The 1970s marked the age of the sitcom. Gone were the days of gag comedy, replaced by television series rich with characters ...

The 1970s was a revolutionary time for the American sitcom. The 1960s assortment of comfort food programming like The Andy Griffith Show or The Beverly Hillbillies gave way to a more provocative 70s ...

Yet by the time Canova was cast in the parody, which ran from 1977 to 1981, she had already entered American living rooms as ...

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The '70s were a magical time for television. Sitcoms were breaking new ground by tackling current event topics with poise as well as humor. Viewers found greater understanding of the world around them ...

From The Red Skelton Show and I Love Lucy to Get Smart and All in the Family through Taxi, Cheers and Murphy Brown to Frasier ...

The 1970s were an important decade for television. The progressive trend of 70s culture was reflected in the television programming, spawning shows that offered more social commentary within the ...