The 1970s came with several iconic TV shows, but some of the least memorable still deserve some attention. Every decade comes with new TV trends, and the '70s are no exception. These were the years of ...

Television in the 1970s embodied the decade's push-and-pull between the old and the new, reflecting changing social attitudes while holding on to classic themes and ideas. Many shows from this era are ...

Since day one, All My Children has been the home of some of daytime's most shocking and ground-breaking storylines. But the hookups and bitter family feuds that occur in Pine Valley, Pennsylvania are ...

The 1970s may have been when the term "Me Generation" was coined, in reference to entitled baby boomers, but the decade produced a whole lot of TV shows about families as a whole. Of course, there was ...

Despite plots and stories that are frequently futuristic in nature, science fiction is something of a timeless genre. Every decade seems to have their own wealth of movies and television that take ...

NBC has officially found a star for a remake of one of the most iconic television shows of the 1970s. According to a new report from Deadline, David Boreanaz has closed a deal to star in the upcoming ...

There was something magical about growing up with cartoons in the 1970s. Kids woke up early on Saturday mornings, sat cross-legged in front of bulky television sets, and waited patiently for their ...

Every day, Nanna steps through a door hidden inside a tree into the colorful Rainbow Land, where it is always summer. There, she meets a host of unusual characters and introduces the inhabitants to ...

Les Cent Livres des Hommes (ORTF, 1969-1973) was a series of literary programs created by Claude Santelli and Françoise Verny, and produced notably by Santelli, Jean Archimbaud, and Serge Moati.