NBC sitcom '227' starring Marla Gibbs, Jackée Harry and Regina King ended its five-season run on this day in 1990. dlvr.it/T6V0HG

Remember little Tina Yothers on sitcom 'Family Ties'? Today we wish Tina a Happy 51st Birthday. dlvr.it/T6Sc13

“The Spanish Princess,' the 16th century-set drama based on the life of Catherine of Aragon who eventually became the Queen of England and the first wife of King Henry VIII, premiered on Starz on this day in 2019. The second eight episodes of the 16… dlvr.it/T6Sc06

The final episode produced of sitcom “Married with Children” aired on Fox on this day in 1997. It marked an end to its 10 and one-half season run. The network at the time did not cancel the series until after the episode aired, so there was no official… dlvr.it/T6SXHN

Action crime drama “Hardcastle and McCormick” concluded its three-season run on ABC on this day in 1986. The series starred Brian Keith and Daniel Hugh Kelly. dlvr.it/T6SXG8

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ICYMI from Marc Berman at Forbes: Happy Birthday Ralph Senensky: The Legendary TV Director Turns 101: From Star Trek, The Twilight Zone, Route 66, The Fugitive and Dynasty to lighter family-themed comedic programming like The Partridge Family, The… dlvr.it/T6SQ6j

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Today in History: Sunday, May 5, 2024: Television and Radio: In 1979, ABC announced six new series to debut in the 1979-80 TV season: Sitcoms “The Associates,” “Nobody’s Perfect” (originally titled “Hart in San Francisco“) and “Benson;” and dramas… dlvr.it/T6SFGt

ABC TGIF sitcom “Boy Meets World” concluded its seven-season run on this day in 2000. The cast was reunited for spin-off “Girl Meets World”, which aired on Disney Channel from 2014 to 2016. dlvr.it/T6Rrx1

Time-travel comedy-drama “Quantum Leap” ended its five-season run on NBC on this day in 1993. The series, created by Donald P. Bellisario, starred Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. While never a mass appeal hit, “Quantum Leap” is an early example of a TV… dlvr.it/T6RrvQ

“The Harlem Globetrotters Meet Gilligan’s Island,“ the third — and final — television movie in the franchise — aired on this day in 1981. This time, Ginger was played by Constance Forslund. dlvr.it/T6RpTh

I am now three episodes into season three of my current 'Suits' binge. Emmy should have come calling numerous times over the nine seasons for this must-see drama. dlvr.it/T6QmjT

NBC dramedy 'Sisters' concluded on this day in 1996. It initially focused on four very different sisters (played by Swoosie Kurtz, Patricia Kalember, Sela Ward and Julianne Phillips) living in Winnetka, Illinois. In the fifth season, Phillips exited the… dlvr.it/T6Ql5Q

Sitcom 'Just the Ten of Us,' which was a spinoff from 'Growing Pains,' ended its two-and-one-half season run on this day in 1990. It produced 47 episodes. dlvr.it/T6QghQ

The WB comedy 'Alright Already,' created by and starring Carol Leifer, concluded its one season run on this day in 1998. Do anyone remember this show? dlvr.it/T6Qggm

Before there was crime drama 'The Closer' there was sitcom 'The Closer,' which featured Tom Selleck and Ed Asner and ended on this day in 1998. It ran for 10 episodes. dlvr.it/T6Qdjd

Game Show 'Classic Concentration,' hosted by Alex Trebek, debuted on NBC in daytime on this day in 1987. This marked the third edition of the 'Concentration' game, following its runs from 1958-73 on NBC and from 1973-78 in syndication. dlvr.it/T6QLnz

On this day in 1987: Valerie Harper made her final appearance as Valerie Hogan on the sitcom initially titled “Valerie”. Contractual disputes led to her dismissal and the series was renamed “Valerie’s Family” and finally, “The Hogan Family” with new lead… dlvr.it/T6QLng

Molly Ringwald theatrical “Sisteen Candles,” directed by John Hughes, opened in theaters in 1984. Written and directed by John Hughes in his directorial debut, it was the first in a string of films Hughes would direct, centering on teenage life. dlvr.it/T6QLmB