[revival title: "Make Room For Granddaddy"]
+ Major Adams, Trailmaster -- see Wagon
Train
[based upon a popular play called "I Remember Mama"]
[Syndicated title: "Follow That Man"]
[aka: "The March Of Time Through The Years";
aka: "Time-Life Specials: The March of Time"]
(ABC, 1951 - 1955)
[original title (1951): "Mystery Theatre"
aka (1952): "Inspector Mark Saber - Homicide Squad",
aka (1952): "Homicide Squad",
Synd title (1955): "The Vise"]
(NBC, 1957 - 1961)
[original title (1957): "Saber of London";
aka: "Mark Saber";
Syndicated title: "Detective's Diary"]
Mary (comedy variety, starring Mary Tyler Moore)
[aka: "The Mary Tyler Moore Hour"]
[aka: "Forever Fernwood"]
[aka (1953 -): "The New Adventures of Martin Kane"]
[Syndicated Title: "Assignment: Danger"]
[aka: "Mobil Masterpiece Theatre";
aka: "Exxon-Mobil Masterpiece Theatre" ]
[aka: "Match Game '73/'74/etc." (CBS 1973 - 1979);
aka: "Match Game P.M." (Syndicated, 1975 - 1981);
aka: "Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour" (NBC, 1983 - 1984)]
[alternate title: "Four-In-One: McCloud";
alternate title: "NBC Mystery Movie: McCloud"]
[alternate title: "NBC Mystery Movie: McCoy"]
[alternate title: "NBC Mystery Movie: McMillan & Wife";
last season title: "McMillan"]
[Rerun & syndicated title: "If You Had a Million"]
[aka: "The Garlund Touch"]
[aka: "The Famous Adventures of Mister Magoo"]
[aka: "The Morton Downey [Sr.] Show" (1949);
aka: "The Roberta Quinlan Show" (1949 - 1952)]
[aka: "The Muppets Show";
aka: "Muppet Babies";
aka: "The Jim Henson Hour";
aka: "Muppet Time";
aka: "Muppets Tonight!"]
(NBC color shows from 1953;
Peacock graphic logo in 1956;
First animated Peacock logo in 1957;
Revised Peacock animated logo in 1962)
[1976 version aka: "The $100,000 Name That Tune"]
[aka: "The Doctors"]
+ Newhart -- see also "The Bob Newhart Show"
[aka: "Rod Serling's Night Gallery"
aka: "Four-In-One: Night Gallery"]
[aka: "Kolchak: The Night Stalker"]
[This was an umbrella title for a 1964 series of three different
different sitcoms set in the same apartment complex, produced
by Revue Studios and aired on NBC, back-to-back Monday nights;
The individual sitcoms were
"Karen"; "Tom, Dick & Mary"; and "Harris Against The World"]
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