For this thread, even one half of the season CANNOT be from a different decade. for example Boy Meets World (1993-2000). That doesn't count because it ended outside of the 90s. The same goes for the beginning of the series. That's just to make this a little tougher. ;)

NewsRadio (1995-1999)
Wings (1990-1997)
Ellen (1994-1998)
Chico and the Man (1974-1978)
The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-1966)
I Love Lucy (1951-1957)
Reno 911! (2003-2009)
The Andy Griffith Show (1960-1968)

That's just to name a few. You, of course, can add the rest.

Gimme A Break 1981-87
Welcome Back, Kotter 1975-79
Kojak 1973-78
Home Improvement 1991-99
Step By Step 1991-98
Kate & Allie 1984-89
Star Trek 1966-69
The Mary Tyler Moore Show 1970-77
Rhoda 1974-78

Odd Couple 70-75
Gilligan's Island 64-67
Munster's 64-66
Addam's Family 64-66
All in the Family 71-79 (not counting ABP as part of it)
Good Times 74-79
Maude 72-78

This is harder than I thought it would be. :) Also, are we just talking sitcoms here?

Gilmore Girls 2000-2007
8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter 2002-2005

8 Simple Rules: 2002-2005
Blossom: 1991-1995
Brotherly Love: 1995-1997
Everwood: 2002-2006
Fresh Prince: 1990-1996
George Lopez: 2002-2006
Joey: 2004-2006
Reba: 2001-2006
What I Like About You: 2002-2006

Temperature's Rising: '72-'74
Sanford And Son: '72-'77
C.P.O. Sharkey: '76-'78
Carter Country: '77-'79
Bosom Buddies" '80-'82

Family Ties 1982-1989
Hill Street Blues 1981-1987

Dynasty (January 1981-89)
St. Elsewhere (1982-88)
Remington Steele (1982-87)
Silver Spoons (1982-87)
Punky Brewster (1984-88)
What's Happening!! (1976-79) and What's Happening Now!! (1985-88)
Kate and Allie (March 1984-89)
Miami Vice (1984-89)
Highway to Heaven (1984-89)
Webster (1983-89)
Knight Rider (1982-86)
Magnum, P.I. (1980-88)
Simon & Simon (1981-89)
Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983-87)
Airwolf (January 1984-87)
You Again! (February 1986-87)
It's a Living (1980-82 & 1985-89)
Small Wonder (1985-89)
A-Team, The (January 1983-87)
My Sister Sam (1986-88)
Double Trouble (April 1984-85)
Hooperman (1987-89)
Spenser: For Hire (1985-88)
Love, Sidney (1981-83)
Sledge Hammer! (1986-88)
T.J. Hooker (March 1982-86)

Baretta (January 1975-78)
That's My Mama! (1974-December 1975)
Rookies, The (1972-76)
Starsky and Hutch (1975-79)
Cannon (1971-76)
Streets of San Francisco, The (1972-77)
Kung Fu (1972-75) and Kung Fu: The Legend Continues (January 1993 - January 1997)

Fugitive, The (1963-67)
Lost in Space (1965-68)
Big Valley, The (1965-69)
I Spy (1965-68)
Batman (January 1966-68)
Man from U.N.C.L.E., The (1964-January 1968)
Lucy Show, The (1962-68)

Martin (1992-97)
Living Single (1993-98)
New York Undercover (1994-98)
Nurses (1991-94)
Mad About You (1992-99)
Nanny, The (1993-99)

Would "Wings" count?

I thought "Wings" started during mid-season of the 1989-90 TV season?

SWAT (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?f=584) (1975-76)

"Hardcastle and McCormick" 1983-86

Starsky & Hutch - Four seasons from 1975 - 79
Life On Mars (UK Version) - Two Seasons from 2006 - 07
Joey - Two Seasons from 2004 - 06
The Thin Blue Line - Two Seasons from 1995 - 96
The A Team - Five Seasons from 1983 - 87

Also, are we just talking sitcoms here?

No, all genres can be counted here.

Would "Wings" count?

I thought "Wings" started during mid-season of the 1989-90 TV season?

