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On this day July 18, 1987, The New Adventures of Beans Baxter premiered on FOX and brought a fast paced mix of teen comedy, spy action, and cartoon like energy to the brand new network. Created by Savage Steve Holland, the same mind behind Better Off Dead and One Crazy Summer, the show followed...
On this day July 18, 1987, Karen's Song premiered on FOX and marked one of the network’s early steps into original programming during its first full year on air. Starring Patty Duke, the series followed the story of a forty year old divorced woman who unexpectedly falls in love with a man...
On this day July 11, 1987, Werewolf premiered on the Fox network as one of its earliest original drama series. The show followed college student Eric Cord, who becomes cursed with lycanthropy and sets off on a cross country journey to find and destroy the origin of his bloodline. Played by John...
On this day April 5, 1987, the Fox Network officially launched in the United States, shaking up the television industry and giving viewers something totally different. Unlike the big three networks that had dominated for decades, Fox took a bold approach with fresh content aimed at younger...
On this day, October 9, 1986, the Fox Network made its debut, marking the beginning of a new era in television. The network kicked off with The Late Show with Joan Rivers, solidifying its place in late-night TV history.
Who remembers the launch of Fox and Joan Rivers’ iconic show?
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