Noted Debuts
| Date | Show |
|---|---|
| January 7 | Fame on NBC. |
| January 12 | American Playhouse on PBS. |
| January 16 | King's Crossing on ABC. |
| January 23 | One of the Boys on NBC. |
| February 1 | Late Night with David Letterman on NBC. |
| March 1 | Chicago Story on NBC. |
| March 12 | T.J. Hooker on ABC. |
| March 17 | Herbie the Matchmaker on CBS. |
| March 19 | The Phoenix on ABC. |
| March 23 | Joanie Loves Chachi on ABC. |
| Q.E.D. on CBS. | |
| March 25 | Cagney & Lacey on CBS. |
| March 29 | Capitol on CBS. |
| April 5 | Report to Murphy on CBS. |
| April 14 | Teachers Only on NBC. |
| May 4 | The Book of Lists on CBS. |
| August 9 | Filthy Rich on CBS. |
| September 8 | Speed Buggy on CBS. |
| September 12 | Blackstar on CBS. |
| September 17 | The Powers of Matthew Star on NBC. |
| September 18 | The Gary Coleman Show on NBC. |
| Gilligan's Planet on CBS. | |
| Meatballs & Spaghetti on CBS. | |
| Pandamonium on CBS. | |
| September 19 | Seven Brides for Seven Brothers on CBS. |
| September 20 | Child's Play on CBS. |
| September 22 | Family Ties on NBC. |
| Tales of the Gold Monkey on ABC. | |
| September 24 | Bring 'Em Back Alive on CBS. |
| September 25 | The Little Rascals on ABC. |
| Mork & Mindy/Laverne & Shirley/Fonz Hour on ABC. | |
| Pac-Man on ABC. | |
| The Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy Hour on ABC. | |
| Silver Spoons on NBC. | |
| September 26 | Gloria on CBS. |
| Knight Rider on NBC. | |
| Matt Houston on ABC. | |
| September 27 | Square Pegs on CBS. |
| September 30 | Cheers on NBC. |
| October 1 | Remington Steele on NBC. |
| October 3 | Voyagers! on NBC. |
| October 6 | Tucker's Witch on CBS. |
| October 19 | St. Elsewhere on NBC. |
| October 25 | Newhart on CBS. |
| October 29 | The New Odd Couple on CBS. |
| December 12 | Powerhouse on PBS |
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