TV by the Decade :: September 12•18

Touchstone Television

It’s Premiere Week, and there are a lot of notable, forgotten and infamous shows that premiered this week over the decades — drama, comedy, variety, animated, reality, talk … you name it, it probably premiered this week. And in the early decades of this particular week, many of teh scripted series stocked up on guest stars galore. You could even play a little game: pick a name from the list of guest stars, and see how many times their names appear on this week’s list. Popular shows that premiered this week centered on lawyers, private detectives, people who were wronged, more lawyers (one new series that lasted only a season inspired Law & Order), more detectives, famous comedians like Redd Foxx and Dick Van Dyke, superheroes, little blue creatures, courtroom shows, talk show, newsmagazines, and a sitcom about a man who loves his hardware. Read on to learn about all this and more!

1951

No new series debuted in 1951.

1961

September 15 – International Showtime

Cast: Don Ameche
Guest Cast: Tony Hancock, Benny Hill
Synopsis: Don Ameche hosted this variety show that featured performers from Europe.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 49 episodes, last broadcast on August 24, 1962

September 16 – The Defenders

Cast: E.G. Marshall, Robert Reed, Polly Rowles
Guest Cast: Ossie Davis, Murray Hamiton, William Shatner, Simon Oakland, Tim O’Connor, Joan Hackett, Dana Elcar, Dolph Sweet, Sam Wanamaker, Vincent Gardenia, Martin Sheen, Jen Kercheval, Martin Balsam, Jack Gilford, Jack Klugman, Robert Webber, Robert Duvall, Patrick O’Neal, Arthur Hill, Brenda Vaccaro, Malachi Throne, Bruce Kirby, Richard Kiley, Barbara Barrie, Chester Morris, Conrad Nagel, Lou Antonio, Gerald S. O’Loughlin, John Cullum, John Randolph, Rat Hingle, Robert Loggia, Fritz Weaver, Dennis Hopper, Carroll O’Connor, Sylvia Sidney, Howard da Silva, Leslie Nielsen, Dustin Hoffman, Larry Hagman, Darren McGavin, Lynn Loring, Barry Morse, James Earl Jones, Zohra Lampert, Michael Conrad, Hildy Brooks, Gene Hackman, Barry Primus, Richard X. Slattery, Lillian Gish, Viveca Lindfors, Harold J. Stone, James Broderick, Teresa Wright, John Colicos, Joanne Linville, Richard Jordan, Ed Asner, Nancy Marchand, James Olson, William Daniels, Jessica Walter, Doris Roberts, Marian Seldes, Donald Moffat, Terry Carter, Lee Grant, Brett Somers, Herschel Bernardi, David Doyle, James Karen, Tom Poston, Frank Gorshin, Sam Jaffe, Salome Jens, Albert Salmi, Warren Stevens, Andrew Duggan, James Farentino, Peter Fonda, Kevin McCarthy, Dean Stockwell, Milton Berle, James Coburn, James Gregory, Glynis Johns, Ralph Meeker, Ricardo Montalban, Robert Redford, Dan O’Herlihy, David Opatoshu, Jerry Orbach, Donald Pleasence, Edward Andrews, Gloria DeHaven, Frank Sutton, Ruth Roman, Mary Astor, Sam Groom, Ann Jackson, Phyllis Thaxter, Daniel J. Travanti, Larry Blyden, Kim Hunter, Madlyn Rhue, Elizabeth Ashley, Eva Gabor, Stefan Gierasch, Lois Smith, Inga Swenson, Norman Fell, Philip Bosco, Nicolas Coster, Clu Gulager, Lou Jacobi, Andrew Prine, Bert Freed, Louise Sorel, Michael Constantine, Julie Newmar, Richard Thomas, Dody Goodman, Harvey Lembeck, Bert Wheeler, Renée Taylor, Penny Fuller, J. Pat O’Malley, George Gaynes, Florence Stanley, Jerry Stiller, Gene Wilder, Eugene Roche, Roger C. Carmel, Barnard Hughes, Sudie Bond, Nicholas Hammond, James Noble, Conrad Bain, Sylvia Miles, Estelle Parsons, Mark Lenard, Richard Mulligan, Robert Mandan, Bill Erwin, Al Lewis, Roscoe Lee Brownw, Jerry Hardin, Arlene Golonka, Ned Wertimer, Gail Fisher, Mel Stewart, Dick O’Neill, Charles Durning, Louis Zorich, Barry Newman, Ed Begley, Sorrell Booke, Jason Evers, Felicia Farr, Charles Grodin, William Hickey, Diana Hyland, Henry Jones, Brandon Maggart, Jean Stapleton, Sidney Blackmer, Geraldine Brooks, Ellen Burstyn, Leonardo Cimino, Melinda Dillon, Nan Martin, Frances Reid, Akim Tamiroff, Joyce Van Patten, Ina Balin, Roberts Blossom, Bert Convy, Albert Dekker, Paul Dooley, Donna Douglas, Geraldine Fitzgerald, George Furth, Barbara Harris, Eileen Heckart, Shirley Knight, Cloris Leachman, Mercedes McCambridge, Susan Oliver, Alan Oppenheimer, Hildy Parks, Charlotte Rae, Janice Rule, Frances Sternhagen, Ann Wedgeworth, Billy Dee Williams, Edward Woodward, Jack Albertson, Susan Anspach, Stefan Arngrim, Tom Bosley, Dane Clark, Joel Crothers, Joan Darling, Brandon De Wilde, Ruby Dee, King Donovan, Richard Dysart, Murray Matheson, Beverlee McKinsey, Dennis Patrick, Alexis Smith, Beatrice Straight, Kenneth Tobey, George Tyne, Godfrey Cambridge
Synopsis: A father and son lawyer duo take a variety of cases that often deal with the important issues of the day.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: Four seasons, 132 episodes, last broadcast on May 13, 1965
Trivia: The characters first appeared in an episode of Studio One (1948), when they were played by Ralph Bellamy and William Shatner.

September 17 – Car 54, Where Are You?

Cast: Joe E. Ross, Fred Gwynne, Paul Reed, Al Lewis, Hank Garrett, Beatrice Pons
Guest Cast: Nipsey Russell, Charlotte Rae, Bruce Kirby, Mel Stewart, Ossie Davis, Jake LaMotta, Larry Storch, Carl Ballantine, Dana Elcar, Alice Ghostley, Shari Lewis, Charles Nelson Reilly, Margaret Hamilton, Arlene Golonka, Hugh Downs, Maureen Stapleton, Wally Cox, Mitch Miller, Tom Bosley, Simon Oakland, Jack Gilford, Rocky Graziano, Severn Darden, Conrad Nagel, Sorrell Booke, Frank Campanella, Fay DeWitt, Barnard Hughes, Godfrey Cambridge, Bob Hastings, Ned Wertimer, Brandon Maggart, Shelley Berman, Greg Morris, David Doyle, Barney Martin, Michael Conrad, Martin E. Brooks, Dick O’Neill, Roger C. Carmel, Nicholas Colasanto, Katherine Helmond, James Karen, Lainie Kazan, Dick Powell, Eugene Roche, Jean Stapleton, Herschel Bernardi, Jack Dodson, Hal Linden, Kenneth Mars, Sylvia Miles, Richard Mulligan
Synopsis: The series follows the adventures of New York City Police Department officers Gunther Toody (Joe E. Ross) and Francis Muldoon (Fred Gwynne), assigned to Patrol Car 54.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: Two seasons, 60 episodes, last broadcast on April 14, 1963
Trivia: For the black-and-white location shots, the green parts of the normally black, white and green patrol cars were painted red so as not to confuse the local populace.

September 17 – The DuPont Show of the Week

Guest Cast: Edie Adams, Dana Andrews, Lauren Bacall, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Carol Burnett, Art Carney, Bing Crosby, Bob Cummings, Ruby Dee, Colleen Dewhurst, Marlene Dietrich, Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Peter Falk, Greer Garson, Lillian Gish, Merv Griffin, Gene Hackman, Bob Hope, Lena Horne, Danny Kaye, Walter Matthau, Lee Marvin, Harpo Marx, Ray Milland, John Mills, Merle Oberon, Dick Powell, Claude Rains, Debbie Reynolds, Cesar Romero, Maureen Stapleton, Rod Taylor, Danny Thomas, Tuesday Weld, Gene Wilder, Teresa Wright
Synopsis: An anthology weekly drama series.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: Three seasons, 71 episodes, last broadcast on August 30, 1964

September 17 – Follow the Sun

Cast: Barry Coe, Brett Halsey, Jay Lanin, Gary Lockwood, Gigi Perreau
Guest Cast: Inger Stevens, Robert Vaughn, James Brolin, Josip Elic, Yvonne De Carlo, Skip Homeier, Jayne Mansfield, Cesar Romero, Julie London, Lee Philips, William Bendix, Wally Cox, Brian Keith, Elsa Lanchester, Martha Scott, Keenan Wynn, Edward Andrews, Jane Darwell, Stella Stevens, Jim Backus, Yvonne Craig, Diane Baker, Joanna Barnes, Jack Klugman, Keye Luke, Simon Oakland, William Schallert, Everett Sloane, Lennie Weinrib, Tuesday Weld, Jay C. Flippen, Cecil Kellaway, Ellen Corby, Ivan Dixon, Neil Hamilton, Henry Jones, Charles Ruggles, Nita Talbot, Sue Ane Langdon, Pippa Scott, Marty Ingels, Ray Kellogg, Dyan Cannon, Peter Coe, Harold Gould, John Considine, Raymond Bailey, Lawrence Tierney, Bill Bixby, Dick Sargent, Nestor Paiva, Vito Scotti, Whit Bissell, Leslie Parrish, William Windom, Abraham Sofaer, Olan Soule, Fritz Feld, Rosemary DeCamp, Bill Erwin, Max Baer Jr., Jackie Coogan, Henry Corden, Laraine Day, Rhonda Fleming, Dabbs Greer, Alan Hale Jr., Celeste Holm, David Janssen, Jane Kean, Alan Napier, Reta Shaw, Victor Sen Yung
Synopsis: The show follows the adventures of two free-lance magazine writers based in Hawaii.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 30 episodes, last broadcast on April 8, 1962

September 18 – The Space Explorers

Host: Al Hodge
Synopsis: Screenings of educational and/or fiction/nonfiction films pertaining to space exploration and related concepts.
Network: WOR-TV
Broadcast History: Unknown
Trivia: Al Hodge quit the series on December 29, 1961.

