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Among this plethora of network TV programming in the 80s, something emerged that started to capture the hearts and imaginations of audiences everywhere…the made-for-TV movie.

Each one of the big three networks -- ABC, CBS, and NBC -- gave us a mix of drama, romance, suspense, thrills, historical events, sci-fi, disaster flicks, and horror each and every week throughout the 80s, via made for TV movies. These weren't big budget spectacles. Instead, they were quite grounded. They were usually intimate, socially conscious narratives that would tackle the struggles of everyday people and families while exploring complex social issues.

Here's my list of the 15 best and most memorable made-for-TV movies from the 1980s.

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In the 1970s, network executives started warming to the idea of making low budget movies for television, and began adding them to their prime time lineups.

Today's video is all about the best and most-watched made for TV movies of the 70s. I'm going to call it a prequel to my 80s TV movie summer series.

My name is Natalie. This is my so-called Gen X Life. And here is my list of the top 10 best and most-watched TV movies of the 1970s.

I think the newest made for TV movie I like is from 2002

Living with the dead

An excellent movie with a surprising ending!! -- You really need to be in the right frame of mind to understand the ending!!!! (It brought me to tears -- A touching movie)