Thrills and Chills Everywhere, also known as Thrills and Chills, premiered in New York City on Wednesday, August 27th, 1941, roughly two months after commercial broadcasting officially began in the United States. It was initially broadcast by WNBT before moving to DuMont's experimental station W2XWV in May of 1942. You can read about the program in my article Television Programs in 1941 and in this post that includes quotes from Doug Allen's book on television production and a review of Thrills and Chills Everywhere from 1944.

The following status guide/broadcast history has been compiled from television listings in The New York Times and must be considered very incomplete. Large gaps exist where no information is currently available. What follows is a list of 37 episodes broadcast between 1941 and 1944. I believe Thrills and Chills Everywhere went off the air in 1946. The program heavily utilized films of exotic animals and adventurous expeditions. While some of these may still be kicking around somewhere it is highly unlikely any footage featuring Doug Allen and his guests exists today.