1991 in American television

|The first television sets with built-in closed-caption display are introduced in the United States.

|Wheel of Fortune returns to NBC (but would ultimately be canceled on September 20, after a 16½ year run on daytime network television).

|All major television network schedules are pre-empted by Gulf War coverage right after the evening news broadcasts. The planned broadcasts included Seinfeld.

|NBC breaks away{{cite news|title=Bush Endorses Playing of NFL Championship Games|author=Steve Berkowitz|newspaper=The Washington Post|date=January 20, 1991}}{{cite news|title=Hawks'all-stars all stars Roenick, Larmer, Chelios on target|author=Herb Gould|newspaper=Chicago Sun-Times|publisher=Sun-Times Media Group|page=1|date=January 20, 1991}} from their telecast of the NHL All-Star Game in the third period{{YouTube|title=1991 NHL All-Star Game, Chicago Stadium (second intermission, third period)|id=a8hfii3Xqfc}} to televise a briefing from The Pentagon involving the Gulf War. SportsChannel America{{cite news|title=INSIDE THE NHL U.S. Coach Has Mellowed|author=Helene Elliot|newspaper=Newsday|publisher=Cablevision Systems Corporation|page=163|date=February 17, 1989}}{{cite news|title=NBC to replace baseball with a few NHL games|author=Rudy Martzke|newspaper=USA Today|publisher=Gannett Company|page=3C|date=March 16, 1989}} included the missing coverage in a replay of NBC's telecast (NBC owned 50%{{cite news|title=NBC plans innovative ways to fill baseball void|author=Rudy Martzke|newspaper=USA Today|publisher=Gannett Company|page=3C|date=January 31, 1989}}{{cite news|title=NOTEBOOK; Best of the West Enter Media Twilight Zone|author=Robert Fachet|newspaper=The Washington Post|page=C08|date=March 14, 1989}}{{cite news|title=IS RISING SON SET FOR A TV FALL?|author=Larry Jackson|newspaper=The Palm Beach Post|page=2C|date=April 7, 1989}}{{cite news|title=NHL providing SportsChannel with a Cupful of riches|author=Steve Nidetz|newspaper=Chicago Tribune|publisher=Tribune Publishing|page=3|date=April 18, 1989}} of Rainbow Enterprises, the parent of SportsChannel America).{{cite news|title=WILL THE NHL PINCH HIT? WITH SHIFT OF BASEBALL TO CBS, NBC NEEDS TO FILL HOLE IN ITS LINEUP|author=Jack Craig|newspaper=Boston Globe|page=58|date=February 12, 1989}}

|Steve Urkel of the ABC sitcom Family Matters makes a guest appearance on Full House.

|Whitney Houston delivers a rousing rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" during the pre-game ceremonies for Super Bowl XXV. During halftime, ABC broadcast a special ABC News report anchored by Peter Jennings on the progress of the Gulf War. ABC eventually aired the halftime show, headlined by New Kids on the Block on tape delay following the game.

|NBC broadcasts an episode of L.A. Law which features the first in a series of "lesbian kiss episodes", in which a lesbian or bisexual character (in this case, C.J. Lamb) kisses a female character identified as heterosexual (here, Abby Perkins).

|Tim Meadows and Adam Sandler join the cast of NBC's Saturday Night Live. (Meadows stays with the show until 2000, while Sandler departs during 1995.)

|Deborah Norville co-anchors NBC's The Today Show for the final time. Going on maternity leave, she is replaced by Katie Couric, who stays a Today anchor into the early 21st century.

|In Los Angeles, California, African-American Rodney King is beaten severely by police officers after leading them on a high-speed chase and allegedly resisting arrest. A video is made by an observer, and portions of the tape are broadcast repeatedly, resulting in massive rioting in the Los Angeles area.

|A. Whitney Brown makes his final appearance on the NBC sketch comedy program Saturday Night Live.

|An episode of NBC's L.A. Law features Diana Muldaur's character Rosalind Shays plummeting to her death through an open elevator shaft.

|The premium movie channel Encore launches in the United States, primarily on TCI cable systems. The channel initially displayed movies from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, before eventually phasing in more recent movies by the 2000s (decade). Showtime Networks initiated Flix, a premium channel with a format identical to Encore less than a year-and-a-half later.

