No, Mash was not #1 for the year. In fact, it wasn't ranked in the top 5. What shows were launch with big hopes and failed? What shows debuted? What famous shows ended in 1977?

1. Top TV Shows of 1977

2. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#1 according to Nielsen Ratings

3. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#2 according to Nielsen Ratings

4. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#3 according to Nielsen Ratings

5. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#4 according to Nielsen Ratings

6. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#5 according to Nielsen Ratings

7. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#6 according to Nielsen Ratings

8. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#7 according to Nielsen Ratings

9. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#8 according to Nielsen Ratings

10. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#9 according to Nielsen Ratings

11. TOP TV Shows of 1977
#10 according to Nielsen
Ratings

12. Shows that debuted in
1977

13. Shows that ended in
1977

14. Anticipated Shows that
flopped in 1977

15. NEW YORK MINUTE
Cool Gus is bummed about the one below: titled SAM
Anticipated Shows that
flopped in 1977

16. Over 100 million watched the final
episode of the miniseries on 30
January 1977.
This is the second most viewed finale
and still the 3rd most watched TV
episode ever.

17. Bill Murray joins the cast of Saturday Night Live.
American Bandstand celebrates 25 years.
On 16 August, stations interrupt broadcasting to
announce the death of Elvis.
A Peanuts special, It’s Your First Kiss, Charlie
Brown, airs and reveals the little red-haired girl is
named Heather.
Eric Sevareid bids farewell to broadcast news
after 48 years.
Top TV News of 1977

18. The #1 Show of 1977?

19. The #1 TV show of
1977?

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