18 UNEARTHED TV INTROS TO SHORT-LIVED 70s SITCOMS

What a parade of forgotten flops! And yet, perhaps some of us will have a keen memory of seeing one of these shows in our youth!

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Posted By: Paul - Wed Oct 18, 2023
Category: Ineptness, Crudity, Talentlessness, Kitsch, and Bad Art | Success & Failure | Television | 1970s

Comments

I actually remember two of these. Hot L Baltimore was based on a very successful play, and it was the the first time I can recall seeing the late Conchata Ferrell. I wouldn't call it a flop -- just ahead of its time.
Doc was memorable only because it starred Barnard Hughes, who played a great curmudgeon.

Posted by FRANK HARRIS on 10/19/23 at 12:34 PM

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