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  1. Pete

    November 18, 1988 - Final Episode of 3-2-1 Contact Airs

    On this day, November 18, 1988, the final episode of 3-2-1 Contact aired on PBS. This beloved science education program ran for 7 seasons with a total of 225 episodes. It aimed to make science accessible and engaging for kids, covering topics like biology, physics, and technology in a way that...
  2. Pete

    Skoakie Premiered on CBS - November 17, 1981

    On this day, November 17, 1981, Skoakie, a made-for-TV movie, premiered on CBS. This movie brought unique storytelling to audiences right in their homes and added to the era’s growing lineup of memorable television films. Did you catch Skoakie when it first aired?
  3. Pete

    Luke and Laura’s Iconic Wedding on General Hospital - November 17, 1981

    On this day, November 17, 1981, General Hospital made television history! Over 30 million viewers tuned in to see Luke and Laura’s wedding, making it the highest-rated daytime soap episode ever. TV Guide later ranked it as the greatest soap opera moment of all time. This unforgettable event...
  4. Pete

    Final Episode of A Peaceable Kingdom - November 15, 1989

    On this day, November 15, 1989, the final episode of A Peaceable Kingdom aired on CBS. Despite a promising concept, the show only lasted one season with a total of 12 episodes. Set in a zoo and following the lives of the staff, A Peaceable Kingdom had a unique setting and storyline but struggled...
  5. Pete

    Final Episode of Life with Lucy - November 15, 1986

    On this day, November 15, 1986, the final episode of Life with Lucy aired on ABC, marking the end of Lucille Ball’s last television series. Although it only ran for one season with 14 episodes, the show brought the beloved comedy icon back to TV, reuniting her with audiences who adored her in I...
  6. Pete

    This Week Premiered on ABC - November 15, 1981

    On this day, November 15, 1981, This Week premiered on ABC, becoming a Sunday morning staple for news and political discussions. Known for its in-depth analysis and interviews with leading political figures, This Week has been providing viewers with insights into current events for over four...
  7. Pete

    Shadow Chasers Premiered on ABC - November 14, 1985

    On this day, November 14, 1985, Shadow Chasers premiered on ABC. This supernatural comedy-drama series follows a skeptical anthropologist and a true believer journalist as they investigate paranormal phenomena. Although it only ran for one season with 13 episodes, Shadow Chasers combined humor...
  8. Pete

    The Blue and the Gray Miniseries Premiered on CBS - November 14, 1982

    On this day, November 14, 1982, The Blue and the Gray, an epic Civil War miniseries, premiered on CBS. This historical drama explores the American Civil War through the eyes of two families—one Union and one Confederate—giving viewers a close look at the challenges, loyalties, and struggles of...
  9. Pete

    Murphy Brown Premiered on CBS - November 14, 1988

    On this day, November 14, 1988, Murphy Brown premiered on CBS, bringing sharp wit and humor to the television landscape. The show, which starred Candice Bergen as the outspoken journalist Murphy Brown, ran for 11 seasons with a total of 260 episodes. Murphy Brown won the Emmy Award for Best...
  10. Pete

    Final Episode of Kay O’Brien Aired on CBS - November 13, 1986

    On this day, November 13, 1986, the final episode of Kay O’Brien aired on CBS, marking the end of its one-season run after 12 episodes. This medical drama, centered around the life and challenges of a female surgeon, tried to bring a fresh perspective to the genre but ultimately struggled with...
  11. Pete

    Dukes of Hazzard Spinoff Enos Premiered on CBS - November 12, 1980

    On this day, November 12, 1980, Enos, the Dukes of Hazzard spinoff, premiered on CBS. The show followed Deputy Enos Strate, played by Sonny Shroyer, as he moved to Los Angeles to join the LAPD, bringing a bit of Hazzard County charm to the city. Although it ran for just one season with 18...
  12. Pete

    Hulk Hogan Appeared on The A-Team Episode “Bodyslam” - November 12, 1985

    On this day, November 12, 1985, wrestling superstar Hulk Hogan made a memorable guest appearance on The A-Team in the episode titled “Bodyslam.” Teaming up with Mr. T’s character B.A. Baracus, Hogan joined the action-packed series in a storyline full of wrestling, humor, and classic ’80s...
  13. Pete

    Shannon Premiered on CBS - November 11, 1981

    On this day, November 11, 1981, the crime drama Shannon premiered on CBS. The series starred Kevin Dobson as Jack Shannon, a police officer turned private investigator working the streets of San Francisco. Despite its intriguing premise, Shannon only ran for one season, producing a total of nine...
  14. Pete

    Too Close for Comfort Premiered on ABC - November 11, 1980

    On this day, November 11, 1980, Too Close for Comfort premiered on ABC. Starring Ted Knight as a quirky cartoonist, this sitcom followed the humorous ups and downs of a family living in San Francisco and quickly became a fan favorite. Running for 6 seasons with 129 episodes, the show remains a...
  15. Pete

    Knightwatch Premiered on ABC - November 10, 1988

    On this day, November 10, 1988, Knightwatch premiered on ABC. Starring Benjamin Bratt, the show followed a group of young people who volunteer as part of a neighborhood watch, working alongside police to help make their community safer. Although Knightwatch only ran for one season with a total...
  16. Pete

    The Final Episode of Chicken Soup Aired on ABC - November 7, 1989

    On this day, November 7, 1989, the final episode of Chicken Soup aired on ABC. Starring comedian Jackie Mason, this sitcom explored the comedic ups and downs of an interfaith relationship between Jackie’s character, Jackie Fisher, and a Catholic woman. Although Chicken Soup ran for just one...
  17. Pete

    Today Was The Final Episode of Leg Work Aired on CBS - November 7, 1987

    On this day, November 7, 1987, the final episode of Leg Work aired on CBS. This crime drama, starring Margaret Colin as private investigator Claire McCarron, mixed mystery with lighthearted moments as Claire tackled cases in New York City. Although Leg Work only lasted one season with a total of...
  18. Pete

    Final Episode of Everything’s Relative Aired on CBS - November 7, 1987

    On this day, November 7, 1987, the final episode of Everything’s Relative aired on CBS. This sitcom starred Jason Alexander in one of his early roles, playing Julian Beeby, a writer navigating life with his family and friends. Despite its humorous premise and Alexander’s engaging performance...
  19. Pete

    On This Day Sable Premiered on ABC - November 7, 1987

    On this day, November 7, 1987, the action-adventure series Sable premiered on ABC. The show, based on the comic Jon Sable: Freelance, starred Lewis Van Bergen as Jon Sable, a vigilante writer by night, and featured Rene Russo in one of her early roles. Despite its intriguing storyline and...
  20. Pete

    Raising Miranda Premiered on CBS - November 5, 1988

    On this day, November 5, 1988, Raising Miranda premiered on CBS. This short-lived sitcom centered around Donald Marshack, a father raising his teenage daughter, Miranda, after his wife leaves. The show explored the ups and downs of single parenthood and family life, but despite its relatable...
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