|Katie Couric is designated as co-host of The Today Show on NBC after substituting as host since February 1991.

|The Museum of Broadcasting, now known as The Paley Center for Media, relocates into its new 17-story building, located a block from its previous location in New York City.

|The final episode of Dallas is broadcast by CBS; the series is eventually revived in 2012 on TNT.

|After being diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer in April 1991, Michael Landon appears as a guest on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. Landon would succumb to the disease seven weeks later at the age of 54.

|Delta Burke makes her final appearance as Suzanne Sugarbaker on the CBS sitcom Designing Women.

|Tulsa's television station KGCT-TV returns to the air as KTFO-TV.

|WFXG in Augusta, Georgia signs-on as a Fox affiliate, taking that affiliation from W67BE (now NBC affiliate WAGT-CD) which becomes an independent station.

|The syndicated sitcom Out of This World concludes its fourth and ultimately final season on an unresolved cliffhanger involving Evie's alien father Troy coming to visit Earth and her mother Donna accidentally taking his place on his home planet, Antares Prime.

|After merging with Ha! and The Comedy Channel. CTV: The Comedy Network becomes Comedy Central. This is to avoid confusion with the Canadian broadcast network known as CTV.

|NBC broadcasts the NBA Finals for the first time after the event aired on CBS for the previous 17 years. It was Michael Jordan's first NBA Finals appearance, Magic Johnson's last, and the last NBA Finals for the Los Angeles Lakers until 2000. This series would mark the end of the Lakers' Showtime era and the beginning of the Chicago Bulls' dynasty.

|The Australian soap Neighbours makes its American debut, on KCOP-TV in Los Angeles, CA. Two weeks later, WWOR-TV debuts this for its New York, NY market.

|The Major League Baseball All-Star Game airs on CBS for the second consecutive year. Emanating from Toronto, it is the second time that the All-Star Game is played outside of the United States, the first being the 1982 All-Star Game in Montreal, Quebec. CBS started their broadcast at the top of the hour with the customary pregame coverage. Because American President George H.W. Bush and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney were throwing out the first ball, there was a slight delay from the 8:30 p.m. EDT start. The game eventually started about 15–20 minutes late.

|NBC airs a pilot for a proposed series starring Adam West and written and produced by Conan O'Brien and Robert Smigel called Lookwell. While the pilot ultimately wouldn't be picked up as a series, it has since become a cult classic.

|Deidre Hall returns on-screen to the NBC soap opera Days of Our Lives after a four-year absence in which her character, Marlena Evans is revealed to be mysteriously alive and kept hidden outside of Salem after being presumed dead in an accident nearly four years prior.

|Nickelodeon introduces its series of Nicktoons, with Doug, Rugrats and The Ren & Stimpy Show the first three to air.{{Cite web|last=Charity|first=Justin|date=2021-08-12|title=What's in a Nicktoon? How Nickelodeon Developed Its Eclectic Animation|url=https://www.theringer.com/tv/2021/8/12/22621062/nickelodeon-nicktoons-animation-style-history|access-date=2021-10-05|website=The Ringer|language=en}}

|The time slot for Full House was moved from Friday's TGIF lineup on ABC to Tuesday nights (remaining there until its finale in 1995).

|KLSB-TV in Nacogdoches, Texas signs-on as a satellite of the Tyler market's NBC affiliate KETK-TV. KLSB-TV will eventually become the market's CBS affiliate in 2004 when the station is sold to Max Media.

|KLNO (now MyNetworkTV affiliate KBVO) in Llano, Texas is signed-on by NBC affiliate KXAN-TV to improve coverage of that station in parts of the Texas Hill Country.

|Minnie Pearl makes her final appearance on the program Hee Haw.

|The 20th anniversary week of The Price Is Right is celebrated during this week on CBS.

|After being fired from World Championship Wrestling following a contract dispute, Ric Flair makes his World Wrestling Federation debut on USA Network's Prime Time Wrestling with the "Big Gold Belt".

|Michael Jackson (credited as John Jay Smith) guest voices on Fox's The Simpsons.

|Over a year after its cancelation from NBC, Baywatch is relaunched in first–run syndication, where it will run for ten seasons.

|Leonardo DiCaprio joins the cast of the ABC sitcom Growing Pains for what would be its final season.

|Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" video debuts on MTV's 120 Minutes.

|On the Major League Baseball Game of the Week on CBS, the Atlanta Braves cap off their "worst to first" season by defeating the Houston Astros to clinch their first divisional title in nine years.

|Redd Foxx suffers a fatal heart attack on the set of the CBS sitcom The Royal Family.{{cite journal|date=19 July 1999|title=Fames Comedian Redd Foxx Is Celebrated In New Book, 'The Life and Times of Redd Foxx'|journal=Jet|publisher=Johnson Publishing Company|volume=96|issue=7|issn=0021-5996}}Staff report (28 October 1991). [https://books.google.com/books?id=dbkDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA4 Foxx felled by a heart attack taping TV show; calls for wife and dies.] Jet It was noted that initially cast mates on set thought Foxx was only fooling around after he clutched a chair and fell to the floor, since his character on Sanford and Son often faked heart attacks.Rich, Joshua (9 October 1998). [https://ew.com/article/1998/10/09/sanford-and-son/ Exit Laughing.] Entertainment Weekly

|Jennifer Lopez joins the cast as one of the Fly Girls on the Fox sketch comedy series In Living Color (she would leave the show after the next season). Other cast additions include future Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx and Steve Park (who left after the season ended). Shawn Wayans, the original DJ for the show, also becomes a regular cast member (and will remain in the cast until the end of the next season). Wayans' original DJ role is assumed by Twist.

|The World Series between the Minnesota Twins and Atlanta Braves airs on CBS. With five of its games decided by a single run, four decided in the final at-bat, and three going into extra innings,{{cite web |url=https://www.espn.com/swf/mlb/anniversary/worldseries_100.html |title=The World Series 100th Anniversary – #1 1991 Minnesota Twins 4, Atlanta Braves 3 |publisher=ESPN |work=Page 2 |year=2003}} this World Series immediately became regarded as one of the greatest postseason series in baseball history. In 2003, ESPN selected this championship as the "Greatest of All Time" in their "World Series 100th Anniversary" countdown. The Series telecast drew an overall national Nielsen rating of 24.0 and a 39 share for CBS; Game 7 drew a 32.2 rating and 49 share.

|ABC airs the four-hour miniseries Dynasty: The Reunion, which continues the story of 1981–1989 prime time soap opera Dynasty.

|Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry dies at the age of 70. After his death, Star Trek: The Next Generation airs a two-part episode of season five, called "Unification", which features a dedication to Roddenberry.{{cite web|last1=DeCandido|first1=Keith |author-link=Keith DeCandido|title=Star Trek: The Next Generation Rewatch: 'Unification, Part I'|url=http://www.tor.com/blogs/2012/06/star-trek-the-next-generation-qunification-iq|publisher=Tor.com|date=June 27, 2012|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150409150758/http://www.tor.com/blogs/2012/06/star-trek-the-next-generation-qunification-iq|archive-date=April 9, 2015|access-date=April 15, 2015}}

|NBC's affiliate in Raleigh/Durham/Fayetteville, WPTF-TV, changes its name to WRDC-TV.

|In front of a national television audience on CBS, play-by-play man Jack Buck famously says "And we'll see you tomorrow night!" while calling Minnesota Twins star Kirby Puckett's game-winning home run to send the World Series against the Atlanta Braves to a decisive seventh game.

|Turner Broadcasting System and Apollo Investment Fund purchase the Hanna-Barbera library for $320 million.

|KLSR-TV in Eugene, Oregon signs-on, giving Fox a full-power home in the Eugene market. Sister station K25AS (now MyNetworkTV affiliate KEVU-CD) becomes an independent station before joining UPN in 1995.

|Leonard Nimoy guest stars as Spock in a two-part episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. The first of the two episodes earn a 15.4 household Nielsen rating,[http://stng.36el.com/st-tng/episodes/ratings/ Star Track: The Next Generation episode ratings] drawing over 25 million viewers,{{cite web |publisher=Entertainment Weekly |url=http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,309804_2,00.html |title=Star Struck |access-date=July 10, 2007 |archive-date=January 7, 2008 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080107120857/http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,309804_2,00.html |url-status=dead }} making it one of the most watched episodes in all seven seasons of The Next Generation{{'}}s run.

