1764:, mainly from the first two seasons (1972–1973 and 1976–1978), including the first episode of the first season, are lost or were destroyed. Only four out of 54 episodes from the first season and 12 out of 83 from the second season are known to survive. The third to the fifth seasons (1982–1986) are also incomplete, but not as significantly as the previous seasons. The sixth season of 1987 is the first to be fully located and preserved. Televisión Española's archives were not catalogued until 1987, leaving thousands of tapes full of unidentified content. Consequently, more episodes may exist than are currently known; in fact, an episode from the first season, previously thought lost, was discovered in 2005. Additionally, some lost episodes from seasons two through five are available as either complete episodes or in parts within the archives and on home video recordings made by the public.
1833:, 31 segments are now considered lost. The show only lasted for 26 episodes—it was interrupted due to the dissolution of Nippon TV Video, the production studio, which sold off many of the show's reels in an effort to avoid bankruptcy. 23 segments/episodes are known to have survived, two of which have no audio. The final episode, "Sayonara Doraemon," (Goodbye Doraemon) was aired on September 30, 1973. Audio, still images, the opening theme and the ending theme survive all together. In 1995, 16 episodes were found to be stored in Studio Rush (now known as IMAGICA), and other segments have been found, though two remain without their audio tracks. The opening and ending credits still exist as well, along with a pilot film produced in 1972. These are occasionally shown at
2945:, who refused to work with colour recording equipment as part of a work to rule. The following five episodes were also recorded in monochrome, before the dispute ended with the recording of episode 6 in color on 12 February 1971. After the entire thirteen-episode season run had been recorded, it was decided to rerecord the first episode in colour to gain the highest possible audience for its first UK transmission and to help with overseas sales. The re-recording took place on 21 May 1971, and the series' UK debut was on 10 October 1971. The original monochrome recording was never transmitted and was wiped. All of the other five black-and-white episodes from Series 1 survive.
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991:(ABC) erased much of its early produced output. Much of the videotaped ABC program material from the 1960s and early 1970s was erased as part of an economy policy instituted in the late 1970s in which old program tapes were surrendered for bulk erasure and reuse. This policy particularly targeted older programs recorded in black-and-white, leading to the loss of many recordings made before early 1976, when the real reason is that Australian television converted to color. The ABC continued erasing older television output until the late 1970s.
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time-consuming, and because of the comparatively lower cost, and the high level of skill available to
Australian TV networks in live broadcasting, and the lack of any market for such recordings, pre-recording or archiving of most day-to-day TV content was considered unnecessary and uneconomical. Although some news and other programming from this period has survived, most of what is still extant is material that was captured on film (such as actuality footage, interviews, press conferences, etc., recorded for news stories).
671:, and 90 of the 95 ballets shown on Australian TV in that period. Some of this was recorded, but little of that material has survived. One of the best-known and most often seen surviving recordings from this period is the footage that purports to be the recording of the inaugural broadcast of TCN-9 Sydney on 16 September 1956, but this is in fact a fabrication – the actual broadcast was not recorded at the time, so the station re staged it some days later, for archival and promotional purposes.
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4083:(ABC, 1966–1974) Most episodes of the original ABC daytime version are lost, and many of those that do survive are said to have deteriorated. However, a handful have been shown on GSN, most notably the 1974 finale. The ABC nighttime version's status is also unknown for similar reasons, although a few of the evening shows have been shown on GSN's former block "Game Show Saturday Night". Most of the syndicated version exists, and has been rerun on GSN in the past.
3938:. When Carson later learned of their destruction, he was furious. Selected sequences from the 1962–1972 era survive and were often replayed by Carson himself (particularly in the months preceding his retirement in 1992) and have been released to home video; some audiotapes and still pictures of those years also exist, including the introduction to Carson's very first broadcast, which was presented with audio and still images during his final appearance hosting
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were quickly filling up. The increased cost of colour
Quadruplex videotape—approximately £1,000 per tape at today's prices—meant that companies still often re-used the tapes for cost control purposes. Negative attitudes to a program's value also persisted. Some early colour productions were telerecorded onto monochrome film for overseas sales to countries which did not yet have colour television. Early colour programs may only survive in this form.
2079:, the television network that took over ABS-CBN's facilities from 1973 to 1986 is unknown. An audio recording of the daily sign off as well as a video recording of a 10-second station ID from the 1970s and a copy of the channel's rebranded City 2 Television from 1982 are known to exist. Additionally, a station ID from 1986 have resurfaced, though it only refers to the station as “Channel 2,” shortly before ABS-CBN reacquired the frequency.
