List of WarnerMedia television programs
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This is a list of television series produced, distributed or owned by WarnerMedia's brands. This list also includes shows produced and distributed by Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution, Warner Bros. Television Studios, Warner Bros. Animation, Hanna-Barbera, Ruby-Spears, Warner Horizon Television, Warner Horizon Unscripted and Alternative Television, Warner Horizon Scripted Television, Telepictures, Turner Program Services, Lorimar-Telepictures, Lorimar Television, The Wolper Organization, Seven Arts Television, Castle Rock Entertainment, New Line Television, HBO, Turner Networks, Otter Media, HBO Max, HBO Downtown Productions, HBO Independent Productions, Adult Swim, CNN, Cartoon Network Studios/Williams Street and Boomerang.
Warner Bros. Television Studios[]
Formerly Warner Bros. Television.
Title | Genre | Years | Network | Notes |
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Warner Bros. Presents | Wheel series | 1955–1956 | ABC | |
Casablanca | Cold War spy/intrigue | 1955–1956 | ||
Cheyenne | Western | 1955–1962 | ||
Conflict | Anthology | 1956–1957 | ||
Sugarfoot | Western | 1957–1960 | ||
Colt .45 | Western | |||
Maverick | Western | 1957–1962 | ||
Lawman | Western | 1958–1962 | ||
Bronco | Western | |||
77 Sunset Strip | Crime drama | 1958–1964 | ||
The Alaskans | Adventure | 1959–1960 | ||
Bourbon Street Beat | Private detective | |||
Hawaiian Eye | Private detective | 1959–1963 | ||
The Bugs Bunny Show | Animated | 1960–2000 | ABC/CBS | |
The Roaring Twenties | Drama | 1960–1962 | ABC | |
Surfside 6 | Private detective | |||
Room for One More | Sitcom | 1962 | ABC | |
The Gallant Men[1] | Fiction | 1962–1963 | ||
GE True | Anthology | CBS | ||
The Dakotas | Western | 1963 | ABC | |
Temple Houston | Western | 1963–1964 | NBC | co-production with Apollo Productions, Inc. |
Wendy and Me | Sitcom | 1964–1965 | ABC | co-production with Natwill Productions |
No Time for Sergeants | Sitcom | Based on the 1958 movie by Warner Bros. Pictures | ||
F Troop | Sitcom | 1965–1967 | ||
Mister Roberts | Sitcom | 1965–1966 | NBC | |
Hank | Situation comedy | |||
The F.B.I. | Police procedural | 1965–1974 | ABC | co-production with Quinn Martin Productions |
The Road Runner Show | Anthology | 1966–1972 | CBS/ABC | |
The Chicago Teddy Bears | Sitcom | 1971 | CBS | co-production with Dean Jones Productions, Inc. |
The New Dick Van Dyke Show | Sitcom | 1971–1974 | ||
Nichols | Western | 1971–1972 | NBC | co-production with Cherokee Productions |
The Jimmy Stewart Show | Situation comedy | co-production with J-K/Ablidon Productions | ||
The Merrie Melodies Show | Anthology | 1972 | Syndication | |
Search | Science fiction | 1972–1973 | NBC | co-production with Leslie Stevens Productions |
Banyon | Detective fiction | co-production with Quinn Martin Productions | ||
The Delphi Bureau[2] | Dramatic television series | ABC | ||
The Brian Keith Show | Sitcom | 1972–1974 | NBC | co-production with Miguel Productions |
The Streets of San Francisco | Crime drama | 1972–1977 | ABC | co-production with Quinn Martin Productions (pilot and season one only)[3][4] Rights now owned by CBS Television Distribution[5][6] |
Kung Fu | Action/Adventure | 1972–1975 | ||
The Cowboys | Western | 1974 | ||
Kodiak | Drama | distribution only; produced by Kodiak Productions | ||
The New Land | Drama | |||
Shoulder to Shoulder | Historical drama | BBC | mini-series; co-production with the BBC | |
Harry O | Detective fiction | 1974–1976 | ABC | |
Give-n-Take | Game show | 1975 | CBS | |
The Neighbors | Game show | 1975–1976 | ABC | |
Wonder Woman | Science fantasy | 1975–1979 | ABC/CBS | co-production with The Douglas S. Cramer Company and Bruce Lansbury Productions, Ltd. |
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle | Animated | 1976–1980 | CBS | co-production with Filmation Associates |
Alice | Sitcom | 1976–1985 | based on the 1974 film Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore co-produced with D'Angelo-Bullock-Allen Productions (1976–77) (season 1) | |
Code R | Action/Adventure | 1977 | CBS | |
The New Adventures of Batman | Animated | co-production with Filmation Associates and DC Comics | ||
Rafferty | Medical drama | |||
Second Chance | Game show | ABC | ||
Roots | Historical drama | |||
The Fitzpatricks | Drama | 1977–1978 | CBS | |
The Daffy Duck Show | 1978–1979 | NBC | ||
Roots: The Next Generations | Miniseries | 1979 | ABC | mini-series; co-production with The Wolper Organization[7] |
Time Express[8] | Fantasy drama | CBS | ||
Dorothy | Sitcom | co-production with The Konigsberg Company[9] & Davis-Carroll Productions | ||
California Fever | Teen drama | co-production with Lou Step Productions | ||
The Dukes of Hazzard | Action | 1979–1985 | co-produced with Paul R. Picard Productions and Piggy Productions, Inc. (season 1) by Lou Step Productions (seasons 2–7) | |
This Old House | Home improvement | 1979–present | PBS | Distribution only for syndication;[10] produced by WGBH Educational Foundation (1979–2019), WETA-TV (2019–present) and This Old House Ventures |
Young Maverick | Western | 1979–1980 | CBS | |
Flo | 1980–1981 | |||
Enos | co-production with Lou Step Productions[11] | |||
Freebie and the Bean[12] | Based on the 1974 movie by Warner Bros. Pictures | |||
Park Place | 1981 | co-production with Starry Night Productions | ||
Private Benjamin | 1981–1983 | |||
Love, Sidney | NBC | co-production with R.G. Productions Inc. | ||
Bret Maverick | 1981–1982 | co-production with Cherokee Productions | ||
Bare Essence | 1983 | |||
The Thorn Birds | ABC | mini-series; co-production with Edward Lewis Productions[13] | ||
Casablanca | NBC | |||
The Dukes | CBS | co-production with Hanna-Barbera | ||
Wizards and Warriors | co-produced by Don Reo Productions[14] | |||
High Performance | ABC | |||
Goodnight, Beantown | 1983–1984 | CBS | co-production with Bixby-Brandon Productions Inc. | |
The Mississippi | co-produced by Ralph Waite Productions and Hajeno Productions | |||
The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show | 1983–1985 | co-produced with Lee Mendelson/Bill Melendez Productions currently co-owned with DHX Media (currently known as WildBrain, Ltd. since 2019)) | ||
The Yellow Rose | 1983–1984 | NBC | co-produced with John Wilder-Michael Zinberg Productions | |
Scarecrow and Mrs. King | 1983–1987 | CBS | co-production with Shoot the Moon Enterprises Inc. and B&E Enterprises (episodes 1-11) | |
Steambath | 1984 | Showtime | co-production with Joe Byrne/Falrose and Pollock/Davis, Inc. | |
V: The Series | 1984–1985 | NBC | co-production with Daniel H. Blatt-Robert Singer Productions | |
Night Court | 1984–1992 | co-production with Starry Night Productions (seasons 1–6) | ||
Off the Rack | 1984–1985 | ABC | co-production with Brownstone and Mugwump Productions | |
Eye to Eye | 1985 | co-production with Eustis and Elias and an S. A. Vail Productions and Mut, Inc. | ||
Double Dare | CBS | co-produced with Terry Hughes Productions, December Enterprises, Inc. and Wanderers Productions, Inc. | ||
I Had Three Wives | co-production with Brownstone and Mugwump Productions | |||
Spenser: For Hire | 1985–1988 | ABC | co-production with John Wilder Productions (season 1)[15] and Jadda Productions (season 2) | |
Growing Pains | 1985–1992 | co-production with Guntzelman-Sullivan-Marshall Productions (seasons 5–6) | ||
North and South | 1985–1986 1994 |
co-production with David L. Wolper Productions | ||
Shadow Chasers | 1985–1986 | co-production with Kenneth Johnson/Brian Grazer Productions | ||
Head of the Class | 1986–1991 | co-produced with Eustis/Elias Productions | ||
ALF | 1986–1990 | NBC | co-produced with Alien Productions | |
My Sister Sam | 1986–1988 | CBS | co-production with Pony Productions | |
Perfect Strangers | 1986–1993 | ABC | 1986-1988 episodes from Lorimar-Telepictures; and 1988-1993 episodes from Lorimar Television | |
Shell Game | 1987 | CBS | co-production with Lou-Step Productions | |
Ohara | 1987–1988 | ABC | co-production with Imagine Television and M*ass Production. | |
Full House | 1987–1995 | co-produced by Jeff Franklin Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions[16] 1987–1988 episodes from Lorimar-Telepictures; 1988–1993 episodes from Lorimar Television | ||
Just in Time | 1988 | |||
Police Academy: The Animated Series | 1988–1989 | Syndication | co-production with Ruby Spears Enterprises | |
Superman | 1988 | Syndication | co-production with Ruby Spears Enterprises | |
Just the Ten of Us | 1988–1990 | ABC | co-produced with Guntzelman-Sullivan-Marshall Productions | |
Murphy Brown | 1988–1998 2018 |
CBS | co-produced with Shukovsky-English Productions/Entertainment and Bend in the Road Productions | |
This Is America, Charlie Brown | 1988–1989 | CBS | co-produced with Lee Mendelson/Bill Melendez Productions currently co-owned with DHX Media (currently known as WildBrain, Ltd. since 2019)) | |
A Man Called Hawk | 1989 | ABC | co-produced with Hattman-Yates Productions and Avery Brooks Productions | |
Beetlejuice | 1989–1991 | ABC/Fox Kids | co-production with Tim Burton Inc., Nelvana Limited and The Geffen Film Company | |
Tales from the Crypt | 1989–1996 | HBO | WB has international distribution rights outside the U.S. as well as Home Video rights domestic media rights are with 20th Century Fox Television[17] | |
Life Goes On | 1989–1993 | ABC | co-produced with Toots Productions | |
Family Matters | 1989–1998 | ABC/CBS | 1989–1993 episodes from Lorimar Television (seasons 1–4); co-produced by Bickley-Warren Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions | |
Molloy | 1990 | FOX | co-production with The Lee Rich Company | |
The Flash | 1990–1991 | CBS | co-production with Pet Fly Productions | |
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air | 1990–1996 | NBC | co-produced by The Stuffed Dog Company, Quincy Jones Entertainment (1990–1993, (seasons 1–3), Quincy Jones-David Salzman Entertainment (1993–1996, (seasons 4–6) and NBC Productions; NBCUniversal owns the copyrights to the series, WB only handles worldwide distribution since 1994 | |
Going Places | 1990–1991 | ABC | co-produced with Miller-Boyett Productions and Lorimar Television | |
Tiny Toon Adventures | 1990–1995 | Syndication/Fox Kids | co-production with Amblin Entertainment | |
Taz-Mania | Fox Kids | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Roc | 1991–1995 | FOX | co-production with HBO Independent Productions | |
Sisters | 1991–1996 | NBC | 1991–1993 episodes from Lorimar Television (1991–1993) (seasons 1–3); co-production for Cowlip Productions | |
Step By Step | 1991–1998 | ABC/CBS | 1991–1993 episodes from Lorimar Television (seasons 1–2); co-produced by Bickley-Warren Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions | |
Billy | 1992 | ABC | co-produced with Eustis/Elias Productions | |
Angel Street | 1992 | CBS | co-produced with John Wells and Friends | |
Room for Two | 1992 | ABC | co-produced with Big Deal, Inc. and Phantom Productions | |
Hangin' with Mr. Cooper | 1992–1997 | ABC | 1992–1993 episodes from Lorimar Television (season 1); co-production with Bickley-Warren Productions and Jeff Franklin Productions | |
Martin | FOX | co-produced with You Go Boy! Productions (1994–1997) (seasons 3–5) and HBO Independent Productions | ||
Batman: The Animated Series | 1992–1995 | Fox Kids | co-production of DC Comics | |
Out All Night | 1992–1993 | NBC | co-production with PAZ, Inc. Alan Haymon Productions, The Stuffed Dog Company and NBC Productions | |
Family Dog | 1993 | CBS | co-production with Amblin Television, Tim Burton Productions, Nelvana and Universal Television; WB has international distribution rights outside the U.S., domestic distribution rights are handled by NBCUniversal Television Distribution and Studios USA Television[18] | |
Tall Hopes | co-produced with Eustis/Elias Productions | |||
The Trouble with Larry | co-production with Highest Common Denominator Productions and Meleager Productions | |||
It Had to Be You | co-production with Highest Common Denominator Productions | |||
Family Album | co-production with Bright/Kauffman/Crane Productions | |||
Against the Grain | NBC | co-produced with The Lee Rich Company and Magnum Productions[19] | ||
Time Trax | 1993–1994 | PTEN | 1993 episodes from Lorimar Television (season 1); co-produced by Gary Nardino Productions | |
Getting By | ABC/NBC | 1993 episodes from Lorimar Television (season 1); co-produced by Bickley-Warren Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions | ||
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. | FOX | co-production with Boam/Cuse Productions | ||
Café Americain | NBC | co-production with Peter Noah Productions | ||
Animaniacs | 1993–1998 | Fox Kids/Kids' WB | co-production with Amblin Entertainment | |
Living Single | FOX | co-produced with SisterLee Productions (1994–1998) (seasons 2–5) | ||
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues | 1993–1997 | PTEN | co-produced by Warner Bros. Distributing Canada Ltd. | |
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman | ABC | co-produced by Gangbuster Films, Inc. (pilot), Roundelay Productions (1993–1994) (season 1) and December 3rd Productions (1994–1997) (seasons 2–4) | ||
The John Larroquette Show | 1993–1996 | NBC | co-produced by Port Street Films, Impact Zone Productions and Witt/Thomas Productions | |
Tales from the Cryptkeeper | 1993–1999 | ABC/CBS | co-produced with EC Comics and Nelvana Limited owned by Nelvana | |
Tom | 1994 | CBS | co-production with Wapello County Productions | |
Free Willy | ABC | co-production with Le Studio Canal+, Donner/Shuler-Donner Productions, Nelvana and Regency Enterprises[20] | ||
Daddy's Girls | CBS | co-production with Carydan Productions and Witt/Thomas Productions | ||
The George Carlin Show | 1994–1995 | FOX | co-production with Sweet Freedom Productions and Main Sequence | |
On Our Own | ABC | co-produced with Lightkeeper Productions, de Passe Entertainment and Miller-Boyett Productions | ||
Something Wilder | NBC | co-production with The Kellman Company | ||
Under Suspicion | CBS | co-produced by Magdalene Productions and Lakeside Productions, Inc. | ||
Babylon 5 | 1994–1998 | PTEN/TNT | co-production with Babylonian Productions Inc. | |
Friends | 1994–2004 | NBC | co-produced with Bright/Kauffman/Crane Productions | |
ER | 1994–2009 | co-produced with Constant c Productions and Amblin Television | ||
Pointman | 1995 | PTEN | co-production with Pointman Productions, Inc. | |
The History of Rock 'n' Roll | Documentary mini-series; co-produced by Andrew Solt Productions, Quincy Jones/David Salzman Entertainment, in association with Telepictures Productions, and Time-Life Video & Television | |||
Muscle | The WB | co-produced with Boone County Productions and Witt/Thomas Productions | ||
Medicine Ball | FOX | co-produced with Lakeside Productions and Crystal Beach Entertainment | ||
The Great Defender | co-produced with Schenck/Cardea Productions | |||
Charlie Grace | ABC | co-produced by Wings Productions and December 3rd Productions | ||
The Monroes | co-produced with Rebel Heart Productions and Elliot Friedgen Company | |||
Double Rush | CBS | co-production with Shukovsky English Entertainment | ||
The Office | co-produced with 5 a.m., Inc. and Witt/Thomas Productions | |||
Dweebs | co-produced with Peter Noah Productions | |||
New York News | co-produced with Sander/Moses Productions and Round Two Productions | |||
Pinky and the Brain | 1995–1998 | Kids' WB | co-production with Amblin Entertainment | |
The Wayans Bros. | 1995–1999 | The WB | co-produced with BabyWay Productions and Next to Last Productions[21] | |
The Parent 'Hood | co-produced with Highest Common Denominator Productions (1995, season 1), The Townsend Entertainment Company (1995–1999) (seasons 2–5) and Warren & Rinsler Productions (1995–1998); (seasons 2–4) | |||
In the House | NBC/UPN/Syndication | co-produced by Winifred Hervey Productions, Quincy Jones/David Salzman Entertainment, NBC Productions (seasons 1–2) and NBC Studios (1996–98) (seasons 3–5); WB takes over production from season 5 onwards | ||
Hope & Gloria | 1995–1996 | NBC | co-produced with Team Steinkellner Productions | |
High Society | CBS | co-production with JVTV and Look Ma Productions | ||
Bless This House | co-produced with Mohawk Productions | |||