1971

September 14 – Cannon

Cast: William Conrad
Guest Cast: Robert Webber, Tim O’Connor, John Vernon, Barney Phillips, Tom Skerritt, Martin Sheen, Leslie Nielsen, Harold Gould, Clu Gulager, Fritz Weaver, Anthony Zerbe, Jess Walton, Dana Wynter, Mitchell Ryan, Robert Pine, James Wainwright, Joan Van Ark, Andrew Duggan, Dana Elcar, Alex Rocco, David Hedison, Robert Mandan, Ford Rainy, Vic Tayback, Paul Lukather, Bill Erwin, Hal Williams, Virginia Gregg, Bradford Dillman, Vera Miles, Lloyd Bochner, Sondra Locke, Robert Loggia, Peter Haskell, Peter Strauss, James Olson, Herb Edelman, Gary Lockwood, BarBara Luna, Julie Adams, David Birney, Stefanie Powers, Burr DeBenning, Richard Anderson, Pamela Franklin, Marj Dusay, Dabney Coleman, David Soul, Don Gordon, L.Q. Jones, Richard Carlson, Lawrence Pressman, Andrew Prine, Bert Freed, Scott Hylands, Richard Hatch, John David Carson, Madlyn Rhue, Charles Cioffi, Norman Alden, Robert Donner, Murray Hamilton, Barry Sullivan, Greg Mullavey, Russell Johnson, James Keach, Dennis Patrick, Whit Bissell, Priscilla Pointer, R.G. Armstrong, Warren Stevens, James Gammon, Pepe Serna, Geoffrey Lewis, Dabbs Greer, Keye Luke, Charles Dierkop, Robert Hogan, Olan Soule, David White, James Sikking, Max Gail, Meg Wyllie, Charles Cyphers, Frank Bonner, Ray Kellogg, Lou Antonio, Cesare Danova, Kim Hunter, Ed Nelson, Arthur O’Connell, Wayne Rogers, William Windom, Carl Betz, Theodore Bikel, Larry Blyden, William Daniels, Tab Hunter, George Maharis, Lois Nettleton, Patrick O’Neal, Phyllis Thaxter, Jessica Walter, Keenan Wynn, Claude Akins, Anne Baxter, Anne Francis, Beverly Garland, Arlene Golonka, Robert Goulet, Dina Merrill, Barry Nelson, Susan Oliver, Jack Cassidy, Jon Cypher, Steve Forrest, Richard Kiley, Kevin McCarthy, Edward Mulhare, Ruth Roman, Joan Fontaine, Robert Foxworth, Diana Hyland, Monte Markham, John McMartin, Donna Mills, Cameron Mitchell, Barbara Rush, Dean Stockwell, Stuart Whitman, Ralph Bellamy, Richard Dysart, Gary Merrill, Pernell Roberts, Sorrell Booke, Dack Rambo, Belinda Montgomery, Alejandro Rey, John Rubinstein, Daniel J. Travanti, Joyce Van Patten, Glenn Corbett, Meg Foster, Dick Van Patten, Dane Clark, Leif Erikson, Perry King, Christopher Stone, Estelle Winwood, Jack Carter, Alan Feinstein, Eric Braeden, David Opatoshu, Ron Harper, Barnard Hughes, Roy Scheider, Vincent Van Patten, Mike Farrell, Barbara Babcock, Jim Davis, David Janssen, Stuart Margolin, Nick Nolte, Barbara Stuart, Malachi Throne, Richard X. Slattery, Cindy Williams, Charles Durning, Richard Jaeckel, Ralph Meeker, Keene Curtis, Eric Christmas, John Fiedler, David Huddleston, Severn Darden, Paul Michael Glaser, Jared Martin, Sheree North, Gerald S. O’Loughlin, Charles Haid, Noam Pitlik, Jack Riley, Jay Silverheels, Whitney Blake, Herbert Jefferson Jr., Diana Muldaur, Kristoffer Tabori, James Gregory, Martin E. Brooks, Jeanne Cooper, Paul Mantee, Larry Linville, John Considine, Beverlee McKinsey, Glynn Turman, Conrad Janis, Jane Kean, Kay Lenz, Norman Fell, James Hong, Patty McCormack, Denny Miller, Hayden Rorke, Morgan Woodward, Kathleen Freeman, Allyn Ann McLerie, Michael Pataki, Reta Shaw, Don Stroud, Robert Quarry, John S. Ragin, Pamela Bellwood, Thom Christopher, Bernard Fox, Tina Louise, Noble Willingham, Peter Mark Richman, Charles Robinson, Leif Garrett, Micky Dolenz, Kenneth Tobey, Shelley Duvall, George Gaynes, Grace Lee Whitney, Buddy Ebsen, Jean Hale, Thaao Penghlis, Dennis Dugan, Lee Meriwether, Abe Vigoda, Royal Dano, Ian Abercrombie, David Dukes, Doris Singleton, Carl Weathers, Mark Hamill, Rutanya Aldo, Pat Morita, Anne Lockhart, Maurice Marsac, Gerald McRaney, Robert Hays, Roger E. Mosley, Kevin Dobson, Ed Lauter, Art Hindle, Edward James Olmos, Ed Fury, Ron Rifkin, Willie Aames, Cathy Lee Crosby, Leslie Moonves, Nicholas Worth, Wings Hauser, Beth Howland, Priscilla Barnes, Lance Kerwin
Synopsis: Frank Cannon is an overweight, balding ex-cop with a deep voice and expensive tastes in culinary pleasures; he becomes a high-priced private investigator.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: Five seasons, 122 episodes, last broadcast on March 3, 1976
Trivia: The two-hour pilot aired in March 1971.

September 15 – The Man and the City

Cast: Anthony Quinn, Mike Farrell
Guest Cast: William Schallert, Jack Albertson, Christopher Connelly, Broderick Crawford, Severn Darden, Henry Darrow, Angie Dickinson, Robert Foxworth, Henry Jones, June Lockhart, A Martinez, David McCallum, Burgess Meredith, Ed Nelson, Lois Nettleton, Simon Oakland, Laurie Prange, Dack Rambo, Janice Rule, Lindsay Wagner, William Windom, Carmen Zapata, Daniel J. Travanti
Synopsis: Thomas Acala is the longtime mayor of a rapidly growing city in Southwest United States. He handles the constant challenges with the help of his chief aide Andy Hays and secretary Marian Crane.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 15 episodes, last broadcast on January 5, 1972

September 15 – Shirley’s World

Cast: Shirley MacLaine, John Gregson
Guest Cast: Burt Kwouk, Stuart Damon, Ron Moody, Joss Ackland, Brian Blessed, Cyril Cusack, Nigel Davenport, Murray Head, John Neville, James Villiers
Synopsis: Shirley Logan (Shirley MacLaine) is a globe-trotting magazine writer-photographer and Dennis Croft (John Gregson), her London based editor.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 17 episodes, last broadcast on January 5, 1972
Trivia: Shirley MacLaine was so unhappy with the scripts that she tried to make changes, the result being she was not allowed to see a script until two days before filming.

September 16 – Bearcats!

