Gallery was a proposed hour-long NBC anthology series for the 1953-1954 season, to be produced by Worthington Miner. This 26-page booklet offers a glimpse at what the series could have been. Continue Reading →
The August 20th, 1949 of Television Forecast includes listings for WBKB, WNBQ, WENR-TV, WGN-TV, and WTMJ-TV, plus articles, editorials, advertisements, and more. Continue Reading →
Browse a collection of promotional artwork from the 1970s for ABC shows like The Rookies, Harry O, A Touch of Grace, The New Land, The Texas Wheelers, and more. Continue Reading →
The November 5th, 1951 issue of TV Showtime, an early program guide covering Nebraska and Iowa, includes listings for KMTV, WOI-TV, and WOW-TV as well as brief articles. Continue Reading →
A collection of sponsor spots from the 1950s and 1960s for companies and products like Coke, Cover Girl, Pillsbury, Marlboro, Faberge, Kellogg’s, Nair, Stri-Dex, and Bit-O-Honey. Continue Reading →
Take a look at an early concept outline and several script pages from NBC’s short-lived 1971 sitcom The Good Life starring Larry Hagman and Donna Mills. Continue Reading →
Television Forecast was one of the earliest program guides, covering the Chicago area. The September 6th, 1948 issue features listings for stations WGN-TV and WBKB, short articles, advertisements, and more. Continue Reading →
Take a look at three complete image campaigns for FOX from the late 1980s/early 1990s, when the network was still new and still finding its footing. Continue Reading →
TV Guide published a number of picture features during the 1964-1965 season that spotlighted what went on behind-the-scenes on shows like Gilligan’s Island, Gomer Pyle, USMC, and The Baileys of Balboa. Continue Reading →
TV News was an early program guide covering Western New York. Read through the entire June 2nd, 1951 issue with articles about Groucho Marx and WBEN-TV’s Buffalo Amateur Show. On the cover is singer Marion Marlowe. Continue Reading →
Dell published two comic books based on ABC’s short-lived TV series The New People in 1970. Each contained two original stories. Both issues were later reprinted in Mexico. Continue Reading →