The 1960s was a decade of transition for American television, bridging the black-and-white era of the 1950s with the colorful, more socially aware programming that would emerge in the 1970s. Viewers ...

Though network content restrictions remained firmly in place compared to TV programming today, popular shows advanced what could be aired publicly. Meanwhile, creative talent began to use the medium ...

Pat Finn, known for his roles in beloved sitcoms such as The Middle, Friends, and Seinfeld, has passed away after a battle ...

At the dawn of television, most shows were filmed in black and white. Often the trademark of an "old show," black and white was the standard in television until ...

The show in question is none other than The Munsters, the Allan Burns and Chris Hayward-created CBS sitcom. The series only aired for a total of 70 episodes spread across two seasons from 1964 to 1966 ...

Sitcoms and other comedy TV shows are a dime a dozen in the modern world, which is something that has remained true for ages. This is because they're generally low-budget and easy to film, with one of ...