+ The Adventures of...
[for all series whose titles begin this way,
see the words following "The Adventures of";
i.e.: for "The Adventures of Hiram Holiday", see
"Hiram Holiday, The Adventures of"; and
for "The Adventures of Superman", see "Superman"]
+ 0 - 999
[for series titles which begin with numerals, such as
"77 Sunset Strip", etc....look under the equivalent alphabetic
listing, with numerals spelled out, as in "Seventy-Seven..."]
[see also: "A B C 20/20" (news magazine)]
[aka: "ABC Monday Night Football";
aka: "Monday Night Football"]
[aka: "Fred Astaire Premiere Theater"]
[aka: "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" (1955 - 1962);
aka: "The Alfred Hitchcock Hour" (1962 - 1965)]
+ All-American Football Game of the Week -- see Game
of the Week
[original title "Four-Star Revue" (or "4-Star Revue")]
[Reruns and Syndicated Alternate Title: "Andy of Mayberry"]
[aka: "Smilin Ed McConnell, and the Buster Brown Shoe Gang"]
[original title: "Animal Kingdom with Lorne Greene";
aka: "Animal Kingdom";
aka: "Bill Burrud's Animal World"]
[original title first 2 seasons: "Annie Oakley and Tagg"]
[aka: "Malibu Run"]
[aka: "Armstrong Theatre Of The Air";
aka: "Circle Theatre"]
[aka: The Phil Silvers Arrow Show;
aka: Arrow Comedy Theatre]
+ Art Linkletter's Hollywood Talent Scouts -- see Celebrity
Talent Scouts
[aka: The Linkletter Show]
[original title: "The Big Party by Revlon"]
[Dumont ran re-runs under the name: "City Assignment")
[Syndicated titles included: "Byline: Steve Wilson",
"Headline", and "Heart of the City"]
[aka: "The Adventures of Black Beauty"]
[aka: "The Bob and Ray Show";
aka: "Club Embassy";
aka: "Club Time"]
[re-run and syndicated title: "Love That Bob!"]
["The Doctors": 1969 - 1972;
"The New Doctors": 1972 - 1973;
"The Lawyers": 1969 - 1972;
"The Protectors": 1969 - 1970;
"The Senator": 1970 - 1971]
[1956 - 1957 title: "Break The $250,000 Bank"]
[Network television's first late-night variety show, produced
by Pat Weaver, a predecessor to his 1954 "Tonight Show"]
[aka: "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour";
aka: "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Show"]
[Milton Berle's 2nd network TV variety show,
subsequent to "Texaco Star Theater"]
[aka: "Smilin Ed McConnell, and the Buster Brown Shoe Gang"
aka: "Andy's Gang", starring Andy Devine]
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