, and the western moves to the inner city as private-eye and traditional cops and robbers shows. Walt Disney ushers in a new era of broadcasting with his Wonderful World of Color. By the mid 60's, color is king, and ...
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W // // The Bradys get groovy, The Partridge Family goes on the road, Good Times and What's Happenin' lay down some serious urban slapstick, Happy Days ignites a tidal wave of nostalgia, and reality-based sitcoms like All in the Family show a few cracks in the American dream. Meanwhile, Mary Tyler Moore introduces us ...
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T V W Y 2 // // Family Ties conservative offspring Michael J. Fox reverses traditional family values, while Bill Cosby takes them to new heights. Blair, Natalie, Jo and Tootie learn The Facts of Life. Gary Coleman leads a new generation of smirky kids, Kirk Cameron gets Growing Pains, Bruce and Cybil go Moonlighting, and the super suave, ...
A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y 2 // // They're underachievers and proud of it. Bart, Homer and the rest of the Simpsons put the "nuclear" in the nuclear family sitcom, while Jerry Seinfeld scores with a show about "nothing." Six Friends make twentysomething coffee talk chic, teens turn on to Buffy, Dawson, and the kids from 90210, something weird this way ...
