Many 1970s TV shows are classics — but that doesn’t mean you’d enjoy watching them now. The following shows are The post 12 1970s TV Shows That Are Still a Pleasure to Watch appeared first on ...

The 1970s were pivotal for TV show production. The foundations were already there after the '60s showed what people liked and what they hated. It was only natural that cultural progression was based ...

The 1970s saw the television medium in the United States push the boundaries of network content restrictions and other pre-existing storytelling limitations. That meant shows like "Saturday Night Live ...

While the 1970s brought us iconic shows like Happy Days, M*A*S*H and All in the Family, not every programme generated a ...

Benjamin "Hawkeye" Pierce (Alan Alda) and Trapper John McIntyre (Wayne Rogers) stand together in a tent in M*A*S*H - 20th Century Television When it came to television in the 1970s, the times were ...

From the time television entered mainstream culture, TV programming has mirrored our lives, evolving and shifting as society has grown and changed. In the '50s and '60s, there were crime dramas like ...

The 1970s were a complicated decade for American animation. Regulatory pressure from parent advocacy groups, particularly Action for Children’s Television, convinced broadcast networks to strip ...

Now, All in the Family is streaming in its entirety on Prime Video, so there’s never been a better time for modern viewers to get a sense of what made it so revolutionary half a century ago. It’s a ...

Lucy Hinkley Carter (Lucille Ball) answers a phone in her home in Here's Lucy - CBS The 1970s saw the television medium in the United States push the boundaries of network content restrictions and ...