Chronology of Television

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Last updated: 2023 December 20.

1990

January 1
  • US Federal Communications Commission implements "SYNDEX" giving independent stations more rights over cable TV outlets for exclusive syndicated programs. [1]
  • Sports News Network begins operation on cable TV. [1]
January 14
  • Fox-TV premieres prime-time cartoon TV series The Simpsons. [457]
January 15
  • 6th Soap Opera Digest Awards - Knots Landing wins. [1]
  • NBC TV begins airing the series Blue Bayou. [6]
February 5
  • Notre Dame becomes first team to sell its game to a major network (NBC). [1]
February 8
  • 60 Minutes commentator Andy Rooney suspended by CBS for racial remarks attributed to him by a gay magazine. [1]
February 9
  • The Bradys return to TV for six episodes on CBS TV. [1]
February 22
  • CBS live telecasts the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences presentation of the 32nd Annual Grammy Awards. Some winners:
    • Record of the Year: Bette Midler for "Wind Beneath My Wings";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female: Bonnie Raitt for "Nick Of Time";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male: Michael Bolton for "How Am I Supposed To Live Without You";
    • Best Rock Vocal Performance, Male: Don Henley for "The End Of The Innocence";
    • Best Hard Rock Performance: Living Colour for "Cult Of Personality";
    • Best Metal Performance: Metallica for "One";
    • Best Rap Performance: Young MC for "Bust A Move".
    [1] [457] [1353]
February 26
  • The 100th episode of US TV show MacGyver airs. [457]
March 3
  • NBC airs the 100th episode of TV show ALF. [457]
March 21
  • CBS-TV debuts series Normal Life, starring Moon Unit and Dweezil Zappa. [1] [457]
  • CBS-TV debuts series Sydney, starring Valerie Bertinelli. [1] [457]
March 27
  • The United States begins broadcasting TV Martí to Cuba. [42]
March 31
  • NBC-TV debuts the Carol and Company TV show, hosted by Carol Burnett. [6] [457]
April 1
  • The Comedy Channel on cable TV begins transmitting in the US. [1]

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  • CBS fires sportscaster Brent Mussburger. [1]
April 4
  • The Marshall Chronicles premieres on ABC-TV. [1]
April 8
  • ABC-TV debuts the primetime serial Twin Peaks. [1] [457]
April 9
  • ABC-TV debuts David Milch's Capital News, starring Lloyd Bridges. [1] [457]
April 15
  • In Living Color premieres on FOX-TV. [1]
May 18
  • Return To Green Acres TV movie airs. [1]
May 19
  • General Elvis, TV drama, last airs on ABC. [1]
