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Lights Out was an early television series based on the eerie dramatizations of the popular 1930s radio show. The broadcasts made writer and directo...

Lights Out was an early television series based on the eerie dramatizations of the popular 1930s radio show. The broadcasts made writer and directo...

Lights Out was an early television series based on the eerie dramatizations of the popular 1930s radio show. The broadcasts made writer and directo...

Studio One began as a CBS radio drama in the 1940s, moving to television in 1948. It became the longest running hour-long dramatic anthology in tel...

The 1950s was the heyday of TV game shows where it seemed like anyone with a dream and a little luck could win fabulous cash prizes. Have a blast f...

Jeff Thompson, "the best cop in Miami Beach", is hired by the Hotel Owners Association to privately investigate criminal activity on their property...

In 1949, audiences delighted to Buster Keaton's cameo in the Judy Garland musical In the Good Old Summertime, reigniting interest in "The Great Sto...

Jim Backus, Thurston Howell III on Gilligan's Island and the voice of Mr. Magoo, stars in this rarely-seen sitcom! The beloved actor plays Mike O'T...

The Shadow of the Cloak 'The Last Performance' (1952): TV's first spy series, The Shadow of the Cloak aired live on the DuMont Television Network ...

The long-running anthology series Cavalcade of America began on radio, sponsored by the DuPont Company. After WWI, the manufacturer was looking to ...

Veteran actor/director Robert Montgomery hosted the weekly drama series, Robert Montgomery Presents, during the heyday of anthology shows in the 19...

A courageous Cheyenne warrior protects his tribe from hostile invaders in this long-lost Western series! Brave Eagle made history as the first TV p...

Love That Bob (originally titled "The Bob Cummings Show") is a side-splitting comedy that was nominated for six Emmy awards and earned Ann B. Davis...

One of the most popular television series of the 1950s, Mama ran for an incredible eight seasons on CBS. It was based on the 1943 memoir Mama's Ban...

One of the most popular television series of the 1950s, Mama ran for an incredible eight seasons on CBS. It was based on the 1943 memoir Mama's Ban...

Debuting in 1949, Martin Kane was the first private eye on TV. A tough, no nonsense detective who's always in over his head, Kane's street smarts h...

Debuting in 1949, Martin Kane was the first private eye on TV. A tough, no nonsense detective who's always in over his head, Kane's street smarts h...

Lee Tracy, the fastest talker in Hollywood movies, stars as Martin Kane, a no-nonsense private detective whose forceful personality and fierce dete...

Possibly the most popular fictional private eye of all time, Michael Shayne starred in pulp magazines and dime store detective novels for close to ...

Possibly the most popular private eye in America, Michael Shayne starred in pulp magazines and dime store detective novels for close to half a cent...

Possibly the most popular private eye in America, Michael Shayne starred in pulp magazines and dime store detective novels for close to half a cent...

Possibly the most popular private eye in America, Michael Shayne starred in pulp magazines and dime store detective novels for close to half a cent...

Adoringly known as "Uncle Miltie" and "Mr. Television," Milton Berle began his career at the age of six with an uncredited role in The Perils of Pa...

Adoringly known as "Uncle Miltie" and "Mr. Television," Milton Berle began his career at the age of six with an uncredited role in The Perils of Pa...