Cast: Rod Taylor, Dennis Cole
Guest Cast: Henry Darrow, Eric Braeden, David Canary, Bruce Glover, Fernando Lamas, Kevin McCarthy, Leslie Nielsen, Henry Silva Henry, John Vernon, Morgan Woodward, Keenan Wynn, Ed Flanders, Kathryn Hays, John McIntire, Leslie Parrish, Michael Ansara, Paul Koslo, Rod Cameron, William Smith, Erin Moran, Reni Santoni, Jay Novello, John S. Ragin
Synopsis: Two honorable men-for-hire look for adventure in the pre-World War I American southwest in their fancy Stutz Bearcat.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes plus a pilot movie, Last broadcast on December 30, 1971

September 16 – Longstreet

Cast: James Franciscus, Marlyn Mason, Peter Mark Richman, Ann Doran
Guest Cast: Bruce Lee, John Kellogg, Ed Lauter, Martine Beswick, Bradford Dillman, Dana Elcar, Brock Peters, James Broderick, Leif Erickson, Victor French, Louis Gossett Jr., Murray Hamilton, Victor Jory, Barry Nelson, Tim O’Connor, Susan Oliver, Barry Sullivan, Claude Akins, Neville Brand, John Colicos, Rosemary Forsyth, Peter Haskell, Robert Horton, Lee Meriwether, Tyne Daly, Rosemary DeCamp, Robert DoQui, Shelley Fabares, Jeanette Nolan, Madlyn Rhue, Martha Scott, Pippa Scott, William Smith, Luke Askew, Brooke Bundy, James T. Callahan, Bernie Casey, Robert Donner, Peggy McCay, Bert Freed, Nan Martin, Beverlee McKinsey, John McLiam, Michael Ontkean, Richard Anderson, David Huddleston, Marion Ross, Robert Mandan, Harold J. Stone, Skip Homeier, Paul Mantee, Jeanne Cooper, Vic Tayback, Kenneth Tobey, Val Bisoglio, James Sikking, Bruce Kirby, Ron Masak, Geoffrey Lewis, Barbara Bosson, Kasey Rogers, Roger E. Mosley
Synopsis: After a bomb (hidden in a champagne bottle) kills his wife, Ingrid, and leaves him blind, the title character pursues and captures the killers. He then continues his career as an insurance investigator despite his blindness.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 23 episodes (plus pilot movie), last broadcast on August 10, 1972
Trivia: The pilot originally aired on February 23, 1971 as part of the ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week. Bruce Lee was only to make one guest appearance but a storyline for his character was created over three additional episodes.

September 16 – Nichols

Cast: James Garner, Margot Kidder, Neva Patterson, John Beck, Stuart Margolin
Guest Cast: M. Emmet Walsh, Stefan Gierasch, William Christopher, Alice Ghostley, Richard Stahl, Ray Danton, Steve Forrest, Ricardo Montalban, Alan Oppenheimer, Tom Skerritt, Kristoffer Tabori, Joyce Van Patten, Ralph Waite, Jack Elam, Bo Hopkins, Strother Martin, Allyn Ann McLerie, Noam Pitlik, Paul Winfield, Anthony Zerbe, Gerald S. O’Loughlin, John Rubinstein, Dabbs Greer, Susan Tyrrell, Liam Dunn, Eric Laneuville, Vincent Van Patten, Charles Dierkop, Scatman Crothers, Rance Howard, Jester Hairston, Olan Soule, Frank Bonner
Synopsis: An Army vet, tired of killing returns to the town founded by his family to find it taken over by another family
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 24 episodes, last broadcast on March 14, 1972
Trivia: Richard Farnsworth appears in an uncredited role. The show did poorly in the ratings and was quickly retitled James Garner as Nichols to cash in on his popularity.

September 16 – Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law

Cast: Arthur Hill, Joan Darling, Lee Majors, David Soul, Reni Santoni, Christine Matchett
Guest Cast: Pat Harrington Jr., Russell Johnson, Tim Matheson, James Brolin, Dana Wynter, Lawrence Pressman, Robert Hogan, Nicholas Hammond, Robert Young, Vera Miles, William Shatner, Elena Verdugo, Donna Mills, Joseph Campanella, Norman Alden, Don ‘Red’ Barry, Ed Nelson, Diana Muldaur, Edward Andrews, Nan Martin, Richard Carlson, Randolph Mantooth, Lorraine Gary, Sorrell Booke, Mike Farrell, Carmen Zapata, Brooke Bundy, Richard X. Slattery, Laurette Spang, Farrah Fawcett, Ron Masak, John David Carson, Glenn Corbett, William Schallert, Ricky Nelson, Dick Sargent, Susan Strasberg, Andrew Duggan, Sharon Gless, Neva Patterson, David Hartman, Barry Sullivan, Patty Duke, Tab Hunter, Peggy Lee, Wayne Newton, Barbara Rush, Louis Gossett Jr., Sheree North, Don Stroud, Robert Urich, Jess Walton, Eve Arden, Joyce Van Patten, Jane Wyman, Belinda Montgomery, Meredith Baxter, Hoagy Carmichael, Leif Erickson, Sam Jaffe, James Stacy, Pat Boone, John Denver, Kay Lenz, Martin Sheen, Macdonald Carey, Lindsay Wagner, Rory Calhoun, Pat O’Brien, Henry Jones, Jackie Coogan, Richard Anderson, Lynda Day George, Kathleen Quinlan, Bruce Davison, Martin E. Brooks, Robert Q. Lewis, Craig Stevens, Michelle Phillips, Jed Allan, Eric Braeden, Robert Reed, Kim Darby, Regis Toomey, Virginia Gregg, Lisa Eilbacher, Val Bisoglio, Teresa Wright, Lee Bergere, Alan Fudge, Ed Begley Jr., Frank Campanella, Barney Phillips, Liam Dunn, Pamela Hensley, Dennis Patrick, Micky Dolenz, Anne Lockhart, Randall Carver, Eric Shea, Hildy Brooks, Gary Collins, Shelley Fabares, Will Geer, Kathryn Hays, Darby Hinton, Skip Homeier, DeForest Kelley, Ross Martin, Gerald S. O’Loughlin, Alejandro Rey, Charles Robinson, Anson Williams, Herbert Anderson, Lew Ayres, Joseph Bottoms, Roger C. Carmel, Dabney Coleman, Jeanne Crain, Pat Crowley, John Davidson, Richard Deacon, Dana Elcar, Arlene Golonka, Pat Hingle, Kim Hunter, Vic Morrow, George Nader, Barry Nelson, Lloyd Nolan, Tim O’Connor, Roger Perry, Stefanie Powers, Pernell Roberts, Herbert Rudley, Pippa Scott, Julie Sommars, Louise Sorel, David Spielberg, Vic Tayback, John Travolta, Karen Valentine, Ethel Waters, Fritz Weaver, Ralph Bellamy, Peter Breck, Reb Brown, Gloria DeHaven, Robert Donner, Erik Estrada, Nina Foch, Beverly Garland, Bridget Hanley, Mariette Hartley, Diana Hyland, Scott Hylands, Frances Lee McCain, Michael Parks, Howard Platt, Dack Rambo, Madlyn Rhue, Jennifer Salt, Tom Selleck, O.J. Simpson, Guy Stockwell, Inga Swenson, Kristoffer Tabori, Sada Thompson, Kenneth Tobey, Ned Wertimer, Gary Crosby, Bert Freed, Christopher George, Clu Gulager, Darren McGavin, Heather Menzies-Urich, Lara Parker, Ford Rainey, Ron Rifkin, John Ritter, Hayden Rorke, Marshall Thompson, Jane Wyatt
Synopsis: In a small California town, attorney Owen Marshall, assisted by several different younger lawyers, defends clients with great compassion for the accused.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: Three seasons, 69 episodes, last broadcast on August 24, 1974
Trivia: The series marked one of Steven Spielberg’s earliest directing gigs.

September 17 – The Chicago Teddy Bears

Cast: Dean Jones, Art Metrano, John Banner, Marvin Kaplan, Huntz Hall, Mickey Shaughnessy, Jamie Farr
Guest Cast: Mike Mazurki, Sid Melton, Joe Turkel, Neville Brand, Hans Conried, Elisha Cook Jr., John Fiedler, Florence Halop, Bernie Kopell, Cliff Osmond, Nehemiah Persoff, George Raft, Ann Sothern, Bo Svenson, Rudy Vallee
Synopsis: Comedic battle between an honest man and his mobster cousin over a Chicago speakeasy.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 10, 1971

September 17 – The D.A.

Cast: Robert Conrad, Harry Morgan, Ned Romero, Julie Cobb
Guest Cast: Parley Baer, Lloyd Bochner, John David Carson, Ellen Corby, Sharon Farrell, Virginia Gregg, Michael Lerner, Tim Matheson, Kent McCord, Martin Milner, Nichelle Nichols, Susan Oliver, Roger Perry, Jay Robinson, William Schallert
Synopsis: The D.A. starred Robert Conrad as Deputy District Attorney Paul Ryan, a tough-minded, hard-hitting prosecutor in Los Angeles County who was assisted by criminal investigator Bob Ramirez (Ned Romero). He prosecuted all types of cases under the watchful eye of his supervisor, Chief Deputy District Attorney H. M. ‘Staff’ Stafford (Harry Morgan).
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 15 episodes, last broadcast on January 7, 1972
Trivia: Many NBC affiliates refused to air the series because it was programmed against The Brady Bunch on ABC. The show was cancelled mid-season and replaced with the much more popular Sanford & Son. The show did a crossover episode with Adam-12. The series inspired Law & Order.

