I'm not looking for show titles that are "The ______ _____ Show".

"The Mary Tyler Moore Show" would not count, however "Lou Grant" would.

Honorific titles will also be accepted, such as "Mr. Belvedere", and shows with "&" like "Cagney & Lacey".

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Rizzoli & Isles

Cybill

Benson

Desmond's

Bat Masterson

Phyllis

Rhoda

Maverick

Hazel

Flipper (Can it be an animal?)

Felicity

Perry Mason

Cannon

Columbo

Starsky & Hutch

Reba

Dan August

Hannah Montana

Grindl

Bob

Lewis & Clark

Flipper (Can it be an animal?)

Yes.

Lassie

Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice

Yes.

Lassie

Thank you.:)

Banacek

Hec Ramsey

Maude

Kojak

Will Trent

Wednesday

Harry-O

Hunter

Hudson and Rex

Dexter

Webster

Baretta

Alice

Moesha

Marcus Welby M.D.

T.J. Hooker

My Name is Earl

Mr. Ed :mistered:

Hardcastle and McCormick

Frasier

Ed

Hannibal

Barnaby Jones

Beavis & Butt-head

Barney Miller

Matlock

Father Ted

Joe Forrester

Newhart

Seinfeld

(I'm not sure if these have been posted already.)

Benji

Hooperman

Quincy M.E.

Aaron Stone

Doogie Howser MD

Richie Brockelman Private Eye
The Law & Harry McGraw

Bette

Andy Barker, P.I.

Father Brown

Elsabeth

Delvecchio

Joey

Castle

Tabitha

New time slot getter R.J. Decker

https://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2026/03/great-entertainment-television-to-honor.html

Martin

Julia

Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn

Allen Gregory

Ben Casey

ALF

Mannix

Austin & Ally

Murphy Brown

Huckleberry Hound

Lizzie McGuire

Dilbert

Kenan & Kel

Mack & Moxy

Laverne & Shirley

Pepper Dennis

Daniel Boone

Drake & Josh

Petrocelli

Bob Patterson (Jason Alexander flop from 2001)

Sam & Cat

Rango
(1967)

Arsenio (Not The Arsenio Hall Show. His sitcom)

https://sitcomsonline.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?f=2361

Rodney

Dr. Phil

Dr. Ken

Ricki Lake

Doug

Honey West

Daria

Lou Grant

Rolonda

Kim Possible

Barry

Tamron Hall

Kevin (starting April 20)


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Glynis (1963)

Billy. There were 2 (that I know of). One of them actually starred a Billy.


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Hope & Faith

Booker

Becker

For a little while at least :)


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Andi Mack

Kate & Allie

House, M.D.

Jeeves and Wooster

Rick and Morty

McCloud

Lucifer

MacGyver

Mr. Rhodes

Mister Peepers

Lovejoy

Gloria

Reacher

Lancer

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

Ironside

Jessica Jones

Jerry Springer

Jerry Springer

No, the title was officially The Jerry Springer Show.

Pete And Gladys

No, the title was officially The Jerry Springer Show.

This is a comparable case as with Donahue.

I did check before posting but should have gone deeper, as the Wikipedia link under Springer's bio article just said "Jerry Springer" for the title of his show.

However:
A. K. A. "Jerry Springer" and note the claimed long duration use of the logo:

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Keeping Faith

This is a comparable case as with Donahue.

I did check before posting but should have gone deeper, as the Wikipedia link under Springer's bio article just said "Jerry Springer" for the title of his show.

However:
A. K. A. "Jerry Springer" and note the claimed long duration use of the logo:

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Many of those talk shows were informally known as Jerry Springer, Donahue, Oprah, Montel, Jenny Jones… however their official titles were The ____ _____ Show. There are a few exceptions, such as “Sherri”.

By the way, Phil Donahue did have a short-lived show on MSNBC named “Donahue” from 2002-03.

Keeping Faith

No, the title features the word “Keeping”.

Joe Bash, a short lived 80s sitcom starring Peter Boyle.

Ed.

Blossom

Rhoda

Gavin & Stacey

I forget if “The” is legally allowed

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Yes, "the" is allowed.

The Sopranos

The Tortellis

The Waltons

Grace Under Fire

Grace Under Fire

I don't think you're getting this... the show title is only a name.

The Baxters (1979, 2024)

The Torkelsons

Phyllis

The Colbys

Rango (an old Tim Conway comedy Western_)

Maury

* It was originally titled "The Maury Povich Show" when it launched in 1991, but was officially changed to "Maury" in 1998 as it went into more tabloid topics (paternity, infidelity, sex changes).

Whitney

Ramy

Emeril (remember the good old days when they gave celebrity chefs sitcoms?)

T-Bag

Sugar (on Apple TV)

Batman :batman:

Ed, Edd 'N' Eddy

Patience (on PBS)

Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist

Franklin & Bash

Horrid Henry