Not all TV shows from the 1980s hold up, even some of the most well-known, but these series will actually impress a modern ...

Before smartphones, social media, and endless streaming options, sitcoms brought families together at the same time every ...

From The Golden Girls to Cheers and more, the '80s had many long-running sitcoms that remained consistently high quality ...

Sitcoms defined television of the '80s and '90s. Most were geared to entertain families in the after-dinner hours. The shows were meant to appeal to a wide range of ages, keeping audiences tuning in ...

All eight seasons of Who’s the Boss? is headed to Prime Video on March 25th. The series originally debuted on ABC in 1984 and ultimately ran for 196 episodes before concluding in 1992. The series ...

The television landscape was littered with sitcoms and spin-offs in the 1970s and 80s. It seemed that nearly every beloved show ultimately spawned a spin-off, or sometimes even multiple spin-offs.

Every decade has a genre that defines it in terms of television. The 2020s are proving to be the era of high-concept genre offerings covering everything from sci-fi to fantasy to superheroes and, ...

Picture this: It’s the 1980s, and you’re getting ready for primetime TV. While there are some great dramas, sitcoms win for many people. Now, back to today: How many of these shows do you remember?

The 80s were an incredible decade, and the TV shows that Brits watched remain iconic to this day.

One of the first characters from the ‘80s you’ll think of is Sam Malone. Played by Ted Danson, the bartender from Cheers was ...