Exploring forgotten TV from the 1920s to today.
Listen to a brief excerpt from an unidentified episode of ABC’s All My Children, possibly from October or November 1970, and potentially an example of an otherwise lost television program.
It’s the fifth annual Lost TV Day. Prepare to be underwhelmed. This year is mostly a “best of” looking back at highlights from the Television Obscurities archives.
This case study examines the status of NBC network programming from Saturday, April 16th, 1966 including Golf with Sam Snead and Get Smart.
Celebrate the fourth annual Lost TV Day at Television Obscurities. Are you curious why I chose July 1 for Lost TV Day? Read more and find out.
The October 8, 1958 premiere of Kraft Music Hall is now the earliest surviving entertainment program on color videotape, surpassing previous record holder “An Evening with Fred Astaire” by nine days.
My small collection of reel-to-reel tapes filled with TV audio may not include any lost programs but commercial breaks may be filled with lost material.