TELEVISION HISTORY: THE NBC STORY (60 year Celebration, NBC TV RCA, Classic TV)

THE NBC STORY: TELEVISION HISTORY: 60 year celebration of NBC, vintage television film clips, classic announcers, shows, themes. Fast-paced HISTORY of NBC TV. For review and comment only. (RCA, NBC, David Sarnoff, Broadcasting, Television) A rare treat. Runtime: 8 minutes.
Here are a few of the names and shows we spotted, there are many more...
Milton Berle
John Cameron Swazy
Groucho Marx
Good Morning Show
Dave Galloway
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
Saturday Night Live
Johnny Carson
David Sarnoff
Steve Allen
Ed Wynn
Charlie McCarthy
Fibber McGee & Molly
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Jimmy Durante
Arthur Fiedler
Kukla, Fran and Ollie
Kate Smith
Hopalong Cassidy
Jane Wyman
Cid Caesar
Abbot & Costello
George Goble
Perry Como
Father Knows Best
Ernie Kovaks
David Jansen
Shirley Temple
Jack Paar
Dina Shore
Gene Barry
Walt Disney
Dan Blocker
Bonanza
Michael Landon
Lorne Green
Fes Parker
Robert Culp
Don Adams
Jerry Van Dyke
Star Trek
The Monkeys
The Man from Uncle
Leo G. Carroll
Laugh In
Flip Wilson
Johnathan Winters
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Hollywood Squares
Games Garner
Little House on the Prairie
Quincy
CHIPS
Saturday Night Live
Night Rider
David Hasselhoff
Mr. T, A Team
Bill Cosby Show
Miami Vice
Cheers
David Letterman
Perry Mason
Golden Girls
RCA - Radio Corporation of America
NBC - National Broadcasting Company

[@lordmavbmp]

at 15 I found Conan on my cousins basic cable and caught wind of the late night wars. as an adult, its one of the most fascinating stories and ive learned alot about broadcast television through that story. thanks for this video!!!

[@ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

You are most welcome!!

[@prismstudios001]

What a gorgeous,entertaining documentary !

[@ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gratefulot360]

Really excellent!

[@ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

Glad liked it. It was a pretty rare find.

[@NathanSimpsonnathanisbeast]

I’m surprised NBC didn’t include Gumby in there like what they did with Howdy Doody, which gave life to Gumby

[@BriHealthyTV]

Very cool! Thank you so much!

[@ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

Hi Bri, You're very welcome!

[@JacobafJelling]

Keep vintage shows/documentaries coming. Everything can be interesting to some people. Also, 40-50 minute videos is only a good ;)

[@JacobafJelling]

I subscribed. Greetings from Denmark

[@ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

Hi T0ny M0ntana, thank you for joining!

[@frankowalker4662]

Nice little history of NBC, But America progressed and developed broadcast TV, they didn't invent it.

[@cjay2]

No 'one' person or country "invented" broadcast television, or radio. It was the result of hundreds of small developments that led to its realization.

[@frankowalker4662]

@@cjay2 My point exactly, yet a lot of documentaries state that America invented TV/Radio/Computers/Aeroplanes/Cars and just about everything else. It annoys me a little. Sorry.

[@cjay2]

@@frankowalker4662 Agreed. But we can say that all those things (and much more) were Western inventions overall. No other culture has been capable of doing the required research to develop these things.

[@oldmanemptyhouse7659]

But yet here you are posting from your American I-phone on a American video sharing website about a American company that has been broadcasting video two years shy of a century ! Lol 😂

[@frankowalker4662]

@@oldmanemptyhouse7659 It's a Japanese PC plugged into a Chinese TV. LOL Over here in the UK the BBC first broadcast TV in the 1936, in America the first TV broadcast was at the1939 World's Fair in New York. Due to WWII we had to stop TV and Radio broadcasting due to the Germans being able to use the signals as targets. But America could carry on during the war refining the system. 👍

[@JeffreyGSmith]

What year was this?

[@ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

Hi Jeff, this was from a VHS tape made in 1986, the 50th anniversary of NBC. (Fifty years earlier, 1936, July 7, the NBC division of RCA made its first television broadcast in New York. ~ Hope that helps. ~ Victor, CHAP