May 21
  • CBS-TV airs the last episode of Newhart. [1] [457]
May 28
  • CBS-TV debuts The Dave Thomas Comedy Show. [457]
May 31
  • The TV show The Seinfeld Chronicles debuts. [1] [457]
June 1
  • The Cowboy Channel on cable TV begins transmitting. [1]
June 9
  • The NBC TV network begins airing the Singer & Sons show. [6]
June 23
  • A rally to save TV show Alien Nation from cancellation is held at the Statue of Liberty. [1]
  • TV Guide selects Arsenio Hall as TV personality of the year. [1] [457]
June 25
  • CBS-TV airs The Dave Thomas Comedy Show for the last time. [457]
June 27
  • The NBC TV network air the final Singer and Sons show. [6]
July 8
  • ABC airs the final episode of TV show Mr. Belvedere. [457]
July 12
  • CBS airs the first episode of TV show Northern Exposure. [457]
July 16
  • ABC-TV debuts debuts TV show Into The Night, hosted by Rick Dees. [1] [457]
August 31
  • The 570th and last episode of the show Win, Lose, or Draw is aired in syndication. [6]
September 1
  • The ABC TV network airs the last episode of Disney's Gummi Bears / Winnie the Pooh Hour. [6]
September 3
  • The TV series The Challengers first airs. [6]
September 4
  • Jerry Lewis' 25th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $44,172,186. [1]
September 8
  • NBC begins airing the Disney TV series The Fanelli Boys. [6]
  • The ABC TV network debuts the animated series New Kids on the Block. [6]
September 10
  • The 2-hour The Disney Afternoon syndicated TV show premieres. Included is a new series, Tale Spin. [6]
  • TV show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air debuts, starring Will Smith. [457]
September 13
  • NBC airs the first episode of TV show Law and Order. [457]
September 16
  • Iraq televises an 8-minute uncensored speech from US President George Bush. [1]
September 19
  • The CBS TV network debuts the Disney-produced series Lenny. [6]
September 23
  • The NBC TV network debuts the Disney-produced series Hull High. [6]
  • PBS begins an 11-hour miniseries on The US Civil War. [1]
  • The Disney Channel begins airing the series The Magical World of Disney. [6]
October 4
  • FOX begins airing TV show Beverly Hills 90210. [457]
October 25
  • NBC airs the 200th episode of the Cheers TV show. [457]
October 30
  • NBC airs the 100th episode of Matlock TV show. [457]
December 8
  • CBS airs the last episode of the Wiseguy TV show. [457]
December 30
  • The NBC TV network cancels the show Hull High. The shows had cost US$325,000 each to produce. [6]
December 31
  • The Sci-Fi Channel on cable TV begins transmitting. [1]

