March 8th in TV History
Births
Alan Hale, Jr. (1921, Los Angeles, CA) - Gilligan's IslandDeaths
Robert Pastorelli (2004 in Hollywood Hills, CA) - Murphy BrownTV Shows Ended
The Brady Bunch (1974)The A-Team (1987)
TV Episode Debuts
| I Love Lucy "Bonus Bucks" (1954) |
| Gunsmoke "Dooley Surrenders" (1958) |
| The Rifleman "A Time for Singing" (1960) |
| The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet "Dave's Golf Story" (1961) |
| The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet "Lending Money to Wally" (1962) |
| 77 Sunset Strip "Nine to Five" (1963) |
| Gunsmoke "Anybody Can Kill a Marshal" (1963) |
| Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea "The Amphibians" (1965) |
| The Andy Griffith Show "Guest in the House" (1965) |
| The Fugitive "Ill Wind" (1966) |
| F Troop "Reunion for O'Rourke" (1966) |
| Lost in Space "Revolt of the Androids" (1967) |
| Batman "King Tut's Coup (1)" (1967) |
| I Spy (US) "Blackout" (1967) |
| The Beverly Hillbillies "His Royal Highness" (1967) |
| Star Trek "The Ultimate Computer" (1968) |
| Get Smart (1965) "Leadside" (1969) |
| Hogan's Heroes "The Big Dish" (1969) |
| Adam-12 "Log 152: A Dead Cop Can't Help Anyone" (1969) |
| Doctor Who "The Space Pirates, Part One" (1969) |
| Gunsmoke "Pike (2) (aka: Dirty Sally (2))" (1971) |
| Adam-12 "Eyewitness" (1972) |
| The Six Million Dollar Man "Eyewitness to Murder" (1974) |
| The Mary Tyler Moore Show "Anyone Who Hates Kids and Dogs" (1975) |
| All In The Family "Mike Makes His Move" (1975) |
| All In The Family "Edith's Night Out" (1976) |
| Kojak (1973) "Lady in the Squad Room" (1977) |
| Laverne & Shirley "Frank's Fling" (1977) |
| Happy Days "Fonz-How, Inc." (1977) |
| Mork & Mindy "Mork's Night Out" (1979) |
| Lou Grant "Recovery" (1982) |
| Three's Company "The Heiress (a.k.a. The Inheritance)" (1984) |
| Family Ties "Baby Boy Doe" (1984) |
| Dallas "Trial and Error" (1985) |
| 227 "Pick Six" (1986) |
| The A-Team "Without Reservations" (1987) |
| Night Court "Strange Bedfellows" (1989) |
| Cheers "50-50 Carla" (1990) |
| Dallas "Fathers and Sons and Fathers and Sons" (1991) |
| Murder, She Wrote "Ever After" (1992) |
