On this episode Tom and Bert discuss and debate the Greatest Moments in TV History!
It's been close to 80 years since the Boob Tube entered our lives and when you consider that it really isn't that far removed from our lifetime.
We give a synopsis of how the criteria for our show was gathered and from the resources we searched.
In Part 1 we discuss the early days of the late 1940's and the early 1950's thru 1968.
From "Meet The Press" in 1947 to "I Love Lucy" in 1952 to the FIRST Color TV's and shows in 1953 we roll through the greatest moments.
Elvis appears on The Ed Sullivan Show, John Kennedy and Richard Nixon are Presidential candidates on the first Televised debate, The "Flintstones" are the 1st animated major prime time TV show and on and on.
We close Part 1 with the JFK Assassination and Jack Ruby murdering Lee Harvey Oswald, The Beatles on Ed Sullivan the First SUPERBOWL and the 1968 Olympic Games when Tommy Smith and John Carlos raised their fist in solidarity for the tumultuous times of the day.
Enjoy the show!
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