CBS
Series whose archives' descriptions name CBS as a network they were broadcast on.
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Gunsmoke
CBS · 1949–1961
CBS Radio Mystery Theater
CBS · 1974–1982
The Whistler
CBS · 1942–1955
Jack Benny
CBS · 1932–1956
Bob and Ray
CBS · 1948–1984
Have Gun, Will Travel
CBS · 1958–1960
Broadway is My Beat
CBS · 1949–1954
The Adventures of Sam Spade
ABC · 1943–1951
My Favorite Husband
CBS · 1948–1951
Calling All Cars
CBS · 1933–1939
Crime Classics
CBS · 1952–1954
21st Precinct
CBS · 1953–1956
Fort Laramie
CBS · 1955–1956
Burns and Allen
CBS · 1934–1950
Cavalcade of America
CBS · 1935–1953
Ozzie & Harriet
CBS · 1944–1954
CBS Radio Workshop
CBS · 1956–1957
Dr. Christian
CBS · 1937–1953
Mr and Mrs North
CBS · 1941–1955
Duffy's Tavern
CBS · 1940–1951
Frontier Gentleman
CBS · 1958
Sears Radio Theater
CBS · 1979
The Clock
ABC · 1946–1948
Baby Snooks
CBS · 1936–1951
The Mel Blanc Show
CBS · 1946–1947
Luke Slaughter of Tombstone
CBS · 1958
My Friend Irma
CBS · 1946–1954
Jeff Regan, Investigator
CBS · 1948–1950
Adventures of Maisie
CBS · 1949–1951
Columbia Workshop
CBS · 1936–1947
CBS RADIO MYSTERY THEATER 1980-PAGE
CBS · 1980
It Pays To Be Ignorant
Mutual · 1943–1952
The Bing Crosby-Rosemary Clooney Show
CBS · 1960–1962
The Stan Freberg Show
CBS · 1957
Alka-Seltzer Time
Mutual · 1953
Life with Luigi
CBS · 1948–1954
Romance
CBS · 1943–1957
CBS Radio Workshop - Brave New World
CBS · 1956
Ford Theater
NBC · 1947–1949
The Danny Kaye Show
CBS · 1945–1946
CBS RADIO MYSTERY THEATER 1978-PAGE
CBS · 1978
Matinee Theater
CBS · 1944–1945
Melody Ranch
CBS · 1937–1956
Proudly We Hail
CBS · 1946–1957
Ma Perkins #02
CBS · 1950
Camel Rock & Roll Dance Party
CBS · 1956
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
CBS · 1939–1940
Meet Corliss Archer
CBS · 1946–1956
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