Previously, we reported that Swingtown, with Bravo recently acquiring rights to air all its13 episodes, held a marathon last October 24, a good month and a half after its season finale last September 5. 

As reported last month, fans of Swingtown will get a chance to relive the ‘70s once again as the period and relationship drama about the impact of sexual and social liberation in 1970s American suburban households heads to Bravo.  At the time of the announcement, the NBC Universal-owned cable network has just acquired the off-network rights to all 13 episodes of the retro series but has not set a premiere date for the cable.  Now, fans can mark their calendars!

Get ready to relive the ‘70s once again as Swingtown hops into bed with a new partner.  Bravo, the NBC Universal-owned cable network, has just acquired the off-network rights to all 13 episodes of the retro series, which originally aired on CBS. According to

After giving viewers a snapshot of the ‘70s, Swingtown wraps up its first 13-episode season. The series, which taps on the impact of sexual and social liberation in suburban households during the 1970s, comes to a close tonight with the question of the future of the show still unanswered.  Will tonight‘s episode be the season finale or will it be the series finale?  While the series has not been a ratings hit, it has, however, created a lot of buzz and media coverage.

The last I really saw Grant Show, he was the dreamy tenant on Darren Star‘s Melrose Place, which effectively became the adult version of Aaron Spelling‘s

The ‘70s are in full swing tonight as CBS airs the premiere of Swingtown, the controversial drama series created and executive produced by Mike Kelley, whose credits include

Those who complain that there‘s not enough scripted programming during the summer months may want to tune in to CBS beginning in May.  The network will be debuting two new shows over the summer, with the first being the long anticipated 1970s drama

Swingtown is an upcoming drama series on CBS, which follows the story of a married couple who, after relocating their family to a wealthy suburb in Chicago, find themselves in the middle of a lifestyle characterized by open marriages, women’s liberation and key parties.