The Client | co-production with Michael Filerman Productions, Judith Paige Mitchell Productions and Regency Enterprises | |||
Minor Adjustments | NBC/UPN | co production with Ken Estin Entertainment and Witt/Thomas Productions | ||
Too Something | FOX | |||
Kirk | 1995–1997 | The WB | co-produced with Bickley-Warren Productions | |
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective | 1995–2000 | CBS/Nickelodeon | co-production with Nelvana and Morgan Creek Productions Rights now owned by Revolution Studios by Odyssey Entertainment (1999-2000) (season 3) | |
The Drew Carey Show | 1995–2004 | ABC | co-produced with Mohawk Productions | |
Mad TV | 1995–2009 | FOX | produced by Quincy Jones-David Salzman Entertainment, Bahr/Small Productions (1995–97) (seasons 1–3); Epicenter Ventures (2016) (special; season 15), Montgomery Studios and Teitelbaum Artists (2016) (season 15) | |
Access Hollywood | 1996–present | Syndication | produced by NBC Studios; WB took control of the distribution of the series in 1999 from 20th Television, WB stopped distributing Access in 2001 | |
Lush Life | 1996 | FOX | co-produced with SisterLee Productions | |
Party Girl | co-produced with Subway Productions | |||
The Show | FOX | co-produced by Black Rose Productions | ||
Local Heroes | FOX | co-produced with No Humans Were Harmed Productions and Witt/Thomas Productions | ||
Mr. & Mrs. Smith | CBS | co-produced by Page Two Productions and Bakula Productions, Inc.[22] | ||
My Guys | co-production with Cherp Productions and Witt/Thomas Productions | |||
Common Law | ABC | co-production with Witt/Thomas Productions | ||
Life with Roger | 1996–1997 | The WB | ||
The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest | Cartoon Network | co-produced with Hanna-Barbera Cartoons | ||
Pearl | CBS | co-production with Impact Zone Productions and Witt/Thomas Productions | ||
Waynehead | Kids' WB | co-production with Nelvana and Warner Bros. Television Animation | ||
Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher | 1996–1998 | The WB | co-produced with Warren and Rinsler Productions | |
The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor[23] | Cartoon Network | co-produced with Fred Wolf Films[23] | ||
Suddenly Susan | 1996–2000 | NBC | ||
Superman: The Animated Series | Kids' WB | co-production with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
The Jamie Foxx Show | 1996–2001 | The WB | co-produced with Bent Outta Shape Productions and Foxxhole Productions | |
Dexter's Laboratory | 1996–2003 | Cartooon Network | co-produced with Hanna-Barbera Cartoons (1997–99) and Cartoon Network Studios (1996–97, 2001–03) | |
Chicago Sons | 1997 | NBC | co-production with Three Sisters Entertainment and Frontier Pictures | |
Prince Street | co-produced with Writer's Workbench Films | |||
Spy Game | ABC | co-production with McNamara Paper Products, Inc., Renaissance Pictures and Universal Television | ||
Leaving L.A. | co-production with Rebel Heart Productions | |||
The Shining | ||||
Meego | CBS | co-produced with Miller-Boyett-Warren Productions | ||
Built to Last | NBC | co-produced with Lightkeeper Productions | ||
Cow and Chicken | 1997–1999 | Cartoon Network | Distribution only; Produced by Hanna-Barbera Cartoons | |
La Femme Nikita | 1997–2001 | CTV Television Network/USA Network[24] | co-produced with Baton Broadcasting, LPN Productions, Inc. and Fireworks Entertainment | |
The New Adventures of Zorro | 1997–1998 | Syndication | co-produced with Fred Wolf Films | |
Police Academy: The Series | co-produced with Paul Maslansky Productions, Goodman/Rosen Productions and Protocol Entertainment | |||
The New Adventures of Robin Hood | 1997–1999 | TNT/Syndication | co-produced with Tarnview Limited, Dune Productions and M6 | |
Veronica's Closet | 1997–2000 | NBC | co-produced with Bright/Kauffman/Crane Productions | |
I Am Weasel | Cartoon Network | co-production with Hanna-Barbera Cartoons | ||
Johnny Bravo | 1997–2004 | co-production for Hanna-Barbera Cartoons (1997–2002) and Cartoon Network Studios (2001–04) | ||
Prey | 1998 | ABC | co-production with Edelson Productions and Lars Thorwald Inc. | |
Kelly Kelly | The WB | co-production with ItzBinso Long Prodctions and Utility Pictures | ||
Maximum Bob | ABC | co-production with Sonnenfeld Josephson Worldwide Entertainment | ||
The Brian Benben Show | CBS | co-production with CBS Productions | ||
The Closer | co-production with T.W.S. II Productions, Frontier Pictures and CBS Productions | |||
Vengeance Unlimited | 1998–1999 | ABC | co-production with McNamara Paper Products | |
Trinity | NBC | co-production with John Wells Productions | ||
Brimstone | FOX | co-production with Lars Thorwald Inc. | ||
Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain | Kids' WB | co-produced with Amblin Entertainment | ||
Hyperion Bay | The WB | co-produced with Jarndyce & Jarndyce and South Productions | ||
Two of a Kind | ABC | co-produced with Griffard/Adler Productions, Dualstar Productions and Miller-Boyett-Warren Productions | ||
Histeria! | 1998–2000 | Kids' WB | co-production with Warner Bros. Animation | |
Jesse | NBC | co-produced with Bright/Kauffman/Crane Productions | ||
For Your Love | 1998–2002 | NBC/The WB | co-produced with SisterLee Productions | |
The Powerpuff Girls | 1998–2005 | Cartoon Network | co-production with Hanna-Barbera Cartoons (1998–2002) and Cartoon Network Studios (2002–05) | |
Will & Grace | 1998–2006 | NBC | co-produced with 3 Sisters Entertainment, KoMut Entertainment, NBC Studios (1998–2004), and NBCUniversal Television Studio (2004–2006); WB only handled distribution from 2003 to 2006, currently distributed by NBCUniversal Television Distribution | |
Whose Line Is It Anyway? | 1998–2007 2013–present |
ABC/The CW | co-produced with Hat Trick Productions | |
Everything's Relative | 1999 | NBC | co-produced with The Hurwitz Company Witt/Thomas Productions and NBCUniversal | |
The Chimp Channel | TBS | co-production with Telescopic Pictures | ||
Katie Joplin | The WB | |||
Crusade | TNT | co-produced by Babylonian Productions Inc. | ||
The PJs | 1999–2001 | Fox/The WB | Season 3 only; co-production with Imagine Television, Touchstone Television (1999–2000) (season 1–2), The Murphy Company and Will Vinton Studios (2001) (season 3) | |
Mission Hill | 1999–2002 | The WB/Cartoon Network (Adult Swim) | Distribution only; produced by Castle Rock Entertainment, Film Roman and Bill Oakley/Josh Weinstein Productions; layout by Studio B Productions with overseas work done by AKOM | |
Odd Man Out | 1999–2000 | ABC | co-produced with Frontier Pictures | |
The Strip | UPN | co-produced with Silver Pictures Television and Millar Gough Ink | ||
The Norm Show | 1999–2001 | ABC | co-produced with Mohawk Productions | |
Jack & Jill | The WB | co-produced with The Canton Company and 22¢ Films[25] | ||
Third Watch | 1999–2005 | NBC | co-produced with John Wells Productions | |
The West Wing | 1999–2006 | co-produced with John Wells Productions | ||
Code Name: Eternity | 2000 | Syndication | co-produced with Dune Productions, Protocol Entertainment, UFA International Film & TV Production GmbH and Warner Bros. International Television Production | |
Freedom | UPN | co-production with Silver Pictures Television and Pandaemonium Pictures Limited | ||
Opposite Sex | FOX | |||
Bull | TNT | co-produced with Nooch Company | ||
Hype | 2000–2001 | The WB | co-produced with Tollin/Robbins Productions | |
The Fugitive | CBS | co-produced with Kopelson Entertainment (2000) (season 1), Kopelson Telemedia (2000-2001) (season 1) and McNamara Paper Products | ||
Baby Blues | 2000–2002 | The WB (episodes 1–8)/Adult Swim (episodes 9–13) | co-production with King Features Syndicate,[26] Rough Draft Studios and Split the Difference Productions | |
Nikki | The WB | co-produced with Mohawk Productions | ||
X-Men: Evolution | 2000–2003 | Kids' WB | co-produced with Marvel Studios and Film Roman | |
Static Shock | 2000–2004 | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Gilmore Girls | 2000–2007 | The WB/The CW | co-produced with Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions and Hofflund/Polone | |
Queer as Folk | 2000–2005 | Showtime | WB has international distribution rights outside the American, domestic distribution rights are with CBS Television Distribution; produced by Tony Jonas Productions, Cowlip Productions, Temple Street Productions, Channel 4 and Showtime Networks[27] | |
Citizen Baines | 2001 | CBS | co-produced with John Wells Productions and Lydia Woodward Productions | |
Dark Realm | Syndication | |||
Night Visions | FOX | co-production with Angel/Brown Productions | ||
Thieves | ABC | co-production with Hoosier Karma and Kopelson Entertainment | ||
The Oblongs | 2001–2002 | The WB/Adult Swim[28] | co-produced with Jobsite Productions, Film Roman, Oblong Productions and Mohawk Productions with overseas work done by AKOM & Rough Draft Studios[29] | |
Witchblade | TNT | co-production with Camelot Pictures, Hotsed Pictures, Mythic Films and Top Cow Productions | ||
The Zeta Project | Kids' WB | co-production with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
The Nightmare Room | co-production with Parachute Entertainment and Tollin/Robbins Productions | |||
Off Centre | The WB | co-production with DreamWorks Television and Weitz, Weitz and Zuker | ||
Maybe It's Me | co-production with SamJen Productions and Touchstone Television | |||
Justice League | 2001–2004 | Cartoon Network | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics | |
Baby Looney Tunes | 2001–2006 | Kids' WB/Cartoon Network | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | |
Smallville | 2001–2011 | The WB/The CW | co-production with Tollin/Robbins Productions, Millar Gough Ink, and DC Comics | |
The Court | 2002 | ABC | co-production with John Wells Productions | |
My Guide to Becoming a Rock Star | The WB | co-production with Tiny Hat Productions | ||
Presidio Med | 2002–2003 | CBS | co-production with Lydia Woodward Productions and John Wells Productions | |
Fastlane | FOX | co-production with McNamara Paper Products and Wonderland Sound and Vision; WB has handle domestic distribution rights, international distribution rights outside the U.S. are with 20th Television | ||
Birds of Prey | The WB | co-produced with Tollin/Robbins Productions Pilot co-produced by Flash Film Works | ||
3 South | MTV | co-production with MTV Animation and MTV Networks[30] | ||
Greetings from Tucson | The WB | co-produced by Bang, 3 Arts Entertainment and Big Ticket Television[31] WB has international distribution rights outside the U.S. domestic distribution rights are with CBS Television Distribution[5][32] | ||
Good Morning, Miami | NBC | co-produced with KoMut Entertainment | ||
The Jamie Kennedy Experiment | 2002–2004 | The WB | co-production with Bahr-Small Productions and Big Ticket Entertainment; WB has international distribution rights outside the U.S., domestic distribution rights are with CBS Television Distribution | |
Ozzy & Drix | The WB | co-production with Warner Bros. Animation and Conundrum Entertainment | ||
¡Mucha Lucha! | 2002–2005 | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation and Fwak! Animation | ||
Everwood | 2002–2006 | The WB | co-produced with Berlanti-Liddell Productions[33] | |
What I Like About You | co-produced with Tollin/Robbins Productions | |||
George Lopez | 2002–2007 | ABC | co-produced with Fortis Productions and Mohawk Productions | |
Without a Trace | 2002–2009 | CBS | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television, CBS Productions (2002–2006) (seasons 1–4), and CBS Paramount Network Television (2006–2009) (seasons 5–7) | |
Wanda at Large | 2003 | FOX | co-produced with Mohawk Productions | |
Black Sash | The WB | co-production with The Sash Films Inc. and Tollin/Robbins Productions | ||
Skin | FOX | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Hoosier Karma Productions | ||
On the Spot | The WB | |||
Tarzan | The WB | co-produced with Laura Ziskin Productions and David Gerber Productions | ||
Star Wars: Clone Wars 2003 | 2003–2005 | Cartoon Network | co-distributed by Disney–ABC Domestic Television Produced by Lucasfilm and Cartoon Network Studios | |
Run of the House | 2003–2004 | The WB | co-produced with The Tannenbaum Company and Two Out Rally Productions[34] | |
Like Family | co-produced with The Littlefield Company, 3 Hounds Productions and MHS Productions | |||
All About the Andersons | ||||
The Mullets | UPN | co-production with Bill Oakley/Josh Weinstein Productions and The Tannenbaum Company | ||
I'm with Her | ABC | co-production with Tollin/Robbins Productions and Pennette & Henchy Productions[35] | ||
Rock Me Baby | UPN | co-production with Flame Television | ||
Duck Dodgers | 2003–2005 | Cartoon Network | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | |
Eve | 2003–2006 | UPN | co-produced with The Greenblatt/Janollari Studio and Mega Diva Inc. (2004-2006) | |
Teen Titans | Cartoon Network | co-produced with DC Comics (season 5) and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Xiaolin Showdown | Kids' WB | co-produced with ActionFliks Media Corporation and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
The O.C. | 2003–2007 | FOX | co-produced by College Hill Pictures, Inc.[36] co-production with Hypnotic (season 1) and Wonderland Sound and Vision | |
All of Us | UPN/The CW | co-production with Overbrook Entertainment | ||
Nip/Tuck | 2003–2010 | FX | co-produced by Hands Down Entertainment, Ryan Murphy Productions, Stu Segall Productions[37] and The Shephard/Robin Company | |
Cold Case | CBS | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and CBS Productions (2003–2006); CBS Paramount Network Television (2006–2009); CBS Television Studios (2009–2010) distributed in the U.S. by WB TV[38] & distributed internationally by CBS Studios International | ||
One Tree Hill | 2003–2012 | The WB/The CW | co-produced with Mastermind Laboratories (2008–2012) and Tollin/Robbins Productions | |
Two and a Half Men | 2003–2015 | CBS | co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions and The Tannenbaum Company | |
The Help | 2004 | The WB | co-produced with Original Productions | |
The D.A. | ABC | co-produced with The Shepard/Robin Company | ||
Come to Papa | NBC | co-production with Stan Allen Productions and NBC Studios | ||
Next Action Star | co-production with Silver Pictures Television, NBC Studios, Brass Ring Productions and GRB Entertainment | |||
Ragnarok: The Animation | Cartoon Network | co-production with FUNimation Entertainment | ||
The Stones | CBS | co-production with KoMut Entertainment | ||
Dr. Vegas | co-produced with Bender Brown Productions | |||
Jack & Bobby | 2004–2005 | The WB | co-production with Shoe Money Productions and Berlanti-Liddell Productions | |
The Real Gilligan's Island | TBS | |||
The Mountain | The WB | co-production with Shaun Cassidy Productions and Wonderland Sound and Vision | ||
Center of the Universe | CBS | co-production with Katlin/Bernstein Productions, The Tannenbaum Company and CBS Productions | ||
Blue Collar TV[39] | 2004–2006 | The WB | Distribution only; produced by Bahr/Small Productions, Parallel Entertainment & Riverside Productions, Inc.[39] | |
Joey | NBC | co-produced with Bright-San Productions and Silver & Gold Productions | ||
The Batman | 2004–2008 | Kids' WB/Cartoon Network[40] | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics | |
Veronica Mars | 2004–2007 | UPN/The CW | co-produced with Stu Segall Productions, Silver Pictures Television and Rob Thomas Productions | |
Eyes | 2005 | ABC | co-produced by McNamara Paper Products[41] | |
Hot Properties | co-produced by SamJen Productions[42] | |||
Reunion | FOX | co-produced by Class IV Productions and Oh That Gus!, Inc.[43] | ||
Jonny Zero | co-produced with John Wells Productions | |||
Krypto the Superdog | 2005–2006 | Cartoon Network | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics | |
Firehouse Tales | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | |||
Twins | The WB | co-produced with KoMut Entertainment | ||
Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island | Kids' WB | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Just Legal | The WB | co-produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Television | ||
Related | co-produced by Class IV Productions | |||
E-Ring | NBC | co-produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Television | ||
Freddie | ABC | co-produced with Mohawk Productions and Hunga Rican, Excitable Boy! | ||
