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Shows that haven't been seen anywhere in years

cd637299 said:
ShawnHill1 said:
BD Sullivan said:
NYPD Blue reruns were on virtually every night a decade ago, but I can't recall the last time I saw any network (or station) showing it.
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...or for that matter, another long-running ABC drama from around the same time period, The Practice. I think up until a few years ago, FX was showing reruns in the mornings.
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I'd rather watch reruns of "The Practice" with Danny Thomas :) Am I dating myself?

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It wouldn't take too long to watch the latter, since they only made 27 episodes in 1976-77.
 
Captain America
Captain Midnight
I Led Three Lives
Ramar of the Jungle
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon
Sky King, the flying cowboy
The Adventures of Long John Silver
Biff Baker, U.S.A.
Boston Blackie
Burke's Law
Code 3
Dangerous Assignment
Decoy
Dick Tracy
Dragnet (1950s version)
Follow That Man
I'm the Law
Lock Up
Michael Shayne
Mystery Theatre with Mark Saber
Mr. and Mrs. North
Peter Gunn
Philip Marlowe
The Public Defender
Rebound
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
Rocky King, Detective
The Lawless Years
The Lone Wolf
The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
The Thin Man
Treasury Men in Action
U.S. Marshal
Yancy Derringer
Armstrong Circle Theatre
Checkmate
Climax!
Diagnosis Unknown
Four Star Playhouse
General Electric Theater
Gruen Guild Playhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Man With A Camera
Screen Directors Playhouse
Studio One
Suspicion
Hawkins Falls
Search for Tomorrow
Beat the Clock
Do You Trust Your Wife?
I've Got A Secret
Queen For A Day
Stump The Stars
To Tell The Truth
What's My Line?
You Bet Your Life
The Howdy Doody Show
Watch Mr. Wizard
Sense and Nonsense
Crossroads
Family Theater
13 Demon Street
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Conflict
Flash Gordon
The Invisible Man
Lights Out
One Step Beyond
Space Patrol
Boris Karloff in The Veil
Alarm - 1956
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Colonel March of Scotland Yard
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Presents Bulldog Drummond
Hancock's Half Hour
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot
Betty White
The Beulah Show
Duffy's Tavern
Hot Off the Wire, The Jim Backus Show
I Married Joan
I Remember Mama
Love That Bob!
Make Room for Daddy
Meet Corliss Archer
Meet Mr. McNutley
Mr. Ed
Mister Peepers
My Little Margie
Our Miss Brooks
Stanley
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
The Betty Hutton Show
The Dennis O'Keefe Show
The Eve Arden Show
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
The Great Gildersleeve
The Jim Backus Show
The Life of Riley with Wm. Bendix
The Mickey Rooney Show
The Stu Erwin Show
Topper
Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
Bob Hope Television Shows
Candid Camera
Coke Time with Eddie Fisher
Hollywood Palace
Hollywood, The Fabulous Era
People Are Funny
The Perry Como Show
Shower of Stars
The Cavalcade of Stars
The Colgate Comedy Hour
The Ed Sullivan Show
The Frank Sinatra Timex Show
The Bing Crosby Show
The Jimmy Durante Show
The Milton Berle Show
This Is Your Life
Your Hit Parade
26 Men
Annie Oakley
Death Valley Days
Judge Roy Bean
The Lone Ranger
The Roy Rogers Show
Stories of the Century
The Cisco Kid
Wagon Train
Zane Grey Theater
ABC's Breakfast Club
Century 21 Calling
See it Now, Edward R. Murrow
Victory at Sea
 
nomadcowatbk said:
most of these shows don't even have full DVD releases

St. Elsewhere (last seen on Goodlife network)

does any Miller-Boyett show without a nerd or twins have a long syndication life?
Hangin' with Mr. Cooper
Step by Step (hasn't been seen since it left ABC Family)
The Hogan Family (last aired on ABC Family for about a day)
Perfect Strangers
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Hangin with Mr. Cooper last aired on Ion in 2008. Before that it aired on TNN (now Spike), in 2001 and TV One in 2006. It also aired on Nick's teen block Teenick on Sundays in 2000. Locally I havent seen it since syndication on KTTV Los Angeles and KCWB( now KCWE) Kansas City in the 90's Now that BET has the Warner Bros contract deal it might show up later.

I think Coach aires on KMCI in Kansas City as filler

Step by Step would fit in great on Nick@ Nite or the Hub
 
Burke's Law, Peter Gunn, and Wagon Train are on MeTV

Alfred Hitchcock Presents is on AntennaTV.

