September 30, 2008 "My Three Sons" Debuts on DVD Today My Three Sons, the popular sitcom starring Fred MacMurray, which, following its long 1960-72 run, found a further audience in syndication, has been released in a Volume One DVD. Although it never September 24, 2008 40 Years Times "60 Minutes" The stopwatch still ticks for 60 Minutes, which first aired forty years ago today. The newsmagazine has not only been a critical success, but also a popular one. According to The Complete Directory September 18, 2008 60th Primetime Emmy Awards this Sunday! Congratulations to Archive Interviewees on their Emmy wins and nominations! In the Creative Arts category, Tim Conway (for Outstanding Guest Actor-- 30 Rock), Roy Christopher (for Outstanding Art September 11, 2008 Vote for your Favorite TV moment! Carol Burnett channels Scarlett O'Hara, Sammy Davis Jr. plants a kiss on Archie Bunker.. as does Mulder on Scully.. Who Shot JR is finally revealed.. and it's Suzanne Pleshette at a B&B in Vermont September 3, 2008 Peanuts Animator Bill Melendez Has Died Bill Melendez, who was the animator for the classic Peanuts television specials, including A Charlie Brown Christmas and It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, has died at the age of 91. In his early September 2, 2008 MSN Entertainment Celebrates 60 Years Of Emmy MSN and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences are presenting classic clips from 60 years of the Primetime Emmy Awards. Additionally, Emmy winners who have been interviewed by the Archive of August 29, 2008 Archive Interviewee Jerry Lewis Discusses the MDA Telethon The 43rd annual Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association will be broadcast live from Las Vegas on Sunday, August 31. “I’ll never wave the white flag in the fight August 26, 2008 TV Golden Age Writer Tad Mosel has Died Tad Mosel, one of the group of writers who came to define the Golden Age of Television in the 1950s, has died at the age of 86. Among Mosel's most well-known teleplays were: "The Out-of-Towners" (for August 19, 2008 The Many Layers of Julia Child The National Women's History Museum exhibit, Clandestine Women: The Untold Stories of Women in Espionage, highlights the story of an unlikely operative, Julia Child. It has recently been brought to August 19, 2008 TV's Most Memorable Moments - Vote online! The 60th Primetime Emmy Awards are soon approaching, and many of our Archive interviewees have been honored with nominations this year. Visit emmys.com/abc to watch and vote on your favorite comedy August 15, 2008 50th Anniversary of the Beginning of the Quiz Show Scandals A year before Charles Van Doren and Herb Stempel squared off on Twenty-One, a contestant on the quiz show Dotto discovered that the program he was on was rigged. As related in Jeff Kisseloff's The August 14, 2008 Too Hip For the Room: George Carlin's Archive Interview online Legendary comedian George Carlin (1937-2008) sat for an Archive of American Television interview with longtime Archive interviewer Henry Colman and Archivist Jenni Matz in December, 2007. His August 8, 2008 Manager Bernie Brillstein Has Died Bernie Brillstein, who represented many comedy legends and helped shephard classic television programming, has died at age 77. Bernie Brillstein full 8-part interview will be online soon and can be August 8, 2008 2008 Summer Olympics Begin Today The Summer Olympics begin today from Beijing, China. NBC Universal will be airing the most Olympic coverage in history with 3,600 hours on NBC, USA, MSNBC, CNBC, Oxygen, Telemundo, Universal HD and August 1, 2008 Sherman Hemsley's Interview Is Now Online Sherman Hemsley's Archive Interview is now online. Forever "George Jefferson" in the minds of TV fans, Hemsley also had a hit with the highly-rated sitcom Amen.Click here to view Sherman Hemsley's Pagination « « First ‹ ‹ Previous … 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 … › Next › » Last »
September 30, 2008 "My Three Sons" Debuts on DVD Today My Three Sons, the popular sitcom starring Fred MacMurray, which, following its long 1960-72 run, found a further audience in syndication, has been released in a Volume One DVD. Although it never
September 24, 2008 40 Years Times "60 Minutes" The stopwatch still ticks for 60 Minutes, which first aired forty years ago today. The newsmagazine has not only been a critical success, but also a popular one. According to The Complete Directory
September 18, 2008 60th Primetime Emmy Awards this Sunday! Congratulations to Archive Interviewees on their Emmy wins and nominations! In the Creative Arts category, Tim Conway (for Outstanding Guest Actor-- 30 Rock), Roy Christopher (for Outstanding Art
September 11, 2008 Vote for your Favorite TV moment! Carol Burnett channels Scarlett O'Hara, Sammy Davis Jr. plants a kiss on Archie Bunker.. as does Mulder on Scully.. Who Shot JR is finally revealed.. and it's Suzanne Pleshette at a B&B in Vermont
September 3, 2008 Peanuts Animator Bill Melendez Has Died Bill Melendez, who was the animator for the classic Peanuts television specials, including A Charlie Brown Christmas and It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, has died at the age of 91. In his early
September 2, 2008 MSN Entertainment Celebrates 60 Years Of Emmy MSN and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences are presenting classic clips from 60 years of the Primetime Emmy Awards. Additionally, Emmy winners who have been interviewed by the Archive of
August 29, 2008 Archive Interviewee Jerry Lewis Discusses the MDA Telethon The 43rd annual Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association will be broadcast live from Las Vegas on Sunday, August 31. “I’ll never wave the white flag in the fight
August 26, 2008 TV Golden Age Writer Tad Mosel has Died Tad Mosel, one of the group of writers who came to define the Golden Age of Television in the 1950s, has died at the age of 86. Among Mosel's most well-known teleplays were: "The Out-of-Towners" (for
August 19, 2008 The Many Layers of Julia Child The National Women's History Museum exhibit, Clandestine Women: The Untold Stories of Women in Espionage, highlights the story of an unlikely operative, Julia Child. It has recently been brought to
August 19, 2008 TV's Most Memorable Moments - Vote online! The 60th Primetime Emmy Awards are soon approaching, and many of our Archive interviewees have been honored with nominations this year. Visit emmys.com/abc to watch and vote on your favorite comedy
August 15, 2008 50th Anniversary of the Beginning of the Quiz Show Scandals A year before Charles Van Doren and Herb Stempel squared off on Twenty-One, a contestant on the quiz show Dotto discovered that the program he was on was rigged. As related in Jeff Kisseloff's The
August 14, 2008 Too Hip For the Room: George Carlin's Archive Interview online Legendary comedian George Carlin (1937-2008) sat for an Archive of American Television interview with longtime Archive interviewer Henry Colman and Archivist Jenni Matz in December, 2007. His
August 8, 2008 Manager Bernie Brillstein Has Died Bernie Brillstein, who represented many comedy legends and helped shephard classic television programming, has died at age 77. Bernie Brillstein full 8-part interview will be online soon and can be
August 8, 2008 2008 Summer Olympics Begin Today The Summer Olympics begin today from Beijing, China. NBC Universal will be airing the most Olympic coverage in history with 3,600 hours on NBC, USA, MSNBC, CNBC, Oxygen, Telemundo, Universal HD and
August 1, 2008 Sherman Hemsley's Interview Is Now Online Sherman Hemsley's Archive Interview is now online. Forever "George Jefferson" in the minds of TV fans, Hemsley also had a hit with the highly-rated sitcom Amen.Click here to view Sherman Hemsley's