I did a search at TVGuide.com, and tons of True Hollywood Stories popped up. All are repeats, but still, great to watch, I have most of them on tape. Anyway: (I'm only posting those that have to do with sitcoms and TV shows)

Saturday, June 15th:
6:00pm - Suzanne Somers
9:00pm - Farrah Fawcett

Tuesday, June 18th:
9:00am - Fantasy Island Tragedy: Herve Villechaize

Wednesday, June 19th:
10:00am - Three's Company

Thursday, June 20th:
8:00pm - Eight Is Enough
9:00pm - Diff'rent Strokes

Friday, June 21st:
9:00am - Eight Is Enough
10:00am - Diff'rent Strokes
8:00pm - CHiPs

Sunday, June 23rd:
12:00pm - Dukes of Hazzard
1:00pm - CHiPs
2:00pm - Eight Is Enough
3:00pm - Diff'rent Strokes
5:00pm - Three's Company
7:00pm - Fantasy Island Tragedy: Herve Villechaize
1:00am - Dukes of Hazzard (Actually early Monday morning)

Monday, June 24th:
4:30pm - Mackenzie Phillips
8:00pm - Married ... With Children

Tuesday, June 25th:
9:00am - Married ... With Children

Thursday, June 27th:
8:00pm - The Cosby Kids

Friday, June 28th:
9:00am - The Cosby Kids

Originally posted by TVJunkie101
Tuesday, June 18th:
9:00am - Fantasy Island Tragedy: Herve Villechaize

Also on that day:
Airs Tuesday, June 18 at 9:00 PM ET/PT. (2 hrs.) (TV-PG)
"'Three's Company'": The E! True Hollywood Story" -- This installment of "The E! True Hollywood Story" gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look of one of the 1970s most popular sitcoms, "Three's Company." A liberal dose of sexy escapades and wild slapstick made the show a runaway hit and the cast members international superstars. Along with the sitcom's success, however, came ego, excess, power and greed, which ultimately led to Suzanne Somers' bitter contract dispute that threatened to topple the multi-million dollar enterprise. Includes exclusive interviews with Somers, John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt and the entire cast of "Three's Company" as they reflect on the show that brought them fame and fortune and the wounds that, for some, have yet to heal.

This seems interesting:
"George Clooney Revealed" -- Jules Asner sits down with Hollywood hunk George Clooney to discuss his childhood, career (Facts of Life to ER), the causes he fights for, and his notorious practical jokes.
Airs Wednesday, June 19 at 10:00 PM ET/PT. (1 hr.) (TV-PG)


Originally posted by TVJunkie101
Sunday, June 23rd:
12:00pm - Dukes of Hazzard
1:00pm - CHiPs
2:00pm - Eight Is Enough
3:00pm - Diff'rent Strokes
5:00pm - Three's Company
7:00pm - Fantasy Island Tragedy: Herve Villechaize
1:00am - Dukes of Hazzard (Actually early Monday morning)

That's the "70's TV" E! True Hollywood Story marathon. With the premiere of TV Tales: The Love Boat at 8:
"TV Tales: 'Love Boat'" -- The third episode of TV Tales puts the starboard spotlight on "Love Boat." From 1977 to 1986, a luxury cruise-liner and its endearing crew shoved off every Saturday night. The millions of American TV viewers who weren't lucky enough to be on board the floating love nest could still revel in every romantic and sentimental adventure on the high seas. For 255 episodes, the Love Boat played host to more then a thousand guest stars, revived forgotten careers, launched a political campaign, saved the entire cruise ship industry and sparked viewers' imaginations with sex-capades from Alaska to Australia. In this two-hour episode, E! captures how Captain Stubing, Gopher, Isaac, Julie, Doc and Vicky cruised the Love Boat into TV history. Relive the show's most memorable moments and go above- and below- deck to discover secrets never told before. This in-depth episode includes exclusive interviews with Gavin MacLeod, Fred Grandy, Ted Lange, Lauren Tewes, Bernie Kopell, Jill Whelan, Florence Henderson, Charo and Aaron Spelling; hilarious clips from the original program; and rare behind- the- scenes footage.
Premieres Sunday, June 23 at 8:00 PM ET/PT. (2 hrs.) (Rating TBD)

Oh cool, thanks for the info Pavanbadal! Wow, a LOT of good stuff indeed.