TV Shows released in 1950

Remember This Date

Host Bill Stern asks contestants questions about memorable events that have happened on the air date of each episode. Songs are performed and visuals are shown as clues to an event.

Quick on the Draw

Masterpiece Playhouse

TV Club

Don McNeil had a very successful morning radio show from 1933 to 1968. This was an attempt to bring the same thing (regulars plus guest stars) to nighttime television). His signature in both mediums: "Be good to yourself."

Your Story Theatre

Half-hour film dramas, both original and from famous authors, featuring Hollywood actors.

We Take Your Word

Viewers sent in words and the panelists attempted to provide the the definitions,derivations and histories of the word.

Waiting for the Break

The understudies and chorus people from current Broadway plays performed songs and scenes from the plays they were appearing in. The show was on for four weeks.

Visit with the Armed Forces

Documentary films about the US Armed Forces.

Village Barn

Live show featuring country music and comedy.

The Vaughn Monroe Show

Musical variety show with guest starts joining Vaughn Monroe who did most of the singing.

Van Camp's Little Show

John Conte hosted this musical variety show that featured a different female musical star and often, other guests.

Toni Twin Time

Three's Company

Take a Chance

Short lived (2-1/2 months) live quiz show with members of the studio audience being selected as contestants to win cash.

Susan Raye

Susan Raye was a singer and pianist who entertained the audience with music.

Starlit Time

A live Sunday-evening musical revue.

Star of the Family

During the first year, the theme of this variety show as to interview people who were related to famous celebrities without divulging who the celebrity was. After a period of time, the ... See full summary »

Rhythm Rodeo

A low-budget musical show that was supposedly "Western" but featured all types of popular music.

Prize Performance

The Peter Lind Hayes Show