Behind The Scenes Of The Morning Shows…ABC, CBS And NBC
Thanks to The New York Times, here is a rare and interesting 24 shot slide show of the early morning preparations for the casts of the three big network morning shows. Enjoy and share! -Bobby Ellerbee
The Early Shift: Behind the Scenes of ‘Today,’ ‘This Morning’ and ‘Good Morning America’
In the dark hours of the morning, some of television’s biggest celebrities are already rolling out into the streets of the city that never sleeps.
A Wonderful Primer On Early Color Television… Written around the story of the ladies that were “Miss Color TV”, NBC’s Marie McNamara, and CBS’s Patty Painter, this is a very well done article on the progressions and setbacks encountered by both networks, in their race to bring color to the small screen. Enjoy and share! […]
EOAG Exclusive Photos…’The Doctors’, NBC Studio 3B Thanks to Bob Batsche, and Glenn Mack, we have these these rare color photos that they took on the set in 3B, and thanks to Chuck Snitchler, we have a shot of the slate from the first color episode which would air December 4, 1967, but was taped […]
‘Westinghouse Studio One’, The Scarlet Letter: April 1950 In 1948, ‘Westinghouse Studio One’ made a quantum leap from radio to television. The television series was seen on CBS from 1948 through 1958, under several variant titles: Studio One Summer Theater, Summer Theater, Westinghouse Studio One and Westinghouse Summer Theater. CBS produced the show in New […]
A Side Of Ed Sullivan We Never Knew… In the photo is Barbara Smith Forster with Ed and his two grandsons. They are on stage at the Deuville Hotel in Miami where the Beatles performed live 50 years ago on Sunday, February 16, 1964. Barbara was secretary to the show’s producer, and Sullivan son-in-law Bob […]
But no coverage on the most popular…Fox and Friends.
Cool insight. Thanks for sharing!
And no coverage of what goes on in MY part of the scene, in 30 Rock.
Thank you for all of the hard work that has been in this, and previous broadcast history. I am really enjoying and appreciate the work that has gone into the post’s.
They failed to show a slide of Matt Lauer being helicoptered in from The Hamptons.
Not to mention behind scene crew working excruciating hours actually rising earlier than talent, loyal to the show for years with hardly any mention.