Worldvision Enterprises - Shows Distributed By Worldvision

Shows Distributed By Worldvision

Some television shows that were among the hundreds distributed by Worldvision over the years are:

• The Hanna-Barbera library, including:
  • Jonny Quest
  • Scooby-Doo
  • The Smurfs
  • Wake, Rattle and Roll
• The Ruby-Spears library, including:
  • Mr. T
  • The Centurions
• 26 Men
• Casper the Friendly Ghost (which has transferred to Classic Media)
• Little House on the Prairie
• Land of the Lost
• The pre-1973 NBC library, including:
  • Bonanza
  • The High Chaparral
  • I Married Joan
  • What survives of the original Concentration
• Happily Ever After
• Get Smart, Again!
• Judge Judy (1996-99, rights passed to Paramount Domestic Television and its successors)
• Judge Joe Brown (1998-99, rights passed to Paramount Domestic Television and its successors)
• The Aaron Spelling library, including:
  • Beverly Hills, 90210 and Melrose Place (1990-1999)
  • The Love Boat
  • Twin Peaks
  • 7th Heaven (1996-1999, rights passed to Paramount Domestic Television and its successors, final season co-produced by CBS Paramount Network Television)
• The most of the Quinn Martin library, including:
  • The Fugitive
  • The Streets of San Francisco
• The pre-1973 ABC library, including:
  • Ben Casey (co-produced with Bing Crosby Productions)
  • The Addams Family (producer Filmways and successor Orion Television held ancillary rights; these rights now reside with MGM Television)
  • Combat!
  • Dark Shadows (since reverted to the Dan Curtis estate)
  • Let's Make a Deal (1971-1977 version; currently owned by FremantleMedia North America)
  • The Newlywed Game (1977-1980 version; currently owned by Sony Pictures Television)
  • The Jackson 5ive (co-produced by Rankin/Bass and Motown Productions; current rightsholder unknown, though Universal Music Group owns The Jackson 5 music and intellectual property)
• Dallas (foreign syndication rights only, U.S. Syndication rights held by producer Lorimar until 1988 when it was bought by Warner Communications. Current syndication rights held worldwide by Warner Bros. International Television.)