September 17 – The Jimmy Stewart Show

Cast: James Stewart, Julie Adams, Jonathan Daly, Ellen Geer, Dennis Larson, Kirby Furlong, John McGiver
Guest Cast: Mary Wickes, Cesar Romero, Jack Soo, Kate Jackson, Will Geer, Alan Oppenheimer, Nita Talbot, Ned Wertimer, Jack Dodson, Ruth Hussey, Arthur O’Connell, Regis Philbin, Vincent Price, Lurene Tuttle, Pat Buttram, M. Emmet Walsh, William Windom, Jackie Coogan, Doodles Weaver, Gloria DeHaven, Jerry Hausner, Barney Phillips, Beulah Bondi, Fran Ryan, Gloria Stewart, Herbert Anderson
Synopsis: James Stewart as a college professor in a small town who shares his home with three generations of his family.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 24 episodes, last broadcast on March 12, 1972
Trivia: The only TV or film production in which Stewart allowed himself to be billed as ‘Jimmy’. Stewart had Hal Williams fired from the show because he did not want to have a Black character lecturing him on television in front of millions of viewers.

September 17 – McMillan & Wife

Cast: Rock Hudson, John Schuck, Susan Saint James, Nancy Walker
Guest Cast: Martha Raye, Richard Gilliland, Martin E. Brooks, Andrew Duggan, Carole Cook, Ned Wertimer, Barbara Rhoades, Jackie Coogan, Michael Ansara, John Astin, Vito Scotti, Cesare Danova, Lawrence Pressman, Kenneth Mars, Werner Klemperer, Lorraine Gary, Jack Carter, William Demarest, Murray Matheson, Stefanie Powers, Pat Harrington Jr., Mildred Natwick, Edward Andrews, James Olson, William Windom, Richard Deacon, Dabney Coleman, John Fiedler, Dennis Patrick, Liam Dunn, Barbara Bosson, Connie Sawyer, Henry Jones, Buddy Hackett, Gordon Jump, Carol Ann Susi, Jack Albertson, Rene Auberjonois, Larry Hagman, Kurt Kasznar, Don Stroud, Claude Akins, Keir Dullea, Barbara McNair, Cameron Mitchell, Barbara Feldon, Roddy McDowall, Sheree North, Keenan Wynn, Rhonda Fleming, Van Johnson, Susan Strasberg, Barry Sullivan, Dana Wynter, Meredith Baxter, David Birney, Paul Burke, Henry Darrow, Julie Newmar, William Daniels, Slim Pickens, Dick Sargent, Jessica Walter, Barbara Babcock, Shirley Jones, Julie Sommars, Karen Valentine, Joan Van Ark, Jonathan Harris, David Huddleston, Edie Adams, Edmond O’Brien, Roger C. Carmel, José Feliciano, Salome Jens, Alex Karras, Nehemiah Persoff, David Soul, Morgan Woodward, Geraldine Brooks, Gretchen Corbett, Jack Gilford, Murray Hamilton, Robert Loggia, Dane Clark, Tab Hunter, Jack Jones, Tony Roberts, Peter Bonerz, Herb Edelman, June Havoc, Hazel Court, Tom Bosley, Alan Hale Jr., Albert Salmi, Bert Convy, Donna Mills, Val Bisoglio, Norman Fell, Macdonald Carey, Alejandro Rey, Julie Adams, Jed Allan, Leslie Charleson, Peter Donat, Nina Foch, Wally Cox, Ed Flanders, Eileen Brennan, Rita Gam, Dick Van Patten, Hildy Brooks, Donna Douglas, Roosevelt Grier, John Randolph, Lew Ayres, Barbara Barrie, John Vernon, Michael Constantine, Lloyd Bochner, Lloyd Nolan, Natalie Schafer, Dub Taylor, Tyne Daly, James Wainwright, Charles Nelson Reilly, Bobby Troup, Robert Hooks, R.G. Armstrong, Steve Forrest, Bobby Riggs, Bill Dana, Linda Evans, Susan Anspach, Kim Basinger, Ron Rifkin, Larry Hovis, Pamela Hensley, George Maharis, M. Emmet Walsh, Graham Jarvis, David Spielberg, Susan Sullivan, Alan Fudge, Roger Bowen, Russell Johnson, Beverlee McKinsey, Carmen Zapata, Marj Dusay, Charlotte Rae, Paul Winchell, Peter Breck, Eric Christmas, Norman Alden, Don ‘Red’ Barry, Cliff Osmond, Robert Donner, Gino Conforti, Bernie Kopell, Ron Silver, Hamilton Camp, Robert Webber, Noble Willingham, Kenneth Tobey, Richard Dawson, George Wyner, Ed Nelson, Dick Wilson, Dick Butkus, Bert Freed, John de Lancie, Ron Masak, Selma Diamond, Martin Kove, James Karen, Nancy Morgan, Richard Stahl, Joe E. Ross, Scatman Crothers, Eric Shea, George Gaynes
Synopsis: San Francisco Police Commissioner Stewart ‘Mac’ McMillan and his amateur detective wife keep their marriage unpredictable while solving the city’s most baffling crimes.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: Six seasons, 40 episodes, last broadcast on April 24, 1977
Trivia: Sid Haig, Olan Soule, Aneta Corsaut, James Hong, and Paul Benedict appeared in uncredited roles. The series was part of the NBC Mystery Movie wheel series. The final season was retitled McMillan, and Susan St. James’ character was killed off due to a contract dispute. Nancy Walker also left the series for a new contract with ABC. The series was inspired by the ‘Thin Man’ films.

September 17 – O’Hara, U.S. Treasury

Cast: David Janssen
Guest Cast: Gary Crosby, Don ‘Red’ Barry, Virginia Gregg, Robert Mandan, Joanna Barnes, Eric Braeden, Victor French, Frank Gorshin, James Wainwright, Lana Wood, Godfrey Cambridge, Norman Fell, Ricardo Montalban, Ed Nelson, Dana Wynter, Richard Anderson, Victor Buono, Lorraine Gary, Will Geer, Marion Ross, Brock Peters, Jessica Tandy, Lindsay Wagner, Dennis Patrick, John Randolph, Donnelly Rhodes, Warren Stevens, Nancy Wilson, Alan Hale Jr., Richard Jaeckel, Mitchell Ryan, Edward Andrews, Larry Linville, Norman Lloyd, Patty McCormack, Leslie Parrish, Betty White, Dabbs Greer, Russell Johnson, George Takei, Don Stroud, Carmen Zapata, Carl Ballantine, Hans Conried, Barbara Rhoades, Charles Robinson, Lyle Talbot, Ian Abercrombie, Leslie Charleson, Yvonne Craig, Sid Haig, Barney Phillips, Maurice Marsac, Whit Bissell, Paul Mantee, Kenneth Tobey, Allen Ludden, Erin Moran, Burt Mustin, Jack Webb, Jack Carter, Robert DoQui, Louis Prima, Jay Robinson
Synopsis: James O’Hara of the United States Treasury works in several branches to stop illegal activities such as smuggling contraband, tax evasion, and the like.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 22 episodes (plus pilot), last broadcast on March 10, 1972

September 18 – Getting Together

Cast: Bobby Sherman, Wes Stern, Jack Burns, Susan Neher, Pat Carroll
Guest Cast: Roger C. Carmel,Severn Darden, Stuart Margolin, Penny Marshall, Della Reese, Rob Reiner, Cindy Williams, Bill Daily, Paul Mazursky, Jack Riley
Synopsis: Musical sitcom that starred Bobby Sherman and Wes Stern as Bobby Conway and Lionel Poindexter, a songwriting duo.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 14 episodes, last broadcast on january 8, 1972
Trivia: The pilot aired as the first season finale of The Partridge Family. An unaired version of that episode ran 33 minutes and featured Farrah Fawcett and Pat Boone.

September 18 – The Good Life

Cast: Larry Hagman, Donna Mills, Hermione Baddeley, Danny Goldman, David Wayne
Guest Cast: Scatman Crothers, Norman Fell, Peter Marshall, Alan Oppenheimer, Alejandro Rey, Jack Riley
Synopsis: A married couple pose as servants for a rich industrialist.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 15 episodes, last broadcast on January 8, 1972
Trivia: The series was produced by Lorimar, which later produced Dallas and Knots Landing, which starred Hagman and Mills respectively. They eventually reunited on a crossover episode when Hagman guested as J.R. Ewing on Knots Landing. David Wayne also originated the role of ‘Digger’ Barnes on Dallas.

