September 26 in History

• 1962

  September 26, 1962:

  American television sitcom titled "Beverly Hillbillies" debuts on CBS Television Network.

• 1964

  September 26, 1964:

  The American sitcom entitled “Gilligan's Island", created and produced by Sherwood Schwartz, premieres on CBS.

• 1968

  September 26, 1968:

  The British musical drama film named "Oliver!" is initially released in London. The movie was directed by Carol Reed

• 1969

  September 26, 1969:

  American sitcom called "The Brady Bunch", created by Sherwood Schwartz, premieres on ABC Television in the United States.

• September 26, 1969:

  The British rock group the Beatles releases their 12th official album titled “Abbey Road in England” in their native country.

• September 26, 1969:

  The English rock band, The Beatles drops a song titled "You Never Give Me Your Money” written by Paul McCartney.

• 1974

  September 26, 1974:

  English musician, John Lennon issues his 5th studio album named “Walls And Bridges”.

• 1982

  September 26, 1982:

  The American action crime drama television series dubbed "Knight Rider" is originally broadcasted on NBC Television.

• 2000

  September 26, 2000:

  The American rock band Good Charlotte releases their first self-titled album.

• 2014

  September 26, 2014:

  English musician Thom Yorke drops his 2nd studio album titled “Tomorrow's Modern Boxes”.