SHOWS THAT HAVE BEEN ON ALL 3 NETWORKS

[nomadcowatbk]

The Brady Bunch, in some form has been on CBS(The Bradys, A Very Brady Christmas), NBC(Brady Brides), ABC(original series, Brady Bunch variety hour).

 

[azumanga]

The Brady Bunch, in some form has been on... ABC (original series, Brady Bunch variety hour).

Lest we forget the Saturday morning series, "The Brady Kids", which was also on ABC.

 

[KyDXIn]

One of the "golden age" drama series: "The Ford Theater,"
which started on CBS, moved to NBC (until Ford began sponsoring
Tennessee Ernie Ford in the Thursday 9:30 slot), and ended on ABC.

What are the chances of the sponsor's name being the same as the performer?

 

[blackgold]

How about that Hanna-Barbera show "Speed Buggy?" It was on all 3 networks in the 1970s...and of course, they repeated the same 13 episodes on the networks! (I couldn't stand that show!)

 

[bpatrick]

One of the "golden age" drama series: "The Ford Theater,"
which started on CBS, moved to NBC (until Ford began sponsoring
Tennessee Ernie Ford in the Thursday 9:30 slot), and ended on ABC.

What are the chances of the sponsor's name being the same as the performer?

And don't forget that the official name of Tennessee Ernie's show was "The Ford Show
Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford".

 

[zook]

I'm pretty sure that "Topper" was on all three networks back in the 50s.

 

[bpatrick]

"My Friend Flicka" aired on CBS from February 1956
to August 1957, on NBC from September 1957 to
May 1958, on CBS's Saturday-morning schedule in
1961-62, on ABC's Saturday-morning schedule in
1962-63 (actually to the end of calendar year 1963),
and again on CBS's Saturday-morning schedule from
1964-66.