These beloved series, including sitcoms, game shows, dramas, and more, are all turning 50 this year.

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Kalle Anka, or Donald Duck, is a big part of Sweden’s culture. Here’s how a 1958 made-for-TV special made its way into tradition.
All of these great DCOMs, including ‘Smart House,’ ‘Read It and Weep,’ and more, are available to stream on Disney+.
We’re just a day away from the highly anticipated return of Netflix’s Stranger Things. Think you’re a superfan? Test your knowledge of the sci-fi series before season 5 premieres this week.
While you can happily rewatch the likes of 'The Shining' and 'It,' there are some Stephen King adaptations you may have written off after the first viewing. These are the seven you need to give another chance.
There was a minor dispute regarding bird cannibalism.
If you didn’t grow up watching Nickelodeon shows like ‘Hey Arnold!,’ ‘Rugrats,’ and ‘Doug,’ there’s no way you’ll get a perfect score.
The acclaimed author’s works have been adapted plenty of times, but how well do you know them?
Can you tell the difference between Gilmore Girls episode titles and Hallmark movies?
These songs have been heard countless times in living rooms across the globe. How well do you remember them?
As you get ready to revisit ‘A Christmas Carol’ for the holiday season, we’d recommend watching these Charles Dickens adaptations, too.
Frankenstein’s monster has been revisited by Guillermo del Toro in the form of a new film, but these creatures continue to be overlooked.
These great Agatha Christie adaptations test the audience to figure out the mystery.
The actor, singer, and dancer almost retired in the 1960s--but not before allegedly being offered the role of James Bond.
These devices and practices featured throughout ‘Seinfeld’ are a thing of the past.
Take a trip through the grand estates and historic parks where the movie versions of Jane Austen’s novels were filmed.
A list of nine of the best film and TV adaptations of stories from the king of Gothic horror.
The 1990s noir anthology show put Tom Cruise in the director's chair and made Tom Hanks the bad guy.
These are Netflix’s creepiest hidden gems you can watch this Halloween season, with some underrated horror titles that’ll surprise you.