Friday Night Videos celebrated ten years on NBC.

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous celebrated ten years in syndication.

Love Connection celebrated ten years in Syndication.

Star Search celebrated ten years in Syndication.

Wheel Of Fortune celebrated ten years in syndication.

Hee Haw celebrated twenty–five years on TV; it was their last season too.

60 Minutes celebrated twenty–five years on CBS.

Hee Haw to Hee Haw Silver

Parker Lewis Can't Loose to Parker Lewis

The Torkelsons returned as Almost Home in February 1993.

CBS aired The Exile repeats from 1993–1995 on Crimetime After Primetime.

CBS aired Fly By Night repeats from 1993–1995 on Crimetime After Primetime.

NBC aired repeats of Mancuso, FBI during the summer of 1993

Lorenzo Lamas returned in Renegade after a two-year absence. He was previously on Falcon Crest in his best known role, Lance Cumson, the whole run. His real life wife, Kathleen Kinmont, was his Renegade costar. She filed for divorce in 1994 and remained on the show for two more years till she badmouth about Lorenzo’s new love in the press. Kathleen’s mother was Lorenzo’s mother on Falcon Crest! How creepy was that!

Markie Post returned in Hearts Afire. She was previously on Night Court in her best known role, Christine Sullivan.

Colm Meaney returned in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, thou he never left. He played Miles O'Brien on both Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987–1993) and Deep Space Nine (1993–1999).

David Carradine returned to TV in Kung Fu: The Legend Continues as Kwai Chang Caine, the grandson, of the original Kwai Chang Caine in Kung Fu, the 1970's series.

In the Heat of the Night went from NBC to CBS.

Matlock went from NBC to ABC.

Final Appeal from Unsolved Mysteries.

The Golden Palace from The Golden Girls, Blanche sold her house and brought a struggling hotel. There was hardly any staff; The Golden Girls became full time help. The show wasn’t successful on CBS.

Melrose Place wasn’t successful at first till Heather Locklear came aboard late in the season.

MTV’s The Real World premiered on May 21, 1992. It is the second longest reality show after Cops.

CBS aired Johnny Bago late at night on Wednesday too; the Friday episodes was the originals.

Roc’s second season on FOX was done LIVE, due to a recent LIVE episode in spring of 1992. All the regular actors were primarily stage actors.

Hee Haw Silver was selected earlier shows with new introductions by Roy Clark.

Danger Theatre contained fifteen minutes series of The Searcher and Tropical Punch. 357 Marina del Rey replaced Tropical Punch on the last airing of Danger Theatre.

The Kids In The Hall originally started on CBC in Canada and HBO in America in 1989.

Nick Knight was a failed 1989 pilot, starring Rick Springfield and John Kapelos. The pilot was remade in the Forever Knight series with John Kapelos reprising his role. Geraint Wyn Davies replaced Rick Springfield in the title role. This wasn't the first time that Geraint play a vampire on TV. He was a vampire in the failed 1990 series, Dracula: The Series.

Big Wave Dave's was a totally wipe out for Jane Kaczmarek and Kurtwood Smith. They had lots of things in common; both went on to star in huge hits for FOX! Jane was the tempestuous mother on Malcolm In The Middle from 2000–2006. Kurt was the overbearing father on That 70's Show from 1998–2006. Their TV sons, Danny Masterson and Christopher Masterson, are real life brothers.

Bonnie Hunt and her good friend, David Letterman, was the executive producers of The Building. She was the first woman to create, star, produce and write for a series. She even wrote the 22 episodes before she sold it. The Building came crashing down on her after 5 episodes. Dear Lord! Did she make it out of alive?

At the height of popularity, Studs was cancelled after 580 episodes. The then–spouse of Rupert Murdock, Anna Murdock hated the show with a passion.

The biggest late night shook up...Johnny Carson finally retired from The Tonight Show after more than twenty–nine years. NBC gave The Tonight Show to Jay Leno, instead of David Letterman. Jay Leno was the exclusive guest host since 1987. David was pretty upset that he was passed over. CBS offered David $42 million to compete with The Tonight Show the following season. Conan O'Brien took David's spot on Late Night the next season.

