1968 In Television ,
Other Events Of 1969 ,
1970 In Television and the
List Of 'years In Television' .
''For the American network television schedule, please see 1969-70 American Network Television Schedule .''
- June - '' Hee Haw '' premieres on CBS (1969- 1993 ).
- September 8 - '' Where The Heart Is '' premieres on CBS daytime (1969- 1973 ).
- September 13 - '' Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! '' (1969- 1972 ) premieres on CBS Saturday Morning. The animated show, about a cowardly Great Dane and his four teenage friends who travel around the country in a multi-colored van solving mysteries, would go on to become a major pop cultural icon, with numerous spin-offs, direct to video movies, and two live action films.
- September 29
- ---'' Bright Promise '', the latter of the Soap Opera s created by Frank And Doris Hursley , debuts on NBC daytime (1969- 1972 ).
- ---'' Love, American Style '' debuts on ABC (1969- 1974 ).
- October 5
- ---'' Monty Python's Flying Circus '' premieres on BBC1 (1969-1974).
- ---'' Sazae-san '' premieres as a kids' comedy on Fuji Television in Japan . The show is still airing as of 2005 .
- November 10 - National Educational Television (the predecessor to the Public Broadcasting Service ) in the United States debuts the children's Television program '' Sesame Street '' (1969-present).
- November 16 - The first episode of '' The Clangers '' (a British stop motion animated television program for children) is broadcast by the BBC (1969-1972).
- '' Marcus Welby, M.D. '' premieres (1969-1976).
- '' Room 222 '' premieres (1969-1974).
- '' The Benny Hill Show '' premieres on Thames Television (1969- 1989 ) (UK).
- '' The Brady Bunch '' premieres (1969-1974).
- '' The Johnny Cash Show '' premieres (1969- 1971 ).
- February 2 - Boris Karloff , actor
- February 9 - Gabby Hayes , actor
- February 19 - Madge Blake , actress
- May 3 - Karl Freund , cinematographer, who as director of photography on '' I Love Lucy '', developed the practical use of the three-camera TV sitcom production.
- June 22 - Judy Garland , singer/actress
- July 18 - Barbara Pepper , actress (Doris Ziffel #1 on ''Green Acres'')
- August 9 - Sharon Tate , actress, murdered by followers of Charles Manson
- September 8 - Bud Collyer , game show host ('' Beat The Clock '')
- September 19 - Rex Ingram , actor
- December 22 - Wilbur Hatch , musical director for many TV shows including ''I Love Lucy''
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