1991

January 3
  • NBC TV begins airing the series Blossom. [6] [457]
January 6
  • Real Life With Jane Pauley premieres on NBC-TV. [1]
January 7
  • Nia Peeples' Party Machine 30-minute TV show premieres. [1] [457]
January 8
  • Davis Rules with Jonathan Winters and Randy Quaid premieres on ABC-TV. [1]
January 14
  • Barbara DeAngelis Show premieres on CBS-TV. [1]
January 16
  • 7th Soap Opera Digest Awards - Days of Our Lives wins. [1]
January 25
  • TV soap opera Generations last episode after a 2.5-year run. [1] [457]
January 28
  • NBC-TV debuts the news-in-depth show A Closer Look, with Faith Daniels. [1] [457]
February 16
  • NBC airs the 300th episode of Saturday Night Live TV show. [457]
  • NBC airs the last episode of the Disney TV series The Fanelli Boys. [6]
February 20
  • CBS live telecasts the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences presentation of the 33rd Annual Grammy Awards. Some winners:
    • Record of the Year: Phil Collins for "Another Day In Paradise";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male: Roy Orbison for "Oh Pretty Woman";
    • Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female: Alannah Myles for "Black Velvet";
    • Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: Aerosmith for "Janie's Got A Gun";
    • Best Rap Solo Performance: M.C. Hammer for "U Can't Touch This".
    [1] [457] [1354]
March 9
  • The CBS TV network airs the last show of the series Lenny. [6]
March 28
  • NBC airs the 100th episode of L.A. Law TV show. [457]
April 5
  • The NBC TV network begins airing the series The 100 Lives of Black Jack Savage. [6]
April 6
  • The Disney Channel begins airing the animated series Darkwing Duck. [6]
April 7
  • Fox airs the 100th episode of TV show Married With Children. [457]
April 11
  • New York City's Museum of Broadcasting becomes "Museum of Radio and Television". [1]
April 12
  • 2,500th episode of Entertainment Tonight airs on US TV. [1] [457]
April 16
  • The Disney-produced TV series STAT first airs. [6]
April 22
  • Johnny Carson announces he will retire next year from The Tonight Show. [1]
  • Shalom America (Jewish cable network) is launched in Brooklyn and Queens. [1]
April 25
  • CBS airs the 300th episode of the primetime soap Knots Landing. [457]
April 26
  • The ABC TV network begins airing the series Dinosaurs. [1] [6]
May 3
  • 356th and final episode of CBS-TV's second-longest-running series Dallas, second only to Gunsmoke. [1] [129]
  • CBS airs the final episode of the Dallas TV show. [457]
May 21
  • The last episode of STAT airs. [6]
May 26
  • The NBC TV network airs the last show of the series The 100 Lives of Black Jack Savage. [6]
June 10
  • ABC airs TV serial drama Twin Peaks for the final time. [457]
June 17
  • The 100th episode of TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation airs. [457]
July 27
  • TV Guide publishes its 2000th edition. [1]
August 19
  • The NBC TV network airs the last episode of Carol & Co.. [6]
August 30
  • The last episode of the TV series The Challengers airs. [6]
August 31
  • The ABC TV network airs the last episode of the animated series New Kids on the Block. [6]
September 7
  • The animated Darkwing Duck TV series begins airing on ABC and in syndication. [6]
September 8
  • The Fox TV network begins airing the Herman's Head series. [6]
September 14
  • The NBC TV network debuts the series Nurses. [6]
September 15
  • The NBC TV network begins airing the series Pacific Station. [6]
  • The final show of The Party Machine with Nia Peeples airs. [1]
September 17
  • The ABC TV network debuts the Disney-produced TV show Home Improvement. [6] [457]
September 21
  • The NBC TV network debuts the Disney TV show The Torkelsons. [6]
September 25
  • The ABC TV network premieres the Disney TV series Good and Evil. [1] [6]
September 27
  • CBS TV debuts the Princesses TV show. [1]
September 28
  • ABC-TV debuts TV series The Commish. [457]
October 7
  • The ABC TV network begins exclusive airing of Disney's Live with Regis and Kathie Lee. [6]
October 12
  • The Nashville Network debuts the Statler Brothers Show. [457]
October 22
  • ABC airs the 100th episode of TV show Full House. [457]
October 31
  • The ABC TV network airs the last episode of the Disney TV series Good and Evil. [6]
November 1
  • The CBS TV network airs the first episode of The Carol Burnett Show. The series started on NBC as Carol & Co.. [6]
November 8
  • CBS-TV premieres The Carol Burnette Show. [1]
November 12
  • The 100th episisode of US TV show Full House airs. [1] [457]
November 16
  • The NBC TV network begins airing the Walter and Emily show. [6]
December 17
  • The TV soap opera One Life To Live airs its 6,000th episode. [1] [457]
December 27
  • The CBS TV network airs the last episode of The Carol Burnett Show. [1] [6]

