From the gold-standard ensemble sitcom Cheers to the groundbreaking police procedural Hill Street Blues, the 1980s brought some of the greatest TV shows ever made. While cinema took a nosedive ...

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From the semi-annoying antics of 'ALF' to 'Knight Rider's' awesome autonomous auto, the 1980s were a transitional time for stimulating small-screen science fiction! Ah, the Eighties! A harrowing ...

Cast: Kent McCord (Capt. Troy), Barry Van Dyke (Lt. Dillon), Robyn Douglass (Jamie Hamilton), Lorne Greene (Adama). Premise: A continuation of Battlestar Galactica in which the surviving Colonials ...

Back before streaming, on-demand, and remote controls with enough buttons to land a ship on the moon, TV was a slower, simpler distraction. We even nicknamed it the “idiot box,” because staring at it ...

These campy 1980s sci-fi TV shows capture the era's charm and innovation, surpassing many modern series in creativity and ...

The 1980s are not often remembered for science fiction shows. While the 1970s were television’s most groundbreaking era, with many taboos being thrown out thanks to comedies such as All in the Family, ...

The people responsible for reviving “The Karate Kid” universe with the “Cobra Kai” TV series have their eyes set on another 1980s pop-culture hit. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jon Hurwitz, ...

TV as a medium has the ability to reflect our culture back to us, but also move it forward in both small and big ways. Here are some shows that felt way ahead of their time, whether that be in one-off ...