Invasion | co-production with Shaun Cassidy Productions[44] | |||
The War at Home | 2005–2007 | FOX | co-produced with Acme Productions and Rob Lotterstein Productions | |
Loonatics Unleashed | The WB | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Close to Home | CBS | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television | ||
The Closer | 2005–2012 | TNT | co-produced with The Shephard/Robin Company and Walking Entropy | |
Johnny Test | 2005–2014 | The WB/The CW/Cartoon Network/Teletoon | co-produced by Cookie Jar Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation (seasons 1–2), DHX Media (season 3) and Teletoon distributed by WildBrain | |
Supernatural | 2005–2020 | The WB/The CW | co-produced with Kripke Enterprises and Wonderland Sound and Vision | |
Four Kings | 2006 | NBC | co-produced with KoMut Entertainment | |
Twenty Good Years | co-produced with Marsh McCall Productions and Werner/Gold/Miller Productions | |||
Modern Men | The WB | co-produced with Marsh McCall Productions (Pilot)[45] and Jerry Bruckheimer Television[46] | ||
The Bedford Diaries | co-produced with HBO Independent Productions, The Levinson/Fontana Company and Mother Trucker Television Productions Ltd. | |||
The Evidence | ABC | co-produced with John Wells Productions[47] | ||
Justice | FOX | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television | ||
Happy Hour | co-produced with Double Double Bonus Entertainment and Werner/Gold/Miller Productions | |||
Smith | CBS | co-produced with John Wells Productions | ||
Men in Trees | 2006–2008 | ABC | co-produced with Tree Line Films (season 1) and Perkins Street Productions | |
Tom and Jerry Tales | Kids' WB/Cartoon Network/Boomerang | co-produced with Turner Entertainment Co. and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Legion of Super Heroes | Kids' WB | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
The New Adventures of Old Christine | 2006–2010 | CBS | co-produced with Kari's Logo Here | |
The Class | 2006–2007 | CBS | co-produced with CraneKlarik | |
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip | NBC | co-produced with Shoe Money Productions | ||
The Nine | ABC | co-produced with Sunset Road Productions | ||
Traveler | 2007 | ABC | co-production with The Jinks/Cohen Company | |
Moonlight | 2007–2008 | CBS | co-produced with Silver Pictures Television | |
Big Shots | ABC | co-produced with Oh That Gus!, Inc.[48] | ||
Aliens in America | The CW | co-produced with CBS Paramount Network Television and Guarascio/Port Productions[49] | ||
Life Is Wild | co-produced with CBS Paramount Network Television, CBS Television Studios, Company Pictures[50] and 34 Films[51] | |||
Notes from the Underbelly | ABC | co-produced with The Tannenbaum Company and Hill Three Productions | ||
Pushing Daisies | 2007–2009 | ABC | co-produced with The Jinks/Cohen Company and Living Dead Guy Productions | |
Chuck | 2007–2012 | NBC | co-produced with College Hill Pictures, Inc. (2007–2010); (Seasons 1–3), Fake Empire (2010–2012); (Seasons 4–5) and Wonderland Sound and Vision | |
Gossip Girl | The CW | co-produced with College Hill Pictures, Inc. seasons 1–3), Fake Empire Productions, Alloy Entertainment and CBS Television Studios[52] | ||
The Big Bang Theory | 2007–2019 | CBS | co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | |
Eleventh Hour | 2008–2009 | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Granada America | ||
Privileged | The CW | co-produced with Tsiporah and Alloy Entertainment | ||
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles | FOX | co-produced with Sarah Connor Pictures, Bartleby Company, C2 Pictures and The Halcyon Company | ||
Batman: The Brave and the Bold | 2008–2011 | Cartoon Network | co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics | |
The Life & Times of Tim | 2008–2012 | HBO | co-produced with Media Rights Capital | |
Fringe | 2008–2013 | FOX | co-produced with Bad Robot Productions | |
Star Wars: The Clone Wars | Cartoon Network | co-produced with Lucasfilm Animation, seasons 1–5 only, currently distributed by Disney–ABC Domestic Television | ||
The Mentalist | 2008–2015 | CBS | co-produced with Primrose Hill Productions | |
Childrens Hospital | 2008–2016[53] | TheWB.com/Adult Swim[53] | Co-produced with The Corddry Company, Abominable Pictures, Warner Bros. Studio 2.0 and Williams Street | |
The Beautiful Life | 2009 | The CW | co-produced with Katalyst Films, CBS Productions, Mike Kelley Productions and The Page Fright Company | |
Eastwick | ABC | co-produced with Curly Girly Productions[54] | ||
Hank | ABC | co-produced by McMonkey Productions and Werner Entertainment[55] | ||
The Forgotten | 2009–2010 | ABC | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television | |
V | 2009–2011 | ABC | co-produced with The Scott Peters Company and HDFilms | |
Southland | 2009–2013 | NBC/TNT | co-produced with John Wells Productions | |
The Middle | 2009–2018 | ABC | co-produced with Blackie and Blondie Productions | |
The Vampire Diaries | 2009–2017 | The CW | co-produced with Outerbanks Entertainment, Alloy Entertainment and CBS Television Studios | |
Past Life | 2010 | FOX | co-produced with Hudgins Productions and Lou Pitt Productions[56] | |
Miami Medical | CBS | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television, Skim Milk Productions[57] and Bonanza Productions | ||
Romantically Challenged | ABC | co-produced with Candy Bar Productions[58] | ||
Undercovers | NBC | co-produced with Bad Robot Productions and Good Butter Productions[59] | ||
The Whole Truth | ABC | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television | ||
Human Target | 2010–2011 | FOX | co-produced with Wonderland Sound and Vision, Bonanza Productions, DC Comics and Bell Media | |
Life Unexpected | The CW | co-produced with CBS Productions and Best Day Ever Productions and Mojo Films | ||
Hellcats | Co-produced with Five & Dime Productions, Tom Welling Productions and CBS Television Studios | |||
Chase | NBC | co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television | ||
Better with You | ABC | co-produced with Silver & Gold Productions | ||
$h*! My Dad Says | CBS | co-produced with KoMut Entertainment | ||
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated | 2010–2013 | Cartoon Network | Co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | |
MAD | ||||
Nikita | The CW | co-produced with Wonderland Sound and Vision, Nikita Films and Sesfonstein Productions[60] | ||
Mike & Molly | 2010–2016 | CBS | Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | |
Young Justice | 2010–present[61] | Cartoon Network/DC Universe/HBO Max | Co-produced with DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation | |
Pretty Little Liars | 2010–2017 | ABC Family/Freeform | Co-produced with Long Lake Productions, Russian Hill Productions and Alloy Entertainment | |
Shameless | 2011–2021 | Showtime | co-produced with John Wells Productions | |
The Paul Reiser Show | 2011 | NBC | co-produced with Nuance Productions | |
Harry's Law | 2011–2012 | NBC | co-produced with David E. Kelley Productions | |
Ringer | The CW | Co-produced with Green Eggs and Pam Productions, Inc., Brillstein Entertainment Partners, ABC Studios (pilot) and CBS Television Studios | ||
The Secret Circle | Co-produced with Outerbanks Entertainment, Alloy Entertainment and CBS Television Studios | |||
I Hate My Teenage Daughter | FOX | Co-produced with Gavin&Roxie&Hap Productions | ||
ThunderCats | Cartoon Network | Co-produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Studio 4°C[62] | ||
2 Broke Girls | 2011–2017 | CBS | Co-produced with Michael Patrick King Productions | |
Person of Interest | 2011–2016 | CBS | Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions | |
Hart of Dixie | 2011–2015 | The CW | Co-produced with Fake Empire Productions, Dogarooski and CBS Television Studios | |
Suburgatory | 2011–2014 | ABC | Co-produced with Piece of Pie Productions | |
The Looney Tunes Show | Cartoon Network | Co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Are You There, Chelsea? | 2012 | NBC | Co-produced with Borderline Amazing Productions, Werner Entertainment and 4 to 6 Foot Productions[63] | |
Alcatraz | FOX | Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions | ||
Coma | A&E | Co-produced with Turner Entertainment Co., Sony Pictures Television and Scott Free Productions | ||
Partners | CBS | Co-produced with KoMut Entertainment | ||
Major Crimes | 2012–2018 | TNT | Co-produced with The Shephard/Robin Company and Walking Entropy[64] | |
Arrow | 2012–2020 | The CW | Co-produced with Bonanza Productions, Berlanti Productions and DC Comics | |
Revolution | 2012–2014 | NBC | Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions and Kripke Enterprises | |
Work It | 2012–2013 | ABC/TV2/MTV3 | Co-produced with Summer School Productions[65] | |
666 Park Avenue | ABC | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment | ||
Green Lantern: The Animated Series | Cartoon Network | Co-produced by DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Emily Owens, M.D. | The CW | Co-produced with CBS Television Studios and The Dan Jinks Company | ||
Cult | 2013 | The CW | co-produced by Fake Empire Productions, CBS Television Studios & Rockne S. O’Bannon Television[66] | |
Golden Boy | CBS | co-produced by Berlanti Television & Nicholas Wootton Productions[67] | ||
The Carrie Diaries | 2013–2014 | The CW | Co-produced with Fake Empire Productions and A.B. Baby Productions | |
Hostages | CBS | Co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Nana.10.Co.il[68] | ||
Super Fun Night | ABC | Co-produced with Conaco | ||
The Tomorrow People | The CW | Co-produced with FremantleMedia North America, CBS Television Studios and Berlanti Productions[69] | ||
Almost Human | FOX | Co-produced with Frequency Films and Bad Robot Productions | ||
Newsreaders | 2013–2015 | Adult Swim | Co-produced with The Corddry Company, Abominable Pictures, Warner Bros. Studio 2.0 and Williams Street | |
The Following | FOX | Co-produced with Outerbanks Entertainment | ||
Teen Titans Go! | 2013–present | Cartoon Network | Co-produced by Warner Bros. Animation, DC Comics[70] and Copernicus Studios[71] | |
Mom | 2013–2021 | CBS | Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | |
The Originals | 2013–2018 | The CW | Co-produced with My So-Called Company, Alloy Entertainment and CBS Television Studios | |
Reign | 2013–2017 | The CW | Co-produced with Joyful Girl Productions, Take 5 Productions, Whizbang Films and CBS Television Studios | |
Believe | 2014 | NBC | Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions and Esperanto Filmoj | |
Star-Crossed | The CW | Co-produced with Space Floor Television, Olé Productions and CBS Television Studios | ||
Surviving Jack | FOX/TVNZ 2[72] | Co-produced with Doozer | ||
Selfie | ABC/Hulu[73] | Co-produced with Piece of Pie Productions | ||
Undateable | 2014–2016 | NBC | Co-produced with Doozer | |
The Mysteries of Laura | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, Kapital Entertainment, New Media Vision and Jeff Rake Productions | |||
Forever | 2014–2015 | ABC | Co-produced with Good Session and Lin Pictures | |
Stalker | CBS | Co-produced with Outerbanks Entertainment | ||
A to Z | NBC | Co-produced with BQ Productions and Le Train Train | ||
Constantine | Co-produced with DC Comics and Ever After / Phantom Four Productions[74] | |||
Mike Tyson Mysteries | 2014–2020 | Adult Swim | Co-produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Williams Street | |
Gotham | 2014–2019 | FOX | Co-produced with Primrose Hill Productions and DC Comics | |
The 100 | 2014-2020 | The CW | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment and CBS Television Studios | |
The Flash | 2014–present | Co-produced with Bonanza Productions, Berlanti Productions and DC Comics | ||
Jane the Virgin | 2014–2019 | Co-produced with Poppy Productions, RCTV International, Electus and CBS Television Studios | ||
The Leftovers | 2014–2017 | HBO | Co-produced with HBO Entertainment and Film 44[75] | |
iZombie | 2015–2019 | The CW | Co-produced with Spondoolie Productions, DC Comics and Vertigo | |
New Looney Tunes | 2015–2020 | Cartoon Network/Boomerang | Co-produced by Warner Bros. Animation | |
Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! | 2015–2018 | |||
Blindspot | 2015–2020 | NBC | co-produced with Berlanti Productions and Quinn's House | |
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend | 2015–2019 | The CW | Co-produced with LeanMachine, Webbterfuge and CBS Television Studios | |
Supergirl | 2015–2021 | CBS/The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions and DC Comics | |
Significant Mother | 2015 | The CW | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment and CBS Television Studios | |
The Messengers | Co-produced with Thunder Road Television and CBS Television Studios | |||
One Big Happy | NBC | Co-produced with Visualized, Inc. and A Very Good Production | ||
Bunnicula | 2016–2018 | Cartoon Network | Co-produced by Warner Bros. Animation | |
Legends of Tomorrow | 2016–present | The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions and DC Comics | |
Lucifer | 2016–2021 | FOX/Netflix | Co-produced with DC Comics and Vertigo | |
Westworld | 2016–present | HBO | Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions and Kilter Films | |
Lethal Weapon | 2016–2019 | FOX | Co-produced with Lin Pictures and Good Session Productions | |
Justice League Action | 2016–2018 | Cartoon Network | Co-produced by DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation | |
Containment | 2016 | The CW | Co-produced with Eyeworks and My So-Called Company | |
11.22.63 | Hulu | Co-produced with Carpenter B. and Bad Robot Productions | ||
Rush Hour | CBS | Co-produced with Doozer, RatPac Television and New Line Cinema | ||
Frequency | 2016–2017 | The CW | Co-produced with Lin Pictures | |
Roadies | 2016 | Showtime | Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions, Vinyl Films and Showtime Networks | |
No Tomorrow | 2016–2017 | The CW | Co-produced with Groupo Globo, Electus and CBS Television Studios | |
Right Now Kapow | Disney XD | Co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Time After Time | 2017 | ABC | Co-produced with Outerbanks Entertainment | |
Powerless | NBC | Co-produced with Ehsugadee Productions and DC Comics | ||
Training Day | CBS | Co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Fuqua Films | ||
Me, Myself & I | 2017–2018 | Co-produced with Kapital Entertainment and Melon Entertainment[76] | ||
Disjointed | Netflix | Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | ||
Trial & Error | NBC | Co-produced with Barge Productions,[77] Other Shoe Productions[78] and Good Session Productions | ||
Unikitty! | 2017–2020 | Cartoon Network | Co-produced by The Lego Group and Warner Bros. Animation | |
Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz | Boomerang | Co-produced with Turner Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Riverdale | 2017–present | The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, CBS Television Studios and Archie Comics[79] | |
Young Sheldon | CBS | Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | ||
Valor | 2017–2018 | The CW | Co-produced with Ostar Productions and CBS Television Studios | |
Black Lightning | 2018–2021 | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, Akil Productions and DC Comics | ||
Life Sentence | 2018 | Co-produced with In Good Company, Doozer and CBS Television Studios | ||
Deception | ABC | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions and VHPT Company | ||
Living Biblically | CBS | Co-produced with Enrico Pallazzo Productions, Alcide Bava Productions and Industrial Brothers | ||
Splitting Up Together | 2018–2019 | ABC | Co-produced with A Very Good Production and Piece of Pie Productions | |
Castle Rock | Hulu | Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions, Old Curiosity Shop and Darkbloom Productions (season 1) | ||
Manifest | 2018–present | NBC/Netflix | co-production with Universal Television, Compari Entertainment and Jeff Rake Productions | |
God Friended Me | 2018–2020 | CBS | co-production with Berlanti Productions, I Have an Idea! Entertainment and CBS Television Studios | |
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina | Netflix | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, Muckle Man Productions (season 2) Archie Comics | ||
