TV Shows released in 1952

It's a Business

"It's A Business" is about two song publishers and their secretary.

All Your Own

Showcase for youngsters to display their talents or discuss their hobbies.

Stage a Number

A live prime-time talent showcase for aspiring writers, dancers, choreographers, actors, singers, and other performers and backstage people. A celebrity panel chose two favorite ... See full summary »

Your Surprise Store

That Reminds Me

Meet Your Match

Give and Take

Double or Nothing

Contestants won $10, $20 and $40, then went "double or nothing" on their accumulated $70 for a total of $140. Win or lose, they went on to the "red and white sweepstakes" round - the colors were those of Campbell soups.

The Appleyards

Children's soap opera about the ups and downs of a suburban family.

The Big Revue

The Tim McCoy Show

The Tim McCoy TV show was an afternoon hour on KTLA channel 5 in Los Angeles at 5 pm, LIVE. Used to set in front of the tv everyday watching. He hosted the show showing old Westerns. He ... See full summary »

Where Was I?

Quiz show with the panelists attempting to guess a location by looking at photos and listening to clues.

The Files of Jeffrey Jones

Law school student and former G.I. Jeffrey Jones works as a private investigator in Los Angeles, California. Being broke, he hangs out at the Golden Bubble, getting advice from Joe the ... See full summary »

The Eddie Albert Show

Your Prize Story

The audience was requested to submit first-hand stories that were rewritten and performed on this live, weekly program.

Your Lucky Clue

Each week, two teams, one composed of two detectives and the other composed of two amateurs, tried to solve mysteries, most of which were by Arthur Conan Doyle. The live audience knew where... See full summary »

Who's There?

Summer replacement show with the three panelists attempting to guess a celebrity's name after viewing articles of clothing or props associated with him or her.

Wheel of Fortune

This summer replacement show rewarded people who had performed heroic deeds or had helped others. The contestants were brought on stage and Todd Russell would relate what they had done. ... See full summary »

What Happened?

This quiz show, an "I've Got A Secret" clone, lasted three weeks in the summer of 1952. The panelists attempted to guess what event had happened to the contestants by asking questions. ... See full summary »

The Week in Religion

One hour ecumenical religious show divided into three 20-minute segments for the Protestants, Catholics and Jewish viewers.