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TV Shows Celebrating Anniversaries in March 2026

My “master list” of obscure, forgotten TV shows includes more than 60 titles that debuted in March, ranging from list currently contains 35 TV shows that debuted in February, ranging from 1951 to 2023, including Miss Susan (NBC, 1951), The Mary Tyler Moore Hour (CBS, 1979), Q.E.D. (CBS, 1982), The Outsiders (FOX, 1990), First Years...


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Video Vault: Road House Promo (WTIC-TV, 1992)

Here’s a promotional spot for the movie Road House on WTIC-TV (Channel 61) in Connecticut, from April 1992:

This promo aired on Sunday, April 26th, 1992 during an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. WTIC-TV broadcast Road House from 8-10PM ET on Monday, April 27th, 1992. I’m not sure if it was a FOX network broadcast or a local broadcast.

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Video Vault: Room 222 Promo (HD)
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Audio Vault: The CBS Late Movie Opening (6/25/1972)

Here’s audio from the opening to The CBS Late Movie on Sunday, June 25th, 1972 featuring the 1960 film Please Don’t Eat the Daisies:

The movie aired on Denver, Colorado station KMGH-TV (Channel 7) from 11:05PM-1AM MT.

Here’s a transcript:

Tonight on The CBS Late Movie a rousing film version of Jean Karr’s best-selling novel Please Don’t Eat the...


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Video Vault: Salvage 1 Opening Credits, Season 1

Here are the opening credits to Salvage 1 from its first season:

Salvage 1 debuted in January 1979 as a mid-season replacement for ABC. During its first season, it starred Andy Griffith, Joel Higgins, Trish Stewart, and Richard Jaeckel. Although ABC renewed the sci-fi adventure series for a second season, only two episodes aired in November...


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