All American | 2018–present | The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, April Blair's Company (season 1) and CBS Television Studios | |
Titans | DC Universe | Co-produced with Weed Road Pictures, Berlanti Productions, and DC Comics | ||
Legacies | The CW | Co-produced with My So-Called Company, Alloy Entertainment and CBS Television Studios | ||
The Kominsky Method | 2018–2021 | Netflix | Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | |
Roswell, New Mexico | 2019–present | The CW | Co-produced with Amblin Television, Bender Brown Productions and CBS Television Studios | |
Doom Patrol | DC Universe | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, Jeremy Carver Productions and DC Comics | ||
Whiskey Cavalier | 2019 | ABC | Co-produced with Hemingson Entertainment and Doozer | |
In the Dark | 2019–present | The CW | Co-produced with Red Hour Films and CBS Television Studios | |
The Red Line | 2019 | CBS | Co-produced with Forward Movement, Berlanti Productions, Array Flimworks and CBS Television Studios | |
Special | 2019–2021 | Netflix | Co-produced with Stage 13, That's Wonderful Productions and Campfire | |
It's Bruno! | 2019 | Co-produced with Stage 13, SLI Entertainment and Phiphen Pictures | ||
What/If | Co-produced with Page Fright, Atlas Entertainment And Compari Entertainment | |||
Swamp Thing | 2019 | DC Universe | Co-produced with Big Shoe Productions, Atomic Monster Productions and DC Comics | |
All Rise | 2019–2021 | CBS | Co-produced with CBS Television Studios, Shimmering Pictures, Skyemac Productions and Tall Baby Productions | |
Bob Hearts Abishola | 2019–present | Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | ||
Prodigal Son | 2019–2021 | Fox | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, Sklaverwork Productions, VHPT Company and Fox Entertainment | |
Batwoman | 2019–present | The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions and DC Comics | |
Watchmen | 2019 | HBO | Co-produced with White Rabbit, Paramount Television and DC Comics | |
Green Eggs and Ham | 2019–present | Netflix | Co-produced with Gulfstream Pictures, A Stern Talking To, A Very Good Production and Warner Bros. Animation | |
Harley Quinn | DC Universe/HBO Max | Co-produced with Ehsugadee Productions, Yes, Norman Productions, DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Dolly Parton's Heartstrings | 2019 | Netflix | Co-produced with Dixie Pixie Productions, Sandollar Productions and Magnolia Hill Entertainment | |
AJ and the Queen | 2020 | Co-produced with MPK Productions and RuCo | ||
Katy Keene | The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, Archie Studios and CBS Television Studios | ||
Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker | Netflix | Co-produced with SpringHill Entertainment and Zero Gravity Management | ||
Stargirl | 2020–present | DC Universe/The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions, Mad Ghost Productions, and DC Comics | |
I May Destroy You | BBC One/HBO | Co-produced with FALKNA Productions, Various Artists Limited and BBC Studios | ||
Little Voice | 2020 | Apple TV | Co-produced with Dear Hope Productions and Bad Robot Productions | |
The Fugitive | Quibi | Co-produced with Thunder Road Pictures and 3 Arts Entertainment | ||
Ted Lasso | 2020–present | Apple TV | Co-produced with Ruby's Tuna, Doozer and Universal Television | |
Lovecraft Country | 2020 | HBO | Co-produced with Afemme, Monkeypaw Productions and Bad Robot Productions | |
B Positive | 2020–present | CBS | Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions | |
Animaniacs | Hulu | Co-produced with Amblin Television and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
The Flight Attendant | HBO Max | Co-produced with Yes, Norman Productions and Berlanti Productions | ||
The Not-Too-Late Show with Elmo | Co-produced with Sesame Workshop | |||
The Right Stuff | Disney+ | Co-produced with National Geographic Studios and Appian Way Productions | ||
Call Me Kat | 2021–present | Fox | Co-produced with Sad Clown Productions, That's Wonderful Productions, Fox Entertainment, and BBC Studios | |
Superman & Lois | The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions and DC Comics | ||
United States of Al | CBS | Co-produced with BoomGem Productions and Chuck Lorre Productions | ||
Kung Fu | The CW | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions and Quinn's House | ||
Sweet Tooth | Netflix | Co-produced with Nightshade, Team Downey and DC Comics | ||
Lisey's Story | 2021 | Apple TV | Co-produced with 60/40 Productions and Bad Robot Productions | |
The Republic of Sarah | The CW | Co-produced with Black Lamb, Fulwell 73 Productions and CBS Studios | ||
Gossip Girl | 2021–present | HBO Max | Co-produced with Random Acts Productions, Fake Empire Productions, Alloy Entertainment and CBS Studios | |
Little Ellen | HBO Max/Cartoonito | Co-produced with A Very Good Production and Warner Bros. Animation | ||
Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai | Coming 2021 | HBO Max | Co-produced with Amblin Television and Warner Bros. Animation | |
Peacemaker | Coming 2022 | Co-produced with DC Films, The Safran Company, and Troll Court Entertainment | ||
Tooned Out | TBA | Co-produced with Warner Bros. Animation and Compari Entertainment | ||
Breathe | Netflix | Co-produced with Wide Awake Productions and Quinn's House | ||
The Cleaning Lady | Fox | Co-produced with Amore & Vita Productions and Fox Entertainment | ||
The Sandman | Netflix | Co-produced with DC Comics and Phantom Four Films | ||
Pivoting | Fox | Co-produced with Fox Entertainment and Kapital Entertainment | ||
Skull Island | Netflix | Co-produced with Legendary Television, Netflix Animation and Powerhouse Animation | ||
The Wildest Animals in Griffith Park[80] | Co-produced with LuckyChap Entertainment | |||
Abbott Elementary | ABC | Co-produced with Qbx Productions, Delicious Non-Sequitur Productions and 20th Television |
Warner Bros. International Television Production[]
Title | Years | Network | Notes |
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The Bachelor | 2009–2013 | Channel 10 | |
Şahin Tepesi | 2018 | ATV | Co-produced with Ay Yapım |
Miss Farah | 2019–present | MBC Group/Shahid.net/Shahid VIP | Co-produced with Propagate Content, Aquarius Television, RCTV International, Electus, Electus International and CBS Studios International |
Repeat After Me | 2020–present | Abu Dhabi TV | Co-produced with In Media Plus |
Mental Samurai Bil Arabi | 2020–present | Dubai TV |
Warner Bros. Animation[]
Hanna-Barbera[]
Ruby-Spears (pre-1991)[]
Warner Horizon Television[]
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Title | Genre | Years | Network | Notes |
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Whose Line Is It Anyway? | Comedy | 1998–2007 2013–present |
ABC/The CW | co-produced with Hat Trick Productions |
The Bachelor | Dating game show | 2002–present | ABC | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
High School Reunion | Reality television | 2003–2010 | The WB/TV Land | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
The Bachelorette | Dating game show | 2003–present | ABC | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
Pussycat Dolls Present | Reality television | 2007–2008 | The CW | Co-produced with Pussycat LLC and 10 by 10 Entertainment |
Online Nation | Reality television | |||
CW Now | News program/News magazine | |||
Heartland | Medical drama | 2007 | TNT | Co-produced with David Hollander Productions |
Side Order of Life | Drama | Lifetime | Co-produced with The Jinks/Cohen Company | |
State of Mind | Comedy-drama | Co-produced with The Shepard/Robin Company | ||
America's Best Dance Crew | Competitive dance | 2008–2012; 2015 | MTV | |
Here Come the Newlyweds | Reality television | 2008–2009 | ABC | Co-produced with The Jay & Tony Show |
Stylista | Reality television | 2008 | The CW | Co-produced with 10 by 10 Entertainment, Bankable Productions, Full Picture Entertainment and Development Hell |
Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious | Reality television | Co-produced with 10 by 10 Entertainment, Wonderland Sound and Vision and Magic Molehill Productions | ||
True Beauty | Reality television | 2009–2010 | ABC | Co-produced with Bankable Productions and Katalsyt Films |
13: Fear is Real | Reality television | 2009 | The CW | Co-produced with Ghost House Pictures |
Trust Me | Drama | 2009 | TNT | co-produced with The Shepard/Robin Company |
Hitched or Ditched | Reality television | 2009 | The CW | |
Man vs. Cartoon | Popular science | 2009 | truTV | |
Dark Blue | Crime drama | 2009–2010 | TNT | Co-produced with Water Chopping Entertainment |
More to Love | Reality television | 2009 | FOX | |
There Goes the Neighborhood | Reality television | 2009 | CBS | Co-produced with Next Entertainment and Jay Bienstock Productions |
Leave It to Lamas | Reality television | 2009 | E! | |
Pretty Little Liars | Crime thriller | 2010–2017 | ABC Family/Freeform | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment, Long Lake Productions and Russian Hill Productions |
Rubicon | Drama | 2010 | AMC | Co-produced with HBTV and City Entertainment |
Unnatural History | Action | 2010 | Cartoon Network | |
Memphis Beat | Crime drama | 2010–2011 | TNT | Co-produced with Smokehouse Productions |
Rizzoli & Isles | Police procedural | 2010–2016 | TNT | Co produced with Oster Entertainment and Hurdler Productions |
Bachelor Pad | Game show | 2010–2012 | ABC | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
School Pride | Reality television | 2010 | NBC | Co-produced with Denise Cramsey Productions |
Glory Daze | Comedy-drama | 2010–2011 | TBS | Co-produced with The Walt Becker Company |
Shedding for the Wedding | Reality | 2011 | The CW | |
The Voice | Reality competition | 2011–present | NBC | Co-produced with Mark Burnett Productions (2011), One Three Media (2012–2014), United Artists Media Group (2014–2015), MGM Television (2016–present), Talpa Media (2011–2019) and ITV America (2016–present) |
Take the Money and Run | Reality competition | 2011 | ABC | Co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Profiles Television |
The Lying Game | Mystery | 2011–2013 | ABC Family | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment and Pratt Enterprises |
H8R | Reality | 2011 | The CW | Co-produced with Lisa G Productions |
Longmire | Crime drama | 2012–2017 | A&E / Netflix | Co-produced with The Shephard/Robin Company and Two Boomerangs Productions |
Dallas | Drama | 2012–2014 | TNT | Co-produced with Cyntax Productions |
Political Animals | Comedy-drama | 2012 | USA Network | Co-produced with Berlanti Productions and Laurence Mark Productions |
The Next: Fame Is at Your Doorstep | Reality television | The CW | Co-produced with Raqual Productions and Flavor Unit Entertainment | |
Pretty Dirty Secrets | Mystery | ABC Family | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment, Long Lake Productions and Russian Hill Productions | |
Sullivan & Son | Sitcom | 2012–2014 | TBS | Co-produced with Wild West Picture Show Productions |
Oh Sit! | Game show | 2012–2013 | The CW | Co-produced with The Gurin Company, 405 Productions and Raquel Productions Inc. |
La Voz Kids | Reality competition | 2013–2016 | NBC | Co-produced with One Three Media (2013–2014), United Artists Media Group (2014–2015), MGM Television (2016) and Talpa Media |
Ravenswood | Teen drama | 2013–2014 | ABC Family | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment, Long Lake Productions, Russian Hill Productions and Jarndyce & Jarndyce Inc. |
Ground Floor | Sitcom | 2013–2015 | TBS | Co-produced with Doozer |
Copycat | Game show | 2014 | MTV | Co-produced with Next Entertainment and MTV Production Development |
Finding Carter | Teen drama | 2014-2015 | Co-produced with The Popfilms Movie Company, Stockton Drive, Inc. (season 2) and MTV Production Development | |
Bachelor in Paradise | Reality competition | 2014–present | ABC | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
Repeat After Me | Comedy reality | 2015 | Co-produced with A Very Good Production | |
500 Questions | Game show | 2015–2016 | Co-produced with United Artists Media Group (season 1)/MGM Television (season 2) | |
Clipped | Sitcom | 2015 | TBS | Co-produced with KoMut Entertainment |
Fuller House | Sitcom | 2016–2020 | Netflix | Co-produced with Jeff Franklin Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions |
Little Big Shots | Talent show | NBC | Co-produced with East 112th Street Productions, On the Day Productions and A Very Good Production | |
Animal Kingdom | Crime drama | 2016–2022 | TNT | Co-produced with John Wells Productions |
Queen Sugar | Drama | 2016–present | Oprah Winfrey Network | Co-produced with Harpo Productions |
Ben & Lauren: Happily Ever After? | Reality Television | 2016 | Freeform | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
People of Earth | Comedy | 2016–2018 | TBS | Co-produced with Conaco and Deedle-Dee Productions |
The Twins: Happily Ever After? | Reality television | 2017 | Freeform | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
Famous in Love | Drama | 2017–2018 | Co-produced with Long Lake Media, Farah Films and Carmina Productions | |
Claws | Comedy-drama | 2017–present | TNT | Co-produced with Le Train Train and Studio T |
Ellen's Game of Games | Game show | 2017–present | NBC | co-produced with Telepictures and A Very Good Production |
The Bachelor Winter Games | Reality competition | 2018 | ABC | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
Krypton | Action | 2018–2019 | Syfy | Co-produced with Phantom Four and DC Comics |
American Woman | Comedy | 2018 | Paramount Network | Co-produced with John Wells Productions |
The Proposal | Reality series | ABC | Co-produced with Next Entertainment | |
Love Is | Comedy-drama | Oprah Winfrey Network | Co-produced with Harpo Productions and Akil Productions | |
You | Psychological thriller | 2018–present | Lifetime / Netflix | co-production with Berlanti Productions, Alloy Entertainment and A&E Studios |
Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists | Crime thriller | 2019 | Freeform | Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment and Long Lake Productions |
Pennyworth | Crime drama | 2019–present | Epix | Co-produced with Primrose Hill Productions and DC Entertainment |
Medical Police | Comedy | 2020–present | Netflix | Co-produced with Abominable Pictures, David Wain Productions, Mister Krister and The Corddry Company |
The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart | Dating game show | 2020–present | ABC | Co-produced with Next Entertainment |
The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons- Ever! | Reality television | 2020–present | Co-produced with Next Entertainment | |
Helter Skelter: An American Myth | 2020–present | Epix | Co-produced with Invented by Girls, Rogue Atlas, Berlanti Productions and MGM Television |
Warner Horizon Unscripted and Alternative Television[]
Title | Year | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
The World's Best | 2019 | CBS | Co-produced with Fulwell 73 and MGM Television |
Mental Samurai | 2019-present | FOX | Co-produced with A. Smith & Co. Productions and Apploff Entertainment |
Million Dollar Mile | 2019 | CBS | Co-produced with Fly on the Wall Entertainment and SpringHill Entertainment |
The Bradshaw Bunch | 2020–present | E! | Co-produced with Shed Media |
Equal | 2020 | HBO Max | Co-produced with Scout Productions, Berlanti Productions, Raintree Ventures and That's Wonderful Productions |
The Masked Dancer | 2020–present | FOX | Co-produced with Fox Alternative Entertainment, MBC and A Very Good Production |
Family Game Fight! | 2021–present | NBC | Co-produced with A Very Good Production, Dingus Von Pringus and Telepictures |
The Wheel | 2022 | NBC | Co-produced with Apploff Entertainment and Hungry Bear Media |
Warner Horizon Scripted Television[]
Title | Year | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
David Makes Man | 2019–present | Oprah Winfrey Network | Co-produced with Page Fright, Outlier Productions and Harpo Films |
Cherish the Day | 2020–present | Oprah Winfrey Network | with Harpo Films |
Telepictures[]
- My Favorite Martian (distribution only; currently distributed by the Peter Rodgers Organization)
- Here's Lucy (distribution only; currently owned by Desilu Too, LLC.)