|The fourth installment of the Gambler film series is broadcast on NBC. The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw features Kenny Rogers' character Brady Hawkes running across a galaxy of old TV western characters played by the original actors. This includes Gene Barry as Bat Masterson, Hugh O'Brian as Wyatt Earp, Jack Kelly as Bart Maverick, Clint Walker as Cheyenne Bodie, David Carradine as Kung Fu{{'}}s Caine, Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford from The Rifleman, Brian Keith as The Westerner, James Drury and Doug McClure from The Virginian, Paul Brinegar from Rawhide, and Reba McEntire as Burgundy Jones.

|In a nationally televised press conference, NBA superstar Magic Johnson announces that he is HIV-positive and is retiring from the Los Angeles Lakers, effective immediately. Johnson would appear as a guest on The Arsenio Hall Show the very next night.

|Hurricane Saturday, a one-off programming block of a three-way, two-hour crossover event airs on NBC. It involves three television sitcoms created by Susan Harris: The Golden Girls, Empty Nest and Nurses. The event depicts a fictional hurricane storming into the storylines of the three series set in Miami, Florida.

|The music video for "Black or White", the first single from Michael Jackson's forthcoming eighth album Dangerous, is first televised by Fox. Despite controversy over the video's ending, Fox, which simulcasts the video along with MTV, VH1, and BET, scores its highest Nielsen ratings to date.{{cite web|last= Pareles |first= Jon |title= Review/Rock, New Video Opens the Jackson Blitz |url= https://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9D0CE6DC1330F935A25752C1A967958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=1 |date= November 16, 1991 |work= The New York Times |access-date= March 4, 2018}}

|Ellen Cleghorne, Melanie Hutsell and Beth Cahill join the cast of NBC's Saturday Night Live.

|An hour long television special commemorating the 19th anniversary of The Bob Newhart Show airs on CBS.

|E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial makes its broadcast network television premiere on CBS.

|Britney Spears appears on the program Star Search.

|Tim Russert becomes moderator of the NBC discussion program Meet the Press, a job he possesses until his sudden death in 2008.

|Guest host Steve Martin kicks off NBC's Saturday Night Live by singing "Not Gonna Phone It In Tonight!".

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| Harry and the Hendersons

| Davis Rules

|ABC

| Welcome Freshmen

|rowspan="2"|Nickelodeon

| Fifteen

| Sunday Best

|NBC

| The Adventures of Pete & Pete

|Nickelodeon

| The Pirates of Dark Water

|ABC

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|Nickelodeon

| Yearbook

|Fox

| Baby Talk

|ABC

| Studs

|Syndication

| Eddie Dodd

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|Nickelodeon

| The Antagonists

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| True Detectives

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|The Nashville Network

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|Nickelodeon

| American Detective

|ABC

| Sisters

|NBC

| C. Everett Koop, M.D.

|NBC

| The Man in the Family

|ABC

| Johnny B. On the Loose

|Syndication

| Salute Your Shorts

|Nickelodeon

| Shop 'til You Drop

|Lifetime

| Hi Honey, I'm Home!

|ABC

| Doug

|rowspan="3"|Nickelodeon

| Best of the Worst

|rowspan="2"|Fox

| Roc

| What Would You Do?

|Nickelodeon

| Aeon Flux

|MTV

| Nickelodeon Launch Box

|Nickelodeon

| The Legend of Prince Valiant

|The Family Channel

| Back to the Future: The Animated Series

|CBS

| Herman's Head

|Fox

| The Chuck Woolery Show

| Chip and Pepper

| P.S. I Luv U

| James Bond Jr.

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| Home Improvement

|rowspan="2"|ABC

| The Royal Family

|rowspan="2"|CBS

| Drexell's Class

|Fox

| Brooklyn Bridge

|CBS

| The Torkelsons

|NBC

| Homefront

|ABC

| Good & Evil

|rowspan="2"|ABC

| FBI: The Untold Stories

| Investigative Reports

|A&E

| The Commish

|ABC

| Street Justice

|Syndication

| The Jerry Springer Show

|Syndication, on Multimedia stations

| Beyond Reality

|Syndication

| I'll Fly Away

|NBC

| Sightings

|Fox

| Palace Guard

|CBS

| NBC News Nightside

|NBC

| Silk Stalkings

|CBS

| Hot Country Nights

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| Liquid Television

|MTV

| A Bunch of Munsch

|Showtime

| Return to the Sea

|PBS

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|Haywire

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|The Fanelli Boys

|1990

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|1991

|The Joker's Wild (returned in 2017)

