Here are 13 old TV shows that have never failed to delight, even after all these years. Hosted by the iconic Rod Serling from 1959 to 1964 on CBS, The Twilight Zone is science fiction television at ...

The cut-off of ‘when’ classic TV ends and contemporary TV begins is often debated; much as we millennials may not like it, the shows we grew up with are almost all, or nearly, 30 years old! With that ...

Starring: Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan, Betty White and Estelle Getty Memorable quotes: “Picture it, Sicily…” and “Back in Saint Olaf…” The Golden Girls is as beloved today as it was when it originally ...

Picture this: It’s 1964, and families across America are huddled around their black-and-white Zenith sets, watching a sharp-suited man step through a door that exists “between the pit of man’s fears ...

From the "Harry Potter" franchise to "Friends" and "The Wire," here are 30 beloved Warner Bros. titles that Netflix would own as part of its deal for WB.

Julia was a sitcom that starred Diahann Carroll, and it was a big deal back in the late sixties. During its three-season run from 1968 to 1971, it made it into the Top 10 Nielsen ratings, and broke ...

Ready for a blast from the past? The 1960s delivered some truly iconic television, filled with characters and catchphrases that are still instantly recognizable today. Put your retro TV knowledge to ...

Children’s TV formed the backbone of many a childhood, with much programming aimed at younger viewers intending to be informative, inspirational, or otherwise innocent in its storytelling. Most TV ...

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Even more than film, TV is engaged with the society and politics of a particular moment, which helps to explain why so many series end up feeling dated even shortly after they were on the air.

In the inaugural installment of ‘Paul Watches Old TV Shows for the First Time,’ Mike Toomey introduces Paul Konrad to ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show.’ Love the WGN Morning News? We love you, too. And you ...