- Mayberry R.F.D. (distribution only)
- The New Dick Van Dyke Show (distribution only)
- The People's Court (1981–1993, 1997–present)
- Love Connection (1983–1994, 1998–99, 2017–2018)
- Rituals (1984–1985)
- The All New Let's Make a Deal (1984–1986) (currently owned by Fremantle)
- Catchphrase (1985–1986)
- ThunderCats (1985–1986)
- Showtime at the Apollo (1987–2008)
- Trump Card (1990–1991)
- Fox's Fun House (1990–1991)
- The Jesse Jackson Show (1990) (co-production with Quincy Jones Entertainment)
- Best of the Worst (1991–1992)
- The Jenny Jones Show (1991–2003)
- The Jane Whitney Show (1992–1994) (co-production with Scripps Howard Productions)
- Extra (1994–present)
- The Rosie O'Donnell Show (1996–2002, not to be confused with The Rosie Show on OWN) (Co produced with Kid-Ro Productions)
- In Person with Maureen O'Boyle (1996–1997)
- Change of Heart (1998–2003)
- The Queen Latifah Show (1999–2001)
- Judge Mathis (1999–present)
- Street Smarts (2000–2005)
- ElimiDate (2001–2006) (co-production with Dawn Syndicated Productions)
- The Caroline Rhea Show (2002–2003) (co-production with Travail D'Amour Productions Inc.)
- Celebrity Justice (2002–2005)
- Are You Hot? (2003)
- The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003–present)
- The Tyra Banks Show (2005–2010)
- The Dr. Keith Ablow Show (2006–2007)
- TMZ on TV (2007–present)
- The Bonnie Hunt Show (2008–2010)
- Judge Jeanine Pirro (2008–2011)
- Lopez Tonight (2009–2011)
- Dr. Drew's Lifechangers (2011–2012)
- Anderson Live (2011–2013)
- Bethenny (2012–2014)
- Let's Ask America (2012–2015)
- The Real (2013–present)
- Just Keke (2014)
- Crime Watch Daily (2015–2018)
- Mad TV (2016)
- Ellen's Game of Games (2017–present)
- Ellen's Greatest Night of Giveaways (2019–present)
- Katey (coming in 2020)
- Family Game Fight! (2021–present)
Turner Program Services[]
Title | Years | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Starcade | 1982–1984 | Superstation WTBS Syndication |
co-production with JM Production Company Rights now owned by Shout! Factory |
Portrait of America | 1983–1988 | Superstation WTBS | |
Ultraseven | 1985 | TNT | English dub; co-produced with CiNAR Entertainment TPS's rights to the series reverted to Tsuburaya Productions in 2001 |
The Wonder Years[N 1] | 1988–1993 | ABC | produced by The Black-Marlens Company and New World Television |
Beach Boys: Endless Summer | 1989 | CBS | co-production with Brother Records |
Lauren Hutton and... | 1995–1996 | Syndication | |
The Lazarus Man | 1996 | TNT | produced by The Ogiens/Kane Company and Castle Rock Entertainment |
Lorimar-Telepictures[]
- It's a Living (1980–1982, 1985–1989) (produced by Witt/Thomas Productions)
- ThunderCats (1986–1989)
- The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime (1986–1987)
- Perfect Match (1986)
- SilverHawks (1986)
- One Big Family (1986–1987)
- Our House (1986–1988) (Co-produced with Blinn/Thorpe Productions)
- Better Days (1986) (co-production with Magnum/Thunder Road Productions)
- Max Headroom (1987–1988) (co-produced by Chrysalis/Lakeside)
- The Comic Strip (1987) (produced by Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment)
- ALF: The Animated Series (1987–1989) (currently distributed by Lionsgate)
- She's the Sheriff (1987–1989)
- Spies (1987)
- Alvin and the Chipmunks (1988) (syndication, first 65 episodes only)
- Gumby Adventures (1988) (currently owned by Premavision)
- Aaron's Way (1988)
- ALF Tales (1988–1989) (currently distributed by Lionsgate)
- Jake's Journey (1988–1989 pilots for CBS starring Graham Chapman)
Lorimar Television[]
- Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968–1973) (Broadcast syndication rights only)
- The Good Life (with Screen Gems, 1971–1972) (currently owned with Sony Pictures Television)
- The Waltons (1972–1981)
- Doc Elliot (1973–1974) (co-production with Corsican Productions Inc.)
- Apple's Way (1974–1975)
- The Blue Knight (1975–1976)
- Helter Skelter (TV miniseries) (1976)
- Sybil (TV miniseries) (1976)
- Eight Is Enough (1977–1981)
- Dallas (1978–1991)
- Kaz (1978–1979)
- Flatbush (1979)
- Knots Landing (1979–1993) (co-produced with Roundelay Productions (1979-1982); (seasons 1–3) and Roundelay-MF Productions (1982-1993) (seasons 4-12))
- Skag (1980)
- Flamingo Road (1980–1982) (co produced with MF Productions)
- The People's Court (1981–1993)
- Falcon Crest (1981–1990) (co-produced with Amanda and MF Productions)
- King's Crossing (1982)
- Boone (1983)
- Two Marriages (1983–1984)
- Just Our Luck (1983) (co-production with Lawrence Gordon Productions)
- Love Connection (1983–1993)
- Maggie Briggs (1984) (co-production with Chagrin Productions)
- Christopher Columbus (TV miniseries) (1984)
- Berrenger's (1985) (co-production with Roundelay Productions)
- Detective in the House (1985)
- Our Family Honor (1985-1986) (co-produced by Lawrence Gordon/Charles Gordon Productions)
- The Best Times (1985) (co-production with Beechwood Productions)
- The Redd Foxx Show (1986) (co-production with Thunder Road Productions)
- Mama's Family (1986–1990 version, distribution only)
- ALF (1986–1990) (currently syndicated by Lionsgate)
- The Hogan Family (1986–1991) (Co-produced by Miller-Boyett Productions and TAL Productions, Inc. (1986–87) (seasons 1–2)
- Perfect Strangers (1986–1993)
- The Slap Maxwell Story (1987) (co-production with You and Me Kid Productions)
- Full House (1987–1993) (co-produced by Jeff Franklin Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions)
- Midnight Caller (1988–1991) (co-produced by December 3rd Productions and Gangbuster Films, Inc.)
- Paradise (1988–1991) (co-production with Roundelay Productions)
- Freddy's Nightmares (1988–1990) (with New Line Television and Stone Television)
- Fun House (1988–1990) (with Stone Television)
- Studio 5-B (1989)
- Nearly Departed (1989) (co-produced by Baskin-Schulman Productions)
- 3rd Degree (1989–1990) (co-production with Kline and Friends Productions and Burt and Bert Productions)
- Island Son (1989–1990) (co-produced with Malli Point Productions)
- Family Matters (1989–1993) (co-produced by Bickley-Warren Productions and Miller-Boyett Productions)
- The Family Man (1990–1991) (Co-production with Catalina Television and Miller-Boyett Productions)
- Going Places (1990–1991) (Co-produced by Miller-Boyett Productions)
- D.E.A. (1990) (co-produced by Dark Ink Inc. Productions)
- Gabriel's Fire (1990–1991) (co-produced by Crystal Beach Entertainment and Coleman Luck Productions)
- Pros and Cons (1991–1992) (co-production with Schenck/Cardea Productions)
- Dark Justice (1991-1993) (co-produced by Magnum Productions with David Salzman Entertainment)
- Reasonable Doubts (1991–1993) (co-produced with December 3rd Productions)
- Homefront (1991–1993) (co-produced with Roundelay Productions and Latham/Lechowick Productions)
- I'll Fly Away (1991–1993) (co-produced with Brand-Falsey Productions)
- Sisters (1991–1993)
- Step by Step (1991–1993)
- Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures (1992) (co-production with Orion Television, Nelson '91, & Innuendo Productions) (co-distributed with MGM Television)
- Scorch (1992) (co-production with Allan Katz Productions, Saban/Scherick Productions and Honeyland Productions)
- Hangin' with Mr. Cooper (1992–1993) (Co-produced by Bickley-Warren Productions (1994–97) (seasons 3–5) and Jeff Franklin Productions)
- Bodies of Evidence (1992-1993)
- Shaky Ground (1992–1993) (co-production with Keyes Brothers Productions)
- Going to Extremes (1992–93) (Co-produced by Brand/Falsey Productions)
- Time Trax (1993) (co-produced by Gary Nardino Productions)
- It Had to Be You (1993) (co-produced with Highest Common Denominator Productions)
ZIV International[]
All rights to these series have reverted to their original owners.
- Fables of the Green Forest (1978)
- Little Lulu (1978)
- The Adventures of Captain Future (1980)
- Angel (1980)
- Candy (1981)
- King Arthur & the Knights of the Round Table (1981)
The Wolper Organization (post-1970)[]
- Appointments with Destiny (1971–1973)
- American Heritage (1973–1975)
- Primal Man (1973–1975)
- Sandburg's Lincoln (1974–1976)
- Chico and the Man (1974–1978)
- Welcome Back, Kotter (1975–1979)
- Roots (1977)
- Roots: The Next Generations (1979)
- North and South (1985–1994)
Seven Arts Television[]
- Marine Boy (1967)
- Johnny Cypher in Dimension Zero (1968)
- The Space Giants (1969-1971) (co-produced with P Productions and Krantz Films)
DC Comics[]
- Adventures of Superman (1952–1958)
- The New Adventures of Superman (1966–1969) (co-production with Filmation)
- The Adventures of Superboy (1966–1969) (co-production with Filmation)
- The Adventures of Aquaman (1967–1968) (co-production with Filmation)
- The Adventures of Batman (Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder) (1968–1970) (co-production with Filmation)
- Super Friends (1973–1974; 1977–1986) (co-production with Hanna-Barbera Productions)
National General Corporation[]
- Tarzan (1966–1968)
Turner Entertainment Co.[]
This includes most of the pre-May 1986 MGM Television library, which Warner Bros. Television Distribution owns through its 1996 acquisition of Turner Entertainment.
- MGM Parade (1955–1956)
- The Thin Man (1957–1959) (Based on the 1934 film and its sequels by MGM)
- Northwest Passage (1958–1959)
- National Velvet (1960)
- The Best of the Post (1960)
- The Islanders (1960–1961)
- The Asphalt Jungle (1961)
- Cain's Hundred (1961–1962)
- Dr. Kildare (1961–1966) (Based on the 1937 movie Internes Can't Take Money and its sequels by MGM)
- Father of the Bride (1961–1962) (Based on the 1950 film and its sequel by MGM)
- Sam Benedict (1962–1963)
- The Eleventh Hour (1962–1964)
- The Lieutenant (1963–1964)
- Harry's Girls (1963)
- The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters (1963–1964)
- Mr. Novak (1963–1965)
- Gilligan's Island (1964–1967) (produced by United Artists Television and CBS Productions)
- Made in America (1964)
- Many Happy Returns (1964–1965)
- Mickey (1964–1965)
- The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964–1968)
- A Man Called Shenandoah (1965–1966)
- Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1965–1967) (Based on the 1960 movie of the same name by MGM)
- Tom and Jerry (1965–1972)
- Daktari (1966–1969)
- Preview Tonight (1966) (episode "Seven Good Years and Seven Lean")
- The Rounders (1966–1967)
- The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. (1966–1967)
- Jericho (1966–1967)
- The Forsyte Saga (1967 mini-series)
- Off to See the Wizard (1967–1968) (Based on The Wizard of Oz)
- Hondo (1967) (Based on the 1953 film by Warner Bros.)
- Maya (1967–1968) (Based on the 1966 film by MGM)
- Then Came Bronson (1969–1970)
- The Courtship of Eddie's Father (1969–1972) (Based on the 1960 film by MGM)
- Medical Center (1969–1976)
- Young Dr. Kildare (1972)
- Assignment Vienna (1972)
- Hello Mother, Goodbye! (1973 pilot for NBC starring Bette Davis)
- Adam's Rib (1973) (Based on the 1949 film by MGM)
- Hawkins (1973–1974)
- Shaft (1973–1974)
- The New Adventures of Gilligan (1974–1975) (produced by Filmation Associates)
- Adams of Eagle Lake (1975) (produced by MGM Television and Andy Griffith Enterprises)
- The New Tom and Jerry Show (1975–1977) (produced by MGM Television and Hanna-Barbera)
- Bronk (1975–1976)
- The Practice (1976–1977)
- The Montefuscos (1976)
- Jigsaw John (1976)
- Executive Suite (1976–1977)
- How the West Was Won (1977 mini-series, 1978–1979)
- CHiPs (1977–1983)
- Logan's Run (1977–1978) (Based on the 1976 film by MGM)
- Lucan (1977–1978)
- The French Atlantic Affair (1979 mini-series)
- Beyond Westworld (1980) (produced by MGM Television and Low Shaw Productions)
- The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show (1980–1982) (produced by MGM Television and Filmation Associates)
- McClain's Law (1981–1982)
- Chicago Story (1982)
- Gavilan (1982–1983) (produced by MGM Television and Mandy Films)
- Meatballs & Spaghetti (1982) (produced by MGM Television, Intermedia Entertainment and Marvel Productions)
- Pandamonium (1982) (produced by MGM Television, Intermedia Entertainment Company and Marvel Productions)
- Gilligan's Planet (1982–1983) (produced by MGM Television and Filmation Associates)
- Thicke of the Night (1983)
- Empire (1984)
- Jessie (1984) (produced by MGM Television and Lindsay Wagner-David Gerber Productions)
- Mighty Orbots (1984–1985) (produced by MGM Television, Intermedia Entertainment and TMS Entertainment)
- Tom & Jerry Kids (1990–1993) (co-produced with Hanna-Barbera)
- The Wizard of Oz (1990) (co-produced with DIC Entertainment, currently co-owned with WildBrain, Ltd.)
