December 3, 2009 "Murder, She Wrote" Silver Anniversary One of the most highly-rated shows of the '80s/early '90s, Murder, She Wrote has endured in syndication and on DVD. Murder, She Wrote made its debut on September 30, 1984 and became a Sunday night November 26, 2009 Happy Thanksgiving! The Archive has posted an interview with Producer-Director Bill Melendez, who is best know for his work on the classic "Peanuts" specials. Take a look at Melendez's interview and find a link for A November 24, 2009 "Daniel Boone"-- Fess Parker's Picks Out on DVD Today Daniel Boone is getting a special release today: Fess Parker's favorites, featuring eight series episodes. Following Fess Parker's success as "Davy Crockett" on ABC's Disneyland, he starred as Daniel November 20, 2009 "Studs' Place" 60th Anniversary A classic example of the "Chicago School of Broadcasting," which featured intimate, improvisational entertainment in the early days of TV, Studs' Place starred Studs Terkel as the proprietor, with his November 18, 2009 "Wagon Train" Season One now out on DVD-- Classic Western Series Wagon Train was the #2 series from 1958-61 (behind Gunsmoke each of these seasons), and featured an array of Hollywood guest stars. In season one alone, Ernest Borgnine, Linda Darnell, Ricardo November 17, 2009 Cast and Creators Appear at the TV Academy's "Funnybone of the '80s" The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences hosted "Funnybone of the '80s" last night with the cast and creators of some of the great sitcoms of the 1980s— Cheers, Designing Women, Murphy Brown, and Ni November 10, 2009 Seven New Inductees Into the Television Academy's Hall of Fame The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Hall of Fame Committee has selected Candice Bergen, Charles Lisanby, Don Pardo, Gene Roddenberry, Tom and Dick Smothers and Bob Stewart to be the next November 2, 2009 Charles Van Doren Admitted the Truth about "21"— 50 Years Ago Today Charles Van Doren, the Columbia professor who was at the center of the quiz show scandal of the 1950s, appeared before a congressional committee on November 2, 1959 to admit he'd been given questions October 31, 2009 Lon Chaney, Jr. in "Frankenstein" on "Tales of Tomorrow" -- Famed "Live" Production that Chaney thought was the Dress Rehearsal Tales of Tomorrow (1951-53) is described by the Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows as "one of TV's earliest adult science-fiction series." These days, the series is known for October 29, 2009 The Barbara Stanwyck Show Now on DVD “She had grit, sex appeal and vulnerability, in spades. No one played a saucy dame better.” -People Magazine E1 ENTERTAINMENT AND THE ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN TELEVISION BRING A CLASSIC, EMMY® AWARD October 23, 2009 Archive Interviewee Soupy Sales has died Soupy Sales was interviewed by the Archive in 2002. Click here to read highlights from his interview. [video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsjwZtiEru0 Detailed Interview Description:Soupy Sales October 19, 2009 Tom Fontana's interview is now online! Show creator, writer, and producer Tom Fontana was interviewed by the Archive in June, 2009. His full interview is available for the first time online, here! Interview Description: In his Archive October 19, 2009 TV Theme Composer Vic Mizzy has died Composer Vic Mizzy died on Saturday at age 87. Mizzy composed the theme songs for "The Addams Family" and "Green Acres", possibly two of the most recognizable theme songs of all time. He was October 2, 2009 "The Twilight Zone" Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary The Twilight Zone debuted on October 2, 1959 and has become one of the crown jewels of classic television over the last fifty years. Series creator Rod Serling won two Emmy Awards for the series, for September 29, 2009 New Interviews Posted at EmmyTVLegends.org! New interviews are up today on emmyTVlegends.org with Marla Gibbs, Marion Ross, and Tom Bosley! Keep checking back for more updates! Pagination « « First ‹ ‹ Previous … 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 … › Next › » Last »
December 3, 2009 "Murder, She Wrote" Silver Anniversary One of the most highly-rated shows of the '80s/early '90s, Murder, She Wrote has endured in syndication and on DVD. Murder, She Wrote made its debut on September 30, 1984 and became a Sunday night
November 26, 2009 Happy Thanksgiving! The Archive has posted an interview with Producer-Director Bill Melendez, who is best know for his work on the classic "Peanuts" specials. Take a look at Melendez's interview and find a link for A
November 24, 2009 "Daniel Boone"-- Fess Parker's Picks Out on DVD Today Daniel Boone is getting a special release today: Fess Parker's favorites, featuring eight series episodes. Following Fess Parker's success as "Davy Crockett" on ABC's Disneyland, he starred as Daniel
November 20, 2009 "Studs' Place" 60th Anniversary A classic example of the "Chicago School of Broadcasting," which featured intimate, improvisational entertainment in the early days of TV, Studs' Place starred Studs Terkel as the proprietor, with his
November 18, 2009 "Wagon Train" Season One now out on DVD-- Classic Western Series Wagon Train was the #2 series from 1958-61 (behind Gunsmoke each of these seasons), and featured an array of Hollywood guest stars. In season one alone, Ernest Borgnine, Linda Darnell, Ricardo
November 17, 2009 Cast and Creators Appear at the TV Academy's "Funnybone of the '80s" The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences hosted "Funnybone of the '80s" last night with the cast and creators of some of the great sitcoms of the 1980s— Cheers, Designing Women, Murphy Brown, and Ni
November 10, 2009 Seven New Inductees Into the Television Academy's Hall of Fame The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Hall of Fame Committee has selected Candice Bergen, Charles Lisanby, Don Pardo, Gene Roddenberry, Tom and Dick Smothers and Bob Stewart to be the next
November 2, 2009 Charles Van Doren Admitted the Truth about "21"— 50 Years Ago Today Charles Van Doren, the Columbia professor who was at the center of the quiz show scandal of the 1950s, appeared before a congressional committee on November 2, 1959 to admit he'd been given questions
October 31, 2009 Lon Chaney, Jr. in "Frankenstein" on "Tales of Tomorrow" -- Famed "Live" Production that Chaney thought was the Dress Rehearsal Tales of Tomorrow (1951-53) is described by the Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows as "one of TV's earliest adult science-fiction series." These days, the series is known for
October 29, 2009 The Barbara Stanwyck Show Now on DVD “She had grit, sex appeal and vulnerability, in spades. No one played a saucy dame better.” -People Magazine E1 ENTERTAINMENT AND THE ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN TELEVISION BRING A CLASSIC, EMMY® AWARD
October 23, 2009 Archive Interviewee Soupy Sales has died Soupy Sales was interviewed by the Archive in 2002. Click here to read highlights from his interview. [video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsjwZtiEru0 Detailed Interview Description:Soupy Sales
October 19, 2009 Tom Fontana's interview is now online! Show creator, writer, and producer Tom Fontana was interviewed by the Archive in June, 2009. His full interview is available for the first time online, here! Interview Description: In his Archive
October 19, 2009 TV Theme Composer Vic Mizzy has died Composer Vic Mizzy died on Saturday at age 87. Mizzy composed the theme songs for "The Addams Family" and "Green Acres", possibly two of the most recognizable theme songs of all time. He was
October 2, 2009 "The Twilight Zone" Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary The Twilight Zone debuted on October 2, 1959 and has become one of the crown jewels of classic television over the last fifty years. Series creator Rod Serling won two Emmy Awards for the series, for
September 29, 2009 New Interviews Posted at EmmyTVLegends.org! New interviews are up today on emmyTVlegends.org with Marla Gibbs, Marion Ross, and Tom Bosley! Keep checking back for more updates!