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Introduction, Adrian Schober and Debbie Olson 1. Recognizing the children in Alfred Hitchcock Presents and Alfred Hitchcock Hour (Ken Mogg) 2. Rod Serling’s Damaged Children: The Twilight Zone (Adrian Schober) 3. The Trouble with Teenagers and the Case of Gidget: ABC and the Youth Market (Caryn Murphy) 4. "And Then There Were Three": Bewitched, Family Audiences and 1960s America (Fran Pheasant-Kelly) 5. Like It Or Not: How Sesame Street Influenced European Children’s Television (Helle Strandgaard Jensen) 6. Krofft Kids: Saturday Morning Innocence and Counterculture TV (Debbie Olson) 7. "Dance Your Cares Away": Fraggle Ethics – or Jim Henson’s response to Reaganism (Yannick Bellenger-Morvan) 8. The End of Racism and the Last Family: The Cosby Show’s Fukuyaman Neo-Liberal Children (Robert Geal) 9. Performing Adulthood: the Adult-Child and the Child-Adult in Modern Family and Roseanne (Mark Mac Leod) 10. Are You Afraid of the Dark? Children’s Horror Anthology Series in the 1990s (Jessica Balanzategui) 11. On the Cusp: Exploring the Underbelly of High School in Freaks and Geeks (Katie Barnett) 12. "Be Careful!!": Child Safety and Empowerment in The Legend of Korra (Bonnee Crawford and Shih-Wen Sue Chen) 13. Bob’s Burgers: Rewriting the Rules for Girlhood in American Television (Emily Chandler)