- Droopy, Master Detective (1993) (co-produced with Hanna-Barbera)
- Tom and Jerry Tales (2006–2008) (produced by Warner Bros. Animation)
- Coma (2012) (produced by Warner Bros. Television and Sony Pictures Television)
- The Tom and Jerry Show (2014–2021) (produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Renegade Animation)
- Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz (2017) (produced by Warner Bros. Animation)
- Tom and Jerry in New York (2021–present) (produced by Warner Bros. Animation)
Castle Rock Entertainment[]
- Seinfeld (1989–1998) [N 2]
- Homeroom (1989)
- Ann Jillian (1989–1990)
- New Attitude (1990)
- Morton & Hayes (1991)
- Sessions (1991) (co-production with HBO)
- The Powers That Be (1992) (with Act III Television, ELP Communications and Columbia Pictures Television)[N 3]
- Great Scott! (1992)
- Thea (1993–1994)[N 2]
- The Second Half (1993–1994)
- 704 Hauser (1994, pilot only)
- The Lazarus Man (1996)
- Boston Common (1996–1997)[N 2]
- You're the One (1998)
- Reunited (1998)
- The Army Show (1998)
- Mission Hill (1999–2002)
- Movie Stars (1999)
- The Michael Richards Show (2000–2001)
- Zero Effect (2001, pilot) (with Warner Bros. Television)
- Bliss (2002–2004) (with Warner Bros. Television)
- Lucky (2003)
New Line Television[]
Title | Years | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Freddy's Nightmares | 1988–1990 | Syndication | with Lorimar Television and Stone Television |
Court TV: Inside America's Courts | 1993–1996 | TBS/Syndication | with Court TV Currently owned by the E. W. Scripps Company |
The Mask | 1995–1997 | CBS | with Dark Horse Entertainment, Film Roman and Sunbow Entertainment |
Dumb and Dumber | 1995 | ABC | with Hanna-Barbera |
Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm | 1996 | USA Network | with Film Roman, Threshold Entertainment and USA Studios Currently owned by Starz Distribution |
Mortal Kombat: Konquest | 1998–2000 | TNT | with Threshold Entertainment |
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World | 1999–2002 | TNT (1999) (pilot only) PPV/DirecTV (season 1) Syndication (seasons 2–3) |
with Telescene (seasons 1–2), St. Clare Entertainment (seasons 1–2), Coote-Hayes Productions, Action Adventure Network (seasons 1–2) and The Over the Hill Gang Productions (season 3) |
Breaking News | 2002 | Bravo | with Trilogy Entertainment Group |
The Twilight Zone | 2002–2003 | UPN | with Spirit Dance Entertainment, Trilogy Entertainment Group and Joshmax Production Services |
Masterminds | 2003–2007 | History | |
Amish in the City | 2004 | UPN | with Stick Figures Productions |
Kitchen Confidential | 2005 | FOX | with 20th Century Fox Television |
Blade: The Series | 2006 | Spike | with Marvel Entertainment |
The Real Wedding Crashers | 2007 | NBC | with Katalyst Films |
Friday: The Animated Series | 2007 | MTV2 | with Cube Vision Rights owned by Viacom |
High School Confidential | 2008 | We TV | |
Family Foreman | 2008 | TV Land |
= Warner Bros. Television Studios UK[]
Ricochet[]
Twenty Twenty[]
- That'll Teach 'Em (2003–2006, Channel 4)
- Brat Camp (2005, Channel 4 and ABC)
- Wakey Wakey Campers (2005, Channel 4)
- I Know What You Ate Last Summer (2005, Channel 5)
- Evacuation (2006–2008, CBBC)
- Family Brat Camp (2006, Channel 4)
- Bad Lads Army (2006, ITV1)
- The Choir (2006–present, BBC Two) (co-production with BBC)
- How To Divorce Without Screwing Up Your Children (2006, Channel 4)
- How to Beat Your Kid's Asthma (2006, Channel 4)
- The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2007–2010, CBBC)
- Grandad's Back in Business (2007, BBC Two)
- Never Did Me Any Harm (2007, Channel 4)
- Ben 10: Ultimate Challenge (2011, Cartoon Network UK)
- The Hoarder Next Door (2012, Channel 4)
- First Dates (2013–present, Channel 4)
- The Naked Choir (2015, BBC Two)
- Remotely Funny (2017–present, CBBC)
- All That Glitters: Britain's Next Jewellery Star (2021, BBC Two)
=Wall to Wall Media[]
Shed Productions[]
Programme | Series | Episodes | Duration | Channel |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bad Girls | 8 | 107 | 1999–2006 | ITV1 |
Footballers' Wives | 5 | 42 | 2002–2006 | ITV1 |
Bombshell | 1 | 7 | 2004 | ITV1 (Unaired in the UK) |
Footballers' Wives Extra Time | 2 | 32 | 2005–2006 | ITV2 |
Footballers Wives TV | 1 | 8 | 2005 | ITV2 |
The Fugitives | 1 | 7 | 2005 | CITV |
Waterloo Road | 10 | 200 | 2006–15 | BBC One (2006–15) BBC Three (2015) |
Rock Rivals | 1 | 8 | 2008 | ITV1 |
Hope Springs | 1 | 8 | 2009 | BBC One |
Cartoon Network Studios / Williams Street[]
Show | Year(s) | Co-production(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Captain Planet and the Planeteers The New Adventures of Captain Planet |
1990–1996 | DIC Entertainment Turner Program Services (seasons 1–3) Hanna-Barbera (seasons 4–6) |
Administration only |
The Moxy Show | 1993–1995 | Colossal Pictures | |
Cartoon Planet | 1995–1997 2012–2014 |
Ghost Planet Industries (1995–97) | A spin-off of Space Ghost Coast to Coast. |
The Tex Avery Show | 1996–2002 | ||
Cow and Chicken | 1997–1999 | Hanna-Barbera | |
I Am Weasel | 1997–2000 | Hanna-Barbera | Spin-off of Cow & Chicken. |
Ed, Edd n Eddy | 1999–2009 | A.k.a. Cartoon | |
Cult Toons | 1999–2000 | Cartoon Network Europe Exceeda |
|
Mike, Lu & Og | 1999–2001 | Kinofilm | |
Courage the Cowardly Dog | 1999–2002 | Stretch Films | |
Sheep in the Big City | 2000–2002 | Curious Pictures | |
Codename: Kids Next Door | 2002–2008 | Curious Pictures | |
Robotboy | 2005–2008 | Alphanim LuxAnimation |
Cartoon Network owns international dubbing rights excluding France, where it is owned by Gaumont International Television |
Sunday Pants | 2005 | ||
Powerpuff Girls Z | 2006–2007 | Toei Animation Aniplex Ocean Productions |
International only Not Available in USA. |
My Spy Family | 2007–2010 | Kindle Entertainment Cartoon Network Europe |
|
Bakugan Battle Brawlers | 2008–2012 | Spin Master Nelvana Teletoon TMS Entertainment Sega |
The series is owned by Nelvana, while Cartoon Network has licensing rights and partial international distribution rights |
Total Drama | 2007–2014 | Teletoon Fresh TV Neptoon Studios Cake Entertainment |
The series is owned by Cake Entertainment, while Cartoon Network has licensing rights and partial international distribution rights to seasons 1–3. |
The Secret Saturdays | 2008–2010 | PorchLight Entertainment | |
BrainRush | 2009 | ||
Bobb'e Says | 2009 | ||
Destroy Build Destroy | 2009–2011 | Mess Media and Idiot Box Productions | |
The Othersiders | 2009 | ||
Dude, What Would Happen | 2009–2011 | ||
The Amazing World of Gumball | 2011–19 | Studio SOI Great Marlborough Productions Limited (Seasons 3–6) Boulder Media (S01 only) Dandelion Studios (Season 1 only) |
First show from Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe to be greenlit as TV series. |
Exchange Student Zero | 2015 | Fragrant Gumtree Entertainment Cartoon Network Southeast Asia Pacific |
|
Villainous | 2017–present | Cartoon Network Productions Mexico A.I Animation Studio |
|
The Heroic Quest of the Valiant Prince Ivandoe | 2017 | Sun Creature Public Service Puljen |
|
Elliott from Earth | 2021–present | Cartoon Network Studios Europe Miya Productions |
HBO[]
- HBO World Championship Boxing (1973–2018)
- Inside the NFL (1977–2008) (co-production with NFL Films)
- Standing Room Only (1976–1982)
- Race for the Pennant (1978–1982)
- HBO Sneak Preview (1980–1983)
- HBO Magazine (1982–1983)
- Cinemax Screening Room (1982–1983)
- Time Was (1982)
- HBO Coming Attractions (1983–1985)
- Braingames (1983–1985)
- The Hitchhiker (1983–1987, 1989–1991)
- HBO Mailbox (1984–1985)
- Vietnam War Story (1987–1988)
- Tanner '88 (1988)
- One Night Stand (1989–1992, 2005)
- Real Sex (1990–2009)
- Sessions (1991) (co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment)
- Def Comedy Jam (1992–1997)
- Hardcore TV (1993–1994)
- HBO Comedy Half-Hour (1994–1998)
- Autopsy (1994–2008)
- Taxicab Confessions (1995–2006)
- Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (1995–present)
- Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child (1995–2000)
- Arli$$ (1996–2003)
- Boxing After Dark (1996–present)
- The High Life (1996) (co-production with Worldwide Pants)
- The Chris Rock Show (1997–2000)
- Reverb (1997–2001)
- Todd McFarlane's Spawn (1997–1999)
- Spicy City (1997)
- Oz (1997–2003) (co-production with The Levinson/Fontana Company, Viacom Productions and Rysher Entertainment)
- Tenacious D (1997–2000)
- From the Earth to the Moon (1998; mini-series)
- Sex and the City (1998–2004)
- The Sopranos (1999–2007)
- 30 by 30: Kid Flicks (1999–2001)
- A Little Curious (1999–2000) (co-production with Curious Pictures)
- Crashbox (1999–2000) (co-production with Planet Grande Productions and Cuppa Coffee Animation)
- The Corner (2000; mini-series) (co-production with Blown Deadline Productions and Knee Deep Productions)
- KO Nation (2000–2001)
- G String Divas (2000)
- Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000–2011, 2017–present)
- On the Record with Bob Costas (2001–2004)
- Six Feet Under (2001–2005)
- Kindergarten (2001)
- Freshman Year (2001) (co-production with Planet Grande Productions)
- Band of Brothers (2001; mini-series) (co-production with Playtone and DreamWorks Television)
- The Mind of the Married Man (2001–2002) (co-production with Comedy Arts Studios, 3 Arts Entertainment and Sunlight Productions)
- Def Poetry Jam (2002–2007)
- The Wire (2002–2008) (co-production with Blown Deadline Productions)
- Real Time with Bill Maher (2003–present)
- K Street (2003)
- Carnivàle (2003–2005)
- Da Ali G Show (2003–2004)
- Deadwood (2004–2006)
- Entourage (2004–2011)
- Family Bonds (2004)
- Pornucopia (2004)
- Cathouse: The Series (2004–2011)
- Unscripted (2005) (co-production with Section Eight Productions and Warner Bros. Television)
- The Comeback (2005–present)
- Costas Now (2005–2009)
- Classical Baby (2005, 2008, 2017)
- Rome (2005–2007)
- Lucky Louie (2006)
- Big Love (2006–2011)
- John from Cincinnati (2007)
- Tell Me You Love Me (2007)
- Sin City Diaries (2007)
- Flight of the Conchords (2007–2009)
- John Adams (2008; mini-series)
- Generation Kill (2008; mini-series) (co-production with Company Pictures and Blown Deadline Productions)
- House of Saddam (2008; mini-series) (co-production with BBC)
- Little Britain USA (2008) (co-production with 19 Entertainment and Reveille Productions)
- True Blood (2008–2014)
- In Treatment (2008–2010)
- Eastbound & Down (2009–2013) (co-production with Gary Sanchez Productions, Rough House Pictures and Enemy MIGs Productions)
- Brave New Voices (2009–2010)
- Bored to Death (2009–2011)
- Forbidden Science (2009)
- Hung (2009–2011)
- The Pacific (2010; mini-series) (co-production with Playtone and DreamWorks Television)
- The Neistat Brothers (2010)
- Funny or Die Presents (2010–2011)
- How to Make It in America (2010–2011)
- Treme (2010–2013)
- Boardwalk Empire (2010–2014)
- Mildred Pierce (2011; mini-series)
- Femme Fatales (2011–2012)
- Luck (2011–2012)
- Enlightened (2011–2013)
- Strike Back (2011–2020)
- Game of Thrones (2011–2019)
- On Freddie Roach (2012)
- The Newsroom (2012–2014)
- Girls (2012–2017)
- Veep (2012–2019)
- Hello Ladies (2013–2014)
- Getting On (2013–2015) (co-production with Anima Sola Productions and BBC Worldwide)
- Banshee (2013–2016)
- Vice (2013–present)
- The Knick (2014–2015)
- Looking (2014–2016)
- Olive Kitteridge (2014; mini-series) (co-production with Playtone and As Is)
- Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (2014–present)
- Silicon Valley (2014–2019)
- True Detective (2014–2019)
- Togetherness (2015–2016) (co-production with Duplass Brothers Productions)
- The Brink (2015) (co-production with Jerry Weintraub Productions, Everyman Pictures and Little City Iron Works)
- Show Me a Hero (2015; mini-series) (co-production with Blown Deadline Productions and Pretty Pictures)
- Project Greenlight (2015)
- Ballers (2015–19)
- Vinyl (2016)
- Any Given Wednesday with Bill Simmons (2016)
- The Night Of (2016; mini-series) (co-production with BBC Worldwide, Bad Wolf and Film Rites)
- Divorce (2016–2019)
- Insecure (2016–present)
- Quarry (2016–present) (co-production with Anonymous Content, Night Sky Productions and One Olive)
- Animals. (2016–2018) (co-produced with Karen BBQ, Duplass Brothers Television and Starburns Industries)
- Vice Principals (2016–2017)
- Big Little Lies (2017–2019)
- Crashing (2017–present)
- The Deuce (2017–present)
- Mike Judge Presents: Tales from the Tour Bus (2017–present)
- Barry (2018–present)
- 2 Dope Queens (2018–present)
- Camping (2018)
- Here and Now (2018)
- Random Acts of Flyness (2018–present)
- Succession (2018–present)
- Wyatt Cenac's Problem Areas (2018–present)
- Warrior (2018–present) (co-production with Tropper Ink Productions, Perfect Storm Entertainment, and Bruce Lee Entertainment)
- Chernobyl (2019) (co-production with Sky)
- A Black Lady Sketch Show (2019–present)
- The Outsider (2020)
- Avenue 5 (2020)
- Betty (2020)
- Run (2020)
- I May Destroy You (2020)
- Perry Mason (2020)
- I'll Be Gone in the Dark (2020)
- Lovecraft Country (2020)
- Painting with John (2021)
- The Nevers (2021)
HBO Max[]
HBO Downtown Productions[]
These series produced by this HBO division are currently owned by HBO Entertainment/Warner Bros. Television (pre-1992 series) and ViacomCBS/CBS Television Distribution (post-1991 series), except for Mystery Science Theater 3000 which is currently owned by Shout! Factory.