|1972

|Lenny

|Married People

|Bordertown

|1989

|Against the Law

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|Fun House

|1988

|Hunter

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|21 Jump Street

|1987

|Dallas

|1978

|Yearbook

|1991

|The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd

|1987

|Paradise

|rowspan="2"|1988

|Swamp Thing

|1990

|The Flash

|rowspan="2"|1990

|Babes

|The Munsters Today

|1988

|Thirtysomething

|DEA

|rowspan="5"|1990

|Gabriel's Fire

|Twin Peaks

|Over My Dead Body

|American Dreamer

|Head of the Class

|1986

|C. Everett Koop, M.D.

|1991

|Doctor Doctor

|1989

|Match Game (returned in 1998)

|1962

|Lifestories

|rowspan="3"|1990

|The Family Man

|Carol & Company

|China Beach

|1988

|Amen

|1986

|TaleSpin

|rowspan="3"|1990

|Ferris Bueller

|A Pup Named Scooby-Doo

|1988

|The Challengers

|1990

|Dink, The Little Dinosaur

|Trump Card

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|The Party Machine with Nia Peeples

|Adam-12

|1990

|Concentration

|1958

|The Real Ghostbusters

|1986

|Teech

|rowspan="2"|1991

|Princesses

|Captain N: The Game Master

|1989

|Good & Evil

|rowspan="2"|1991

|Palace Guard

|Muppet Babies (returned in 2018)

|1984

|Eureeka's Castle

|1989

|Flesh 'n' Blood

|1991

|Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures

|1990

|Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

|1990

|Little Shop

|rowspan="2"|1991

|Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars

|Peter Pan and the Pirates

|1990

|Pyramid (returned in 2002)

|1973

|Hammerman

|The Adventures of Don Coyote and Sancho Panda

|1990

|Where's Wally?: The Animated Series

|1991

| Chain Reaction (returned in 2006)

|1980

|Make the Grade

|1989

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! Type

! Conversion Date

! Notes

! Source

|Charles Melton

|Actor (Riverdale) and model

|Ryan Coleman

|Actor (All That)

|Willa Fitzgerald

|Actress (Alpha House, Scream, Dare Me)

|Britt McKillip

|Canadian voice actress (Baby Looney Tunes, Sabrina's Secret Life, Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island)

|Erin Sanders

|Actress (Zoey 101, The Young and the Restless, Big Time Rush)

|Ciara Hanna

|Actress (Power Rangers Megaforce)

|C. J. Harris

|Singer (American Idol) (d. 2023){{Cite web |last=Thomas |first=Carly |date=2023-01-16 |title=C.J. Harris, Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant, Dies at 31 |url=https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/music-news/cj-harris-dead-former-american-idol-contestant-1235300907/ |access-date=2025-01-07 |website=The Hollywood Reporter |language=en-US}}

|Glenn McCuen

|Actor (Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures)

|Gabbie Hanna

|Actress

|Emma Roberts

|Actress (Unfabulous, Scream Queens) and daughter of Eric Roberts

|Tanaya Beatty

|Actress (The Night Shift)

|Micah Stephen Williams

|Actor (Good Luck Charlie)

|Ed Sheeran

|English singer

|Malese Jow

|Actress (Unfabulous, The Vampire Diaries), singer

|Tony Oller

|Actor (As the Bell Rings, Gigantic)

|Hanna Mangan-Lawrence

|Australian actress (Bed of Roses)

|Devon Werkheiser

|Actor (Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide)

|Wolfgang Van Halen

|Musician (Van Halen)

|Garrett Clayton

|Actor, singer and dancer

|Seychelle Gabriel

|Actress (Falling Skies, The Legend of Korra)

|Gilbert Leal

|Voice actor (Rocket Power)

|Amy Bruckner

|Actress (Phil of the Future, American Dragon: Jake Long)

|Hayley McFarland

|Actress (Lie to Me, Sons of Anarchy)

