CBS Broadcast Center Studios
Here is the layout of the studios at the Broadcast Center in New York. This is a great mental guide when discussing where shows came from. In case you haven’t see my 126-page report called, The History of CBS New York Studios 1937-1965, just follow the link below for the amazing story! CBS studios – New York – Eyes Of A Generation…Television’s Living History
On this date in 1957, American Bandstand debuted on the ABC Television Network. Many tell of Dick Clark going to ABC with the show, but…according to Leonard Goldenson, it didn’t happen that way. Mr. Goldenson is the titan that built the network into the one we know today, and this narrative is based on his […]
A Very Interesting History: The Chaplin Studios In 1919, construction was completed on the land bought in 1917 by silent screen icon Charlie Chaplin, including his personal residence on the site. Many of Chaplin’s classic films were shot at the studios, including The Kid (1921), The Gold Rush (1925), City Lights (1931), Modern Times (1936), […]
November 17, 1946…TV’s 1st Magazine Style Show Debuts “Television Screen Magazine” was the show, and it may have been the second ever NBC network series, but it was certainly among the first. NBC’s “Hour Glass” variety show came first with a debut on May 9, 1946. At the time, NBC’s television network included only three […]
Must See! Behind The Scenes…Fox Sports NFL Coverage Thanks to Dave Perrussel and Dennis Martin for the link. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im1KLxrl6ss An exclusive, all access look at the people, technology, and highly organized chaos that results in the NFL’s most advanced game broadcast. Source