- (1989–1992)
- Short Attention Span Theater (1989–1994)
- Sports Monster (1991)
- Stand Up, Stand Up (1991–1992)
- Inside the NFL (1992) (co-production with NFL Films)
- Women Aloud (1992–1993)
- Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1992–1996) (co-production with Best Brains)
- 2 Drink Minimum (1993–1994)
- Politically Incorrect (1993–2002)
- Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist (1995–2002)
- Exit 57 (1995–1996)
HBO Independent Productions[]
Title | Years | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Roc | 1991–1994 | FOX | |
The Paula Poundstone Show | 1992 | HBO | co-production with Morra, Brezner & Steinberg Entertainment, Inc. |
Down the Shore | 1992 | FOX | co-production with Caravan Entertainment and 3 Arts Entertainment |
Martin | 1992–1997 | FOX | co-production with You Go Boy! Productions (seasons 3–5) |
Laurel Avenue | 1993 | HBO | mini-series; co-production with Elsboy Entertainment |
Daddy Dearest | 1993 | FOX | co-production with Van Zandt/Milmore Productions and 3 Arts Entertainment |
Get Smart | 1995 | FOX | co-production with Columbia Pictures Television[N 4] |
House of Buggin' | 1995 | FOX | co-production with Bregman/Baer Productions |
The Last Frontier | 1996 | FOX | |
Everybody Loves Raymond[N 5] | 1996–2005 | CBS | co-production with Where's Lunch and Worldwide Pants Off-Network Syndication TV rights handled by CBS Corporation through King World Productions HBO and Warner Bros. Television handles international TV and home video distribution rights handled by HBO Home Entertainment and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment |
The Jury | 2004 | FOX | co-production with The Levinson/Fontana Company, MarlJim Productions and 20th Century Fox Television |
Time-Life Television[]
Title | Years | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Wild, Wild World of Animals | 1973–1978 | Syndication | |
The Africans | 1978 | Nine Network | co-production with Nine Network and Meredith Broadcasting |
The Search for Alexander the Great | 1981 | PBS | co-production with VideoArts TV |
Talent Associates[]
Title | Years | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
East Side/West Side | 1963–1964 | CBS | co-production with United Artists Television Currently distributed by MGM Television |
Get Smart | 1965–1970 | NBC/CBS | U.S. TV Distribution rights currently held by CBS Paramount Network Television through Spelling Entertainment Inc.’s Republic Entertainment[N 5] International TV rights handled by Warner Bros. Television and HBO Entertainment and DVD distribution rights handled by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment |
The Hero | 1966 | NBC | |
N.Y.P.D. | 1967–1969 | ABC | [N 5] |
Diana | 1973–1974 | NBC | |
Eleanor and Franklin | 1976 | ABC | mini-series |
Turner Entertainment Networks[]
Title | Years | Network | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Superstation Funtime | 1979–1981 | Superstation WTBS | |
Tush | 1980–1981 | Superstation WTBS | |
Safe at Home | 1985–1987 | Superstation WTBS | co-production with The Arthur Company |
Rocky Road | 1985–1987 | Superstation WTBS | co-production with The Arthur Company |
Cousteau's Rediscovery of the World | 1986–1996 | TBS/Syndication | co-production with The Cousteau Society, Inc. |
Feed Your Mind | 1994–1998 | TBS | |
Dinner and a Movie | 1995–2011 | TBS | |
Network Earth | 1996 | TBS | |
TOPX | 1996–1998 | TBS | |
Wildlife Adventures | 1997–2000 | TBS | |
Interact Atlanta | 1999–2003 | TBS | |
Family Affair | 2002–2003 | The WB | co-production with Pariah Films and Turner Television |
The O'Keefes | 2003 | The WB | co-production with Hamcat Productions |
Movie and a Makeover | 2003–2011 | TBS | |
The Bill Engvall Show | 2007–2009 | TBS | co-production with Welladay, Inc. (season 1) and Parallel Entertainment |
JJ on Atlanta | 2007–2011 | WPCH-TV | |
Frank TV | 2007–2008 | TBS | |
King of the Nerds | 2013–2015 | TBS | co-production with Electus and 5x5 Media |
Bam's Bad Ass Game Show | 2014 | TBS | |
CeeLo Green's The Good Life | 2014 | TBS | co-production with Emerald TV Productions and Rogue Atlas Productions |
Meet the Smiths | 2015 | TBS | co-produced by Good Clean Fun |
Clipped | 2015 | TBS | Co-produced by KoMut Entertainment |
Angie Tribeca | 2016–2018 | TBS | co-produced by Carousel Productions and 301 Productions |
The Detour | 2016–present | TBS | co-produced by Randy & Pam's Quality Entertainment (season 2), Jax Media (season 2), Studio T (seasons 2-3) and Nomadic Pictures (season 3) |
Search Party | 2016–present | TBS/HBO Max | co-production with Jax Media, Quiet and Considerate Productions and Semi-Formal Productions, Inc. |
Wrecked | 2016–2018 | TBS | co-produced by Shipley & Shipley Productions |
The Guest Book | 2017–2018 | TBS | with Amigos De Garcia Productions |
Tarantula | 2017 | TBS | co-production with Rough Draft Studios, Rough House and Solid Bass |
Miracle Workers | 2019–present | TBS | co-production with Broadway Video, Allagash Industries and FX Productions |
Snowpiercer | 2020–present | TNT | co-production with Tomorrow Studios and CJ Entertainment |
Close Enough | 2020–present | HBO Max | co-production with Cartoon Network Studios |
Tell Me Your Secrets | 2021–present | Amazon Prime Video | co-production with Made Up Stories |
TNT Originals[]
Title | Years | Notes |
---|---|---|
Rough Cut | 1997–1998 | |
Men of a Certain Age | 2009–2011 | co-production with Snowpants Productions and Papa Al Productions |
Wedding Day | 2009 | |
Falling Skies | 2011–2015 | co-production with DreamWorks Television/Amblin Television and Invasion Productions |
Boston's Finest | 2013–2014 | co-production with Donnie D. Productions and Jarrett Creative Group |
72 Hours | 2013 | co-production with Lighthearted Entertainment |
The Hero | 2013 | co-production with Electus, 5x5 Media and 7 Bucks Entertainment |
Mob City | 2013 | co-produced by Darkwoods Productions, Swiftly Productions and Michael DeLuca Productions |
Monday Mornings | 2013 | Co-produced by David E. Kelley Productions |
APB with Troy Dunn | 2014 | |
Inside Job | 2014 | Co-produced by All3Media America and Studio Lambert |
Save Our Business | 2014 | |
Murder in the First | 2014–2016 | co-production with Steven Bochco Productions and Shoe Money Productions |
The Last Ship | 2014–2018 | co-production with Channel Road Productions and Platinum Dunes |
Agent X | 2015 | co-production with Beacon Pictures |
Proof | 2015 | |
Public Morals | 2015 | co-production with Amblin Television and Marlboro Road Gang Productions |
Good Behavior | 2016–present | co-production with Tomorrow Studios and Storyland |
Claws | 2017–present | co-production with Le Train Train and Warner Horizon Television |
The Alienist | 2018 | co-production with Paramount Television, Anonymous Content and Vanessa Productions LTD. |
I Am the Night | 2019–present | co-production with Anonymous Content |
truTV[]
truTV's pre-2008 original programming library is currently owned by the E. W. Scripps Company due to their acquisition of the CourtTV franchise since 2018.
Title | Years | Notes |
---|---|---|
Crime Stories | 1998–2010 | |
I, Detective | 2001–2006 | co-production with Michael Hoff Productions |
Dominick Dunne's Power, Privilege, and Justice | 2002–2009 | |
Hot Pursuit | 2002–2009 | |
North Mission Road | 2003–2007 | |
Extreme Evidence | 2003–2005 | |
The Investigators | 2004–2008 | |
Psychic Detectives | 2004–2008 | co-production with StoryHouse Productions |
Haunting Evidence | 2005–2008 | |
Beach Patrol | 2006–2008 | |
Most Shocking | 2006–2010 | co-production with Nash Entertainment |
Disorder in the Court | 2006–2011 | |
Suburban Secrets | 2007–2008 | |
Ocean Force | 2007–2009 | |
Speeders | 2007–2009 | |
Party Heat | 2007–2010 | |
Bait Car | 2007–2012 | co-production with KKI Productions |
The Principal's Office | 2008–2009 | |
Speeders Fight Back | 2008–2009 | |
World's Wildest Vacation Videos | 2008–2009 | |
Rehab: Party at the Hard Rock Hotel | 2008–2010 | |
truTV Presents: World's Dumbest... | 2008–2014 | co-production with Meetinghouse Productions |
All Worked Up | 2009–2011 | co-production with RDF USA |
It Only Hurts When I Laugh! | 2009–2011 | |
Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura | 2009–2012 | co-production with A. Smith & Company Productions and Braverman Bloom |
Full Throttle Saloon | 2009–2014 | |
Ma's Roadhouse | 2010 | |
Over the Limit | 2010 | |
Southern Fried Stings | 2010–2011 | |
Hardcore Pawn | 2010–2015 | |
Bear Swamp Recovery | 2011 | |
Big Brian The Fortune Seller | 2011 | |
Storage Hunters | 2011–2013 | |
Lizard Lick Towing | 2011–2014 | |
South Beach Tow | 2011–2014 | |
Impractical Jokers | 2011–present | |
Caught Red Handed | 2012–2013 | co-production with Nash Entertainment |
Killer Karaoke | 2012–2014 | |
Cash Dome | 2013 | co-production with 51 Minds Entertainment |
Container Wars | 2013 | |
Kentucky Bidders | July 8, 2013 | |
Upload with Shaquille O'Neal | 2013–2014 | |
Top 20 Funniest/truTV Top Funniest | 2013–2015 | |
The Safecrackers | 2014 | |
The Carbonaro Effect | 2014–present | co-production with Fields Entertainment and 11 Productions |
Way Out West | 2014–2015 | |
Motor City Masters | 2014 | |
Barmageddon | 2014–2015 | |
Fake Off | 2014–2015 | |
Hair-Jacked | 2014 | |
How To Be A Grownup | 2014–2015 | |
Friends of the People | 2014–2015 | |
Branson Famous | 2014–2015 | |
Hack My Life | 2015–present | |
Fameless | 2015–present | |
Adam Ruins Everything | 2015–present | |
Billy on the Street | 2015–present | co-production with Funny or Die |
Breaking Greenville | 2015 | |
The Hustlers | 2015 | |
Kart Life | 2015 | |
Six Degrees of Everything | 2015 | |
Almost Genius | 2015–2016 | co-production with Meetinghouse Productions |
10 Things | 2016 | |
Those Who Can't | 2016–present | |
truInside | 2016–present | |
Rachel Dratch's Late Night Snack | 2016–present | |
Comedy Knockout | 2016–present | |
Greatest Ever | 2016–present | |
Chris Webber's Full Court Pranks | 2017–present | |
Talk Show the Game Show | 2017–present | |
Impractical Jokers: After Party | 2017–present | |
At Home with Amy Sedaris | 2017–present | |
Laff Mobb's Laff Tracks | 2017–present |
CNN[]
- CNN Daybreak (1980–2005)
- Evans, Novak, Hunt & Shields (1980–2002)
- Freeman Reports (1980–1985)
- Sports Tonight (1980–2002)
- Style with Elsa Klensch (1980–2001)
- Pinnacle (1982–2003)
- Crossfire (1982–2005, 2013–2014)
- Showbiz Today (1984–2001)
- Inside Politics (1984–2005, 2014–present)
- Larry King Live (1985–2010)
- Capital Gang (1988–2005)
- Both Sides with Jesse Jackson (1992–2000)
- Reliable Sources (1992–present)
- Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer (1993–2009)
- Talkback Live (1994–2003)
- Wolf Blitzer Reports (2000–2005)
- CNN Tonight (2001, 2009–2010, 2014–present)
- American Morning (2001–2011)
- CNN Live Today (2001–2006)
- NewsNight with Aaron Brown (2001–2005)
- People in the News (2001–2005)
- Connie Chung Tonight (2002–2003)
- Next@CNN (2002–2005)
- Anderson Cooper 360° (2003–present)
- Showbiz Tonight (2005–2014)
- Nancy Grace (2005–2016)
- The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer (2005–present)
- CNN Newsroom (2006–present)
- Campbell Brown (2008–2010)
- Black in America (2008–2012)
- Jane Velez-Mitchell (2008–2014)
- Fareed Zakaria GPS (2008–present)
- Your Bottom Line (2009–2010)
- Amanpour (2009–2010, 2012–present)
- John King, USA (2010–2012)
- In the Arena (2010–2011)
- Piers Morgan Live (2011–2014)
- Erin Burnett OutFront (2011–present)
- Early Start (2012–present)
- Starting Point (2012–2013)
- Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown (2013–present)
- The Lead with Jake Tapper (2013–present)
- Legal View with Ashleigh Banfield (2013–2016)
- Morgan Spurlock Inside Man (2013–present) (co-production with Warrior Poets)
- New Day (2013–present)
- Sanjay Gupta MD (2013–2014)
- @This Hour (2014–present)
- Chicagoland (2014)
- The Sixties (2014; mini-series) (co-production with Playtone and Herzog & Company)
- The Hunt with John Walsh (2014–present) (co-production with Zero Point Zero Production)
- This Is Life with Lisa Ling (2014–present)
- Smerconish (2014–present)
- Wolf (2014–present)
- The Seventies (2015; mini-series) (co-production with Playtone and Herzog & Company)
- State of the Union with Jake Tapper (2015–present)
- The Wonder List with Bill Weir (2015–present)
- Race for the White House (2016)
- The Eighties (2016; mini-series) (co-production with Playtone and Herzog & Company)
- United Shades of America (2016–present)
- Declassified (2016–present) (co-production with All3Media America)
Television films and specials[]
Warner Bros. Television[]
- (1971)
- Probe (1972) (co-production with Leslie Stevens Productions)
- (1972)
- (1972)
- Genesis II (1973) (co-production with Norway Productions)
- The Third Girl from the Left (1973)
- Deliver Us from Evil (1973)
- (1973) (co-production with Leonard Freeman Productions)
- Key West (1973)
- (1974)
- Wonder Woman (1974)
- Sidekicks (1974) (co-production with Cherokee Productions)
- Planet Earth (1974)
- The Healers (1974)
- (1974) (co-production with Quinn Martin Productions)
- Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan (1975) (co-production with Quinn Martin Productions)
- Search for the Gods (1975) (co-production with The Douglas S. Cramer Company)
- (1975)
- (1975) (co-production with The Douglas S. Cramer Company)
- Strange New World (1975)
- Brinks: The Great Robbery (1976) (co-production with Quinn Martin Productions)
- (1976)
- (1976)
- Mayday at 40,000 Feet! (1976) (co-production with Andrew J. Fenady Productions)
- (1976)
- Flood! (1976)
- The Possessed (1977)
- Fire! (1977) (co-production with Irwin Allen Productions)
- (1978)
- (1978) (co-production with Chuck Jones Productions)
- A Death in Canaan (1978) (co-production with Chris/Rose Productions)
- The Return of Captain Nemo (1978) (co-production with Irwin Allen Productions)
- The New Maverick (1978) (co-production with Cherokee Productions)
- Zuma Beach (1978) (co-production with Bruce Cohn Curtis Films Ltd. and Edgar J. Scherick Associates)
- Katie: Portrait of a Centerfold (1978) (co-production with Moonlight Productions)
- (1978) (co-production with Edgar J. Scherick Productions)
- (1978)
- The Pirate (1978) (co-production with Howard W. Koch Productions)
- Someone's Watching Me! (1978)
- Champions: A Love Story (1979)
- The Corn Is Green (1979)
- Hanging by a Thread (1979) (co-production with Irwin Allen Productions)
- (1979)
- Dummy (1979) (co-production with The Königsberg Company)
- (1979)
- (1979) (co-production with W/R - Wittman/Riche Productions)
- The Memory of Eva Ryker (1980) (co-production with Irwin Allen Productions)
- Haywire (1980) (co-production with Pando Productions)
- This Year's Blonde (1980)
- The Scarlett O'Hara War (1980) (co-production with David L. Wolper-Stan Margulies Productions)
- (1980) (co-production with The Kainn-Gallo Company)
- The Women's Room (1980)
- The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special (1980)
- (1981)
- (1981) (co-production with Lou Step Productions)
- Don't Look Back: The Story of Leroy 'Satchel' Paige (1981) (co-production with Satie Productions Ltd., TBA Productions Inc. and Triseme)
- (1981) (co-production with An Lac Productions)
- (1981) (co-production with Lin Bolen Productions)
- Sidney Shorr: A Girl's Best Friend (1981) (co-production with Hajeno Productions)
- (1981) (co-production with Hummingbird Productions)
- Splendor in the Grass (1981) (co-production with Katz-Gallin Productions and Half-Pint Productions)
- The Marva Collins Story (1981) (co-production with Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions and NRW Features)
- The Children Nobody Wanted (1981) (co-production with Blatt-Singer Productions)
- Murder Is Easy (1982) (co-production with CBS Entertainment Production and David L. Wolper-Stan Margulies Productions)
- Victims (1982) (co-production with Hajeno Productions)
- The Long Summer of George Adams (1982)
- Divorce Wars: A Love Story (1982)
- (1982) (co-production with Edgar J. Scherick Associates)
- The Letter (1982) (co-production with Hajeno Productions)
- (1982)
- (1982) (co-production with Kayden/Gleason)
- The Night the Bridge Fell Down (1983) (co-production with Irwin Allen Productions)
- Cave-In! (1983) (co-production with Irwin Allen Productions)
- Sparkling Cyanide (1983)
- A Caribbean Mystery (1983)
- (1983) (co-production with Cypress Point Productions)
- The Mystic Warrior (1984)
- No Man's Land (1984)
- (1984)
- (1984)
- The Bad Seed (1985) (co-production with Hajeno Productions)
- Murder with Mirrors (1985)
- (1985) (co-production with Edward S. Feldman Company)
- Thirteen at Dinner (1985)
- (1985) (co-production with Doris Quinlan Productions and Entheos Unlimited Productions)
- Dead Man's Folly (1986)
- Kung Fu: The Movie (1986) (co-production with Lou Step Productions)
- (1986) (co-production with Litke/Grossbart Productions)
- (1986) (co-production with Daniel Grodnik Productions and Clyde Philips Productions)
- Murder in Three Acts (1986)
- Of Pure Blood (1986)
- Promise (1986) (co-production with Garner-Duchow Productions and Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions)
- The Betty Ford Story (1987) (co-production with David L. Wolper Productions)
- Nutcracker: Money, Madness & Murder (1987) (co-production with Green Arrow Productions)
- (1987) (co-production with De Souza Productions and Von Zerneck-Samuels Productions)
- Napoleon and Josephine: A Love Story (1987) (co-production with David L. Wolper Productions)
- (1988) (co-production with David L. Wolper Productions)
- (1988) (co-production with Dick Clark Productions)
- Roots: The Gift (1988) (co-production with David L. Wolper Productions)
- The Man in the Brown Suit (1989 film) (1989) (co-production with Alan Shayne Productions)
- (1989)
- My Name Is Bill W. (1989) (co-production with Garner-Duchow Productions and Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions)
- The Plot to Kill Hitler (1990)
- Murder in Mississippi (1990)
- Forbidden Nights (1990) (co-production with Tristine Rainer Productions)
- The Face of Fear (1990)
- (1990) (co-production with Elliot Friedgen & Company & Sacret)
- When You Remember Me (1990)
- (1990) (co-production with Zacs Productions and Nugget Entertainment)
- Dillinger (1991) (co-production with David L. Wolper Productions)
- Babe Ruth (1991) (co-production with Elliot Friedgen & Company)
- Prisoner of Honor (1991) (co-production with Dreyfuss / James Productions and Etude)
- (1992) (co-production with Von Zerneck-Sertner Films)
- Taking Back My Life: The Nancy Ziegenmeyer Story (1992) (co-production with Elliot Friedgen & Company and Lytte Heshty Production)
- (1992) (co-production with Chris/Rose Productions and Elliot Friedgen & Company)
- (1992)
- (1992) (co-production with Dove Audio)
- (1992) (co-production with Toots Productions)
- (1993) (co-production with Lee Rich Company)
- The Flood: Who Will Save Our Children? (1993) (co-production with Wolper Productions and Film Queensland)
- I'll Fly Away: Then and Now (1993) (co-production with Brand/Falsey Productions)
- (1993) (co-production with Bonnie Raskin Productions and Green/Epstein Productions)
- Fatal Deception: Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald (1993) (co-production with Elliot Friedgen & Company, David L. Wolper Productions and Bernard Sofronski Productions)
- Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman (1993)
- (1993)
- Lies of the Heart: The Story of Laurie Kellogg (1994) (co-production with MDT Productions and Daniel H. Blatt Productions)
- (1994)
- (1994) (co-production with Andrea Baynes Productions)
- The Innocent (1994) (co-production with Grammnet Productions)
- Someone She Knows (1994)
- Beyond Betrayal (1994) (co-production with Daniel H. Blatt Productions)
- Without Warning (1994) (co-production with The Wolper Organization and Mountain View Productions)
- How the West Was Fun (1994) (co-production with Dualstar Productions, Green/Epstein Productions and Kicking Horse Productions Ltd.)
