CBS
Series whose archives' descriptions name CBS as a network they were broadcast on.
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On Stage
CBS · 1953–1954
Granby's Green Acres
CBS · 1950
Myrt & Marge
CBS · 1931–1946
Mercury Theatre On The Air
CBS · 1938
Moby Dick
NBC · 1946–1953
The Judy Canova Show
CBS · 1943–1948
Hawk Larabee
CBS · 1946–1948
The First Nighter Program
CBS · 1939–1953
Ma Perkins #01 Misc
NBC · 1960
Aunt Jemima
CBS · 2016
The Mary Lee Taylor Program
CBS · 1948–1949
My Son Jeep
NBC · 1953
Romance of Helen Trent
CBS · 1939–1949
One World Flight
CBS · 1947
Big Sister
CBS · 1944
Frontier Gentleman - Complete Series - HQ
CBS · 1958
My Little Margie
CBS · 1952–1955
On A Note Of Triumph
CBS · 1945
An American in England
CBS · 1942
Christmas Sing With Bing Broadcasts
CBS · 1955–1962
Meet Mr McNutley
CBS · 1954
Ma Perkins #03
CBS · 1951
The Real McCoys-Grandpa sells his gun
ABC
Cliff Edwards Show
NBC · 1944
Gershwin's Piano Concerto in F
CBS
Kay Fairchild, Stepmother
CBS · 1940–1941
Suspense 2: the Roma Wines years, December 1943 to November
CBS · 1944–1947
Suspense 3: the "after Roma" years, December 1947 to July
CBS · 1947–1950
Adventures Of Admiral Byrd
CBS
Joe Palooka
CBS · 1945–1946
Suspense 4: the Elliott Lewis years, August 1950 to July
CBS · 1950–1954
Just Plain Bill
CBS · 1945
The Gaming Gang October Spooktacular
CBS · 2022
Joan Davis
CBS · 1943–1950
Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney Show
CBS · 1960–1962
Have Gun Will Travel Comics #
CBS
Suspense 1: The Early Years
CBS · 1943
Intrigue
CBS · 1946
America Calling
CBS · 1941
Suspense 5: the final years, June 1954 to September
CBS · 1954–1959
Nona From Nowhere
CBS · 1950
The Narada Radio Company presents: THE THIRD MAN
CBS · 2015
The Lineup
CBS · 1950
Indictment
CBS · 1958
Weekend, Vol. IV
CBS · 1937–1974
Lux Radio Theatre Thin Man, The Myrna Loy & William Powell
CBS
Halloween Spooktacular 2017 - CBSRMT: 'The Captain of the Pole-Star'
CBS · 1978
Colorado Free Radio Old Time Radio Presents - Frankenstein
CBS · 2016
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