aired reruns of Reba along with previous shows such as ER since 2009 no major TV networks has aired any reruns on the daytime slot. Note that the series listed below are not necessarily restricted to daytime and can air in any open time slot. Off-network series currently in syndication Broadcast American Housewife The Big Bang Theory Black-ish Bob's Burgers Chicago Fire Dateline Family Guy Friends The Goldbergs The King of Queens Last Man Standing Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Modern Family Mom The Neighborhood Seinfeld The Simpsons Two and a Half Men Young Sheldon Cable Impractical Jokers Pawn Stars Schitt's Creek Storage Wars Children's programs Long before Nickelodeon and other youth-oriented cable channels launched, children's programs were also part of network and syndicated television's daytime programming lineup. These programs specialized in entertainment and education for preschool and children of elementary school age and mostly occupied morning time slots as well as after-school hours (4:00pm – 6:00pm ET). Captain Kangaroo, which aired on CBS from 1955 to 1984, was one of television's longest-running and most popular program of the genre; while Romper Room was a staple in syndication. PBS also aired various children's programs; among its most popular being Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. Local stations also occasionally aired classic cartoons along with classic reruns of The Mickey Mouse Club and Our Gang comedy shorts (billed as "The Little Rascals"); as well as youth-oriented sitcoms such as Happy Days, What's Happening!!, and Saved By The Bell. From the 1970s through the 1990s, ABC and CBS aired weekly specials for teenagers and pre-adolescents: ABC Afterschool Special and CBS Schoolbreak Special, which aired once a week during after-school hours in the academic school year, pre-empting their affiliate stations' regularly scheduled programming on that day. Some stories in these specials were light in nature, while other stories focused on more serious teen issues; such as teen pregnancy, drug/alcohol abuse, runaways, bullying, and family issues. Daytime programming breakdown See also Dayparting The following table shows the general breakdown of the American daytime television schedule; although it may vary depending on time zone, region, networks and local stations. See also List of US daytime soap opera ratings Dayparting Prime-time television Graveyard slot Fringe time References Lists of American television series Television genres American television-related lists