Sentence examples for nostalgic programming from inspiring English sources

Other nostalgic programming such as Laverne & Shirley (ABC, 1976 83), set in the early 1960s, The Waltons (CBS, 1972 81), the saga of a Depression-era mountain family, and Little House on the Prairie (NBC, 1974 83), set in the late 19th century, also reached large audiences during this period.

"While all of this retro content taps into the appeal of nostalgic programming, the other connecting threads are that these hosts are highly relatable and traffic in optimism," she says.

THE NEXT DAY, I was determined to reassert my nostalgic program.

Not the sexy selectively nostalgic program about advertising on TV.

(Chinen) Swinging With the Big Bands (Wednesday and Thursday) Michael Feinstein, who hosts the Jazz and Popular Song series at Jazz at Lincoln Center, will serve as a knowledgeable host of this nostalgic concert program, alongside the organization's artistic director, Wynton Marsalis.

The nostalgic aspects of the programs on the Minisode Network, which were broadcast on TV from the 1960s through the 1990s, made it a "no-brainer" for the campaign for the retro Pepsi-Cola packages, Mr. Weiner said.

Feeling nostalgic for the simpler days of programming?

When the last ones were retired from service by airlines a few years ago, newspapers and television news programs were full of nostalgic tributes.

Those nostalgic for Johnson's Great Society programs might remember that they occurred in a kinder, gentler economy in which American companies faced much less competition than they do today.

According to Facebook, 23,814 people are nostalgic for Pizza Hut's "Book It" program.

So much for the idea that some have had that Brown is going off gently into that good night on a nostalgic round of care-taking over old programs.