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Drama

Long-running anthology program sponsored by Hallmark Cards. Beginning in 1951 and continuing into 2019, the series received 80 Emmy Awards, 24 Christopher Awards, 11 Peabody Awards, 9 Golden Globes, and 4 Humanitas Prizes. Early seasons were a weekly live drama, eventually transitioning to videotaped and then filmed productions broadcast as occasional specials.

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Seasons

Season 1

35 episodes

Premiered Dec 24, 1951

Season 2

42 episodes

Premiered Sep 7, 1952

Season 3

40 episodes

Premiered Sep 27, 1953

Season 4

42 episodes

Premiered Sep 5, 1954

Season 5

7 episodes

Premiered Oct 23, 1955

Season 6

6 episodes

Premiered Oct 28, 1956

Season 7

6 episodes

Premiered Oct 17, 1957

Season 8

6 episodes

Premiered Oct 13, 1958

Season 9

6 episodes

Premiered Oct 26, 1959

Season 10

6 episodes

Premiered Oct 24, 1960

Season 11

2 episodes

Premiered Nov 30, 1961

Season 12

4 episodes

Premiered Oct 26, 1962

Season 13

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 15, 1963

Season 14

5 episodes

Premiered Oct 18, 1964

Season 15

4 episodes

Premiered Oct 20, 1965

Season 16

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 11, 1966

Season 17

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 11, 1967

Season 18

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 20, 1968

Season 19

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 21, 1969

Season 20

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 17, 1970

Season 21

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 15, 1971

Season 22

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 17, 1972

Season 23

5 episodes

Premiered Nov 28, 1973

Season 24

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 12, 1974

Season 25

6 episodes

Premiered Oct 20, 1975

Season 26

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 17, 1976

Season 27

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 16, 1977

Season 28

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 17, 1978

Season 29

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 14, 1979

Season 30

3 episodes

Premiered Feb 9, 1981

Season 31

2 episodes

Premiered Dec 1, 1981

Season 32

2 episodes

Premiered Dec 4, 1982

Season 33

2 episodes

Premiered Dec 6, 1983

Season 34

2 episodes

Premiered Dec 11, 1984

Season 35

2 episodes

Premiered Dec 9, 1985

Season 36

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 14, 1986

Season 37

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 30, 1987

Season 38

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 4, 1988

Season 39

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 3, 1989

Season 40

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 2, 1990

Season 41

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 1, 1991

Season 42

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 29, 1992

Season 43

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 5, 1993

Season 44

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 4, 1994

Season 45

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 10, 1995

Season 46

4 episodes

Premiered Dec 1, 1996

Season 47

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 23, 1997

Season 48

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 22, 1998

Season 49

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 21, 1999

Season 50

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 19, 2000

Season 51

4 episodes

Premiered Nov 18, 2001

Season 52

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 8, 2002

Season 53

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 26, 2003

Season 54

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 22, 2004

Season 55

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 27, 2005

Season 56

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 26, 2006

Season 57

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 2, 2007

Season 58

3 episodes

Premiered Dec 7, 2008

Season 59

2 episodes

Premiered Nov 29, 2009

Season 60

3 episodes

Premiered Nov 28, 2010

Season 61

1 episodes

Premiered Nov 27, 2011

Episodes

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Ep 1

Amahl and the Night Visitors

Dec 24, 1951

120m

Broadcast live from New York, Gian Carlo Menotti's Christmas story was the first opera commissioned for television, and was repeated in several subsequent telecasts.

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Ep 2

Doctor Serocold

Jan 6, 1952

120m

A Hollywood press agent is assigned to promote a starlet with whom he was once in love.

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Ep 3

Love Story

Jan 13, 1952

120m

Adaptation of the novel by Helen Ashton.

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Ep 4

The Big Build-Up

Jan 20, 1952

120m

Dramatization of the love affair between Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning.

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Ep 5

The Story of Roger Williams

Jan 27, 1952

120m

In 1631 Roger Williams landed in Boston. He had come to America to find freedom of belief and worship; instead, he found the church here still connected to the church in England and just as oppressive. He refused to join the church in Boston because it still held communion with the Church of England, from which he had just fled. He thought it his duty to renounce all connection with any church that would stain its hands in the blood of the Lord's people.

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Ep 6

Florence Nightingale

Feb 3, 1952

120m

Biography of Florence Nightingale: her determination to build hospitals and train nurses for the sick and disabled during the Crimean War, her correspondence with the Minister of War, and the letter of appreciation she received from Queen Victoria.

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