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Animation

The first successful, designed-for-television cartoon was not created for a TV network, but rather was released directly into syndication. Crusader Rabbit, created by Jay Ward (of Rocky and Bullwinkle

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Debbie Allen

"I think 'Fame' still resonates three decades later because what we did was so pure and it was honest ... those stories were always so compelling. The dancing and the singing were just revelatory to the audiences. They hadn't seen anything like that week to week to week."

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Characters & Catchphrases

Interviewees discuss the origins of some of television's most popular characters and sayings.

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Natural Disasters

Interviewees discuss natural disasters and their coverage on television.

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First Big Break

Interviewees discuss how they got their start in the entertainment industry.

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Underrepresented Voices

Interviewees discuss the portrayal and contribution of underrepresented voices on television, in the entertainment industry, and in society at large.

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Emmy Awards

Interviewees discuss their Emmy-winning/nominated roles and memorable moments from the Awards Ceremonies.

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Medical Dramas

Medical Dramas describe fictional shows involving recurring characters that illustrate the work of medical practitioners.

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Comedy Series

Comedy describes series that are primarily intended to amuse. Shows include sitcoms, single camera comedies, satire, and sketch comedy series.

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News and Documentary

News and Documentary describes shows that feature the news of the day, an in-depth and/or investigative report, or an historical record.

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Reality TV

Reality TV describes series that present loosely scripted or unscripted situations with the intent to entertain, i.e. hidden-camera, court TV, or season-long competition programs.

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Drama Series

Drama describes shows involving recurring characters who must deal with emotional, difficult or changing circumstances (excluding shows which clearly fit into other genres, such as adventure or sci-fi series). Themes