Television Alphabet

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1. A is for this show about Gordon Shumway. ALF Above the Law A-Team (The) Ace of Cakes

2. B and C are for Whoopi Goldberg's first sitcom, which also starred Jean Stapleton. Barley Charlie Barbary Coast Bagdad Cafe Barefoot Contessa

3. D is for this show, which starred Neil Patrick Harris as a child doctor. Doc Martin Dollhouse Doogie Howser, M.D. Doc Corkle

4. E is for this sitcom about a hospital emergency room from 1984 that starred (among others) George Clooney. Emergency! East of Everything E/R Ed

5. F is for this show about the faculty and students at the New York Art School. Fastlane Fallen Angels Fame Fantasy Island

6. G is for a cartoon whose title character had a best friend named Beegle Beagle. Grape Ape Good Time Harry Grace Under Fire Gunslinger

7. H is for this iconic television show that showcased life in the late 1950's and early 1960's in middle-class Milwaukee. Happy Days Hope and Glory Home Matters House of Dreams

8. I is for a sitcom about an astronaut in love with a very unusual woman. I Led Three Lives I Dream of Jeannie I Married Dora I Was a Sixth Grade Alien

9. J is for this extremely popular game show that has won at least 28 Emmys. JEP! Joe Millionaire Jigsaw Jeopardy!

10. K is for this show about a lollipop-sucking detective. Who loves ya, baby? Knight Rider Kodiak Kojak Komiks

11. L is for the show that starred Kim Fields, Kim Coles, and others as friends living in (or near) a Brooklyn brownstone. Love Thy Neighbor Lively Ones (The) Living Single Love and Money

12. M is for a landmark series that was set in the Korean War. Magnum, P.I. M.Y.O.B. M*A*S*H Mad Men

13. N is for Rod Serling's follow-up to "The Twilight Zone". Nova Nowhere Man Now and Again Night Gallery

14. O is for a family-oriented show that starred Wilford Brimley and Shannen Doherty. Our House Oliver Beene Out of Order One Day at a Time

15. P is for MTV's show about restoring and customizing cars. Party Animals Police Rescue Pimp My Ride Paradise

16. Q is for a show about Dr. Samuel Beckett traveling through time. Quark Quincy, M.E. Queer as Folk Quantum Leap

17. R is for the show that launched the career of Clint Eastwood in the 1960s. Rocket Man Raven Rawhide Ready or Not

18. S is for a show that was first hosted on October 11, 1975 by George Carlin. South of Nowhere Saturday Night Special Saturday Night Live Saved by the Bell

19. T is for a show about the Solomon family, who were actually aliens. Trust Me Thieves Like Us Third Rock from the Sun Triangle

20. U is for a show about unanswered questions that was hosted by Robert Stack. Under Suspicion Unsolved Mysteries Unusuals (The) Undeclared

21. V is for a show about time travel that starred Jon-Erik Hexum and Meeno Peluce. V Voyagers! Vampire High Viva La Bam

22. W is for the show about housekeeper Tony Micelli and his boss Angela Bower. Wildfire Wild Palms Who's the Boss We Got It Made

23. X is for a show about a warrior and healer fighting evil in Greece. Xena: Warrior Princess Xcalibur X-Files (The) Xavier: Renegade Angel

24. Y is for a sitcom with Jean Louisa Kelly and comedian Anthony Clark trying to be the perfect parents. Young Americans Yes, Dear You Asked for It Yearbook

25. Z is for a Nick Network show that stars a questionable role model as a female student at a formerly all-boys school. Zorro Zoey 101 Z Rock Zeta Project (The)