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All My Children
11/27/79 – Tom ends his marriage to Erica (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
9/3/80 – Cliff and Nina’s wedding (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
2/14/84 – Jenny and Greg’s wedding (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
1/19/96 – Erica accepts the “Woman of the Year” award while high on pills (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
As the World Turns
1972 episode – poor quality, but extremely rare (C-/OC/TA-5)
7/1/80 (A-/OC/TA-5)
5/14/81 – John takes a fall (B-/OC/TA-5)
Christmas 1985 show – reaired on CBS in 2002 (1stGen/CBS/TA-5)
1987 – Barbara is rescued from the fire, Lily makes love to Dusty after becoming angry with Holden and Lucinda – 2003 CBS repeat (1stGen/CBS/TA-5)
2010 – Final two episodes (1stGen/OC/TA-5)
Capitol
12/28/82 episode (A-/OB/TA-5)
Dark Shadows
Episode #2 – 6/28/66 – Studio master with original commercials (A-/SM/TA-5)
Episode #3 – 6/29/66 – Studio master with original commercials (A-/SM/TA-5)
Episode #4 – 6/30/66 – Studio master with original commercials (A-/SM/TA-5)
Episode #5 – 7/1/66 – Studio master with original commercials (A-/SM/TA-5)
Days of our Lives
First episode (A/SoapNet/TA-5)
Second episode (A/SoapNet/TA-5)
7/66 episode (A-/Kine/TA-5)
7528 – 5/12/95 – From the Marlena’s possession storyline (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
7531 – 5/17/95 – From the Marlena’s possession storyline (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
The Dick Cavett Show
11/25/71 – Jim Henson & the Muppets (A/SM+C/TA-6)
The Doctors
3/19/79 episode (A/OC/TA-5)
4/21/81 episode (A/OC/TA-5)
6/16/81 (A-/OC/TA-5)
The Edge of Night
1960 episode (A/Kine/TA-5)
1964 episode (A-/Kine/TA-5)
4/16/76 – Josie’s trial (A-/OC/TA-5)
General Hospital
4/1/63 – First episode (A-/Kine/TA-5)
1975 episode – very rare (C/Kine OC/TA-5)
Guiding Light
7/1/80 (A-/OC/TA-5)
8/83 – Phillip learns who his real parents are – 2003 repeat (1stGen/CBS/TA-5)
1/25/07 – 70th anniversary special – the cast reenacts the history of the show (1stGen/OC/TA-5)
9/18/09 – Series finale (1stGen/OC/TA-5)
Late Night with David Letterman
9/12/84 – Carl Reiner/Patti LaBelle (A-/OC/TA-6)
The Late Show With David Letterman
Repeat of the first episode from 1993 (1stGen/CBS/TA-6)
Love Connection
1983 – First guest: Charlene (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Brenda (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Jennifer (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Francie (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Herb (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Brian (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Sally (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Tricia (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Joel (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Dennis (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Laura (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Jack (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Charles (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Pat (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Shana (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: James (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Roy (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Keith (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Louise (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Joanne (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Richard (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Sandra (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Stanley (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Susan (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Dannie (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Linda (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Sheldon (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Dwight (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Claudia (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Marilyn (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Barbara (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Lindsay (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Audrey (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Arlene (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Susie (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Palma (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Sharon (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Susan (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Sheila (1stGen/GameTV)
