1983–84 United States network television schedule

• Note: On NBC, Father Murphy consisted entirely of reruns of the 1981–83 series. ==Monday==

Note: Starting January 7, 1984, Whiz Kids replaced Cutter to Houston at 8:00/7:00 CST due to the latters cancellation. After airing the two-hour pilot episode of Airwolf on January 22, 1984, following Super Bowl XVIII, CBS ran Airwolf in its first season at 9:00 EST/8:00 CST Saturdays starting with the episode "Daddy's Gone A Hunt'n" on January 28, 1984. ''Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer starring Stacy Keach as Mike Hammer also premiered on CBS on January 28, 1984, at 10:00 EST/9:00 CST. On NBC, Bosom Buddies'' consisted of reruns of the 1980–1982 series. ==By network==

===ABC=== Returning Series • 20/20 • 9 to 5 • The ABC Monday Night Movie • The ABC Sunday Night Movie • Benson • Dynasty • The Fall Guy • Fantasy Island • Happy Days • Hart to Hart • ''Life's Most Embarrassing Moments'' • The Love Boat • Matt Houston • Monday Night Baseball • Monday Night Football • ''Ripley's Believe It or Not!'' • T. J. Hooker • ''That's Incredible!'' • ''Three's Company'' New Series • The ABC Wednesday Night Movie • a.k.a. Pablo * • Automan * • Blue Thunder * • Foul-Ups, Bleeps & Blunders * • Hardcastle and McCormick • Hotel • '''''It's Not Easy''''' • Just Our Luck • Lottery! • Masquerade * • Oh Madeline • Shaping Up * • Trauma Center • Two Marriages • Webster Not returning from 1982–83: • The ABC Friday Night Movie • ''Amanda's'' • At Ease • Baby Makes Five • Condo • The Greatest American Hero • High Performance • It Takes Two • Joanie Loves Chachi • Laverne & Shirley • The New Odd Couple • The Quest • The Renegades • ''Ryan's Four'' • Star of the Family • Tales of the Gold Monkey • Too Close for Comfort ^ ===CBS=== Returning Series • 60 Minutes • Alice • Cagney & Lacey * • Dallas • The Dukes of Hazzard • Falcon Crest • Goodnight, Beantown • The Jeffersons • Knots Landing • Magnum, P.I. • The Mississippi • Newhart • One Day at a Time • Simon & Simon • Trapper John, M.D. New Series • Airwolf * • The American Parade * • AfterMASH • Cutter to Houston • Domestic Life * • Emerald Point N.A.S. • Empire * • The Four Seasons * • Kate & Allie * • Maggie Briggs • Mama Malone * • '''''Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer''''' * • Scarecrow and Mrs. King • Whiz Kids Not returning from 1982–83: • Ace Crawford, Private Eye • ''Archie Bunker's Place'' • ''Bring 'Em Back Alive'' • Filthy Rich • Foot in the Door • Gloria • Gun Shy • M*A*S*H • Private Benjamin • Seven Brides for Seven Brothers • Small & Frye • Square Pegs • ''Tucker's Witch'' • Walt Disney • Wizards and Warriors • Zorro and Son ===NBC=== Returning Series • The A-Team • Buffalo Bill * • Cheers • ''Diff'rent Strokes'' • The Facts of Life • Family Ties • Gimme a Break! • Hill Street Blues • Knight Rider • ''Mama's Family'' • NBC Monday Night at the Movies • Real People • Remington Steele • St. Elsewhere • Silver Spoons New Series • Bay City Blues • Boone • Comedy Zone * • Double Trouble * • The Duck Factory * • First Camera • For Love and Honor • Jennifer Slept Here • Legmen * • Manimal • The Master * • Mr. Smith • The New Show * • Night Court * • People Are Funny * • Riptide * • The Rousters • Summer Sunday U.S.A. * • '''''TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes''''' * • We Got It Made • The Yellow Rose Not returning from 1982–83: • Bare Essence • CHiPs • The Devlin Connection • Fame ^ • The Family Tree • Father Murphy • Gavilan • Little House: A New Beginning • Love, Sidney • Monitor • The News is the News • The Powers of Matthew Star • Quincy, M.E. • Taxi • Teachers Only • Voyagers! Note: The * indicates that the program was introduced in midseason. An ^ indicates a show that came back in first-run syndication after a network cancellation. ==References==