List of programs broadcast by TV Land facts for kids

TV Land is a TV channel that mostly shows classic television shows that people loved in the past. It's like a special library of old TV favorites! The channel started in 1996 and has been bringing back popular shows for new generations to enjoy.

Shows You Can Watch Now

TV Land currently airs many popular shows that have been on for a long time. These are shows that people still enjoy watching today.

• Gunsmoke (since 1996)
• The Andy Griffith Show (since 2000)
• Bonanza (since 2003)
• M*A*S*H (since 2007, with a break)
• Roseanne (since 2009)
• Everybody Loves Raymond (since 2010)
• The King of Queens (since 2011)
• The Golden Girls (since 2013)
• The New Adventures of Old Christine (since 2015)
• Mom (since 2017, with a break)
• Two and a Half Men (since 2018)
• The Goldbergs (since 2018)
• Mike & Molly (since 2021)
• Seinfeld (since 2023)

Classic Shows from the Past

Over the years, TV Land has shown many different programs. Some were made by TV Land itself, and others were popular shows from other channels that TV Land decided to re-air.

Original Shows Made by TV Land

TV Land has also created its own shows. These are programs that first appeared on the TV Land channel.

• Hot in Cleveland (2010–2015): This was a very popular comedy show about three friends from Los Angeles who move to Cleveland.
• Retired at 35 (2011–2012): A comedy about a man who decides to retire early and move in with his parents.
• Happily Divorced (2011–2013): This show followed a woman whose life changed when her husband came out as gay.
• The Exes (2011–2015): A comedy about three divorced men who share an apartment and their divorce lawyer.
• The Soul Man (2012–2016): This show was about a former R&B singer who becomes a preacher.
• Younger (2015–2019, first six seasons): A popular show about a woman who pretends to be younger to get a job in publishing.
• The Jim Gaffigan Show (2015–2016): A comedy series starring comedian Jim Gaffigan as a fictionalized version of himself.
• Impastor (2015–2016): A comedy about a man who pretends to be a small-town pastor to escape his problems.
• Teachers (2016–2019): This comedy followed the lives of six elementary school teachers.
• Lopez (2016–2017): A comedy series starring George Lopez.
• Nobodies (2017–2018): This show was about three friends trying to make it in Hollywood.

Popular Shows from Other Channels

Many shows on TV Land are "syndicated." This means they were first shown on another channel, and then TV Land bought the rights to show them again. It's a way for classic shows to find new viewers!

• All in the Family (1998–2011): A groundbreaking comedy about a working-class family.
• The Andy Griffith Show (2000–present): A beloved comedy about life in a small town.
• The Beverly Hillbillies (2001–2002; 2007–2010; 2014–2015): A funny show about a family who moves to Beverly Hills after striking oil.
• The Brady Bunch (2001–2010; 2013–2015): The adventures of a large blended family.
• Cheers (2004–2008): A popular comedy set in a Boston bar.
• The Cosby Show (2006–2010; 2012–2014): A family comedy about the Huxtables.
• The Dick Van Dyke Show (2000–2006; 2011–2013): A classic comedy about a TV writer and his family.
• Friends (2013–2015): A very popular comedy about six friends living in New York City.
• Gilligan's Island (2002–2003; 2014–2016): The funny story of seven castaways on a desert island.
• Gunsmoke (1996–present): A long-running Western drama.
• Happy Days (2002–2007): A nostalgic comedy about teenagers in the 1950s.
• Hogan's Heroes (1996–2002; 2008–2010; 2014–2015): A comedy set in a World War II prisoner-of-war camp.
• I Dream of Jeannie (1998–2000; 2003–2006; 2010–2011): A fantasy comedy about an astronaut and a genie.
• I Love Lucy (2001–2008; 2012–2014): One of the most famous and influential comedies of all time.
• The Jeffersons (2001–2002; 2006–2012): A spin-off of All in the Family about a successful Black family.
• Leave it to Beaver (1998–2012): A classic family sitcom about a curious boy.
• Little House on the Prairie (2005–2010): A drama about a pioneer family in the American West.
• M*A*S*H (2007–2013; 2017–present): A comedy-drama about a team of doctors during the Korean War.
• The Munsters (1997–1998; 2000–2008): A comedy about a family of friendly monsters.
• My Three Sons (1998–2001): A family comedy about a widower raising his three sons.
• The Nanny (2010–2016): A comedy about a nanny who works for a wealthy Broadway producer.
• Petticoat Junction (1996–2001; 2004): A comedy about a family running a hotel in a small town.
• Sanford and Son (1998–2000; 2003–2012): A comedy about a junk dealer and his son.
• Star Trek (2006–2010): The original science fiction adventure series.
• That '70s Show (2012–2015): A comedy about a group of teenage friends in the 1970s.
• Three's Company (2003–2015): A comedy about two women and a man sharing an apartment.
• The Waltons (2002–2005): A drama about a family living in rural Virginia during the Great Depression.

Special Events and Awards

TV Land also broadcasts special events and award shows, celebrating achievements in television and music.

• AFI Awards
• The Comedy Awards
• The 50 Greatest TV Icons
• TV Land Awards
• TV Land Confidential
• TV Land Movies
• TV Land Top 100 Most Unexpected Moments in TV History
• TV Land Top Ten
• MTV Video Music Awards
• CMT Music Awards
• NAACP Image Awards
• BET Awards