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Through the Decades: Through the Decades March 19
On March 19, Bill Kurtis of Through the Decades turns the lens of time back to 1953 for the day The Academy Awards were broadcast on television for the first time. Ellee Pai Hong recalls The Who's pivotal rock opera Tommy on the day its film adaptation was released in 1975, and Kerry Sayers remembers when the trailblazing sitcom The Mary Tyler Moore Show aired its finale in 1977. Ellee then ... more
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Decades Presents 1968: Movies continues our look back on the transformative years of the late 1960's. We examine how the dawning of a new era played out for Hollywood. We remember the rise of a young filmmaker named Francis Ford Coppola. We also recall when The Beatles broke into...
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We bet you can recognize these classic TV show even if the familiar images have all been replaced ... more
Can you guess which season these TV stars left their hit shows?
Image: Ebay A great cast is a necessary ingredient in any TV show, so it can really ... more