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The 2025 Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts awards ceremony will take place next Friday at Gotham Hall in New York City. For complete details about tickets, please contact the 2025 Giants of Broadcasting Event Producer at [email protected] or (732) 245-7799.

The 2025 Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts awards ceremony will take place next Friday at Gotham Hall in New York City. For complete details about tickets, please contact the 2025 Giants of Broadcasting Event Producer at debbie@giantsofbroadcasting.org or (732) 245-7799.
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This week's retro TV Guide is from November 1, 1969: Room 222 star Lloyd Haynes sounds off, the Rat Pack wins the week, Amory prescribes more of Marcus Welby, Efron looks at kids' TV, the best of the rest, and much more! The listings come from that Saturday. đź”—in the comments.

This week's retro TV Guide is from November 1, 1969: Room 222 star Lloyd Haynes sounds off, the Rat Pack wins the week, Amory prescribes more of Marcus Welby, Efron looks at kids' TV, the best of the rest, and much more! The listings come from that Saturday. đź”—in the comments.
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The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation and the Broadcast Education Association Unveil Grant Initiative to Preserve Broadcast History radioink.com/2025/11/03/lab… via @radioink

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NY TV debut 11/4/55 at 6:30 pm on WOR. This seems to be the first showing of any kind in the New York Metropolitan area for Joseph Kane's 1941 musical western.

NY TV debut 11/4/55 at 6:30 pm on WOR. This seems to be the first showing of any kind in the New York Metropolitan area for Joseph Kane's 1941 musical western.
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NY TV debut 11/5/45 at 8:13 pm on WNBT. Marian Marsh's final feature film was double billed with PRC's THE HARD GUY starring Jack La Rue 11/15/42 at the 597-seat Colony in Brooklyn's Bensonhurst neighborhood, which closed its doors ten years later.

NY TV debut 11/5/45 at 8:13 pm on WNBT. Marian Marsh's final feature film was double billed with PRC's THE HARD GUY starring Jack La Rue 11/15/42 at the 597-seat Colony in Brooklyn's Bensonhurst neighborhood, which closed its doors ten years later.
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#GameShows Alan Thicke hosted the game show "Pictionary" (top) in syndication during the 1997-98 TV season. A similar show, "Win, Lose or Draw" (bottom), premiered in 1987 and aired in both syndication and on NBC. The syndicated series, hosted by Bert Convy, ran until 1990.

#GameShows  Alan Thicke hosted the game show "Pictionary" (top) in syndication during the 1997-98 TV season. A similar show, "Win, Lose or Draw" (bottom), premiered in 1987 and aired in both syndication and on NBC. The syndicated series, hosted by Bert Convy, ran until 1990.
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NY TV debut 11/5/50 at 10:30 pm on WOR's "Starlit Playhouse.'' Following a triple feature of repeats on "Mystery Movie Night'' starting at 7:30, Poverty Row melodrama that supported Fox's MAN ABOUT TOWN 6/14/32 at the 2,346-seat Loews Boro Park in Brooklyn.

NY TV debut 11/5/50 at 10:30 pm on WOR's "Starlit Playhouse.'' Following a triple feature of repeats on "Mystery Movie Night'' starting at 7:30, Poverty Row melodrama that supported Fox's MAN ABOUT TOWN 6/14/32 at the 2,346-seat Loews Boro Park in Brooklyn.
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NY TV debut Saturday 11/5/55 at 11:15 pm on WCBS' "The Late Show.'' Noel Coward and David Lean's romantic masterpiece opened 8/24/46 at a Manhattan arthouse via US theatrical distributor Universal.

NY TV debut Saturday 11/5/55 at 11:15 pm on WCBS' "The Late Show.'' Noel Coward and David Lean's romantic masterpiece opened 8/24/46 at a Manhattan arthouse via US theatrical distributor Universal.
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November 6, 1967 - “The Phil Donahue Show” debuted in Dayton, OH on TV station WLWD. Three years later it would become syndicated nationwide. #Donahue

November 6, 1967 - “The Phil Donahue Show” debuted in Dayton, OH on TV station WLWD. Three years later it would become syndicated nationwide. #Donahue
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US TV debut 11/6/55 at 7:30 pm on "NBC Sunday Spectacular.'' First color network movie broadcast took place 20 months before (poorly reviewed) British comedy opened at Manhattan's Plaza (7/25/57). In another first, it went head-to-head with a movie broadcast on another network.