Bob – 1992–1994, CBS, comedy, Bob Newhart, Tom Poston, Lisa Kudrow

Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper – 1992–1997, ABC, comedy, Mark Curry, Holly Robinson

Hearts Afire – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy, John Ritter, Markie Post

I Witness Video – August 1992–1994, NBC, reality, Patrick Van Horn

Love & War – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy, Jay Thomas, Susan Dey

Mad About You – 1992–1999, NBC, comedy, Paul Reiser, Helen Hunt

Martin – 1992–1997, FOX, comedy, Martin Lawrence, Tisha Campbell

Picket Fences – 1992–1996, CBS, drama, Tom Skerritt, Lauren Holly

Angel Street – CBS, police drama, 3 episodes, Robin Givens

The Ben Stiller Show – FOX, comedy, Ben Stiller, Andy Dick

Camp Wilder – ABC, comedy, Mary Page Keller, Jerry O'Connell, Jay Mohr

Covington Cross – ABC, adventure, Glenn Quinn

Crossroads – ABC, adventure, Robert Urich, Dalton James

Delta – ABC, comedy, Delta Burke

The Edge – FOX, comedy, Jennifer Aniston, Julie Brown, Wayne Knight

Final Appeal – NBC; documentary, Robert Stack

Flying Blind – FOX, comedy, Tea Leoni, Michael Tucci

Frannie’s Turn – CBS, comedy, Dan Butler

Going To Extremes – ABC, comedy/drama, Daniel Jenkins

Golden Palace – CBS, comedy, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, Estelle Getty

Great Scott! – FOX, comedy, Tobey Maguire

The Hat Squad – CBS, police drama, Billy Warlock

The Heights – FOX, drama, Alex Desert, Charlotte Ross

Here & Now – NBC, comedy, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Daryl Mitchell

Laurie Hill – ABC, comedy, Ellen DeGeneres

Likely Suspects – FOX, comedy, Sam McMurray

Out All Night – NBC, comedy, Patti LaBelle, Vivica A. Fox

Rhythm & Blues – NBC, comedy, Anna Maria Horsford, Ron Glass

The Round Table – NBC, drama, Stacy Haiduk

Secret Service – NBC, docudrama, Steven Ford

What Happened? – NBC, documentary, Ken Howard

Woops! – FOX, comedy, Lane Davies, Fred Applegate

Day One – March 1993–1995, ABC, newsmagazine, Forrest Sawyer

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman – Jan 1993–1998, CBS, western, Jane Seymour, Joe Lando

Eye to Eye With Connie Chung – June 1993–1995, CBS, newsmagazine, Connie Chung

Front Page – June 1993–1994, FOX, newsmagazine, Ron Reagan

Getting By – March 1993, ABC; 1993/94, NBC, comedy, Cindy Williams, Telma Hopkins

Good Advice – April 1993–1994, CBS, comedy, Shelley Long, Treat Williams

Homicide: Life on the Street – January 1993–1999, NBC, police drama, Richard Belzer

How'd They Do That? – March 1993–1994, CBS, information, Pat O'Brien, Dorothy Lucey

Walker, Texas Ranger – April 1993–2000, CBS, crime drama, Chuck Norris, Sheree J. Wilson

Where I Live – March 1993–1994, ABC, comedy, Doug E. Doug

Batman–The Animated Series – FOX, cartoon, Kevin Conroy

Big Wave Dave's – CBS, comedy, Adam Arkin, Jane Kaczmarek, Kurtwood Smith

Black Tie Affair – NBC, comedy, 4 episodes, Bradley Whitford, Kate Capshaw

The Boys – CBS, comedy, Doris Roberts, Ned Beatty

The Building – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Bonnie Hunt

Class Of '96 – FOX, drama, Lisa Dean Ryan

Crime & Punishment – NBC, crime drama, 6 episodes, Jon Tenney

Cutters – CBS, comedy, Robert Hayes, Julius Carry

Danger Theatre – FOX, comedy/adventure, Robert Vaughn

Dudley – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Dudley Moore, Joanna Cassidy

Family Dog – CBS, cartoon, Martin Mull

Home Free – ABC, comedy, Matthew Perry, Diana Canova

The Jackie Thomas Show – ABC, comedy, Tom Arnold, Martin Mull

Johnny Bago – CBS, comedy/drama, Peter Dobson

Key West – FOX, adventure, Fisher Stevens, Denise Crosby

A League Of Their Own – CBS, comedy, 5 episodes, Tracy Nelson

Miracles And Other Wonders – CBS, supernatural anthology, Darren McGavin

Ned Blessing–The Story Of My Life & Times – CBS, western, 4 episodes, Brad Johnson

