There have been hundreds of sports-related talk shows that aired on TV, but only a few are as iconic as Cold Pizza, which premiered on October 20, 2003, and ended on May 4, 2007. Who were the hosts of this memorable talk show, and how did it become so popular? Let’s find … Read more
The Western genre is America’s most unique contribution to the entertainment world. Not only is it a movie staple, but it is also a staple of television for decades. During the early days of television, it was the Westerns, which became one of the first programs to gain widespread popularity. Here in … Read more
The 1960s is a great and fascinating decade for early sci-fi television shows, which have now become camp favorites and cult classics. One of them is Lost in Space, which was originally broadcast on CBS from 1965 to 1968. Lost in Space is about a pioneering family, the Robinsons, who get stranded … Read more
Let’s face it, pizza is a food that is always there for us may it be a late-night snack, dinner, lunch, and it’s also great as a leftover breakfast food. Aside from that, it is also an ideal food for parties and get-togethers. In short, pizza is one of the best things … Read more
For the children born in the 60s, 70s, and 90s, the TV show called “The Mickey Mouse Club” has been an important part of their childhood. The variety show began airing in 1955, and because of the growing popularity of technology and the internet amongst children and teenagers, The Mickey Mouse Club … Read more
In July 1941, the first television commercial aired. A watch company named Bulova decided to purchase and air the world’s first TV advertisement. The said commercial ran for about ten seconds, and it was broadcasted before a Brooklyn Dodgers game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Reports say that the ad only costs around … Read more
The landscape of television has undergone a remarkable transformation since its early days. In the era of live broadcasts, many classic TV shows were transmitted in real-time, without the benefit of recording, leading to a significant portion of television history being lost or forgotten. This was especially true for various genres, including … Read more
It took some time for TV stations and studios to learn how to preserve the television shows that they produced. Before the idea of filming television shows on film, studios and networks broadcasted their shows live or using low-quality kinescopes. This meant that a lot of early shows that were televised live … Read more
Teenagers found a new obsession in the form of a fantastic teen show, when Dawson’s Creek made its debut on January 20, 1998. Kevin Williamson created this series, which was centered on a group of best buddies, living in the picturesque, fictional town of Capseside, Massachusetts. The series ran for six seasons … Read more
Star Trek: The Next Generation was premiered in 1987 – it was a low-budget sci-fi show that disappointed the fans of Star Trek: The Original Series, more than it excited them, in the beginning. The series included seven seasons, won 20 primetime Emmys and introduced Professor X, Patrick Stewart, in the American … Read more
“Homicide: Life on the Street” stands out as a pivotal show in the landscape of television crime dramas. Premiering in the early ’90s, this series introduced viewers to a gritty, realistic portrayal of the lives of detectives in the Baltimore Homicide Unit. Based on true stories and employing a unique narrative style, … Read more
Fred Rogers, as known as Mr. Rogers, was an innovator of children’s television who remains an icon of kindness for ages. His down-to-earth manners and polite nature taught a generation of kids the real value of kindness. In this article, we will talk about the fascinating history of Mr. Rogers in terms … Read more