1992

January 3
  • The NBC TV network airs the last episode of the series Pacific Station. [6]
January 8
  • US President George H. W. Bush is televised falling violently ill at a state dinner in Japan, vomiting into the lap of Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa and fainting. [1] [33]
February 6
  • Late Night's 10th Anniversary Show At Radio City Music Hall airs on NBC. [1]
February 10
  • Final episode of Dangerous Women airs on WWOR-TV. [1]
February 15
  • 100th episode of Cops airs on the Fox Network. [1]
February 22
  • The NBC TV network airs the last Walter and Emily show. [6]
February 25
  • CBS live telecasts the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences presentation of the 34th Annual Grammy Awards. Some winners:
    • Record of the Year: Natalie Cole for "Unforgettable";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female: Bonnie Raitt for "Something To Talk About";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male: Michael Bolton for "When A Man Loves A Woman";
    • Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: R.E.M. for "Losing My Religion";
    • Best Pop Instrumental Performance: Michael Kamen for "Robin Hood - Prince Of Thieves";
    • Best Rock Vocal Performance, Solo: Bonnie Raitt for "Luck Of The Draw";
    • Best Rock Instrumental Performance: Eric Johnson for "Cliffs Of Dover".
    [1] [457] [1355]
March 20
  • Janice Pennington is awarded $1.3 million for accident on Price is Right TV show set. [1]
March 30
  • CBS TV premieres overnight news program Up To The Minute. [1] [457]
April 15
  • Jay Leno's final appearance as permanent guest host of The Tonight Show. [1]
  • William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and DeForest Kelley (Star Trek actors) inducted into National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame. [1]
April 20
  • 100th episode of Murphy Brown TV show airs in USA. [1]
  • The Disney Channel premieres the animated TV series Goof Troop. [6]
  • The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert, held at Wembley Stadium in London, England, is televised live to over one billion people and raises millions of dollars for AIDS research. [1] [33]
April 25
  • ABC airs the final episode of Growing Pains TV show. [1] [457]
  • ABC airs the final episode of Who's the Boss? TV show after 8-year run. [1] [457]
April 30
  • NBC-TV airs the 208th and final episode of The Cosby Show. [1] [457]
May 6
  • The final episode of US TV show Jake and the Fatman airs. [457]
May 9
  • NBC airs the final episode of The Golden Girls TV show. [457]
May 11
  • CBS airs the 100th episode of Murphy Brown TV show. [457]
May 13
  • NBC-TV airs the final episode of Night Court TV show. [1] [457]
May 22
  • Johnny Carson's final appearance as host of The Tonight Show. [1]
May 25
  • Jay Leno becomes the new host of NBC's The Tonight Show, following the retirement of Johnny Carson. [1] [33]
May 31
  • NBC airs the final episode of the sitcom Night Court. [457]
June 6
  • The 700th episode of the syndicated TV series Soul Train airs. [457]
June 20
  • The NBC TV network airs the last episode of the TV show The Torkelsons. [6]
August 1
  • NBC debuts the Saturday Today TV show. [1] [457]
September 4
  • The Disney Channel airs the last episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. [6]
September 12
  • The CBS TV network airs the first show of Disney's The Little Mermaid, entitled Whale of a Tail. [6]
  • The ABC TV network begins airing episodes of Goof Troop. [6]
  • The CBS TV network begins airing the animated TV series Raw Toonage. [6]
  • The NBC TV network airs the last episode of The Golden Girls. [6] (May 9 [1])
September 18
  • The CBS TV network begins airing the Disney show The Golden Palace, a sequel to The Golden Girls. [6]
September 23
  • NBC debuts the first episode of TV show Mad About You. [457]
September 27
  • The Fox TV network debuts the series Woops!. [6]
September 30
  • The ABC TV network debuts the series Laurie Hill. [6]
October 28
  • The ABC TV network airs the last Laurie Hill show. [6]
November 2
  • CBC-TV cancels its 10PM newscast The National and The Journal. [457]
November 18
  • The 100th episode of US TV show In the Heat of the Night airs. [457]
December 6
  • The Fox TV network airs the last episode of the series Woops!. [6]

