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Betty White's Iconic Sitcom: A Network Record
13 Aug
Summary
- Hot in Cleveland aired over 100 episodes, marking a historic network achievement.
- The sitcom launched in June 2010 and concluded in June 2015 after six seasons.
- Betty White played Elka, the caretaker in the show, which became TV Land's highest-rated broadcast.
Betty White was a central figure in the groundbreaking sitcom "Hot in Cleveland," a show that achieved a remarkable network record by airing over 100 episodes. The series premiered in June 2010, with its initial season ordered in March of the same year, quickly becoming a sensation.
"Hot in Cleveland" followed the lives of four middle-aged friends from Los Angeles who found themselves living in Cleveland after a detour en route to Paris. The show, created by Suzanne Martin and executive produced by Sean Hayes, concluded its six-season run in June 2015, accumulating a total of 128 episodes.
Betty White's portrayal of Elka, the caretaker of the rental property, was a memorable element of the series. The show's premiere was a monumental success for TV Land, registering as the network's highest-rated broadcast in its entire history at that point.