September 18 – The New Dick Van Dyke Show

Cast: Dick Van Dyke, Hope Lange, Marty Brill, Fannie Flagg, Nancy Dussault, Angela Powell, Dick Van Patten, Barry Gordon
Guest Cast: Henry Darrow, Barry Van Dyke, Richard Dawson, Chita Rivera, David Doyle, Gordon Jump, Barbara Rush, Carl Reiner, Mabel Albertson, Noam Pitlik, Carmen Zapata, Harold Gould, Sorrell Booke, Cesare Danova, Ronnie Schell, Reta Shaw, Eddie Bracken, Steve Lawrence, David Huddleston, Larry Hovis, John Amos, Ned Wertimer, Ted Bessell, Tom Bosley, Albert Brooks, Teresa Graves, Mike Henry, Tina Louise, Monte Markham, Bernie Kopell, Sid Melton, Charles Nelson Reilly, Hal Williams, Edward Andrews, Joan Blondell, Richard Dreyfuss, Liam Dunn, Herb Edelman, John Erwin, Teri Garr, Pamela Mason, Ruth McDevitt, Jerry Paris, Barbara Rhoades, Jerry Van Dyke, Joyce Van Patten, Candy Clark, Valerie Curtin, George Furth, Pat Harrington Jr.
Synopsis: Dick Van Dyke and Hope Lange play modern married couple Dick and Jenny Preston, who have comic misadventures raising their teenage daughter.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: Three seasons, 72 episodes, last broadcast on March 18, 1974
Trivia: CBS was so desperate to get Van Dyke back on TV that they signed him to a three year contract. Van Dyke had moved to Arizona and did not want to return to Los Angeles so the series was filmed in Carefree, Arizona for the first two seasons. Ratings were so bad for Season 2 that CBS wanted to cancel the series but couldn’t, so it was retooled and moved to Hollywood for the third and final season. CBS refused to air an episode in which the daughter of Van Dyke’s and Lange’s characters walks in on them having sex (off camera). Show creator Carl Reiner was so angry he refused to work on the show beyond the third season, and vowed to never work in television again particularly with CBS (which was allowing more controversial topics on All in the Family). Van Dyke didn’t like working back in Hollywood and wanted to return to Arizona, and did not want to continue the show without Reiner. He opted to not renew his contract and the show was cancelled. The unaired episode did play in syndication.

September 18 – The Partners

Cast: Don Adams, Rupert Crosse, John Doucette, Dick Van Patten
Guest Cast: Yvonne Craig, Cliff Osmond, Jack Webb, May Britt, Foster Brooks, Martin E. Brooks, Ellen Corby, Herbie Faye, Sandra Gould, Sid Haig, Bob Hastings, David Huddleston, Marty Ingels, Herbert Jefferson Jr., Art Metrano, Jesse White, Jack Carter, Hans Conried, Liam Dunn, James Van Patten, Pat Van Patten, Vincent Van Patten
Synopsis: Lennie Crooke and George Robinson are inept detectives teamed together to solve crimes.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 20 episodes, last broadcast on September 8, 1972
Trivia: NBC pulled the series after Episode 15 on January 8, 1972. The final five episodes were burned off over the summer starting on July 28. Godfrey Cambridge was originally to co-star but left the series during rehearsals due to creative differences with Don Adams.

1981

September 12 – Blackstar

Voice Cast: George DiCenzo, Linda Gary, Patrick Pinney, Alan Oppenheimer, Frank Welker
Guest Voice Cast: Lou Scheimer, Erika Scheimer
Synopsis: An astronaut, stranded on a primitive planet in a distant universe, fights against the tyranny of the Overlord.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 5, 1981
Trivia: The character of Blackstar was supposed to be Black but CBS ordered the change to a white character.

September 12 – Goldie Gold and Action Jack

Voice Cast: Judy Strangis, Booker Bradshaw, Henry Corden, Peter Cullen, Alan Dinehart, Walker Edmiston, Keye Luke, Terence McGovern, Sonny Melendrez, Shepard Menken, Avery Schreiber, Lyle Talbot
Synopsis: The adventures of a wealthy young woman and her male reporter partner.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 5, 1981

September 12 – The Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam!

Voice Cast: Maylo McCaslin, Barry Gordon, Dawn Jeffory, Burr Middleton, Norm Prescott
Guest Voice Cast: Alan Oppenheimer, Lou Scheimer, Linda Gary, Jere Fields, Christopher Hensel
Synopsis: The adventures of a high school for superheroes while the Marvel Family fights evil with the power given to them by the wizard, Shazam.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 12 episodes, last broadcast on November 28, 1981
Trivia: Each episode featured two stories, ‘Hero High’ and ‘Shazam!’. The ‘Hero High’ stories were originally to feature the ‘Archie’ characters but Filmation terminated its relationship with Archie Comics during development and the characters were made generic versions of the ‘Archie’ characters.

September 12 – The Smurfs

Voice Cast: Don Messick, Danny Goldman, Lucille Bliss, Frank Welker, Michael Bell, June Foray, Hamilton Camp, William Callaway, Paul Winchell, Alan Oppenheimer, Alan Young, Kip King, Charlie Adler
Guest Voice Cast: ulie McWhirter, Lennie Weinrib, Janet Waldo, Brenda Vaccaro, Jonathan Winters, Kenneth Mars, Arte Johnson, Keene Curtis, Marshall Efron, William Christopher, Russi Taylor, Peter Cullen, Phil Hartman, Henry Polic II, Ronnie Schell, Dick Gautier, Jerry Houser, Tress MacNeille, Rob Paulsen, Allan Melvin, Patti Deutsch, Jennifer Darling, Ruth Buzzi, Rene Auberjonois, Kath Soucie, Fred Travalena, Avery Schreiber, Barry Gordon, Ray Walston, Michael Lembeck, Ruta Lee, Teresa Ganzel, Robert Ito, Clyde Kusatsu, Keye Luke, Chuck McCann, Clive Revill, George Takei, Henry Corden, Henry Gibson, Joe Besser, Roger C. Carmel, Marvin Kaplan, Lewis Arquette, Mary Jo Catlett, Sorrell Booke
Synopsis: The adventures of tiny blue creatures and their attempts to outsmart the sorcerer Gargamel and his mangy cat Azrael.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: Nine seasons, 258 episodes, last broadcast on December 2, 1989
Trivia: Uncredited voice actors include Ed Begley Jr., Richard Dysart, Edie McClurg, William Schallert, Les Tremayne and Tony Jay. One of the longest running Saturday morning cartoons that spun off seven TV specials. Winner of the Outstanding Chidlren’s Entertainment Series Daytime Emmy Award in for the 1982-1983 season.

September 12 – Space Stars

Voice Cast: Michael Bell, Keene Curtis, Richard Erdman, Virginia Gregg, Darryl Hickman, Casey Kasem, Allan Lurie, Sparky Marcus, Chuck McCann, Don Messick, Gary Owens, David Raynr, Mike Road, Stanley Ralph Ross, Steve Spears, John Stephenson, Alexandra Stoddart, B.J. Ward, Lennie Weinrib, Frank Welker, Michael Winslow
Synopsis: The show was made up of four different cartoon segments, these being: Space Ghost, The Herculoids, Teen Force, and Astro and the Space Mutts.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 11 episodes, last broadcast on January 8, 1982

September 12 – Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends

Voice Cast: Hans Conried, Sally Julian, Michael Evans, June Foray, Kathy Garver, Frank Welker, Dan Gilvezan, Jerry Dexter, Anne Lockhart, George DiCenzo, Keye Luke, Alan Dinehart, Walker Edmiston, Al Fann, John Stephenson, Janet Waldo, William Woodson, Johnny Haymer, Alan Young, Allan Melvin, Shepard Menken, Stan Lee, Dennis Marks, Dick Tufeld
Guest Voice Cast: Peter Cullen, Melissa Sue Anderson, Michael Ansara
Synopsis: Spider-Man battles crime in New York City with the help of Iceman and Firestar.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: Three seasons, 24 episodes, last broadcast on November 5, 1983
Trivia: The second season of the show was paired with a new Incredible Hulk cartoon and retitled The Incredible Hulk and the Amazing Spider-Man. The third season was retitled The Amazing Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk. Stan Lee’s narration is missing from most of the third season episodes. Dan Gilvezan had been hired to voice Spider-Man but found out a week after production began that he had been replaced. Two weeks later, he was called to replace his replacement and had to re-record the first week’s dialogue.

September 12 – Trollkins

Voice Cast: Michael Bell, William Callaway, Jennifer Darling, Marshall Efron, Alan Oppenheimer, Frank Welker, Paul Winchell
Additional Voices: Mel Blanc, Scatman Crothers, Peter Cullen, Billie Hayes, Kenneth Mars, Don Messick, Lennie Weinrib, Alan Young
Synopsis: The series plots follow the adventures of Blitz, Pixlee, and their pet companion Flooky.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 5, 1981

September 14 – Entertainment Tonight

Hosts: Kevin Frazier, Nischelle Turner, Brooke Anderson, Thea Andrews, Alan Arthur, Jann Carl, Rocsi Diaz, Steve Edwards, Leeza Gibbons, Bob Goen, Tom Hallick, Samantha Harris, Mary Hart, Ron Hendren, Rob Marciano, Cameron Mathison, Nancy O’Dell, Al Owens, Michael Scott, Mark Steines, John Tesh, Marjorie Wallace, Rob Weller, Dixie Whatley
Correspondents: Matt Cohen, Keltie Knight, Rachel Smith, Lauren Zima, Army Archerd, Rona Barrett, Chris Booker, Lisa Canning, Steven Cojocaru, Leanza Cornett, Garrett Glaser, Bill Harris, Huell Howser, Robin Leach, Leonard Maltin, Maria Menounos, Vanessa Lachey, Julie Moran, Carlos Ponce, Andre Leon Talley, Roshumba Williams, Jeanne Wolf, Mary Elizabeth McDonough
Synopsis: Daily entertainment newsmagazine.
Network: Syndication
Broadcast History: Forty seasons, 12,522 episodes to date
Trivia: Longest running show in syndication, surpassing Soul Train’s 37-year run.

