Even The Energizer Bunny Needs A Break Now And Then…
Just a short post tonight…I’m exhausted. The day started at The Paley Center For Media and then moved to the CBS Broadcast Center. It just ended at the The David Letterman Show. On the left, me taking one of the 182 photos I shot today. On the right…well, I’ll show what was on the other side of the door soon! More in the morning. Right now, I’m going to have another Carnegie Deli corned beef sandwich…the worlds best! Good Night All! Bobby
Good News, Bad News…RCA TK 76 The good news was, that now, any news could be covered more easily with the new TK 76 Electronic News Gathering (ENG) camera introduced in 1976. This was the fully self contained portable color camera RCA made for news crews. It weighed 19 pounds. The bad news was that […]
The female in these Match Game clips is our friend Christina Skaggs. She lives in Hawaii now and is a fantastic artist, working in several mediums. Here are 4 videos that show the Norelco PC 70s at Television City at work on The Match Game. Gene liked to mess with them as you’ll see here. […]
Here you’ll see everything from the TK60s and 41s to lenses, pedestals, heads, cranes, lights, control room and telecine gear and more…it’s the whole magilla. In case you have never visited David Gleason’s American Radio History site, you should! He has almost every broadcast publication ever printed and it’s all readable and searchable. A fantastic […]
Welcome To An Eyes Of A Generation EXCLUSIVE! Starting now, we will all be privy to some very interesting facts, details and even a few secrets about ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’, that before now, were never available. Thanks to Dee Wexler, we are going to be able to explore the extraordinary photos and papers left […]
Corned Beef
You my friend are living a dream I once had. Wish it was me, but so happy it’s you.
Wish…I…was…there!
Glad you’re having a great time, nothing like NYC
Can’t wait to see more pictures!
Bobby why did you tease me with the following words “Carnegie Deli” ? I would join you if I was there! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Have to agree – Carnegie Deli is the best!
Were you able to down a whole sandwich from the Carnegie Deli? They pile the meat so deep I wasn’t able to finish in one sitting. I always had to take them to the hotel for another meal.
The last time I was there I made sure to ask for extra slices of rye bread to maintain the proper MBR (meat-to-bread ratio.)