Television of the network era:
Wide World of Sports, an ABC program.
M*A*S*H, a CBS program.
Star Trek, an NBC program.
Soul Train, a
syndicated program.
The following article consist of shows that aired during the network era of American television from the early 1950s to the mid 1980s. [1]
1950s
1960s
- Batman [2]
- The Beverly Hillbillies [5] [3]
- Bewitched [6]
- Dark Shadows [7]
- The Fugitive [3]
- General Hospital [8]
- Green Acres [9]
- The Green Hornet [2]
- Hee Haw [4]
- Hulabaloo [4]
- I Dream of Jeannie [6]
- Julia [10]
- The Patty Duke Show [2]
- Shindig! [4]
- Star Trek [11]
- The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson [4]
1970s
- All in the Family [5]
- Charlie's Angels [9]
- Columbo [3]
- Dallas [12] [3]
- Fantasy Island [9]
- Happy Days [5]
- The Jeffersons [10]
- Laverne and Shirley [5]
- The Love Boat [9]
- McCloud [3]
- The Midnight Special [4]
- Monday Night Football [12]
- The Rockfield Files [12]
- Roots [3] [10]
- Soul Train [4] [10]
- Three's Company [9]
1980s
References
- ^ What Is U.S. Television Now? on JSTOR
- ^ a b c d Project MUSE - Batman versus The Green Hornet
- ^ a b c d e f g The New York Times Guide to Essential Knowledge, Second Edition - Google Books (ch."Television Programming in the Network Era")
- ^ a b c d e f g h 50 Years of Haw, Welk, and Soul|The Saturday Evening Post
- ^ a b c d e Blockbuster TV - Google Books
- ^ a b Visual Style in Two Network Era Sitcoms|Published in Journal of Cultural Analytics
- ^ TV Sound in the Network Era, 1952-1984 - Google Books
- ^ Her Stories: Daytime Soap Opera and US Television History on JSTOR
- ^ a b c d e A Companion to the History of American Broadcasting - Google Books (ch."The Classic Network Era in Television, 1950s-1970s")
- ^ a b c d Black TV: Five Decades of Groundbreaking Television from Soul Train to Black-ish and Beyond on Amazon.com
- ^ NBC: America’s Network - De Gruyter
- ^ a b c The Classic Network Era in Television 1950s–1970s - A Companion to the History of American Broadcasting - Wiley Online Library
Television of the network era:
Wide World of Sports, an ABC program.
M*A*S*H, a CBS program.
Star Trek, an NBC program.
Soul Train, a
syndicated program.
The following article consist of shows that aired during the network era of American television from the early 1950s to the mid 1980s. [1]
1950s
1960s
- Batman [2]
- The Beverly Hillbillies [5] [3]
- Bewitched [6]
- Dark Shadows [7]
- The Fugitive [3]
- General Hospital [8]
- Green Acres [9]
- The Green Hornet [2]
- Hee Haw [4]
- Hulabaloo [4]
- I Dream of Jeannie [6]
- Julia [10]
- The Patty Duke Show [2]
- Shindig! [4]
- Star Trek [11]
- The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson [4]
1970s
- All in the Family [5]
- Charlie's Angels [9]
- Columbo [3]
- Dallas [12] [3]
- Fantasy Island [9]
- Happy Days [5]
- The Jeffersons [10]
- Laverne and Shirley [5]
- The Love Boat [9]
- McCloud [3]
- The Midnight Special [4]
- Monday Night Football [12]
- The Rockfield Files [12]
- Roots [3] [10]
- Soul Train [4] [10]
- Three's Company [9]
1980s
References
- ^ What Is U.S. Television Now? on JSTOR
- ^ a b c d Project MUSE - Batman versus The Green Hornet
- ^ a b c d e f g The New York Times Guide to Essential Knowledge, Second Edition - Google Books (ch."Television Programming in the Network Era")
- ^ a b c d e f g h 50 Years of Haw, Welk, and Soul|The Saturday Evening Post
- ^ a b c d e Blockbuster TV - Google Books
- ^ a b Visual Style in Two Network Era Sitcoms|Published in Journal of Cultural Analytics
- ^ TV Sound in the Network Era, 1952-1984 - Google Books
- ^ Her Stories: Daytime Soap Opera and US Television History on JSTOR
- ^ a b c d e A Companion to the History of American Broadcasting - Google Books (ch."The Classic Network Era in Television, 1950s-1970s")
- ^ a b c d Black TV: Five Decades of Groundbreaking Television from Soul Train to Black-ish and Beyond on Amazon.com
- ^ NBC: America’s Network - De Gruyter
- ^ a b c The Classic Network Era in Television 1950s–1970s - A Companion to the History of American Broadcasting - Wiley Online Library