Route 66 – NBC, adventure, 4 episodes, James Wilder, Dan Cortese

The Searcher – FOX, comedy/adventure, Diedrich Bader

Shaky Ground – FOX, comedy, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Matt Frewer

Sirens – ABC, police drama, Jayne Brook

South Beach – NBC, detective drama, 6 episodes, Yancy Butler

Space Rangers – CBS, sci fi, 4 episodes, Linda Hunt

Street Match – ABC, audience participation, Ricky Paul Goldin

Tall Hopes – CBS, comedy, 3 episodes, Kenny Blank, Anna Maria Horsford

Trade Winds – NBC, drama, 4 episodes, Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.

Tribeca – FOX, dramatic anthology, 7 episodes, Phillip Bosco

Tropical Punch – FOX, comedy, Adam West

African Skies – 1992–1994, Family, adventure, Catherine Bach

Are You Afraid Of The Dark? – 1992–1996, Nickelodeon, supernatural anthology, Ross Hull

Beavis & Butthead – March 1993–1997, MTV, cartoon, Mike Judge

Fishin' With Orlando Wilson – January 1993–2000, TNN, fishing, Orlando Wilson

Nickelodeon Guts – 1992–1995, Nickelodeon, sports/audience participation, Mike O'Malley

Roundhouse – 1992–1994, Nickelodeon, comedy/variety, Dominic Lucero

The Shadetree Mechanic – 1992–2000, TNN, instruction, Dave Bowman

The Apollo Comedy Hour – 1992–1995, syndication, comedy variety, Derrick Fox

Babylon 5 – January 1993–1998, syndication, sci-fi, Michael O'Hare, Richard Biggs

Highlander – 1992–1998, Syndication, adventure, Adrian Paul

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues – January 1993–1996, syndication, adventure, David Carradine

Prime Suspect – 1992–1994, syndication, public service, Mike Hegedus

Real Stories Of The Highway Patrol – April 1993–1996, syndication, police documentary, Maury Hannigan

Renegade – 1992–1996, Syndication, adventure, Lorenzo Lamas

Rush Limbaugh – 1992–1996, syndication, talk/discussion, Rush Limbaugh

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Jan 1993–1999, Syndication, sci-fi, Avery Brooks

Time Trax – January 1993–1994, syndication, sci-fi, Dale Midkiff

The Untouchables – 1992–1994, syndication, crime drama, David James Elliott

The Uptown Comedy Club – 1992–1994, syndication, comedy/variety, Flex Alexander

Forever Knight – 1992–1994, CBS, adventure, Geraint Wyn Davies

The Kids In The Hall – 1992–1995, CBS, comedy/variety, David Foley

Baywatch – 1991–2001, Syndication, adventure

The Commish – 1991–1995, ABC, crime drama

Dangerous Curves – February 1992–1993, CBS, detective drama

Dateline NBC – March 1992–present, NBC, newsmagazine

Duckman – March 1993–1997, USA, cartoon

Emergency Call – 1991–1998, syndicated, documentary

Herman’s Head – 1991–1994, FOX, comedy

Home Improvement – 1991–1999, ABC, comedy

The Legend Of Prince Valiant – 1991–1994, Family, cartoon

Lip Service – February 1992–1994, MTV, talent

MTV Sports – January 1992–1996, MTV, sports magazine

Melrose Place – July 1992–1999, FOX, soap

Nurses – 1991–1994, NBC, comedy

Pozner & Donahue – 1992–1995, CNBC, talk/discussion

Ren & Stimpy – 1991–1996, Nickelodeon, cartoon

ROC – 1991–1994, FOX, comedy

Rugrats – 1991–1994, Nickelodeon, cartoon

Silk Stalkings – 1991–1999, CBS, crime drama

The Statler Brothers Show – 1991–1999, TNN, variety

Step By Step – 1991–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Talk Soap – December 1991–2002, E!, comedy

