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- 4. Acting Funny May 6, 2014
- The backstage techniques of comic actors, including Robin Williams, Jonathan Winters and Tina Fey.
- 3. Breaking Barriers Apr 29, 2014
- Breakthroughs of Black actors including Diahann Carroll; Desi Arnaz and Edward James Olmos.
- 2. Doctors and Nurses Apr 22, 2014
- Actors Noah Wyle, Anthony Edwards, Gloria Reuben and Eriq LaSalle reveal the secrets of "ER."
TV's most famous actors share stories about their careers and each other. Highlights include funny ladies, superheroes, 'Roots' and the best of primetime soaps.
Preview. Late Night. Watch this show and many more anytime, anywhere on the free PBS App. Stream to your TV. Extras. 0:30. Doctors and Nurses Preview. Explore television’s long love affair with doctors and nurses from ER to Dr. Kildare. 0:30. Acting Funny Preview. This episode reveals the backstage techniques of America’s favorite comedic actors.
More than 200 breakthrough stars bring their stories to life in season four of the Emmy-nominated documentary series Pioneers of Television. Each episode melds compelling new interviews with irresistible clips to offer a fresh take on TV's biggest celebrities.
Arts & Culture History. More than 200 stars bring their stories to life in the Emmy®-nominated documentary series Pioneers of Television. Each episode melds compelling new interviews with irresistible clips to offer a fresh take on TV’s breakthrough celebrities and beloved programs.
The first was Dotto (1958), then Twenty-One (1956) where its most successful contestant Charles Van Doren, had become nationally known. Password (1961) from Mark Goodson was the first post-scandal hit show followed by Let's Make a Deal (1963).
A follow-up to the highly rated "Pioneers of Primetime," this documentary series features interviews with leading figures from the worlds of sitcoms, game shows, variety and late-night...
Jan 4, 2022 · They were Philo Farnsworth and Vladimir Zworykin. Who Invented the First TV? Traditionally, a self-taught boy from Idaho named Philo Farnsworth is credited for having invented the first TV.
