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 ...

The 1960s were a revolutionary time for television, and not just due to the advent of the color TV. After a decade of experimenting with sitcoms, science fiction, and cartoons, better quality came to ...

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 ...

Welcome to the ultimate nostalgia trip! The 1960s were a golden era for television, complete with timeless characters and unforgettable catchphrases. Can you guess which classic TV shows these lines ...

If you’re a millennial or a member of Generation X, then you probably grew up with a pretty good idea of the music, movies, and television shows that your parents were raised on. Throughout the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Even the best shows need to end, and some of the classics had endings that are still remembered ...

Actor Jack De Mave, known for appearing on such classic TV shows as Lassie and The Mary Tyler Moore Show is dead at 91. De Mave's friend, Vickie Lovett, told The Hollywood Reporter that the star died ...

During the 17th century, Lord Tokugawa waged a ruthless war of domination across Japan. Among his targets are the mighty Sarutobi clan, whose most formidable warrior is Daisuke Ozaru. When Ozaru's ...

Hosted by Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, this groundbreaking sketch comedy series was a whirlwind of psychedelic sets, political satire, and rapid-fire one-liners. With psychedelic sets and a barrage of ...