1993

January 1
  • The launch of United Kingdom morning TV show GMTV. [31]
  • TV show Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman premieres on CBS in the US. [457]
January 3
  • The first episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine airs on TV in the US. [457]
January 4
  • In the UK, BBC Two TV network airs the world's first virtual reality game show, Cyberzone, in which players battle in a sybertown, run on an network of Intel 486-based computers. [731.20]
January 14
  • David Letterman announces his show is moving from NBC to CBS. [1]
January 15
  • NBC TV airs final episide of soap opera Santa Barbara. [1]
February 6
  • The NBC TV network airs the first episode of Almost Home. [6]
  • Tip Tipping, stuntman, dies while filming a segment for BBC's 999 TV show when his main parachute and two reserves fail to open. [467]
February 7
  • TV's Flintstones characters Pebbles Flintstone and Bamm Bamm Rubble get married [1]
February 8
  • General Motors sues NBC, after Dateline NBC allegedly rigged two crashes showing that some GM pickups can easily catch fire if hit in certain places. (NBC settles the lawsuit the following day.) [1] [31]
February 10
  • Michael Jackson Talks To Oprah Winfrey airs on ABC-TV and draws an astounding 39.3 rating/56 share, 90 million people. [1]
February 24
  • CBS live telecasts the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences presentation of the 35th Annual Grammy Awards. Some winners:
    • Record of the Year: Eric Clapton for "Tears In Heaven";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female: k.d. lang for "Constant Craving";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male: Eric Clapton for "Tears In Heaven";
    • Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: U2 for "Achtung Baby";
    • Best Hard Rock Performance with Vocal: Red Hot Chili Peppers for "Give It Away";
    • Best Rap Solo Performance: Sir Mix-A-Lot for "Baby Got Back".
    [1] [457] [1356]
March 5
  • The ABC TV network debuts the series Where I Live. [6]
March 8
  • MTV debuts the Beavis and Butthead animated TV series. [457]
March 12
  • Syndicated TV show Entertainment Tonight airs its 3,000th show. [1] [457]
April 21
  • CBS airs the first episode of TV show Walker, Texas Ranger, starring Chuck Norris. [457]
April 26
  • NBC announces Conan O'Brien is to replace David Lettermann as host of late night TV show. [1]
May 5
  • NBC airs the final episode of Quantum Leap TV show. [457]
May 11
  • Paramaribo Suriname TV studio destroyed by fire. [1]
May 12
  • CBS airs the final episode of TV show Knots Landing. [457]
  • The final episode of the 6-year run of ABC's TV show Wonder Years is seen in the Netherlands. [1] [457]
  • NBC airs the last broadcast of TV show Cheers. [457]
May 13
  • CBS' TV show Knots Landing ends 14-year run with 334th show. [129] [457]
May 20
  • NBC airs the 274th and final episode of the ensemble TV sitcom Cheers. [1] [457]
May 24
  • CBS airs the final episode of TV show Designing Women. [457]
June 11
  • The TV series Cutters first airs. [6]
June 25
  • NBC airs the final Late Night with David Letterman TV show. [457]
July 3
  • The NBC TV network airs the last episode of Almost Home. [6]
July 9
  • The last show of the TV series Cutters airs. Five shows were produced in total. [6]
  • NBC airs the sitcom A Different World for the final time, after a 6-year run. [457]
July 10
  • US music video channel MTV debuts in the Commonwealth of Independent States. [457]
August 6
  • The CBS TV network airs the last episode of The Golden Palace. [6]
August 30
  • CBS-TV debuts Late Show with David Letterman. First musical guest to appear on the new show is Billy Joel. [31] [457]
September 3
  • The syndicated Disney TV show Going Bonkers airs. [6]
September 4
  • The ABC TV network airs the last episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. [6]
  • The CBS TV network airs the last episode of Raw Toonage. [6]
September 10
  • The syndicated TV series Bill Nye, the Science Guy begins. [6]
  • The TV series The Crusaders first airs. [6]
  • Fox debuts TV show The X-Files. [457]
September 11
  • The ABC TV network airs the last episode of Goof Troop. [6]
  • The ABC TV network airs the last show of the Darkwing Duck series. [6]
September 13
  • NBC debuts the Late Night with Conan O'Brien TV show. [31] [457]
September 14
  • The Fox TV network first airs the show Bakersfield P.D.. [6]
September 16
  • NBC airs the first episode of TV show Frazier. [457]
  • The Fox TV network begins airing Disney's The Sinbad Show. [6]
September 18
  • The CBS TV network debuts the animated TV series Marsupilami. [6]
September 21
  • ABC airs the first episode of TV show NYPD Blue. [457]
September 24
  • The ABC TV network begins airing the series Boy Meets World. [6] [457]
September 29
  • ABC-TV debuts sitcom Grace Under Fire, starring Brett Butler. [457]
October 8
  • CBC TV debuts the Royal Canadian Air Farce TV show in Canada. [457]
November 3
  • CBS airs the first episode of TV show The Nanny. [457]
November 20
  • The ABC TV network airs the last episode of Where I Live. [6]

