Programs Debuting in 1992
| Date | Show | Network |
|---|---|---|
| February 28 | Scorch | CBS |
| March 7 | The Powers That Be | NBC |
| March 31 | Dateline NBC | |
| April 6 | Barney & Friends | PBS |
| April 17 | Sightings | Fox |
| April 20 | Goof Troop | Syndication/ABC |
| May 21 | The Real World | MTV |
| May 25 | The Tonight Show with Jay Leno | NBC |
| July 8 | Melrose Place | Fox |
| August 15 | Roundhouse | Nickelodeon |
| August 16 | Secret Service | NBC |
| August 27 | The Heights | Fox |
| Martin | ||
| September 5 | Batman: The Animated Series | |
| September 10 | Lamb Chop's Play-Along | PBS |
| September 11 | The Little Mermaid | CBS |
| September 12 | The Addams Family | ABC |
| California Dreams | NBC | |
| Eek! The Cat | Fox Kids | |
| Fievel's American Tails | CBS | |
| Name Your Adventure | NBC | |
| Raw Toonage | CBS | |
| Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa | ABC | |
| September 13 | Flying Blind | Fox |
| September 14 | Hearts Afire | CBS |
| September 15 | Delta | ABC |
| September 16 | The Hat Squad | CBS |
| September 18 | Bob | |
| Camp Wilder | ABC | |
| Final Appeal | NBC | |
| The Golden Palace | CBS | |
| Picket Fences | ||
| The Round Table | NBC | |
| September 19 | The Amazing Live Sea Monkeys | CBS |
| Nickelodeon Guts | Nickelodeon | |
| The Plucky Duck Show | Fox | |
| September 20 | Great Scott! | |
| September 21 | Love & War | CBS |
| The Further Adventures of Zook & Alison from Square One TV | PBS | |
| September 22 | Hangin' with Mr. Cooper | ABC |
| September 23 | Mad About You | NBC |
| September 24 | Rhythm & Blues | |
| Street Stories with Ed Bradley | CBS | |
| September 25 | What Happened? | NBC |
| September 26 | Dog City | Fox |
| September 27 | The Ben Stiller Show | |
| Woops! | ||
| September 30 | Laurie Hill | ABC |
| October 4 | Ghostwriter | PBS |
| October 17 | I Witness Video | NBC |
| October 31 | X-Men | Fox |
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