- Because Mommy Works (1994) (co-production with Spring Creek Productions)
- (1994) (co-production with ABC Cable & International Broadcast Inc., Boardwalk Entertainment and Protocol Entertainment)
- (1995) (co-production with Amanda Productions, Eagle Point Production and The Lee Rich Company)
- Young at Heart (1995) (co-production with TS Productions)
- Virtual Seduction (1995)
- (1995) (co-production with CBS Productions and The Thomas Carter Company)
- (1995) (co-production with The Wolper Organization)
- It Was Him or Us (1995) (co-production with MDT Productions)
- The Thorn Birds: The Missing Years (1996) (co-production with The Wolper Organization and Village Roadshow Pictures Television)
- (1996)
- Sins of Silence (1996) (co-production with Daniel H. Blatt Productions)
- (1996) (co-production with Witt/Thomas Productions)
- (1996) (co-production with Daniel H. Blatt Productions and Sports Illustrated Television)
- Kidz in the Wood (1996) (co-production with Green/Epstein Productions and Pacific Motion Pictures)
- Once You Meet a Stranger (1996) (co-production with Michael Filerman Productions)
- Blue Rodeo (1996) (co-production with Lakeside Productions and The Paul Lussier Company)
- (1997) (co-production with Daniel H. Blatt Productions and Lakeside Productions)
- The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion! (1997) (co-production with Kudzu Productions)
- A Walton Easter (1997) (co-production with Eagle Point Production)
- Dallas: War of the Ewings (1998) (co-production with Lakeside Productions)
- (1998) (co-production with H. Beale Company)
- (1999) (co-production with Aviator Films)
- Fail Safe (2000) (co-production with Maysville Pictures)
- The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood (2000) (co-production with Kudzu Productions)
- Witchblade (2000) (co-production with Halsted Pictures, Image Comics, Mythic Films and Top Cow Productions)
- (2002) (co-production with Angel/Brown Productions)
- (2002) (co-production with John Wells Productions)
- The Lone Ranger (2003) (co-production with Turner Television)
- (2003) (co-production with Coote Hayes Productions and The Wolper Organization)
- L.A. Confidential (2003) (co-production with Regency Television)
- Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure (2003) (co-production with Elliot Friedgan & Company and National Lampoon)
- The Goodbye Girl (2004) co-production with TNT)
- Helter Skelter (2004) (co-production with Lakeside Productions and Wolper Organization)
- Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers (2004) (co-production with Green-Epstein-Bacino Productions)
- Samantha: An American Girl Holiday (2004) (co-production with Red Om Films, Revolution Studios and Sam Films)
- Snow Wonder (2005) (co-production with The Wolper Organization and Without Santa LLC)
- Felicity: An American Girl Adventure (2005) (co-production with Revolution Studios, Red Om Films and American Girl)
- Avenger (2006) (co-production with TNT, Radiant Productions and Appledown Films Inc.)
- Aquaman (2006)
- Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front (2006) (co-production with American Girl, Red Om Films and Revolution Studios)
- The Year Without a Santa Claus (2006) (co-production with The Wolper Organization)
- Sybil (2007) (co-production with Norman Stephen Productions and Wolper Organization)
- Innocent (2011) (co-production with Frank von Zerneck Films and Mike Robe Productions)
- Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love (2016) (co-production with Dixie Pixie Productions and Magnolia Hill Productions)
- Hairspray Live! (2016) (co-production with New Line Cinema, Sony Pictures Television, Storyline Entertainment and Universal Television)
- The Bad Seed (2018) (co-production with Front Street Pictures, Lifetime, Loweprofile, The Wolper Organization and Warner Horizon Unscripted Television)
- Critters Attack! (2019) (co-production with Blue Ribbon Content and New Line Cinema)
Warner Horizon Television[]
- A Christmas Story Live! (2017) (co-production with Marc Platt Productions and Turner Entertainment Co.)
- (2020) (co-production with Casey Patterson Entertainment and Shoe Money Productions)
- Friends: The Reunion (2021) (co-production with Bright/Kaufmann/Crane Productions and Fulwell 73 Productions)
Warner Bros. Animation[]
Hanna-Barbera[]
Ruby-Spears[]
Lorimar Television[]
- Aesop Fables (1971)
- The Crooked Hearts (1972)
- The Girls of Huntington House (1973)
- Dying Room Only (1973)
- Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (1973)
- The Blue Knight (1973)
- (1973)
- The Stranger Within (1974)
- Bad Ronald (1974)
- (1975)
- The Runaways (1975)
- (1975)
- (1975)
- (1975)
- Widow (1976)
- Green Eyes (1977)
- (1977)
- (1977)
- A Question of Guilt (1978)
- (1978)
- (1978)
- (1979)
- Mr. Horn (1979)
- (TV Movie) (1980)
- (1980)
- (1980)
- (1980)
- Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case (1980)
- (1981)
- (1981)
- Mistress of Paradise (1981)
- (1981)
- (1982)
- (1982)
- Desperate Lives (1982)
- (1982)
- (1982)
- (1982)
- (1982)
- (1982)
- (1982)
- (1983)
- (1983)
- (1983)
- The Winter of Our Discontent (1983)
- Why Me? (1984)
- (1984)
- Gulag (1985)
- Deadly Intentions (1985)
- Master Harold...and the Boys (1985)
- Blood & Orchids (1986)
- Dallas: The Early Years (1986)
- The Deliberate Stranger (1986)
- Circle of Violence: A Family Drama (1986)
- Love Among Thieves (1987)
- Shattered Innocence (1988)
- (1988)
- Desperate for Love (1989)
- The Outside Woman (1989)
- (1989)
- (1990)
- (1990)
- Stephen King's It (1990)
- Deadly Intentions... Again? (1991)
- (1991)
- Doublecrossed (1991)
- (1991)
- O Pioneers! (1992)
- Miss Rose White (1992)
- To Grandmother's House We Go (1992)
- A Killer Among Friends (1992)
- (1992)
- (1993)
- Men Don't Tell (1993)
- Black Widow Murders: The Blanche Taylor Moore Story (1993)
- (1993)
- (1993)
- Island City (1994)
Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment (post-1973)[]
- The Year Without a Santa Claus (1974)
- 'Twas the Night Before Christmas (1974)
- The First Christmas: The Story of the First Christmas Snow (1975)
- Rudolph's Shiny New Year (1976)
- The First Easter Rabbit (1976)
- The Little Drummer Boy, Book II (1976)
- Frosty's Winter Wonderland (1976)
- The Last Dinosaur (1977) (TV movie)
- The Easter Bunny Is Comin' to Town (1977)
- The Hobbit (1977) (TV movie)
- Nestor the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey (1977)
- The Bermuda Depths (1978) (TV movie)
- The Stingiest Man in Town (1978)
- Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July (1979) (TV movie)
- Jack Frost (1979)
- The Ivory Ape (1980) (TV movie)
- The Return of the King (1980) (TV movie)
- Pinocchio's Christmas (1980)
- The Leprechaun's Christmas Gold (1981)
- The Flight of Dragons (1982) (TV movie)
- The Sins of Dorian Gray (1983) (TV movie)
- The Coneheads (1983) (co-production with Broadway Video)
- The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus (1985)
- The Wind in the Willows (1987) (TV movie)
Turner Entertainment/Turner Pictures[]
- How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (1966) (produced by MGM Television and Cat in the Hat Productions)
- (1966) (produced by MGM Television and Youngstein & Karr Productions)
- (1967)
- Horton Hears a Who! (1970) (produced by MGM Television and Cat in the Hat Productions)
- Earth II (1971) (produced by MGM Television and Wabe)
- The Phantom of Hollywood (1974)
- Winter Kill (1974) (produced by MGM Television and Andy Griffith Enterprises)
- The Deadly Tower (1975)
- (1975) (produced by MGM Television and Norman Felton/Stanley Rubin Productions)
- The Hostage Heart (1977) (produced by MGM Television and Andrews J. Fenady Productions)
- (1977) (produced by MGM Television and Manteo Enterprises)
- (1977) (produced by MGM Television and Manteo Enterprises)
- Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story (1981) (produced by MGM Television and Wilcox Productions)
- (1982) (produced by RKO Pictures)
- Treasure Island (1990)
- Conagher (1991)
- Miracle in the Wilderness (1991)
- Christmas in Connecticut (1992)
- Geronimo (1993)
- The Avenging Angel (1995)
- The Good Old Boys (1995)
- Riders of the Purple Sage (1996)
- The Man Who Captured Eichmann (1996)
- Last Stand at Saber River (1997)
- The Hunchback (aka The Hunchback of Notre Dame) (1997)
- Buffalo Soldiers (1997)
- Two for Texas (1998)
- Babylon 5: The River of Souls (1998)
- Babylon 5: Thirdspace (1998)
- (1998)
- Purgatory (1999)
- The Hunley (1999)
- You Know My Name (1999)
- (2000)
- Freedom Song (2000)
- Running Mates (2000)
- Baby (2000)
- Crossfire Trail (2001)
- James Dean (2001)
- Door to Door (2002)
- Second String (2002)
- Monte Walsh (2003)
- Second Nature (2003)
- Word of Honor (2003)
- The Goodbye Girl (2004) (TV movie) (produced by Warner Bros. Television and Ron Ziskin Productions)
- The Librarian: Quest for the Spear (2004)
- The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines (2006)
- Coma (2012) (miniseries) (produced by Warner Bros. Television, Sony Pictures Television and Scott Free Productions)
- Tom and Jerry: Santa's Little Helpers (2014) (produced by Warner Bros. Animation)
- A Christmas Story Live! (2017) (produced by Warner Horizon Television and Marc Platt Productions)
Castle Rock Entertainment[]
- Heart & Soul (1988)
- The Ed Begley, Jr. Show (1989)
- Julie Brown: The Show (1989)
- My Old School (1991)
- Please Watch the Jon Lovitz Special (1992)
New Line Television[]
- Carmen: A Hip Hopera (2001)
- Brother's Keeper (2002)
- (2002)
- Just a Walk in the Park (2002)
- The Glow (2002)
Cartoon Network[]
HBO[]
- Pennsylvania Polka Festival (1973)
- Freddie the Freeloader's Christmas Dinner (1981)
- Reunion at Fairborough (1985)[N 2]
- HBO Storybook Musicals (1987–1993)
- Montana (1990)
- The Country Mouse and the City Mouse: A Christmas Tale (1993)
- (1996)
- Kids are Punny (1998)
- Goodnight Moon and Other Sleepytime Tales (1999)
- The Sissy Duckling (1999)
- Boycott (2001)
- 61* (2001)
- Conspiracy (2001)
- Stranger Inside (2001)
- Dinner with Friends (2001)
- Shot in the Heart (2001)
- Through A Child's Eyes: September 11, 2001 (2002)
- Normal (2003)
- My House in Umbria (2003)
- And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003)
- Iron Jawed Angels (2004)
- Strip Search (2004)
- Something the Lord Made (2004)
- Dirty War (2004)
- Lackawanna Blues (2005)
- Sometimes in April (2005)
- Warm Springs (2005)
- The Girl in the Café (2005)
- Walkout (2006)
- Longford (2006)
- Life Support (2007)
- Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (2007)
- Stuart: A Life Backwards (2007)
- Joe's Palace (2007)
- The Immortal Life of Henriettta Lacks (2017)
Notes[]
- ^ Currently distributed by Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution through 20th Television.
- ^ Jump up to: a b c d Distributed by Sony Pictures Television; Warner Bros. owns the program's copyrights.
- ^ Rights owned by Sony Pictures Television.
- ^ Distributed by Sony Pictures Television; HBO owns the program's copyrights.
- ^ Jump up to: a b c Distributed in syndication by CBS Television Distribution; HBO owns the program's copyrights.
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