Production Notes
The series was created and co-produced by Irving Brecher, who was also the creator of the 1949 sitcom, The Life of Riley. Although The People's Choice never made the top 30 programs, its ratings were respectable enough to warrant a three-year run on NBC. The show later became popular in syndication.
In its first season, The People's Choice aired opposite Stop the Music, which concluded its long run on ABC.
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