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It's that time of year again, ghouls and goblins! This year, AMC's FearFest has some epic marathons coming your way, hosted by Janelle Monáe. This long-running, annual horror and genre programming event features over 700 hours of iconic horror films franchises, new series, specials and more! Available across linear and streaming.


 


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Today in TV History: October 15

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TV Series Premieres XML

These shows premiered on October 15:


TV Movie & Miniseries Premieres XML

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TV Characters Births, Deaths & Weddings XML

These events first aired on TV on October 15:

  • 1997:  Dharma Freedom Finkelstein and Gregory Montgomery renew their vows on Dharma & Greg
  • 1981:  Mork and Mindy are married on Mork & Mindy

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These events occurred on October 15:

  • 2007:  First broadcast by ''Fox Business Network.''
  • 1999:  First broadcast by ''Scandinavian Channel.''
  • 1997:  First Big Three series to have an ep with a lower rating than at least one WB series. Built to Last
  • 1965:  First broadcast by WVII-TV (channel 7; Bangor, ME).
  • 1962:  First broadcast by WLOX-TV (channel 13; Biloxi, MS).
  • 1959:  First broadcast by KNDO-TV (channel 23; Yakima, WA).
  • 1954:  First broadcast by KLTV-TV (channel 7; Tyler, TX).
  • 1953:  First broadcast by KCRG-TV (channel 9; Cedar Rapids, IA) as KCRI-TV.