Mr. Ed is on THIS TV

Ozzie and Harriet is on RTV

Michael Bayus said:
Captain America
Captain Midnight
I Led Three Lives
Ramar of the Jungle
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon
Sky King, the flying cowboy
The Adventures of Long John Silver
Biff Baker, U.S.A.
Boston Blackie
Burke's Law
Code 3
Dangerous Assignment
Decoy
Dick Tracy
Dragnet (1950s version)
Follow That Man
I'm the Law
Lock Up
Michael Shayne
Mystery Theatre with Mark Saber
Mr. and Mrs. North
Peter Gunn
Philip Marlowe
The Public Defender
Rebound
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
Rocky King, Detective
The Lawless Years
The Lone Wolf
The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
The Thin Man
Treasury Men in Action
U.S. Marshal
Yancy Derringer
Armstrong Circle Theatre
Checkmate
Climax!
Diagnosis Unknown
Four Star Playhouse
General Electric Theater
Gruen Guild Playhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Man With A Camera
Screen Directors Playhouse
Studio One
Suspicion
Hawkins Falls
Search for Tomorrow
Beat the Clock
Do You Trust Your Wife?
I've Got A Secret
Queen For A Day
Stump The Stars
To Tell The Truth
What's My Line?
You Bet Your Life
The Howdy Doody Show
Watch Mr. Wizard
Sense and Nonsense
Crossroads
Family Theater
13 Demon Street
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Conflict
Flash Gordon
The Invisible Man
Lights Out
One Step Beyond
Space Patrol
Boris Karloff in The Veil
Alarm - 1956
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Colonel March of Scotland Yard
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Presents Bulldog Drummond
Hancock's Half Hour
The Adventures of Sir Lancelot
Betty White
The Beulah Show
Duffy's Tavern
Hot Off the Wire, The Jim Backus Show
I Married Joan
I Remember Mama
Love That Bob!
Make Room for Daddy
Meet Corliss Archer
Meet Mr. McNutley
Mr. Ed
Mister Peepers
My Little Margie
Our Miss Brooks
Stanley
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
The Betty Hutton Show
The Dennis O'Keefe Show
The Eve Arden Show
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
The Great Gildersleeve
The Jim Backus Show
The Life of Riley with Wm. Bendix
The Mickey Rooney Show
The Stu Erwin Show
Topper
Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
Bob Hope Television Shows
Candid Camera
Coke Time with Eddie Fisher
Hollywood Palace
Hollywood, The Fabulous Era
People Are Funny
The Perry Como Show
Shower of Stars
The Cavalcade of Stars
The Colgate Comedy Hour
The Ed Sullivan Show
The Frank Sinatra Timex Show
The Bing Crosby Show
The Jimmy Durante Show
The Milton Berle Show
This Is Your Life
Your Hit Parade
26 Men
Annie Oakley
Death Valley Days
Judge Roy Bean
The Lone Ranger
The Roy Rogers Show
Stories of the Century
The Cisco Kid
Wagon Train
Zane Grey Theater
ABC's Breakfast Club
Century 21 Calling
See it Now, Edward R. Murrow
Victory at Sea
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The Roy Rogers Show (and some of his movies) are on RFD-TV..Rocky King would highly unlikely be shown as it was a live show. Any saved episodes were on Kinescope..Though a few episodes are on YouTube and the Internet Archive..
 
Tim L said:
The Roy Rogers Show (and some of his movies) are on RFD-TV..Rocky King would highly unlikely be shown as it was a live show. Any saved episodes were on Kinescope..Though a few episodes are on YouTube and the Internet Archive..
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WHT (LeSea -- Lester Sumrall Evangelistic Outreach-owned network) runs Roy Rogers repeats as well.
 
Roy Rogers, Tales of Wells Fargo, Hopalong Cassidy, The Virginian, and other westerns which I may be forgetting are on Cozi TV, but it's only a handful of stations right now.

Cozi runs nothing but a huge TV PG bug in upper left after breaks. I've enver seen another TV-rating bug.

cd
 
WKRP in Cincinnati
Although the possibility of anyone in syndication running entire uncut episodes with original music, much less putting the series on DVD with its non-cover version hit songs, is less than 1/1 of 1 percent for about a thousand different reasons....
WKRP showed up on WGN America on Sunday evenings about five years ago with a lot of the original music intact but it didn't seem to be on very long.
 
I know that the cold war has been over for awhile but what ever happened to the man from uncle?I dont think i ever saw it in syndication.
 
stanleyjohn said:
I know that the cold war has been over for awhile but what ever happened to the man from uncle?I dont think i ever saw it in syndication.
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It was syndicated almost immediately after it left the air, but, yes, it has been in hiding for probably at least 30 years--though TNT, I believe showed in the early morning hours about 10-15 years ago
 
BD Sullivan said:
onairb said:
Legend City said:
When are they going to release all the episodes of "Turn On"?


;D ;D ;D ;D
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Right after 'You're in the Picture', 'Co-Ed Fever' and 'South of Sunset'. ;)
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I'm still waiting to watch David Brenner in "Snip" :D
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"Snip will not be seen tonight...or ever...except in Australia!" ;D(It really did air there at some point, and actually did well...for all 6(?) episodes that were made.)
 
Remember Its Gary Shandling's Show? Who's showing it today? Does Showtime own the rights?

I never enjoyed Shandling's next endeavor as Larry Sanders on HBO. I think Shandling was more appealing on Showtime playing himself. Sanders character on HBO was more of an alter ego.
 
skippercollector said:
WKRP in Cincinnati
Although the possibility of anyone in syndication running entire uncut episodes with original music, much less putting the series on DVD with its non-cover version hit songs, is less than 1/1 of 1 percent for about a thousand different reasons....
WKRP showed up on WGN America on Sunday evenings about five years ago with a lot of the original music intact but it didn't seem to be on very long.
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WKRP is on Tuesaday nights from 9-11 p.m. (EST) on Antenna TV.
 
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