Encyclopedia of Television Shows, 1925 through 2010, 2d ed.

Vincent Terrace has been a researcher for ABC television and is the television historian for BPOLIN Productions. He has written more than 50 books about television and radio.

• Table of Contents• Volume 1 •Preface delete 1The Encyclopedia, A–Ha delete 3(entries 1–3882)• Volume 2 •The Encyclopedia, He–Q delete 443(entries 3883–7597)• Volume 3 •The Encyclopedia, R–Z delete 871(entries 7598–10567)Name Index delete 1217

Reviews of the first edition: “practically everything you ever wanted to know about television shows has been brought together in this set...a useful and entertaining work”—Booklist; “monumental...a treasure trove...recommended”—Choice; “Terrace is arguably the most prolific developer of television reference material, with more than 30 books to his credit...highly recommended for all libraries”—ARBA; “well-written and well-researched...indispensable and well worth the price”—Reference Reviews; “it will be a while before anybody tops Vincent Terrace’s latest volume on the TV industry...recommended”—SPERDVAC Radiogram; “the most complete such directory ever published...especially useful...a host of details”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly; “a most marvelous update...a rare gem worth possessing, and a fine addition to any library.”—tvparty.com. Reviews of the second edition: “a fantastic TV Western resource”—Boyce McClain’s Collector’s Corner; “new and updated entries add character background and storyline development information, and included are announcer-spoken openings”—Reference & Research Book News; “there are aspects not covered in other books...an important addition”—Communication Booknotes Quarterly.