Are you tired of missing out on the release dates of your most anticipated movies and TV shows? With an ever-increasing number of entertainment options, it can be a challenge to keep track of when our favorite movies and series are coming to the big screen. But fear not! In this blog post, we will […]
In today’s age, where we have access to an abundance of streaming series and social media content we often overlook the importance of television. Gone are the days when families would gather around a TV set for the evening news or a special show. Nowadays viewers have options for content tailored to their personal preferences. […]
Television CBS premiered the daytime soap “Search for Tomorrow” in 1951, which featured Mary Stuart as housewife Joanne Gardner. The 15-minute broadcast shared a half-hour daytime block with “Guiding Light” for its first 16 years. In 1968, it expanded to a half hour. “Search for Tomorrow” moved to NBC in 1982, where is remained until its cancellation in 1986…Multi Emmy Award-winning “The […]
Television In 1963, “CBS Evening News” became network television’s first half-hour weeknight news program…Sunday late night sports highlight show “The George Michael Sports Machine” (not hosted by the famous British singer by the sportscaster with the same name) debuted in syndication (mostly on NBC affiliates) in 1984. It originated from the studios of WRC-TV in […]
Television Known as the first detective-themed scripted drama, “Martin Kane, Private Eye,” based on a radio series, debuted on NBC in 1949. Produced live, four different actors (William Gargan, Lloyd Nolan, Lee Tracy and Mark Stevens) played Martin Kane and a tobacco shop hangout integrated commercials into the series. United States Tobacco Company was the sponsor…CBS western “Gunsmoke,” the third longest running […]
Television CBS sitcom “Alice,” based on the 1974 theatrical “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,” opened in 1976. It ran for nine seasons…Michael Jackson’s “Bad” video premiered on CBS in 1987…Tito and Jermaine Jackson walked off the set of NBC’s “Today” show in 1993 when a crew arrived to interview the two about the troubles of their brother Michael with the Los Angeles Police Department…The final episode of “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood,” hosted by Fred Rogers, aired on PBS in 2001. It […]
Television Tom Brokaw became host of NBC’s “Today’s Show” in 1976 and remained in the job until 1981…“The Late Show with David Letterman” debuted on CBS in 1993 and stayed on the air through May 20, 2015. Billy Joel was the first musical guest…Post-apocalyptic science-fiction drama “Falling Skies” starring Noah Wyle concluded its five-season, 52-episode series run on TNT in 2015…At the MTV Video Music Awards […]