|Hayley Kiyoko

|Actress (CSI: Cyber) and singer

|Jamie Lynn Spears

|Actress (All That, Zoey 101) and sister of Britney Spears

|Hunter March

|Actor

|Cameron Deane Stewart

|Actor

|AJ Michalka

|Actress (The Guardian, The Goldbergs, Steven Universe, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power), singer and guitarist

|Frank Dillane

|English actor (Fear the Walking Dead)

|Caleb Johnson

|Singer (American Idol){{Cite web |last=Bronson |first=Fred |date=2014-03-20 |title=‘American Idol’ Season 13: Caleb Johnson Outlines His Rock ‘n’ Roll Childhood Education |url=https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/music-news/american-idol-caleb-johnson-689734/ |access-date=2024-02-19 |website=The Hollywood Reporter |language=en-US}}

|Aleisha Allen

|Actress (Blue's Clues, Out of the Box)

|Creagen Dow

|Actor (Zoey 101)

|Jordan Francis

|Canadian voice actor (Custard on The Save-Ums!)

|Jennifer Damiano

|Actress and singer

|Jake Borelli

|Actor

|C.J. Manigo

|Actor (Dude, What Would Happen)

|Daniel Curtis Lee

|Actor (Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, Zeke and Luther) and rapper

|Sarah Ramos

|Actress (American Dreams, Runaway, Parenthood)

|Julianna Rose Mauriello

|Actress (Stephanie on LazyTown (2004–08))

|Kristen Alderson

|Actress (One Life to Live, General Hospital)

|Quincy

|Actor (Star)

|Poppy Drayton

|English actress (The Shannara Chronicles)

|Louisa Gummer

|American model and daughter of Meryl Streep and Don Gummer

|Willa Holland

|Actress (The O.C., Gossip Girl, Arrow)

|Max Ehrich

|Actor (The Young and the Restless, Under the Dome, 100 Things to Do Before High School)

|Madylin Sweeten

|Actress (Ally on Everybody Loves Raymond)

|Daniel Zovatto

|Actor

|Tajja Isen

|Canadian voice actress (The Save-Ums!, JoJo's Circus, Atomic Betty, Time Warp Trio, Super Why!)

|Grant Rosenmeyer

|Actor (Oliver Beene)

|Jason Dolley

|Actor (Complete Savages, Cory in the House, Good Luck Charlie) and musician

|Mitchel Musso

|Actor (Hannah Montana, Pair of Kings), voice actor (Phineas and Ferb, Milo Murphy's Law)

|Kelsey Impicciche

|YouTube personality, actress and singer

|Erik Per Sullivan

|Actor (Malcolm in the Middle)

|Emily Roeske

|Actress (Halloweentown)

|Alexandra Shipp

|Actress (House of Anubis)

|Emily Bett Rickards

|Actress (Arrow)

|Adam Page

|Pro wrestler{{Cite web |date=2024-08-07 |title=Adam Page |url=https://www.thesportster.com/tag/adam-page/ |access-date=2024-11-05 |website=TheSportster |language=en}}

|Maestro Harrell

|Actor (Guys Like Us, The Wire, Suburgatory)

|Skyler Day

|Actress (Gigantic, Parenthood) and singer

|John Reynolds

|Actor

|Alexa Bliss

|Pro wrestler (WWE, Total Divas){{Cite web |date=2022-11-03 |title=WWE Profile - Alexa Bliss |url=https://www.espn.com/wwe/story/_/id/17173533/wwe-profile-page-alexa-bliss |access-date=2024-01-11 |website=ESPN.com |language=en}}

|Lakeith Stanfield

|Actor (Atlanta)

|Austin Butler

|Actor (Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, Zoey 101, Ruby & The Rockits, Life Unexpected, Switched at Birth, The Carrie Diaries, The Shannara Chronicles)

|Richard Harmon

|Canadian actor (The 100)

|Christian Navarro

|Actor (13 Reasons Why)

|Dylan O'Brien

|Actor (Teen Wolf)

|Kasha Kropinski

|Actress

|Jonathan Whitesell

|Canadian actor (The 100, Beyond)

|Gaia Weiss

|French-American actress (Vikings)

|Samantha Marie Ware

|Actress

|Carter Jenkins

|Actor (Famous in Love)

