Interview Edward Asner In the first part of his four-hour Archive interview, Ed Asner describes his start as an actor in theater and in live television. He talks about his appearances in '60s television series Naked City, Route 66 , and The Defenders , his appearance as a regular on the political drama Slattery's People...
Genre Service Shows Service shows describe non-fiction series that present information on specifics topics with the intent to teach, instruct, or offer an opinion, i.e. cooking, carpentry, or home décor programs.
Profession Hosts This category consists of announcers, children's show hosts, film critics, game show hosts, interviewers, religious broadcasters, sportscasters, talk show hosts, TV chefs, and TV judges.
Profession Children's Show Host CHILDREN AND TELEVISION Children devote much of their free time to watching television--seemingly enamored of the screen--and continuous contact is thought to influence the way they understand and interpret both television and the world in which they live. Although children have everyday contact...
Show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood About Fred Rogers Fred McFeely Rogers, better known to millions of American children as Mr. Rogers, is the creator and executive producer of the longest-running children's program on public television, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood . While commercial television most often offers children animated...
Show Children's Corner, The Fred Rogers began his television career at NBC but joined the founding staff of America's first community-supported television station, WQED in Pittsburgh, as a program director in 1953. His priority was to schedule a children's program; however, when no one came forward to produce it, Rogers...
