The Personal Journal Of Doogie Howser, M. D. - Computer journal (electronic diary) of genius teenage physician Douglas "Doogie" Howser (Neil Patrick Harris) on the medical drama DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D./ABC/1989-93. At the conclusion of each episode, Doogie sat at his personal computer and typed in his day's experiences (as a voyeuristic TV camera scanned each line of text he wrote on the monitor's blue screen). On the futuristic 21st century cartoon THE JETSONS/ABC/1962-63, 15-year-old Judy Jetson recorded her inner feelings and teen angst into Di Di The Diary, her talking electronic diary (voice of Selma Diamond). On the sitcom BLOSSOM/NBC/1991-95 fourteen-year-old Blossom Russo (Mayim Bialik) routinely kept a video diary of her day-to-day activities as a teenager. On the sitcom MR. BELVEDERE/ABC/1985-90 British manservant Lynn Belvedere, living with the Owens family in Pittsburgh regularly recorded the days events in his personal diary. He later turned those memories into the book An American Journal: The Suburban Years. On the sitcom RAISING MIRANDA/CBS/1988 Miranda Marshack (Royana Black), a teenager living in Racine, Wisconsin recorded her daily activities in diary at the end of each episode concluding with "Confidentially, Miranda." And at the beginning and ending of each episode of the sitcom JACKSON & JILL/SYN/1949 newlywed Jill Jones (Helen Chapman) jotted daily entries into her paper diary (her words heard via voice-over narration) often concerning misadventures with her accountant husband Jackson (Todd Karns). Long before any of these modern day record keepers, there was Johnny Yuma, (Nick Adams), a wandering Confederate soldier who kept a diary (his "book") of his travels as he roamed the post Civil War landscape of America in the frontier drama THE REBEL/ABC/1959-61.