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How To Comment: Since many of our world wide readers are not using social media, we have made it easy for you to register and log in to comment too. Notice on all of the TV History articles, there is a comment area, with a message inviting you to log in to comment. Just click the underlined Login link there (or the green text here), and you will be directed to a one time registration process. On that page, under the white box that asks for username and password, notice the Register button (click here or there), and add your user name, email and name. Then, click Register and an email will come to you with a link to choose a password, after you choose it, save it and sign in. Check your spam box if you don’t see the email reply from us. Until you sign out, you can comment anywhere. When you come back, just enter your name and password. Only your name will appear with your comment, and not your email address. It’s that easy. If you are using social media, like Facebook, as above, click the Login link and you will find the social media buttons on the registration tab, so just click it to sign in using your account.  Many of the prior comments here were imported from our sister Facebook page, with valuable insights in posted by our large family of broadcast veterans, so enjoy them.

About This Updated Site: The “heart” of Eyes Of A Generation is the TV History section, with over 3,500 articles. The updated  Archives section is bigger and better than ever, and fascinating. An entirely new part of the site is the Viewseum which is a collection of uniquely historic moving images that take us behind the scenes and into technical areas that most have never seen. In the Network Studios History part, you’ll find almost 1,000 pages of history and rare photos you will not find anywhere else. These essays cover the history of ABC, CBS and NBC, and their studio histories on each coast, with a one of a kind time line in each. Finally, there is now a Contribution/Contact page too. If you need to contact me, just use that form. If you would like to contribute to the effort I have made each day for 18 years in preserving our broadcast history, that would be very welcome, as are your contributions of photos, videos, comments and support.