1983 – First guest: Barbara (1stGen/GameTV)
1984 – First guest: Dorene Plug (A-/OC/JC1)
1985 – First guest: Lori Gatewood (A-/OC/JC1)
1985 – First guest: Deidra Vann (A-/OC/JC1)
1985 – First guest: John Besteman (A/GSN/JC1)
1985 – First guest: Shawn McKenzie (A.GSN/JC1)
1985 – First guest: John Dorsey (A/GSN/JC1)
1988 – First guest: Mustafa Willingham (A/GSN/JC1)
11/29/88 – Kinda Konopka is first guest (B/OC/TA-3)
1989 – First guest: Gayle Rose (A/OC/JC1)
1989 – First guest: Craig Osborne (A/GSN/JC1)
1989 – First guest: Aaron Hesz (A/GSN/JC1)
1989 – First guest: Dee Chandler (A/GSN/JC1)
1989 – First guest: Doug Epstein (A/GSN/JC1)
1989 – First guest: John Eastman (A/GSN/JC1)
1989 – First guest: Michael Tullock (A/GSN/JC1)
1989 – First guest: Wilma Easley (A/GSN/JC1)
1989 – First guest: Yves Trumbly (A/GSN/JC1)
1990 – First guest: Bob McIntyre (A/GSN/JC1)
1990 – First guest: Cheri Haven (A/GSN/JC1)
1990 – First guest: Tim McGhee (A/GSN/JC1)
1991 – First guest: Teresa Gonzalez (A/GSN/JC1)
1991 – First guest: Rosa Monteiro (A/GSN/JC1)
1991 – First guest: Howard Smith (A/GSN/JC1)
1991 – First guest: Claire Cain (A/GSN/JC1)
1991 – First guest: Daryl Rosenthal (A/GSN/JC1)
1991 – First guest: Marie Piersall (A/GSN/JC1)
1992 – First guest: Sally Duerr (A/GSN/JC1)
1992 – First guest: Janet Anderson (A/GSN/JC1)
Never Too Young
6/24/66 – Last episode (A/Kine/TA-5)
One Life to Live
7/11/1969 – Rare early episode (B/Kine OC/TA-5)
3/6/79 – Karen Wolek breaks down on the witness stand (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
3/9/87 – Tina goes over the waterfall in Argentina (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
5/13/88 – The Buchanans go back to the old west (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
1/13/12 – Series finale (1stGen/OC/TA-5)
Ryan’s Hope
1st episode (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
2nd episode (1stGen/SoapNet/TA-5)
Saturday Night Live
10/11/75 – George Carlin/Janis Ian & Billy Preston (A/OC/SNL1)
10/18/75 – Paul Simon/Art Garfunkel, Randy Newman, Phoebe Snow (A/OC/SNL2)
10/25/75 – Rob Reiner (A/OC/SNL3)
11/15/75 – Robert Klein (A/OC/SNL5)
12/13/75 – Richard Pryor (A/OC)
7/24/76 – Louise Lasser (A/OC/SNL6)
1/15/77 – Ralph Nader, George Benson (7/30/77 rerun) (A/OC/157)
4/8/78 – Michael Palin (A/OC/SNL7)
11/18/78 – Carrie Fisher, The Blues Brothers (A-/OC)
12/15/79 – Martin Sheen, David Bowie (6/7/80 rerun) (A/OC/158)
5/17/80 – Steve Martin/Paul & Linda McCartney (A/OC/SNL4)
1/15/80 – Elliott Gould, Kid Creole and the Coconuts – Missing first few seconds (A-/OC)
2/21/81 – Charlene Tilton – Missing opening (A-/OC)
4/3/81 – No host, Junior Walker and the All Stars (A/OC/158)
12/11/82 – Eddie Murphy, Lionel Richie (9/23/83 rerun) (A-/OC/GS-533)
5/7/83 – Stevie Wonder (10/1/83 rerun) (B+/OC/159)
12/8/84 – Ringo Starr – Missing first few seconds (A/OC)
11/9/85 – Madonna (A/OC)
5/24/86 – Anjelica Houston and Billy Martin (A/OC)
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
4/2/79 – Kermit the Frog guest hosts (B/OC)
9/12/84 – David Brenner/Dina Merrill/Elvis Costello – Joan Rivers guest hosts (A-/OC/TA-6)
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
5/23/93 – The Cheers finale special, and the cast is very drunk (A/OC/TA-6)
WABC Eyewitness News
7/14/77 – Top Story: Blackout (A-/OC/TA-5)
1/27/79 – Top Story: Hijacked Plane (A/OC/TA-5)
WGN News Nightbeat
4/29/78 – Top Story: Criminal Activity in Coal Fields (A-/OC/TA-5)
The Young and the Restless
3/26/73 – First episode (A-/SM/TA-5)