Firing Line
Firing Line
Firing Line was an American public affairs show founded and hosted by conservative William F. Buckley, Jr., founder and publisher of National Review magazine. Its 1,504 episodes over 33 years made Firing Line the longest-running public affairs show in television history with a single host. The erudite program, which featured many of the most prominent intellectuals and public figures in the United States, won an Emmy Award in 1969.
Series Cast
Status / Type
Ended (Talk Show)
Seasons / Episodes
34 Seasons | 34 Episodes
Network
Genres
Seasons
Season 1
1 Episodes • 1966
Season 2
1 Episodes • 1967
Season 3
1 Episodes • 1968
Season 4
1 Episodes • 1969
Season 5
1 Episodes • 1970
Season 6
1 Episodes • 1971
Season 7
1 Episodes • 1972
Season 8
1 Episodes • 1973
9
1 Episodes • 1974
10
1 Episodes • 1975
11
1 Episodes • 1976
12
1 Episodes • 1977
13
1 Episodes • 1978
14
1 Episodes • 1979
15
1 Episodes • 1980
16
1 Episodes • 1981
17
1 Episodes • 1982
18
1 Episodes • 1983
19
1 Episodes • 1984
20
1 Episodes • 1985
21
1 Episodes • 1986
22
1 Episodes • 1987
23
1 Episodes • 1988
24
1 Episodes • 1989
25
1 Episodes • 1990
26
1 Episodes • 1991
27
1 Episodes • 1992
28
1 Episodes • 1993
29
1 Episodes • 1994
30
1 Episodes • 1995
31
1 Episodes • 1996
32
1 Episodes • 1997
33
1 Episodes • 1998
34
1 Episodes • 1999
