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On this day September 19 1989, Island Son premiered on CBS. The medical drama starred Richard Chamberlain as Dr. Daniel Kulani, a physician who returned to his native Hawaii to practice medicine after years away.
The series highlighted both the professional and personal challenges faced by Dr...
On this day September 19 1987, Popeye and Son premiered on CBS. The animated series continued the adventures of the classic cartoon sailor, this time focusing on Popeye, his wife Olive Oyl, and their son Junior.
The show introduced a new generation to the iconic characters, with Junior...
On this day September 19 1987, Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater premiered on CBS. The animated series reimagined classic fairy tales with Hello Kitty and her friends stepping into the roles, adding charm and humor to familiar stories.
Aimed at younger audiences, the show blended the popularity...
On this day September 19 1987, Once a Hero premiered on ABC. The fantasy adventure series told the story of Captain Justice, a comic book superhero who crosses into the real world when his stories stop being read.
Starring Milo O’Shea, Caitlin Clarke, and Robert Forster, the show mixed satire...
On this day September 18 1985, George Burns Comedy Week premiered on CBS. The anthology comedy series was hosted by the legendary George Burns, who introduced a new comedic story and cast of characters each week.
The show featured a variety of humorous situations and guest stars, blending...
On this day September 18 1982, The Flintstones Funnies premiered on NBC. This animated anthology series revived the classic Hanna Barbera characters with new segments featuring Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty, and the rest of Bedrock’s beloved residents.
The show brought fresh adventures to Saturday...
On this day September 18 1982, The Gary Coleman Show premiered on NBC. The animated series starred Gary Coleman as the voice of Andy LeBeau, an angel sent back to Earth to earn his wings by helping children in need.
Produced by Hanna Barbera, the show mixed lighthearted comedy with moral...
On this day September 18 1989, the tabloid style television news program Hard Copy made its debut. Syndicated across the United States, the show quickly became known for its sensationalized coverage, focusing on celebrity scandals, crime stories, and controversial headlines.
Hard Copy’s fast...
On this day September 18 1984, the final episode of Three’s Company aired, bringing an end to one of television’s most beloved sitcoms. Starring John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, and later Priscilla Barnes, the series was famous for its comedic misunderstandings, slapstick humor, and the antics...
On this day September 18 1982, The Incredible Hulk animated series premiered on NBC. Based on the Marvel Comics character, the show followed the story of scientist Bruce Banner, who transformed into the Hulk whenever angered, unleashing his immense strength against villains and threats.
The...
On this day September 18 1985, Charlie and Co. premiered on CBS. The sitcom starred Flip Wilson as Charlie Richmond, a hardworking father, and Gladys Knight as his wife Diana, raising their family in Chicago while balancing everyday challenges with humor and heart.
The series was part of the...
On this day September 18 1985, The Equalizer premiered on CBS. The crime drama starred Edward Woodward as Robert McCall, a former intelligence operative who used his skills to help people in desperate need, offering protection and justice when they had nowhere else to turn.
Set against the...
On this day September 18 1984, Hunter premiered on NBC. The police drama starred Fred Dryer as Sgt. Rick Hunter, a tough, rule bending cop, and Stepfanie Kramer as Sgt. Dee Dee McCall, his sharp and fearless partner.
The series was known for its gritty action, dramatic storylines, and the...
On this day September 18 1983, Hardcastle and McCormick premiered on ABC. The action drama starred Brian Keith as retired judge Milton C. Hardcastle and Daniel Hugh Kelly as ex race car driver Mark McCormick, who teamed up to bring criminals to justice.
The series stood out with its mix of...
On this day September 18 1982, Pandemonium premiered on CBS. The animated series followed a pair of dogs and their human companions who joined forces to stop the villainous Mondraggor from gaining control of powerful mystical pyramids.
Blending comedy, fantasy, and adventure, the show captured...
On this day September 18 1982, Meatballs and Spaghetti premiered on CBS. The animated series followed the adventures of a rock and roll husband and wife duo named Meatballs and Spaghetti, who traveled with their band while encountering lighthearted comedic situations.
Produced by Hanna Barbera...
On this day September 18 1982, Gilligan’s Planet premiered on CBS. This animated spinoff of the classic Gilligan’s Island reimagined the castaways stranded not on a deserted island, but on a faraway planet after blasting off in a spaceship built by the Professor.
The series brought back the...
On this day September 18 1989, The Famous Teddy Z premiered on CBS. The sitcom starred Jon Cryer as Teddy Zakalokis, a mailroom clerk at a Hollywood talent agency who unexpectedly becomes a successful talent agent after signing a major star by chance.
The show satirized the excesses and quirks...
On this day September 18 1989, Alien Nation premiered on Fox. Based on the 1988 film, the science fiction drama explored the uneasy coexistence between humans and an alien race known as the Newcomers, who sought to integrate into society after arriving on Earth.
The series followed human...
On this day September 18 1987, DuckTales premiered in syndication. The animated series followed Scrooge McDuck and his grandnephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie as they embarked on treasure hunts and daring adventures around the globe.
With its memorable characters, globe trotting adventures, and...
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