TV Shows released in 1946

Lights Out

76/100

Lights Out was an extremely popular American old-time radio program, an early example of a network series devoted mostly to horror and the supernatural, predating Suspense and Inner Sanctum... See full summary »

Muffin the Mule

70/100

Faraway Hill

72/100

Newly widowed New Yorker Karen St. John moves to a rural town to be close to her relatives. There she falls for a man who was adopted by her relatives when he was a boy. But, he's already ... See full summary »

It's a Gift

King's Party Line

Quiz show broadcast on CBS station in New York, New York featuring music, audience participation and quiz questions.

Let's Celebrate

Members of the studio audience competed for prizes by answering questions.

Composer at the Piano

Mixed Bill

A live television variety programme, with singers, musicians, impressionists, etc.

Starlight

Quiz with Hale

Not much is know about this game show. It possibly involved the audience at home "playing along" using a quiz paper.

Stars in Your Eyes

Shopping at Home

The Teen-Age Show

Transatlantic Quiz

A television version of the popular radio quiz in which teams based in London compete against teams based in New York.

Pinwright's Progress

Misadventures of a multiple store proprietor.

Hits and Bits

A live variety show, with singers, dancers, novelty acts, etc.

Let's Play Reporter

Boxing from St. Nicholas Arena

A television series consisting of boxing matches.

Hour Glass

An almost forgotten landmark series in TV history, "Hour Glass" was the first variety show produced for network television. Included were songs, skits, and a chorus line. Many of the ... See full summary »

Television Garden

Gardening programme.

Ladies Be Seated

Der Augenzeuge

Campus Hoopla

This was a combination sports/variety program aimed at teenagers. The setting was a soda shop and the program had "cheerleaders" and "students" who talked about sports, sang, danced to ... See full summary »

Close-Up

Chime Time

This experimental television series was a music program aired in a 15-minute time-slot.