The 1980s gave us plenty of TV shows that still hold up well to this day. Everyone should watch these classics at least once ...

From Cheers to Dynasty to Hill Street Blues to The A-Team, the television of the 1980s was an eclectic mix of sharp sitcoms ...

A major ‘80s ABC sitcom is coming to Prime Video. All eight seasons of Who’s the Boss? will be landing on the streamer on ...

Time hasn't been kind to once-beloved shows of the 1980s like Small Wonder, Family Ties, and Growing Pains, with their ...

WhilePolice Squad! might have only lasted six episodes on ABC back in 1982, the sitcom’s acclaim led to one of the biggest comedy franchises of all time, The Naked Gun, in the years that followed. Not ...

TV shows from the '80s just hit differently. The electric era encouraged experimentation, allowing for all kinds of genre series to hit the networks and delight audiences. The mere fact we continue to ...

Growing Pains is one of those rare shows where every episode is just as good as the last, making it no surprise that it was the eighth-most-watched show in 1986. The series was among the most ...

The eventual Die Hard star made his first impression on America alongside Cybill Shepherd on ABC's Moonlighting — so why didn't it get a sixth season?

In some cases, the ’80s help define the tone of the narrative. In others, they’re a key part of the story’s central conflict.

From the family sitcom Growing Pains to the Bruce Willis series Moonlighting, too many great shows in the '80s have been ...

Mr. T's B. A. Baracus and George Peppard's Hannibal looking at Dwight Schultz's Howling Mad Murdock in The A-Team - NBC TV shows from the '80s just hit differently. The electric era encouraged ...