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* ''Series/MurderMostHorrid'' ({{Parody}}ing CrimeAndPunishment) (Hosted by and starring DawnFrench)
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* ''TheNightmareRoom'' ''Series/TheNightmareRoom'' ({{Horror}})
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* ''PaulMertonInGaltonAndSimpson's...'' (Comedy staring Paul Merton, updated scripts from Comedy Playhouse and Hancock's Half Hour).
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* ''PhilcoTelevisionPlayhouse''/''Goodyear Television Playhouse''/''Alcoa Hour'' (Drama) The name changed to reflect the sponsoring company. From 1948 to 1951, Philco was the sole sponsor. From 1951 to the spring of 1955, Philco and Goodyear alternated weeks as sponsor and the show was titled accordingly. At the end of the 1954-55 season, Philco dropped out as sponsor and Alcoa stepped in. Alcoa and Goodyear continued alternating sponsorship until 1957. The productions were otherwise the same.
* ''{{Playhouse 90}}'' (Drama)
* ''{{Playhouse 90}}'' (Drama)
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* ''PhilcoTelevisionPlayhouse''/''Goodyear ''Series/PhilcoTelevisionPlayhouse''/''Goodyear Television Playhouse''/''Alcoa Hour'' (Drama) The name changed to reflect the sponsoring company. From 1948 to 1951, Philco was the sole sponsor. From 1951 to the spring of 1955, Philco and Goodyear alternated weeks as sponsor and the show was titled accordingly. At the end of the 1954-55 season, Philco dropped out as sponsor and Alcoa stepped in. Alcoa and Goodyear continued alternating sponsorship until 1957. The productions were otherwise the same.
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* ''SevenOfOne'' ''Series/SevenOfOne'' (Comedy) (Starring RonnieBarker, ''{{Porridge}}'' and ''Series/OpenAllHours'' were spun off from this series).
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* Showcase was a DC comics anthology from the 1950s notable for introducing the Silver Age incarnations of Franchise/TheFlash, Franchise/GreenLantern, and ComicBook/TheAtom and other noteworthy characters like Rip Hunter, the Creeper and the Challengers of the Unknown as well as featuring the very first comic adaptation of a JamesBond film.
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* Showcase was a DC comics anthology from the 1950s notable for introducing the Silver Age incarnations of Franchise/TheFlash, Franchise/GreenLantern, and ComicBook/TheAtom and other noteworthy characters like Rip Hunter, the Creeper and the Challengers of the Unknown as well as featuring the very first comic adaptation of a JamesBond ''Film/JamesBond'' film.
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** ''Amazing Adventures'', later ''Amazing (Adult) (spun off Franchise/SpiderMan)
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** ''Amazing Adventures'', later ''Amazing (Adult) Fantasy'' (spun off Franchise/SpiderMan)
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** StrangeTales
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StrangeTales (rebranded as ComicBook/DoctorStrange, while also mixing in {{Horror}} fiction with Brother Voodoo and Spy fiction with NickFury)
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* Showcase was a DC comics anthology from the 1950s notable for introducing the Silver Age incarnations of Franchise/TheFlash, Franchise/GreenLantern, and ComicBook/TheAtom and other noteworthy characters like Rip Hunter, the Creeper and the Challengers of the Unknown as well as featuring the very first comic adaptation of a JamesBond film.
* Most MarvelComics titles published in the 1950s were SpeculativeFiction anthologies before later spinning off or being rebranded as superhero titles the following decade. These include:
** ''Amazing Adventures'', later ''Amazing (Adult) (spun off Franchise/SpiderMan)
** ''Tales of Suspense'' (rebranded as Franchise/CaptainAmerica while also spinning off Franchise/IronMan)
** ''Tales to Astonish'' (rebranded as the ComicBook/{{Hulk}})
** ''Journey Into Mystery'' (rebranded as ComicBook/{{Thor}})
** StrangeTales
* Marvel Fanfare
* Most MarvelComics titles published in the 1950s were SpeculativeFiction anthologies before later spinning off or being rebranded as superhero titles the following decade. These include:
** ''Amazing Adventures'', later ''Amazing (Adult) (spun off Franchise/SpiderMan)
** ''Tales of Suspense'' (rebranded as Franchise/CaptainAmerica while also spinning off Franchise/IronMan)
** ''Tales to Astonish'' (rebranded as the ComicBook/{{Hulk}})
** ''Journey Into Mystery'' (rebranded as ComicBook/{{Thor}})
** StrangeTales
* Marvel Fanfare
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* ''DetectiveComics'' was '''not''' quite the first genre anthology in comic books, but it was the first successful single-genre anthology comic, laying the groundwork for the format that would be most popular through TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks.
