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Post by Matthew the Swordsman on Aug 30, 2017 15:56:59 GMT
Which TV series have produced over 1000 episodes, for which all the episodes still exist?
Note the second part of that sentence, since it rules out shows like "Guiding Light" and "Search for Tomorrow", as many episodes of them are lost.
Some series I know of which produced over 1000 episodes, for which all the episodes still exist (number of episodes taken from Wikipedia): "Days of Our Lives" - 13,159 episodes "Match Game 7x" - 1,455 episodes "Coronation Street" - 9,238 episodes "Tattletales" - 1,075 episodes The 1968-1975 syndicated version of "What's My Line?" - 1,320 "EastEnders" - 5,552 episodes "Emmerdale" - 7,919 episodes "Hollyoaks" - 4,720 episodes "River City" - 1024 episodes "Casualty" - 1,051 episodes "Doctors" (2000 TV series) - 3,383 episodes "Neighbours" - 7,675 episodes "The Bold and the Beautiful" - Over 7000 "Capitol" - 1,293 "Loving" - 3,169 "Santa Barbara" - 2,137 "Passions" - 2,331 "Port Charles" - 1,537 "Late Show with David Letterman" - 4,263 episodes "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" - 4,610 episodes
Can you people name some others?
One thing I'd like to note: most soap operas and game shows from the 1980s onwards survive intact, which may help. (there are some exceptions: for example, "Wheel of Fortune" had its mastertapes wiped into 1985).
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Post by rycki1138 on Sept 11, 2017 9:55:16 GMT
Dark Shadows had 1225 episodes, and while the video for one episode doesn't exist anymore, the audio for that episode does still exist. It has been restored using still shots from the episode that play over the audio track.
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Post by kaasa on Sept 19, 2017 12:16:50 GMT
WWE Monday Night Raw celebrated its 1000th episode in 2012. The show started in 1993. Probably every episode is available on the WWE network by now.
SmackDown! (1999) is also approaching its 1000th episode.
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Post by Matthew the Swordsman on Oct 1, 2017 8:59:42 GMT
WWE Monday Night Raw celebrated its 1000th episode in 2012. The show started in 1993. Probably every episode is available on the WWE network by now. SmackDown! (1999) is also approaching its 1000th episode. I'm actually amazed by how well wrestling TV shows are archived....there's actually more surviving wrestling telecasts from the 1950s than there are baseball telecasts from the period.
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