September 14 – The People’s Court

Cast: Joseph Warner, Doug Llewelyn
Synopsis: Retired judge Joseph Wapner decides actual small-claims court cases in a California studio. After each case is decided, the parties are often interviewed to obtain their reactions.
Network: Syndication
Broadcast History: Twelve seasons, last broadcast on May 17, 1993
Trivia: The series was revived in 1997 with Ed Koch presiding until 1999. Judge Jerry Sheindlin (Judge Judy’s husband) took over until 2001, followed by Judge Marilyn Milian who currently sits on the bench.

1991

September 14 – Back to the Future: The Animated Series

Cast: David Kaufman, Dan Castellaneta, Thomas F. Wilson, Bill Nye, Christopher Lloyd (live action segments), Mary Steenburgen, Hal Rayle, Josh Keaton, Troy Davidson
Guest Cast: Joe Alaskey, Linday Gary, Danny Mann, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Bibi Osterwald
Synopsis: The time travelling adventures of Doc Brown, his family, and his friend, Marty McFly.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: Two seasons, 26 episodes, last broadcast on December 26, 1992
Trivia: Mary Steenburgen and Thomas F. Wilson are the only actors from the films to voice their animated characters. The voice acting was done as a group instead of in individual recording sessions.

September 14 – Hammerman

Cast: MC Hammer, Neil Crone, Clark Johnson, Jeff Jones, Miguel Lee, Joe Matheson, Susan Roman, Ron Rubin, Carmen Twillie, Louise Vallance, Maurice Dean Wint
Synopsis: The adventures of a musical superhero armed with magical living shoes.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast unknown

September 14 – Nurses

Cast: Arnetia Walker, Mary Jo Keenen, Ada Maris, Kip Gilman, Carlos Lacamara, Stephanie Hodge, David Rasche, Markus Flanagan, Loni Anderson, Jeff Altman, Florence Stanley
Guest Cast: Richard Mulligan, Sid Melton, Park Overall, Dinah Manoff, Matt McCoy, David Leisure, Larry Linville, Gregory Sierra, Leslie Jordan, Betty White, Estelle Getty, Adam Arkin, Lane Davies, Mary Pat Gleason, June Lockhart, John O’Hurley, Eric Pierpoint, Peggy Pope, Jeri Ryan, Fred Willard, Joe Alaskey, Richard Burgi, K Callan, Jack Carter, Eric Christmas, George Coe, Stephen Furst, Philip Baker Hall, Salma Hayek, Rue McClanahan, Art Metrano, John Ratzenberger, Connie Sawyer, Peter Scolari, Tim Thomerson, Nicolas Coster, William Daniels, Vince Edwards, Chad Everett, Kathleen Freeman, Amy Hill, Eva LaRue, Tony Plana, Rider Strong, Patrick Warburton, Richard Belzer, Henry Darrow, Joe Flaherty, Jean Kasem, Ed McMahon, Timothy Stack, Adam West
Synopsis: The series revolved around a group of nurses working at a Miami hospital.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: Three seasons, 68 episodes, last broadcast on May 7, 1994
Trivia: A spin-off of Empty Nest, which was a spin-off of The Golden Girls. Various characters from the parent shows visited the series eleven times.

September 14 – ProStars

Cast: Michael Jordan, Bo Jackson, Wayne Gretzky, Dorian Harewood, Dave Fennoy, Townsend Coleman, Diana Barrows, Susan Silo
Guest Cast: Marv Albert, Robert Ito, David L. Lander, Tress MacNeille, Robert Morse, Rob Paulsen, Dana Hill, Tara Strong
Synopsis: Three of the most famous sports stars of the day, basketball star Michael Jordan, hockey star Wayne Gretzky and baseball star Bo Jackson, team up to respond to emergencies around the world.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on december 7, 1991
Trivia: The show was originally to as part of a new ESPN kids block, but the plan was scrapped and NBC picked up the show.

September 14 – Space Cats

Voice Cast: Townsend Coleman, Pat Fraley, Rob Paulsen, Robert Ridgely, Charles Nelson Reilly
Additional Voices: Hamilton Camp, Jennifer Darling, John Erwin, Paul Fusco, Brad Garrett, Barry Gordon, Kath Soucie, Lenny Weinrib
Synopsis: The Space Cats come from a planet called Trygliceride-7, ruled by a being named D.O.R.C. (short for Disembodied Omnipotent Ruler of Cats). D.O.R.C. describes each mission to the team’s leader Captain Catgut, who sends the team of Tom, Scratch and Sniff out to work.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on July 25, 1992

September 14 – Super Mario World

Voice Cast: Harvey Atkin, Walker Boone, Tara Charendoff, Catherine Gallant, Paulina Gillis, Dan Hennessey, Judy Marshak, Gordon Masten, Tracey Moore, James Rankin, Tony Rosato, Andrew Sabiston, Michael Stark, John Stocker, Stuart Stone
Synopsis: Mario, Luigi and Princess Toadstool are living in Dinosaur Land and have a cute always hungry dinosaur named Yoshi as a pet and a caveman child as a friend. They must stop evil King Koopa and his minions the Koopalings.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 7, 1991
Trivia: Featured the same voice actors who had performed in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3.

September 14 – Where’s Waldo

Voice Cast: Townsend Coleman, Brad Garrett, Julian Holloway, Dave Workman, Jim Cummings
Additional Voices: Joe Alaskey, Carol Channing, Jennifer Darling, Pat Fraley, Maurice LaMarche, Chuck McCann, Alan Oppenheimer, Rob Paulsen, Frank Welker
Synopsis: The animated adventures of Waldo and his friends from the Where’s Waldo book series.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 14, 1991
Trivia: Known as Where’s Wally outside North America.

September 14 – Wish Kid

Voice Cast: Macaulay Culkin, Quinn Culkin, Chris Beshy, Paul Haddad, Marilyn Lightstone, Judy Marshak, Andrew Sabiston, Stuart Stone, James Rankin
Additional Voices: Harvey Atkin, Tara Strong, Susan Roman
Synopsis: Nicholas ‘Nick’ McClary owned a baseball glove that had been struck by a miniature shooting star, an event that inexplicably enabled it to magically grant wishes, if punched three times. It was, however, limited to use only once every week, and each wish would expire relatively shortly after it was cast, often at the most inopportune time possible.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 7, 1991
Trivia: A second season was planned for The Family Channel but it was later cancelled.

September 14 – Yo Yogi!

Voice Cast: Greg Burson, Greg Berg, Don Messick, Rob Paulsen, Kath Soucie, John Stephenson, Pat Fraley, Lennie Weinrib, Frank Welker
Additional Voices: Pat Harrington Jr., Lewis Arquette, Charlie Brill, Arte Johnson, Allan Melvin, Howard Morris, Henry Polic II, Ronnie Schell, Sally Struthers, Mitzi McCall
Synopsis: Non-canon update of Yogi Bear and friends, this time as teenage detectives in the local mall.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on December 7, 1991
Trivia: The last series to star Yogi Bear until 2021’s Jellystone! on HBO Max. Some episodes were in 3D or included 3D segments, with 3D glasses offered in boxes of Rice Krispies. The final Saturday morning cartoon produced by Hanna-Barbera.

September 15 – Eerie, Indiana

Cast: Omri Katz, Justin Shenkarow, Mary-Margaret Humes, Francis Guinan, Julie Condra
Guest Cast: Jason Marsden, Archie Hahn, John Astin, Harry Goaz, Gregory Itzin, Belinda Belaski, Eric Christmas, Lucy Lee Flippin, Henry Gibson, Tony Jay, Tobey Maguire, Vincent Schiavelli, Matt Frewer, Christian Cousins, Nikki Cox, Dick Miller, Claude Akins, Rene Auberjonois, Paul Sand, Ray Walston, Joseph Cousins, Scott Weinger, Mark Blankfield, Anita Morris, Stephen Root, Joe Dante, Michael J. Pollard, Leland Orser, Denise Richards
Synopsis: Teenage weirdness investigator Marshall Teller adventures through his new small-town home with his friends, geeky Simon Holmes and mysterious Dash X.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 19 episodes, last broadcast on April 12, 1992
Trivia: Kyle Secor appears uncredited. Episode 5, ‘The Broken Record’, was not aired by NBC. It finally aired on December 9, 1993 when the show was syndicated to The Disney Channel. The series was partly inspired by Twin Peaks, and Harry Goaz played a deputy on both shows.

September 15 – Man of the People

Cast: James Garner, Corinne Bohrer, George Wyner, Romy Walthall, Taylor Nichols, Kate Mulgrew
Guest Cast: Lanei Chapman, Joe Mays, Grant Gelt, Jack Garner, Earl Chaney, Jayne Krashin
Synopsis: A man of dubious past joins the city council in place of his wife. He is savvy and becomes very popular which endangers the plans of several other politicians in town, especially the devious mayor.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 12 episodes (2 unaired), last broadcast on July 13, 1992
Trivia: NBC pulled the show from the schedule after Episode 9 on December 6, 1991, burning off Episode 10 on July 13, 1992. Kathleen Quinlan quit the show early in production and was replaced with Corinne Bohrer, who re-shot Quinlan’s scenes.