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* ''DetectiveComics'' was '''not''' quite the first genre anthology in comic books, but it was the first successful single-genre anthology comic, laying the groundwork for the format that would be most popular through TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks.UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks.
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* ''ShounenJump''''Magazine/ShonenJump''
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* ''MurderMostHorrid'' ({{Parody}}ing CrimeAndPunishment) (Hosted by and starring DawnFrench)
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* ''Series/TheOuterLimits'' (SpeculativeFiction)
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A show which has no regular characters or actors, with the possible exception of a host or narrator who introduces/closes/comments on shows. Stories tend to limit themselves to a single genre but the earlier anthology shows were more likely to cover several genres than later ones.
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A show which has no regular characters or actors, actors (but usually many recurring), with the possible exception of a host or narrator who introduces/closes/comments on shows. Stories tend to limit themselves to a single genre but the earlier anthology shows were more likely to cover several genres than later ones.
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* ''SevenOfOne'' (Comedy) (Staring RonnieBarker, {{Porridge}} and OpenAllHours were spun off from this series).
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* ''SevenOfOne'' (Comedy) (Staring (Starring RonnieBarker, {{Porridge}} ''{{Porridge}}'' and OpenAllHours ''Series/OpenAllHours'' were spun off from this series).
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* All of the ECComics series were these covering a few genres, with each issue featuring four stories. The genres covered were primarily horror, science fiction, crime and war. When the ComicsCodeAuthority came clamping down and forced the cancellation of many titles the publisher got desperate and branched out into tamer fare. Bizarre new books started like ''Psychoanalysis'', which focused on patients visiting a psychiatrist, ''M.D.'', which showcase the day-to-day lives of doctors and ''EXTRA!'', which followed reporters in their investigations. Needless to say, the new books weren't successful and EC closed down soon after.
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* ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' the television series ({{Horror}})
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** ''Thriller'' is also the title of a British series of one-off feature-length dramas, created and either scripted or based on stories by Brian Clemens. Episodes were repackaged for US broadcast as separate TV movies. (Usually [[CrimeAndPunishmentTropes Crime And Punishment]] but with some {{Horror}} episodes)
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** ''Thriller'' is also the title of a British series of one-off feature-length dramas, created and either scripted or based on stories by Brian Clemens. Episodes were repackaged for US broadcast as separate TV movies. (Usually [[CrimeAndPunishmentTropes Crime And Punishment]] but with some {{Horror}} episodes)
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** ''Thriller'' is also the title of a British series of one-off feature-length dramas, created and either scripted or based on stories by Brian Clemens (''Series/TheAvengers'', ''Series/TheProfessionals''). Episodes were repackaged for US broadcast as separate TV movies. (Usually [[CrimeAndPunishmentTropes Crime And Punishment]] but with some {{Horror}} episodes)
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** ''Thriller'' is also the title of a British series of one-off feature-length dramas, created and either scripted or based on stories by Brian Clemens (''Series/TheAvengers'', ''Series/TheProfessionals'').Clemens. Episodes were repackaged for US broadcast as separate TV movies. (Usually [[CrimeAndPunishmentTropes Crime And Punishment]] but with some {{Horror}} episodes)
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* ''Thriller'' is also the title of a British series of one-off feature-length dramas, created and either scripted or based on stories by Brian Clemens (''Series/TheAvengers'', ''Series/TheProfessionals''). Episodes were repackaged for US broadcast as separate TV movies. (Usually [[CrimeAndPunishmentTropes Crime And Punishment]] but with some {{Horror}} episodes)
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** ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'', its {{Revival}} (SciFi/SpeculativeFiction)
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* Historically, most British comics have tended to be anthologies. They would contain multiple strips per issue and replace one strip with another fairly often. Whilst comics like TheBeano, TheDandy, or 2000AD technically avert this trope by having some strips that have lasted decades, it's played straighter with titles like TVComic, which chopped and changed according to what was on TV at the time.
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* ''TalesOfTheUnexpected'' (Various, usually BlackComedy with a TwistEnding. Introduced by their author, Creator/RoaldDahl)
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