US TV debut 11/6/55 at 7:30 pm on "NBC Sunday Spectacular.'' First color network movie broadcast took place 20 months before (poorly reviewed) British comedy opened at Manhattan's Plaza (7/25/57). In another first, it went head-to-head with a movie broadcast on another network.
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Just dropped: Two new episodes of "Chachi Loves Everybody," an original podcast featuring Rick Dees, host of "The Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 Countdown," and Gary Sandy, acclaimed actor known for his iconic role on "WKRP in Cincinnati." To listen, visit: bit.ly/ChachiLovesEve…

Just dropped: Two new episodes of "Chachi Loves Everybody," an original podcast featuring Rick Dees, host of "The Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 Countdown," and Gary Sandy, acclaimed actor known for his iconic role on "WKRP in Cincinnati." To listen, visit: bit.ly/ChachiLovesEve…
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In the 1950s, many local stations simply signed off at midnight or filled their schedules with live wrestling and stock car races. That changed in 1957, when Universal’s Screen Gems released its “Shock” package of classic horror films. latenighter.com/features/befor…

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November 7, 1976 - The epic 1939 film “Gone with the Wind” made its broadcast television debut on NBC-TV. At the time of its broadcast the Oscar-winning film earned a then-record household rating of 47.7 and a 65 share of TV viewers. #GoneWithTheWind

November 7, 1976 - The epic 1939 film “Gone with the Wind” made its broadcast television debut on NBC-TV. At the time of its broadcast the Oscar-winning film earned a then-record household rating of 47.7 and a 65 share of TV viewers. #GoneWithTheWind
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NY TV debut 11/7/55 at 7:30 pm on WOR's "Million Dollar Movie.'' International Pictures, which eventually merged with Universal, sponsored third version of Universal's LITTLE ACCIDENT which starred Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (1930) and Hugh Herbert (1939). 9/14/44 @radiocity.

NY TV debut 11/7/55 at 7:30 pm on WOR's "Million Dollar Movie.'' International Pictures, which eventually merged with Universal, sponsored third version of Universal's LITTLE ACCIDENT which starred Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (1930) and Hugh Herbert (1939). 9/14/44 @radiocity.
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#QSLfriday This Cleveland, Ohio, radio station was known as WKYC from 1965 to 1972. The station first carried the call letters WTAM from 1923 to 1956. The station re-adopted the WTAM call letters in 1996 to reinforce the station's position on the AM band. #otr

#QSLfriday  This Cleveland, Ohio, radio station was known as WKYC from 1965 to 1972. The station first carried the call letters WTAM from 1923 to 1956. The station re-adopted the WTAM call letters in 1996 to reinforce the station's position on the AM band. #otr
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Don't miss the weekly tour around the classic TV blogosphere at "It's About TV!" where you can learn what's new about what's old! đź”—in the comments.

Don't miss the weekly tour around the classic TV blogosphere at "It's About TV!" where you can learn what's new about what's old! đź”—in the comments.
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NY TV debut 11/10/50 at 11:15 pm on WOR's "Starlit Playhouse.'' Frank Strayer's Poverty Row adventure, retitled VENGEANCE RIDES THE SEA for TV, supported FOX's WHILE PARIS SLEEPS 7/20/32 at Harlem's Roosevelt Theatre. youtube.com/watch?v=h7T1dx…

NY TV debut 11/10/50 at 11:15 pm on WOR's "Starlit Playhouse.'' Frank Strayer's Poverty Row adventure, retitled VENGEANCE RIDES THE SEA for TV, supported FOX's WHILE PARIS SLEEPS 7/20/32 at Harlem's  Roosevelt Theatre. youtube.com/watch?v=h7T1dx…
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The 2025 Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts awards ceremony will take place this Friday at Gotham Hall in New York City. For complete details about tickets, please contact the 2025 Giants of Broadcasting Event Producer at [email protected] or (732) 245-7799.

The 2025 Giants of Broadcasting & Electronic Arts awards ceremony will take place this Friday at Gotham Hall in New York City. For complete details about tickets, please contact the 2025 Giants of Broadcasting Event Producer at debbie@giantsofbroadcasting.org or (732) 245-7799.