September 15 – Pacific Station

Cast: Robert Guillaume, Richard Libertini, John Hancock, Joel Murray, Ron Leibman, Megan Gallagher
Guest Cast: Brock Peters, Bert Rosario, Frances Bay, Timothy Stack, Barbara Stock, Alex Trebek, Tracey Walter, Gedde Watanabe, Pam Grier, Jane Leeves, Robert Mandan, Whitman Mayo
Synopsis: A police comedy show about eccentric police officers.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes (3 unaired), last broadcast on January 3, 1992
Trivia: The series was put on hiatus after Episode 7 on October 27 and returned to a new time slot on December 20 before being cancelled after the 10th episode was broadcast.

September 15 – P.S. I Luv U

Cast: Connie Sellecca, Greg Evigan, Earl Holliman, Jayne Frazer
Guest Cast: Lias Canning, Patrick Macnee, Sony Bono, Dwight Yoakam, Carroll Baker, Carl Ballantine, Beverly Garland, Christopher Neame, Josie Bissett, Vince Edwards, Robert Forster, Ken Howard, Leann Hunley, Roy Thinnes, Leah Ayres, Michael Horse, Sam J. Jones, Ian Ogilvy, Heather Thomas, Lysette Anthony, Lara Parker, Robert Pine, Dick Sargent, Joseph Campanella, Dee Wallace, Darby Hinton, Gregory Sierra, Harry Guardino, Lee Majors, Kari Wuhrer, Robert Wagner
Synopsis: P.S. I Luv U is the story of two people who had been working together in a failed New York Police Department “sting” operation when it became necessary to place both of them in the witness protection program.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes, last broadcast on January 4, 1992
Trivia: Guest stars Lara Parker and Lysette Anthony both played the witch Angelique on Dark Shadows, Parker on the original series and Anthony on the 1991 reboot.

September 16 – James Bond Jr.

Voice Cast: Corey Burton, Jeff Bennett, Jan Rabson, Mari Devon, Simon Templeman, Mona Marshall, Susan Silo, Julian Holloway, Brian Stokes Mitchell
Guest Voice Cast: Kath Soucie, Alan Oppenheimer, Hamilton Camp, Pat Fraley, Linda Gary
Synopsis: The nephew of MI6’s greatest spy carries on his uncle’s legacy by combating a rogues’ gallery of new and familiar villains with the help of his schoolmates.
Network: Syndication
Broadcast History: One season, 65 episodes, last broadcast on March 2, 1992
Trivia: The series was fully sanctioned by Danjaq and United Artists, which held the rights to the James Bond film franchise. It remains the only produced Bond television series. Though not canon to the films, some film characters do appear in the series.

September 16 – Jenny Jones

Host: Jenny Jones
Synopsis: Daytime tabloid talk show.
Network: Syndicated
Broadcast History: Twelve seasons, 1500 episodes, last broadcast on May 21, 2003
Trivia: One 1995 episode, ‘Same Sex Secret Crushes’, led to the murder of a guest after he confessed to a crush on another male guest. The object of the crush, Jonathan Schmitz, laughed it off on air, but three days later murdered Scott Amedure. The show was eventually held liable for $25 million to be paid to Amedure’s family, but the decision was overturned by an appellate court which ruled the producers were not responsible for the actions of their guests after taping. The incident, and other objectionable topics, led the show to be removed from some stations, causing ratings to drop and ending the show in 2003.

September 17 – Home Improvement

Cast: Tim Allen, Earl Hindman, Taran Noah Smith, Zachery Ty Bryan, Patricia Richardson, Richard Karn, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Debbe Dunning, William O’Leary, Jimmy Labriola, Pamela Anderson, Blake Clark
Guest Cast: Charles Robinson, Tammy Lauren, Bonnie Bartlett, Polly Holliday, Vicki Lewis, Dick O’Neill, Tom Poston, Robert Picardo, Joel Higgins, Carlene Watkins, Tom Wopat, M. Emmet Walsh, Maryedith Burrell, Noble Willingham, Ja’net Dubois, Jay Leno, Wendie Jo Sperber, Berlinda Tolbert, Sam McMurray, Stephen Root, Christopher McDonald, Eric Christmas, Eileen Brennan, George Foreman, The Manhattan Transfer, Tom Verica, Lee Garlington, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Ann Miller, James Cromwell, Jim Breuer, Max Gail, Bruce McGill, Morgan Fairchild, Penn Jillette, Kathryn Joosten, Gedde Watanabe, Alan Fudge, Jim Beaver, Dave Chappelle, Michelle Williams, Laura Bell Bundy, James Read, Miguel Sandoval, Dan Aykroyd, George Coe, David DeLuise, Anne Francis, Harry Groener, Michael Cudlitz, Joan Lunden, Richard Riehle, Teller, Adam Wylie, Rider Strong, Drake Bell, Connie Sawyer, Rodney Dangerfield, Janeane Garofalo, Ernest Borgnine, John Elway, Victoria Principal, James Hong, Bibi Osterwald, Shelley Morrison, Dom Irrera, Jessica Tuck, Story Musgrave, Amy Steel, Leslie Bibb, Drew Carey, Alex Rocco, Graham Jarvis, Dean Haglund, Evander Holyfield, Alan Jackson, Susan Krebs, Eileen Heckart, Kathleen Freeman, Kyle Howard, Lucy Liu, Al Jardine, Tracy Letts, Ken Duncan, Jimmy Carter, Mike Love, Carl Wilson, Peter Bonerz
Synopsis: The daily trials and tribulations of Tim ‘The Tool Man’ Taylor, a television show host raising three mischievous boys with help from his loyal co-host, loving wife, and eccentric neighbor.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: Eight seasons, 204 episodes, last broadcast on May 25, 1999
Trivia: CCH Pounder, Leeza Gibbons and Oprah Winfrey appear in uncredited roles. The series and Tim’s show-within-a-show were originally called Hammer Time. Frances Fisher played Tim’s wife in the first pilot, but was recast after being too serious in her line delivery. Bedford Lloyd had been cast as neighbor Wilson, but dropped out after he learned his face would be hidden behind a fence most of the time. Stephen Tobolowsky was cast as Tim’s show co-host Glen, but was busy filming a movie when the first pilot was shot. Richard Karn was brought in to fill in for as long as Tobolowsky was absent, but he was still busy with the movie after a few episodes had taped and decided he had no time for a series, so Glen never came to be, and Karn got a permanent job as Al. Allen was offered $50 million for a ninth season, and Patricia Richardson was offered $25 million but they both declined and the series came to an end.

September 17 – Flesh ‘n’ Blood

Cast: David Keith, Lisa Darr, Meghan Andrews, Perry Anzilotti, Peri Gilpin, Chris Stacy
Guest Cast: Eric Christmas, Leslie Nielsen, Parker Stevenson, Brenda Vaccaro, Tamera Mowry-Housley
Synopsis: Flesh ‘n’ Blood is the story of Baltimore Assistant District Attorney Rachel Brennan (Lisa Darr), an attractive, driven young woman who had almost everything, including overwhelming political ambition and the talent to back it up. The one major thing which she lacked was her birth family – she was acutely aware of how her birth mother had put her up for adoption, and longed to meet her.
Network: NBC
Broadcast History: One season, 12 episodes (4 unaired), last broadcast on November 15, 1991

September 17 – Sibs

Cast: Marsha Mason, Alex Rocco, Jami Gertz, Dan Castellaneta, Margaret Colin
Guest Cast: Evan Handler, Christopher Rich, Carol Kane, Sam McMurray, Cleavant Derricks, Carol Leifer, Paul Ben-Victor, Bibi Besch, Ian Buchanan, Keith Coogan, Julie Kavner, Robert Knepper, Darren McGavin, Dick O’Neill, Brenda Strong, Tracey Ullman, Tuc Watkins
Synopsis: Nora, Audie, and Lily are three sisters navigating life events. Lily is newly single, Audie is worried about her real-estate career, and Nora is a successful accounted happily married to Howie.
Network: ABC
Broadcast History: One season, 22 episodes (11 unaired), last broadcast on April 29, 1992
Trivia: All of the exteriors of the Heffernan house on The King of Queens were originally shot for this series seven years earlier. After cancellation, the series was retooled as Separated by Birth, with Colin, Gertz and Castellaneta reprising their roles. ABC aired the pilot as a special on July 2, 1994 but passed on ordering it to series.

September 18 – The Royal Family

Cast: Redd Foxx, Della Reese, Mariann Aalda, Sylver Gregory, Larenz Tate, Naya Rivera, Jackée Harry, Barry Shabaka Henley
Guest Cast: Omar Gooding, Reynaldo Rey, Bumper Robinson, Bumper Robinson, Ken Foree, Robert Hooks, Phil LaMarr, Ron Glass, Slappy White, Aaron Lustig, Don Bexley, Ed Lover
Synopsis: Al Royal and his wife Victoria had just settled down to retire when their daughter Elizabeth, newly divorced from a man that Al had always hated, moved back home with her three children, Curtis, Kim, and Hillary. Life became turbulent for Al and Victoria, who had worked so hard to “get their children out of the house.”
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 15 episodes (2 unaired), last broadcast on May 13, 1992
Trivia: Redd Foxx suffered a fatal heart attack on the set. Due to his running gag on Sanford & Son where he would clutch his chest and fake a heart attack, no one took him seriously until it was too late. Della Reese attributed Foxx’s heart attack due to an argument he’d had with a producer moments earlier. Reese claimed constant tension between Foxx and the producer due to racism on the producer’s part. A tribute episode was taped but the producer scrapped it because it was ‘too sad’. Jackée Harry was added to the cast after Foxx’s death to play the younger sister of Reese’s character. After her first episode aired, the show went on hiatus, was retooled, and when the show returned, Harry became the Royal’s eldest daughter Coco.

