So that's how TV Guide began. Very interesting look into the evolving medium of television. Thanks for sharing. 📺

@hayford75

5 жыл бұрын

Your welcome. Its history is very interesting.

I was born in October 1961. These shows were before my time but interesting to see this.

@hayford75

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice to hear the extended I Love Lucy theme.

Real good, Pete! Too bad you didn't get a network ID from Dumont, but I'm not sure any exist...

@hayford75

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you. That was hard to find.

Before my Time in March of 61, didn't show a Lot of Local Chicago T.V. or Tell who were the Local Chicago Players, the Early Days of T.V. in Chicago, Stations like WBKB (Now WLS/ABC 7 Since 68), WGN 9, WNBQ (Now WMAQ/NBC 5 "We Must Ask Questions"), No Telling when WBBM (CBS 2) Came into the Picture around that Time? But your Work Ain't Don't with this! So we'll be Wating for Part Two!

@hayford75

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a TV buff. I found it fascinating with all that talent. When TV forecast ended, there were only 4 TV stations in Chicago, and not everyone had a TV set and the TV schedules weren't 24 hours a day, unlike today. Most relied on newspapers or the radio.

@waynewright2886

5 жыл бұрын

@@hayford75 When I Grew Up as a Child in Chicago in the 60's I Remember Chicago Local Characters, Like The Late Lee Phillip who had a Afternoon Show, Chicago Newscasters Like Floyd Kalber, John Drury, Joel Daly, Others I can't Remember, & of Course the Legends Bill Kurtiss, WBBM/CBS 2 & the Late Fahey Flynn, ABC 7/WLS, & Before then WBBM/CBS 2, Other Chicago News Legends Came After I Moved to L.A. in September 69.

Wish they would have forecasted the amount of dog poo on the way to my office in Hinsdale, seems like 1977 was the year for stepping in it and tracking it they his office carpeting