From the dazzling lights of network TV to the beloved stages of concert halls, the 1970s were filled with unforgettable variety show stars who brought their unique talents to millions of homes every ...

The 1970s was a revolutionary period for television reflecting rapidly evolving social sensibilities and norms throughout the decade. That said, for every show that pushed the medium into ...

These shows skipped the fantasy and put real American struggles right on the screen ...

Many 1970s TV shows are classics — but that doesn’t mean you’d enjoy watching them now. The following shows are The post 12 1970s TV Shows That Are Still a Pleasure to Watch appeared first on ...

Michael Douglas as Steve Keller and Karl Malden as Mike Stone, in front of a yacht on The Streets of San Francisco - ABC The 1970s were a golden age of television. Many of the biggest shows of the ...

Since the first televised broadcast in the first half of the 20th century, TV has helped describe, drive, and ultimately define our popular culture, and the culture at large. Go decade by decade, and ...

One of the most iconic of the bunch was “Goodnight, John-Boy,” the ending call from historical drama The Waltons, which ran for nine seasons between 1972 and 1981 and concluded 45 years ago today ...

The 1970s may have been when the term "Me Generation" was coined, in reference to entitled baby boomers, but the decade produced a whole lot of TV shows about families as a whole. Of course, there was ...