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The 26 pages that link to CBS, each with the reason it gives.

• Paramount PicturesRelated: Its merger with Viacom brought Paramount into a combined media company.

• Kennedy Center HonorsRelated: CBS has televised the ceremony, extending its audience beyond the Kennedy Center.

• The Ed Sullivan ShowRelated: CBS broadcast the program throughout its original run.

• Desilu ProductionsRelated: CBS aired I Love Lucy and later bought the rights to its episodes.

• The Carol Burnett ShowRelated: CBS commissioned and broadcast the series throughout its original run.

• All in the FamilyRelated: CBS first aired the sitcom in 1971 after an earlier pilot had been produced for ABC.

• Good TimesRelated: The network broadcast Good Times throughout its 1974–1979 run.

• The Twilight ZoneRelated: CBS aired the original series throughout its five-season run.

• NetworkRelated: Chayefsky drew on American television broadcasting, including his experience writing for CBS.

• The Andy Griffith ShowRelated: CBS broadcast the show throughout its original 1960–1968 run.

• The Dick Van Dyke ShowRelated: CBS broadcast the series throughout its original five-season run.

• The JeffersonsRelated: The network broadcast The Jeffersons throughout its eleven-season run.

• CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationRelated: CBS premiered and broadcast the original series, making it a centerpiece of its schedule.

• Ed SullivanRelated: CBS developed and broadcast Sullivan’s program throughout its run.

• How I Met Your MotherRelated: CBS commissioned and broadcast the sitcom across its nine-season run.

• Chuck LorreRelated: CBS aired several of Lorre’s longest-running and most prominent sitcoms.

• Leo FenderRelated: The sale transferred Fender’s company from its founder to a large corporate owner.

• The CWRelated: CBS contributed UPN assets and co-owned The CW at its launch.

• Monty HallRelated: CBS aired the original American version of Let’s Make a Deal hosted by Hall.

• Gilligan's IslandRelated: CBS aired the original Gilligan's Island series from 1964 to 1967.

• The Amazing RaceRelated: CBS launched and continues to air the flagship American series.