September 18 – Teech

Cast: Maggie Han, Steven Gilborn, Phill Lewis, Curnal Achilles Aulisio, Joshua Hoffman, Kenny Johnston, Jason Kristofer, Jack Noseworthy
Guest Cast: Jensen Daggett, David Graf, B.B. King, Claudette Nevins
Synopsis: Teech Gibson is a token black music teacher at exclusive Winthrop Academy near Philadelphia. The stories revolve around four students, George Dubcek, Kenny Freedman, Boyd Askew and Alby Nichols.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 13 episodes (9 unaired), last broadcast on October 16, 1991
Trivia: A scene featuring an interracial kiss was nearly dropped for concerns of the network’s reaction. Phil Lewis argued in 1991 they shouldn’t have to worry about something like this.

2001

September 12 – Wolf Lake

Cast: Lou Diamond Phillips, Tim Matheson, Paul Wesley, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Graham Greene, Mia Kirshner, Scott Bairstow, Sharon Lawrence, Carmen Moore
Guest Cast: Bruce McGill, Jeff Fahey, Jason Kravits, Austin Nichols, Gregory Itzin, Ryan Robbins
Synopsis: Set in the Pacific Northwest, this suspense thriller explores what happens when werewolves overtake a small Seattle suburb.
Network: CBS
Broadcast History: One season, 9 episodes, last broadcast on October 24, 2001
Trivia: Xander Berkeley, Mark Hildreth and Steve Zahn make uncredited appearances. CBS cancelled the series after five episodes. Five months later it was picked up by UPN which replayed the previously aired episodes and the the last four that CBS did not air.

September 13 – Sitting Ducks

Voice Cast: Kathleen Barr, Michael Benyaer, Jay Brazeau, Gerry Chalk, Louis Chirillo, Ian James Corlett, Brian Dobson, Paul Dobson, Scott McNeil
Additional Voices: Pauline Newstone, Chantal Strand, Lee Tockar, Dave ‘Squatch’ Ward, Cathy Weseluck, Alec Willows, Chiara Zanni, Sylvia Zaradic
Synopsis: Sitting Ducks follows the adventures of Bill, a duck, and Aldo, an alligator.
Network: Cartoon Network
Broadcast History: Two seasons, 26 episodes, last broadcast on July 5, 2003
Trivia: All of the alligators’ names start with A.

September 15 – Alienators: Evolution Continues

Voice Cast: Mark Acheson, Andrew Francis, Fiona Hogan, Cusse Mankuma, Akiko Ann Morison, Kirby Morrow, John Payne, Lee Tockar
Additional Voices: Tony Alcantar, Kathleen Barr, Jim Byrnes, Joely Collins, Mackenzie Gray, Kim Hawthorne, Mark Hildreth, Adrian Holmes, Kristie Marsden, Maxine Miller, Richard Newman, Alvin Sanders, Peter Shinkoda, Chantal Strand, Samuel Vincent, Dale Wilson, Lenore Zann
Synopsis: When a meteor, bearing a Trojan Horse worth of rapidly-evolving organisms, crashes into The Earth, it’s up to Dr. Ira Kane, Dr. Harry Block and their friend Wayne to unite as an anti-alien defense force known as The Alienators.
Network: FOX Kids
Broadcast History: One season, 26 episodes, last broadcast on June 22, 2002
Trivia: Known as Evolution: The Animated Series in the UK and other territories outside of the US. The series is a continuation of the 2001 film Evolution.

September 15 – The Proud Family

Voice Cast: Kyla Pratt, Tommy Davidson, Paula JainParker, Jo Marie Payton, Tara Strong, Karen Malina White, Soleil Moon Frye, Alisa Reyes, Orlando Brown, Raquel Lee, Carlos Mencia, Alvaro Guttierez, Anthony Caraballo, Michele L. Jennings, Maria Canals-Barrera, Aries Spears, Kevin Michael Richardson, Phil LaMarr
Additional Voices: Cedric the Entertainer, Sandra Oh, Ron Glass, Cree Summer, Patricia Belcher, Big Boy, John Witherspoon, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Al Roker, Kym Whitley, Vanessa Williams, Tim Conway, Steve Harvey, Ving Rhames, Romeo Miller, Billy West, Kobe Bryant, Ashanti, Gloria Allred, James Avery, Pat Crawford Brown, Vivica A. Fox, Ray J, Samuel L. Jackson, Kel Mitchell, Raven-Symoné, Bruce Vilanch, Gedde Watanabe, Anthony Anderson, Lacey Chabert, David Alan Grier, Robert Guillaume, Amy Hill, Shar Jackson, Shia LeBeouf, Mo’Nique, Khary Payton, Lou Rawls, Freddy Rodriguez, Stephen Root, Solange, Jeffrey Tambor, Cicely Tyson, Traci Bungham, Roscoe Lee Brown, Tisha Campbell, Mariah Carey, Tim Curry, Michael Clarke Duncan, Brian Dunkleman, Kirk Franklin, Estelle Harris, Randy Jackson, Alicia Keys, Jenifer Lewis, Ted McGinley, Smokey Robinson, Paul Rodriguez, Sheetal Sheth, Gabrielle Union, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Robert Ito
Synopsis: Follow the adventures and misadventures of Penny Proud as she does her best to navigate through the early years of teend-dom.
Network: Disney Channel
Broadcast History: Two seasons, 52 episodes (plus one movie), last broadcast on August 19, 2005
Trivia: The series was originally developed for Disney’s One Saturday Morning, then Nickelodeon before being picked up by Disney Channel. A 1999 Nickelodeon pilot was produced but never shown. The first animated Disney Channel Original Series. A revival series for Disney Plus was announced on February 27, 2020. Papi’s green hair and laughter was an homage to Cesar Romero’s Joker on the 1960s Batman TV series.

September 17 – ElimiDate

Narrator: Dale Inghram
Synopsis: One lucky single goes on a date with 4 perfect suitors….at the same time!
Network: Syndication
Broadcast History: Five seasons, last broadcast on May 24, 2006
Trivia: The WB aired a network version, ElimiDate Deluxe in 2001-2002, but was dropped after just a few airings.

September 18 – Moolah Beach

Host: J.D. Roth
Synopsis: 12 teens compete in a Survivor like game for a grand prize of $25,000.
Network: FOX Kids
Broadcast History: One season, 6 episodes, last broadcast on November 24, 2001
Trivia: A second season was announced but never materialized. The show’s format was reworked as Endurance for Discovery Kids.

September 18 – Access Granted

Featured: T.I., Nelly, Jermaine Dupri, Snoop Dogg, Lil’ Wayne, Ciara, 50 Cent, Benny Boom, Ashanti, Trey Songz, Eddie Griffin, Mary J. Blige, Mike Epps, Kelly Rowland, Monica, Leona Lewis, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, Eric Benét, Bootsy Collins, Aunjanue Ellis, Brian Grazer, Neil Patrick Harris, Denise Richards, Pauley Shore, Missy Elliott, Lil Jon, Tommy Lee, Lil’ Kim, Busta Rhymes, John Singleton, Fantasia Barrino, Kirk Franklin, Ice Cube, Akon, Nadia Bjorlin, Jadakiss, Magic Johnson, T-Pain, Soulja Boy, Ray J, Rodney Jerkins, Method Man, Brandy Norwood, Drake, Jamie Foxx, Rick Ross, Kanye West
Synopsis: All access is granted to the set of a music video of a certain vocal artist, whether hip-hop or R&B, allowing the secrets behind the graphics, props and dynamics of the video imagery.
Network: BET
Broadcast History: The series ended in 2009.

2011

September 12 – Anderson Live

Host: Anderson Cooper
Synopsis: Live talk show hosted by Anderson Cooper.
Network: Syndication
Broadcast History: Two seasons, 320 episodes, last broadcast on May 20, 2013
Trivia: Known simply as Anderson during the first season.

September 12 – The Bill Cunningham Show

Host: Bill Cunningham
Synopsis: Daytime talk show.
Network: Syndication / The CW
Broadcast History: Five seasons, 650 episodes, last broadcast on September 9, 2016
Trivia: The CW picked up the show for distribution with the start of its second season. Cunningham ended the series due to the grueling taping schedule, particularly the final season when all of the fifth season episodes were taped in August and September of 2015.

September 12 – The Jeremy Kyle Show

Host: Jeremy Kyle
Synopsis: British-American daytime television tabloid talk show.
Network: Syndication
Broadcast History: Two seasons, 300 episodes, last broadcast on May 21, 2013

September 14 – H8R

Host: Mario Lopez
Synopsis: The program featured celebrities confronting someone critical of their success, career, lifestyle, or fame while attempting to win them over and convince them that their animosity was misdirected.
Network: The CW
Broadcast History: One season, 6 episodes (2 unaired), last broadcast on October 5, 2011

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