I'm counting it since it did officially begin airing in the year 1990. But it is a close one.

And you're right, Wings debuted in the 1990 half of the 1989-90 season.

I'm counting it since it did officially begin airing in the year 1990. But it is a close one.

And you're right, Wings debuted in the 1990 half of the 1989-90 season.

And would the 1980-81 incarnation of Sanford and Son called "Sanford" count since it debuted mid-season of the 1979-80 season on January of 1980 and ran until the srping of 1981?

And Seinfeld's another iffy one, since the pilot initially was filmed in the very tail end of the '80s and the regular series debuted in May 1990 in the spring season of the 1989-90 season?


I got a few others:

Riptide (1983-86)
Fall Guy, The (1981-86)
Fame (January 1982-87)
Too Close for Comfort (1980-83 & 1984-86)

Grace Under Fire (1993-98)
Hangin' with Mr. Cooper (1992-97)
Roc (1991-94)

Flintstones, The (1960-66)
My Favorite Martian (1963-66)
Patty Duke Show, The (1963-66)
Outer Limits, The (1963-65)
Wild Wild West, The (1965-69)

Emergency! (January 1972-77 & 1977-79 as TV movies)

Arrested Development (2003-06)
My Wife and Kids (March 2001-05)

I got a few new ones to add:

Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. (1964-69)
The New Dick Van Dyke Show (1971-74)

The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961 - 1966)
The George Buns and Gracie Allen Show (1950-1958)
Lost In Space (1965 -1968)
Phylis (1975-1977)
Rhoda (1974-1978)
Mary Tyler Moor Show (1970-1977)

The Partridge Family- (1970-1974)
Kate and Allie-(1984-1989)
According To Jim-(2001-2009)

Baa Baa Black Sheep (1976-78)

^ Ha, I was just going to mention that one.

Route 66 (1960-64)

Melrose Place- 1992-1999

"Step by step", 1991 - 1998
"Keeping up appearances", 1990 - 1995

8 Simple Rules: 2002-2005
Blossom: 1991-1995
Brotherly Love: 1995-1997
Everwood: 2002-2006
Fresh Prince: 1990-1996
George Lopez: 2002-2006
Joey: 2004-2006
Reba: 2001-2006
What I Like About You: 2002-2006
Reba Ended in 2007

Reba Ended in 2007

You're totally right. I was typing so fast that I didn't realise my mistake. Thanks!

all the Star Trek series

all the Star Trek series

All of them...EXCEPT for Star Trek: The Next Generation.

ST: TNG - 1987-94, meaning it was both an '80s and '90s show.

Sitcoms first, then others-

The Bob Cummings Show 1955-59
Gentle Ben 1967-69
Hazel 1961-66
Mr. Ed 1961-66
Nanny & the Professor 1970-71 (began early '70, 3 seasons)

Adventures of Superman 1952-58
Banacek 1972-1974
Ben Casey 1961-66
Daktari 1966-69
McCloud 1970-1977
McMillan & Wife 1971-1977
National Velvet 1960-62
Night Gallery 1970-73
SurfSide 6 1960-62

The Nanny- 1993-1999

Baa Baa Black Sheep (1976-78)

Not to be picky here, but wasn't Baa Baa Black Sheep's title changed to "Black Sheep Squadron" by the time it was cancelled?

Not to be picky here, but wasn't Baa Baa Black Sheep's title changed to "Black Sheep Squadron" by the time it was cancelled?
Yes. Season 2 was BSS.

Not to be picky here, but wasn't Baa Baa Black Sheep's title changed to "Black Sheep Squadron" by the time it was cancelled?
Baa Baa Black Sheep aka Black Sheep Squadron has two seasons. Here's the series DVD - Volumes 1, 2 (Season 1), and 3 (Season 2) under one title at Amazon France (http://www.amazon.fr/Coffret-integrale-tetes-brulees-vol/dp/B000X9EJXW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1251085321&sr=1-4).

