It's About TV
A look at the relationship between classic television and American culture, concentrating on the 1950s through 1970s.
- By Mitchell Hadley
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly four posts per week
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Most recent posts
If you're like me, you've spent the last couple of months watching television with the remote close by your side, all the better to mute those interminable political commercials polluting the airwaves. It's not just …
Back on September 10, ABC preempted its entire Sunday prime-time lineup for Africa, a four-hour documentary that combined a look at the many new countries born from the end of colonialism with segments on African …
That's a great cover, isn't it? So vivid and alive with color. Television loved color in the 1960s, in a way it doesn't today. It's natural, considering how the networks were transitioning to full color …