|Jennifer Veal

|English actress (Descendants: Wicked World)

|Kelsey Chow

|Actress (One Tree Hill, Pair of Kings, Teen Wolf)

|Mike Perry

|Martial artist{{Cite web |title=Mike Perry Biography |url=https://www.espn.com/mma/fighter/bio/_/id/4038110/mike-perry |access-date=2024-08-23 |website=ESPN |language=en}}

|Spencer Locke

|Actress

|Chelsea Tavares

|Actress (Unfabulous, Just Jordan)

|Jackson Rogow

|Actor (Dude, What Would Happen)

|Roshon Fegan

|Actor (Shake It Up) and singer

|Tyler Posey

|Actor (Doc, Brothers & Sisters, Teen Wolf, Elena of Avalor, Jane the Virgin, Scream)

|Hunter Clowdus

|Actor (All American)

|Bryan Craig

|Actor (Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures, General Hospital, Valor)

|Anthony Ramos

|Actor

|Pierson Fodé

|Actor (The Bold and the Beautiful)

|Riker Lynch

|Actor (Glee) and singer (R5)

|Emma Blackery

|Actress, singer and YouTube personality

|Devon Bostick

|Canadian actor (The 100)

|Graham Patrick Martin

|Actor

|Shailene Woodley

|Actress (The Secret Life of the American Teenager)

|Rory Thost

|Voice actor (Kip on Higglytown Heroes)

|Olivia Grace Applegate

|Actress

|Charlie Puth

|Singer and actor

|Wallis Currie-Wood

|Actress (Madam Secretary)

|Eunice Cho

|Actress (Little Bill)

|Keiynan Lonsdale

|Australian actor (The Flash)

|Hunter Gomez

|Actor (National Treasure)

|Louis Tomlinson

|English actor (One Direction) and singer

|Eden Sher

|Actress (The Middle, Star vs. the Forces of Evil)

|Chloe Bridges

|Actress (Freddie, The Carrie Diaries)

|Steve Clark

|align="center"|31

|English musician (Def Leppard)

|Keye Luke

|align="center"|86

|Character actor (Kung Fu)

|Jimmy MacDonald

|align="center"|84

|Voice actor (Mickey Mouse)

|Harry Ackerman

|align="center"|78

|Producer (Bewitched)

|Danny Thomas

|align="center"|79

|Actor and comedian (Danny Williams on Make Room for Daddy)

|John Charles Daly

|align="center"|77

|News journalist and game show host (What's My Line?)

|Vance Colvig

|align="center"|72

|Actor (Bozo the Clown on KTLA in Los Angeles)

|Kevin Peter Hall

|align="center"|35

|Actor (Misfits of Science, 227, Harry and the Hendersons)

|William Dozier

|align="center"|83

|Producer (Batman)

|Ken Curtis

|align="center"|74

|Singer and actor (Festus Haggin on Gunsmoke)

|Joe Hamilton

|align="center"|62

|Producer (The Carol Burnett Show, Mama's Family), former husband of Carol Burnett

|Michael Landon

|align="center"|54

|Actor and producer (Bonanza, Little House on the Prairie, Highway to Heaven)

|Bert Convy

|align="center"|57

|Game show host (Super Password and Win, Lose Or Draw)

|Theodore Wilson

|align="center"|47

|Character actor (Good Times, That's My Mama)

|Harry Reasoner

|align="center"|68

|News anchor/reporter (60 Minutes)

|Colleen Dewhurst

|align="center"|67

|Actress (Murphy Brown, Avonlea)

|Tom Tryon

|align="center"|65

|Actor (Texas John Slaughter)

|Ben Piazza

|align="center"|57

|Actor (Dallas)

|John Hoyt

|align="center"|85

|Actor (Gimme a Break!)

|Thalmus Rasulala

|align="center"|51

|Actor (Roots, What's Happening

|Redd Foxx

|align="center"|68

|Comedian and actor (Fred Sanford on Sanford and Son)

|Gene Roddenberry

|align="center"|70

|Creator of (Star Trek)

|Irwin Allen

|align="center"|75

|Producer (Lost in Space)

|Fred MacMurray

|align="center"|83

|Actor (Steve Douglas on My Three Sons)

|Eric Carr

|align="center"|41

|Drummer (Kiss)