Tarzan – 1991–1994, syndication, adventure

That's My Dog – 1991–1995, Family, quiz

America’s Funniest People – 1990–1994, ABC, comedy

Beverly Hills 90210 – 1990–2000, FOX, soap

Big Brother Jake – 1990–1994, Family Channel, comedy

Blossom – Jan 1991–1995, NBC, comedy

Clarissa Explains It All – March 1991–1994, Nickelodeon, comedy

Club Dance – April 1991–1999, TNN, dance

Comic Strip: Live – 1989–1994, FOX, comedy

Dark Justice – April 1991–1994, CBS, legal/detective drama

Dinosaurs – April 1991–1994, ABC, comedy

Dream On – 1990–1996, HBO, comedy

Evening Shade – 1990–1994, CBS, comedy

Fresh Prince Of Bel Air – 1990–1996, NBC, comedy

Law & Order – 1990–present, NBC, crime drama

On Scene–Emergency Response – 1990–1994, syndication, documentary

Scene Of The Crime reruns – April 1991–1994, CBS, dramatic anthology

Sisters – May 1991–1996, NBC, drama

Swamp Thing – 1990–1993, USA, sci fi/adventure

Sweating Bullets – April 1991–1995, CBS, detective

American Gladiators – 1989–1997, Syndication, game/sports

America’s Funniest Home Videos – January 1990–1999, ABC, comedy

Caroline's Comedy Hour – January 1990–1995, A&E, comedy

Family Matters – 1989–1997, ABC; 1997/98, CBS, comedy

Hard Copy – 1989–1999, Syndication – weekdays, newsmagazine

In Living Color – April 1990–1994, FOX, variety

Mystery Science Theater 3000 – 1991–1996, Comedy Central, comedy

Northern Exposure – July 1990–1995, CBS, drama

Prime Time Live – 1989–1998, ABC, newsmagazine

Rescue 911 – 1989–1996, CBS, information

Seinfeld – May 1990–1998, NBC, comedy

The Simpsons – Dec 1989–present, FOX, cartoon

Supermarket Sweep – February 1990–1998, Lifetime, quiz

Tales From The Crypt – 1989–1996, HBO, horror anthology

Wings – April 1990–1997, NBC, comedy

Coach – Feb 1989–1997, ABC, comedy

Cops – March 1989–present, FOX, police reality

Empty Nest – 1988–1995, NBC, comedy

Family Feud – 1988–1995, syndication, quiz

Half Hour Comedy Hour – 1988–1993, MTV, comedy

Inside Edition – January 1989–present, syndication, newsmagazine

Later With Bob Costas – 1988–1994, NBC, talk

Murphy Brown – Nov 1988–1998, CBS, comedy

Roseanne – 1988–1997, ABC, comedy

Unsolved Mysteries – 1988–1997, NBC; April 1998–1999, CBS, public service

America’s Most Wanted – April 1988–present, FOX, public service

48 Hours – Jan 1988–present, CBS, newsmagazine

Full House – 1987–1995, ABC, comedy

In the Heat Of The Night – March 1988–1992, NBC; 1992–1994, CBS, crime drama

Star Trek: The Next Generation – 1987–1994, Syndication, sci-fi

A Current Affair – 1986–1996, syndication, newsmagazine

LA Law – 1986–1994, NBC, drama

Matlock – 1986–1992, NBC; Jan 1993–1995, ABC, drama

Married With Children – April 1987–1997, FOX, comedy

Siskel & Ebert – 1986–1999, syndication, commentary

An Evening At The Improv – 1985–1995, A&E, comedy

The George Michael Sports Machine – 1991–present, syndication, sports highlights

Hollywood Insider – May 1985–1995, USA Network, news/gossip

Jeopardy – 1984–present, syndication, game

Larry King Live – June 1985–present, CNN, discussion

Murder, She Wrote – 1984–1996, CBS, detective drama

Showbiz Today – 1984–2001, CNN, newsmagazine

Friday Night Videos – 1983–2000, NBC, music

Lifestyles Of The Rich & Famous – January 1984–1996, syndication, magazine

Love Connection – 1983– 1995, Syndication – weekdays, game

Star Search – 1983–1995, Syndication, talent

Wheel Of Fortune – 1983–present, syndication, game

Entertainment Tonight – 1981–present, Syndication, news/gossip

20/20 – June 1978–present, ABC, newsmagazine

Saturday Night Live – 1975–present, NBC; variety

Monday Night Football, 1970–2006, ABC, sports

Hee Haw Silver– 1971–1993, syndication, variety

60 Minutes – 1968–present, CBS, newsmagazine

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno – May 1992–2009, NBC, talk/variety