TV Shows

Coverage of the National Football League by the Fox Broadcasting Company. In 1987 Fox was growing as a broadcast network but could not compete with the "big three" without any sports programming. After outbidding CBS for continued coverage of the NFL, Fox began covering games in 1994. Finally having...

Hallmark Hall of Fame is an anthology program on American television, sponsored by Hallmark Cards, a Kansas City based greeting card company. The longest-running primetime series in the history of television, it has a historically long run, beginning during 1951 and continuing into the present day....

This British TV series marks the first television adaptation of Michael Bond's stories of Paddington Bear. It uses a blend of stop-motion 3D and 2D animation. Michael Hordern provides the narrations.

Produced by Cinar, this is the third and most common TV adaptation based on Michael Bond's stories

This Hanna-Barbera TV series is the second television adaptation based on Michael Bond's stories. It stars Tim Curry and Charlie Adler

Nick Jr. was a block of programming for preschoolers on Nickelodeon which would air weekdays from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The block first began in 1988 and the very first show it aired was Pinwheel, the very program to put Nickelodeon on the map. In its first few years, the block aired mostly foreign an...

A cartoon show that teaches about various things, and is presented by a baby.

Cooking show on PBS hosted by Jeff Smith. In each episode Smith would show how to create gourmet meals with little to no expertise with cooking and with each episode focusing on a different theme. His show began to air locally on PBS channel KTPS in Tacoma before being picked up by Chicago PBS chann...

Ciao Italia with Mary Ann Esposito, is a 30-minute cooking show produced for PBS by Esposito's own Mary Esposito Productions, and taped at New Hampshire Public Television. The show features Esposito's recipes and cooking tips, and visits from guest chefs. She also explores the history of Italian coo...

The long-time NBC late-night talk show starring Johnny Carson, not the guy who invented this type of show, but the guy who popularized it. Carson's show established the modern format of a late-night talk show: A monologue sprinkled with a rapid-fire series of sixteen to twenty-two one-liners—Carson...