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TV Jibe: Why we need talk shows
Entertainment · United States

TV Jibe: Why we need talk shows

A look at the relationship between classic television and American culture, concentrating on the 1950s through 1970s.Read Article

TV Jibe: Just one of those days

A look at the relationship between classic television and American culture, concentrating on the 1950s through 1970s.United States · United StatesRead Article

We Interrupt This Program. . .

Today, Bill Griffiths is back for the second part of his two-part retrospective on those television moments that scared the hell out of us when we were little (and can still be unnerving today). Two weeks ago it was the weekly test of the Emergency Broadcast System; today, it's the interruption nobody ever wanted to see: the news bulletin. Take it away, Bill! by Bill Griffiths When news breaks, we fix it!"—Promo for The Daily Show with Craig Ki…Napa · NapaRead Article

Love That Bob: A 70th anniversary celebration

Today I'm pleased to welcome Hal Horn to "It's About TV" for a look at the 70th anniversary of Love That Bob, also known as The Bob Cummings Show. You'll recognize Hal from his blog The Horn Section, where he's demonstrated his status over the years as an expert on F Troop and Hondo, among other shows; this week we'll benefit from his expertise on Bob Cummings, one of the most popular television stars of the era, reflected in the success of Love…Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesRead Article

Remembering the Emergency Broadcast System

Today I'm pleased to welcome back Bill Griffiths, with another of his guest essays on television "back in the day." This week, in the first of a two-part series, he recalls something that used to unnerve the hell out of me when I was growing up: the weekly test of the Emergency Broadcast System. Remember? by Bill Griffiths One of the wonders of the Internet has been the ability to remember and relive pleasant memories of the past. In particular…California, United States · CaliforniaRead Article

Coming soon: Darkness in Primetime: How Classic-Era TV Foresaw Modern Society's Descent into Hell

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Since I've already mentioned this on social media, I figured it was probably about time to talk about it here: my new book, Darkness in Primetime: How Classic-Era TV Foresaw Modern Society's Descent into Hell is in the final stage of editing, with a publication date projected for sometime late this summer.Darkness in Primetime is a look at 20 episodes of classic-era television programs, from The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits to Playhouse 90…Social Media · Buenos AiresSee the Story

If I ran the network, part 7

If you've seen the 1982 version of I, the Jury, starring Armand Assante as Mike Hammer, you probably remember the scene in the restaurant where Hammer grabs a man trying to kill him and slams the man's face onto a sizzling hot grill, replete with the sound of searing flesh and the pained cries of the would-be killer.If you've seen the 1955 movie Kiss Me Deadly, starring Ralph Meeker as Hammer, you probably remember several scenes in which Hammer…Read Article
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