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5 Forgotten '70s Sci-Fi Shows That Still Hold Up Today Original

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The '70s was a fantastic time for sci-fi television – thanks in no small part to "Star Trek" having become a belated success in syndication, proving that there was definitely an audience for the genre. It also helped immeasurably when "Star Wars" hit theaters in 1977, sending Hollywood scrambling to repeat its success on the small screen.
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5 Forgotten '70s Sci-Fi Shows That Still Hold Up Today

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The '70s was a fantastic time for sci-fi television – thanks in no small part to "Star Trek" having become a belated success in syndication, proving that there was definitely an audience for the genre. It also helped immeasurably when "Star Wars" hit theaters in 1977, sending Hollywood scrambling to repeat its success on the small screen.
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After Twin Peaks, David Lynch Tried (And Failed) To Create Sitcom Magic Original

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After "Twin Peaks" upended viewer expectations in the primetime TV landscape, the late, great David Lynch took a shot at doing it again — this time with sitcoms. Lynch was already talking up his next series in February 1991, while Season 2 of "Twin Peaks" was still airing. "We have a new show, a half hour show called 'On the Air,'" he told David Letterman, "that we hope will be on the air. I'm shooting a pilot for that soon." And so he did: "On the Air" premiered on ABC on June 20, 1992.
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