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Many 1970s TV shows are classics — but that doesn’t mean you’d enjoy watching them now. The following shows are The post 12 1970s TV Shows That Are Still a Pleasure to Watch appeared first on ...

It's hard to believe it's been over 27 years since the premiere of That '70s Show on Fox and stars Topher Grace and Wilmer Valderrama joined the pop culture zeitgeist alongside Laura Prepon, Ashton ...

TV may still be a relatively young medium, but every decade since its invention, including the '70s, has produced an abundance of shows that end up forgotten.

All told, the 1970s were a chaotic decade. At home, the countercultural revolution of the '60s continued with protests against the Vietnam War and demonstrations in favor of increased women's rights.

The 1970s were host to the science fiction revolution with "Star Trek" making its mighty return in "The Motion Picture," "Star Wars" completely changing the genre in '77, and then there was TV. In the ...

The 1970s was a revolutionary period for television reflecting rapidly evolving social sensibilities and norms throughout the decade. That said, for every show that pushed the medium into ...

Once forgotten by audiences, the series will be making its comeback on a Warner Bros-backed network enjoyed by younger viewers. 54 years since its last episode aired on CBS, The Flintstones spin-off ...

If you don't know who the soft spoken/humble spirit Bob Sumner is, you must have been hiding under a rock for the past 25 years. Sumner was the co-creator of HBO's Def Comedy Jam, where he worked ...

Television in the 1970s pushed the envelope, and its impact has reverberated across the decades. Some series, like "Saturday Night Live," continue to this day; the show, which wrapped its 51st season ...

Netflix's new adaptation of Little House on the Prairie adds nuance to the beloved story, with the inclusion of an Osage family and a greater focus on the Ingalls family's hardships.