1994

January 3
  • The ABC TV network premieres the Disney TV series The Good Life. [6]
January 4
  • The last episode of the TV show Bakersfield P.D. airs. [6]
January 11
  • The Fox TV network debuts the Monty show. [6]
January 26
  • TNT begins airing TV show Babylon 5. [457]
February 4
  • 10th Soap Opera Digest Awards - Days of Our Lives wins. [1]
February 5
  • Where On Earth Is Carmen San Diego debuts on Fox TV. [1] [457]
February 6
  • The Disney Channel first airs the animated TV series Disney's Aladdin. [6]
February 9
  • FOX airs the 100th episode of TV show Beverly Hills 90210. [457]
February 15
  • The Fox TV network airs the final Monty show. [6]
March 2
  • CBS live telecasts the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences presentation of the 36th Annual Grammy Awards. Some winners:
    • Record of the Year: Whitney Houston for "I Will Always Love You";
    • Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male: Sting for "If I Ever Lose My Faith In You";
    • Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle for "A Whole New World";
    • Best Rock Vocal Performance, Solo: Meat Loaf for "I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)";
    • Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal: Aerosmith for "Livin' On The Edge";
    • Best Hard Rock Performance with Vocal: Stone Temple Pilots for "Plush";
    • Best Metal Performance with Vocal: Ozzy Osbourne for "I Don't Want To Change The World".
    [1] [457] [1357]
March 9
  • The TV show Thunder Alley premieres. [6]
  • The ABC TV network debuts the series These Friends of Mine. [6]
March 14
  • The NBC TV network begins airing Disney's Someone Like Me show. [6]
April 11
  • The TV Show Mike & Maty debuts. [6]
April 12
  • The ABC TV network airs the last episode of the Disney TV series The Good Life. [6]
April 13
  • Ted Turner launches the "Turner Classic Movies" cable TV channel in the US. [457]
April 25
  • The NBC TV network airs the last episode of Disney's Someone Like Me show. [6]
April 28
  • FOX airs the 100th episode of The Simpsons TV show. [457]
May 8
  • 500th commentary by Andy Rooney on TV show 60 Minutes. [1] [457]
May 19
  • NBC airs the final episode of TV show L.A. Law, after an 8-year run. [1] [457]
May 23
  • The final episode of US TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation airs. [1] [457]
May 27
  • Final broadcast of Arsenio Hall talk show. [1]
May 28
  • NBC-TV airs final episode of Cafe American. [1]
June 16
  • The Fox TV network airs the last episode of the Herman's Head show. [6]
June 18
  • The NBC TV network airs the last show of Nurses. [6]
June 24
  • France's 1st all news TV station, LCI, begins broadcasting. [457]
July 20
  • The last show of the TV series Dinosaurs airs. [6]
July 28
  • The Fox TV network air the last episode of The Sinbad Show. [6]
September 2
  • The last syndicated episode of Tale Spin airs on TV. [6]
September 4
  • The Fox TV network airs the first episode of the Disney TV show Hardball. [6]
September 10
  • ABC premieres computer-animated cartoon Reboot. [457]
September 12
  • Disney's syndicated TV show Judge for Yourself first airs. [6]
September 19
  • NBC airs the first episode of E.R.. [457]
September 22
  • NBC-TV premieres the sitcom Friends. [30] [457]
October 23
  • The Fox TV network airs the last episode of the Disney TV show Hardball. [6]
October 24
  • The animated TV series Gargoyles first airs. [6]
December 4
  • The Game Show Network launches in the US with mostly reruns of past TV game shows. [457]
December 10
  • The ABC TV network airs the two-hour special Wonderful World of Disney: 40 Years of Television Magic. [6]
  • The 100th episode of US TV show Baywatch airs. [457]
December 31
  • The Discovery Channel cable TV channel debuts in Canada. [457]
  • The Showcase cable TV channel debuts in Canada. [457]
End of 1990-1994. Next: 1995.

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