There was a time when it was easy to be aware of, if not actually watch, pretty much every show on television. Back in the days of the monoculture, there were only three networks — and those networks ...

Here’s the thing about television in the 1950s: most families didn’t even own a set at the start of the decade. In the beginning of that decade, less than 10% of American households owned a television ...

With so many great shows to choose from, it can be shocking to remember that television is a relatively new medium. By the time the 1960s rolled around, though, television was finding its groove. As ...

Had "The Saint" TV show been Moore's most noteworthy project, and Templar his signature character, the series might have had more cultural staying power. The '60s were a busy time, with landmark TV ...