Please forgive me if any of these have been mentioned already:

"It's a Great Life" (1954-56)
"The Bob Cummings Show" (1955-59)
"The Millionaire" (1955-59)
"Car 54 Where Are You?" (1961-63)
"The Mothers-in-Law" (1967-69) (in same network timeslot as "Car 54")

"Cannon" (1971-76)
"Day by Day" (2/29/88-89)
"Yes, Dear" (2000-06)
"American Dreams" (2002-05)
"Joan of Arcadia" (2003-05)

I got some others:

Moonlighting (March 1985-89)
After M*A*S*H (1983-85)
Crazy as a Fox (1984-86)
The Colbys (1985-87)

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman 1993-1997
Tom Corbett, Space Cadet 1950-55
Topper 1953-55

I forgot some others:

Cagney & Lacey (March 1982-88; 7 Seasons)
Double Trouble (April 1984-85; 2 Seasons)
Sanford (January 1980-81; 2 Seasons)

Getting By (March 1993-94; 2 Seasons)
BOB (1992-December 1993; 2 Seasons)
Northern Exposure (July 1990-95; 6 Seasons)
Evening Shade (1990-94)
Love and War (1992-95)
Homefront (1991-93)
The New WKRP in Cincinnati (1991-93)

Malcolm in the Middle (January 2000-2006; 7 Seasons)

The Bob Newhart Show (1972-78)

The War at Home (2005-07, conspicously lasted that long when it shouldn't have)

Flo (March 1980-81; 2 Seasons)
She's the Sheriff (1987-89)

Parent Hood, The (January 1995-99; 5 Seasons)
Unhappily Ever After (January 1995-99; 4 1/2 seasons)
Wayans Bros., The (January 1995-99; 5 Seasons)

Sister, Sister (1994-99)
Christy (April 1994-95 - two seasons)
Thunder Alley (April 1994-95 - two seasons)

My Name Is Earl 2005-2009.

Hooperman (1987-89)
Crime Story (1986-88)
The New Gidget (1986-88)
Our House (1986-88)
Joanie Loves Chachi (March 1982-83; 2 Seasons)

Six Million Dollar Man (1973 for the TV Movie, January 1974-78; 5 Seasons for the TV Series)
Bionic Woman (The 1970s version) (January 1976-78; 3 Seasons)
Wonder Woman (1974 & 1975 as TV Movies, December 1976-79; 3 Seasons for the TV Series)
Police Woman (1974-78)
Police Story (1973-78)
Switch (1975-78)
Phyllis (1975-77)
The Tony Randall Show (1976-78)

I got a few others:

The Flip Wilson Show (1970-74)
Sisters (May 1991-96; 6 Seasons)

[B] Amos N" Andy 1951-1953, F Troop 1965-1967, Our Miss Brooks 1952-1956, Wild Wild West 1965-1969, Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. 1964-1969.B]

Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (January 1976-77; 2 Seasons)
**The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour, later The Sonny and Cher Show (August 1971-74; 3 Seasons & February 1976-77; 2 Seasons)**

**NOTE: This one was kind of a tricky one, b/c of their bitter divorce! :lol: **

Max Headroom (March 1987-88; 2 Seasons)
Amazing Stories (1985-87)
The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1985-89; 4 Seasons)
The New Twilight Zone (1980s version) (1985-87; 1988-89; 3 Seasons)
Tales from the Darkside (1983 for the pilot, 1984-88 for the rest of the series; 4 Seasons)

Babylon 5 (February 1993 for the TV movie; 1993-98 for the regular series; 5 Seasons)

Alias (2001-06)
Dragnet (2003)/L.A. Dragnet (February 2003-04)
Boston Legal (2004-December 2008; 5 Seasons)
Boston Public (2000-January 2004; 4 Seasons)

Felony Squad (1966-January 1969; 3 Seasons)

A couple of others:

Everybody Hates Chris (2005-09)
Las Vegas (2003-08)

I got some more, folks:

Private Benjamin (1981-83)
The Snorks (1984-86; 1987-January '89)
Jem and the Holograms (1985-88)
Spiderman and his Amazing Friends (1981-83; 1983-86 in reruns)

The Job (2001-02)

I got a new one:

Chappelle Show (January 2003-05)
In Living Color (Spring 1990-94)