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during the 1960's and early 1970's survives. The majority of ABC-TV's mainstream original content (including comedy, drama, variety, news and current affairs) was produced in-house; consequently these programs all suffered considerable losses due to the corporation's policy of reusing videotape – a practice further exacerbated by budget cuts in the 1970''s. In one notorious case, a controversial installment of the 1970's ABC comedy series
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926:), which at its peak in the 1970''s had major primetime series running concurrently on all three Australian commercial networks. Crawfords retained the rights to its productions, and was able to earn money from reruns, so most of its production output was preserved. Crawford is now unique in Australian TV history because it still owns and markets a comprehensive archive of all its major productions from the 1960s and beyond, including
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3484:(1946–1956) remained active, officials of the DuMont network wished to keep its programs as intact as possible. However, the network ceased to exist in 1956 and its archive was discarded in the 1970s. Nearly the entire film archive consisting of approximately 175 television series are missing, presumed destroyed. From the ten years of this network, only about 100 kinescope and originally film episodes of DuMont series survive at the
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764:(ABC TV's ground-breaking nightly current affairs show) – most of the in-studio segments and other pre-recorded video segments were later wiped, although a small proportion of recorded reports survive because it was still common at the time (late 1960's-early 1970's) that location footage for feature stories was shot and edited on film before transfer to video for broadcast, so some of these film sources have survived.
3749:. All of the episodes are said to have been lost after station management vindictively erased tapes in 1970 in retaliation after Winchell refused Metromedia's syndication deal and Winchell's offer to buy the tapes for $ 100,000.00. Winchell sued Metromedia in 1986 and was awarded $ 17.8 million, in total for the value of the tapes and in damages against Metromedia. Metromedia subsequently appealed to the
2110:(Kinescope in the US), first used in 1947, which involved capturing the image from a special television monitor onto film using a modified film camera. increased in use during the 1950s, and surviving UK programs which were not pre-filmed usually exist in this form until the late 1960s. Conventional filmmaking methods, other than for factual programming, were only gradually introduced from the mid-1960s.
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705:) recognized her father from a Shakespeare production, and told him about it. Assuming that the ABC still owned the print and was making money out of these recordings without compensating the actors, Weingott lodged an official complaint. Commonwealth police descended on the illegal collector, but he was warned that they were coming, and in a panic he destroyed almost all the material he possessed.
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4328:, which ran throughout 1974 and 1975 in syndication throughout the United States, is believed to have been almost entirely destroyed. (In contrast, because syndication required dozens of copies of a given episode to be produced to be sent to individual stations, that also increased the possibility that "syndication prints" would survive by not being returned to the syndicator.)
4552:, which ran from 1966 to 1971, has the distinction of being one of the few soap operas to have nearly all of its original episodes preserved. As a result of kinescope, many earlier episodes of which the master film was lost are still available. However, episode #1219 was lost but reconstructed with an audio recording for home video release. The reconstructed episode included,
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2826:, leaving gaps in their archive holdings. The former nature of the ITV network, in which private independent companies were awarded franchises to serve geographical areas for a set period of time, meant that when companies lost their franchise, their archives were often sold to third parties and became fragmented, and/or risked being destroyed, as ownership and
3956:, was publicized in newspapers as the first weekday morning network variety show. It began in March 1968, with prerecorded telecasts five mornings a week. Many episodes were taped over by ABC network employees in favor of other shows produced at the network’s New York headquarters. Cavett maintains a website with a list of the surviving episodes of
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materials grew, there was a need for even larger repositories and constant relocation. During the 1960s and 1970s, Czech
Television's repositories were scattered in up to 10 locations. Recordings were often stored in unsuitable conditions - suffering from moisture, pressure, and inappropriate temperature. As a result, many recordings were damaged.
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July 12, 1988. No episodes of the daytime version prior to July 13, 1988, have ever aired on USA, GSN, or Buzzr, and the latter has never used any footage prior to that date on social media or in promotions. The July 1988 date was also cited by show staffer Mitt Dawson in a YouTube comment. The 1985-86 syndicated version exists in its entirety.
4000:, more than any other genre, were prone to being lost. Many between 1941 and 1980 had such short runs (some measured in a span of weeks or even days) that networks felt it unnecessary to retain them; recycling the tapes would be more profitable and less of an effort than attempting to sell the series in reruns, especially in an era before
2941:(1970–1975) does not exist in any form, with the possible exception of a few stills and the location footage which features at the start of the transmitted shot-in-color rerecording of the episode. The original recording took place on 13 November 1970, and was in monochrome, owing to a dispute with studio technicians, the so-called
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high cost and the potential reuse of the tapes led to the transfer of program material to film, via telerecording, whenever sales of overseas screening rights were possible or preservation deemed worthwhile. The recycling of videotapes, coupled with savings made on the storage of the bulky 2" tapes, enabled costs to be kept down.
3968:. Eleven months later, when the band’s singer Janis Joplin was publicized as a solo artist, she became Cavett’s guest on his new prime-time series, and he made sure that video was preserved, including color moving images. While talking to Joplin on prime-time in 1969, Cavett twice refers to their previous encounter on
4765:(the only Super Bowl to be aired by two networks), but neither network then felt the need to preserve the game long-term; CBS saved the telecast for a few months and re-ran it as filler programming at least once before wiping it. A color videotape containing the first, second and fourth quarters of the telecast from
4125:(ABC, 1974–1975) has only two full episodes surviving, namely the 1974 pilot and episode #67, which aired in March 1975. A video clip of another bonus round exists, along with an ABC promo and an undated audio clip of an opening. An audio recording of the July 4, 1975, finale exists and circulates among collectors.
701:(then a production assistant at the ABC), arranged for a friend to pose as a silver nitrate dealer, and the anonymous collector purchased the films for a nominal cost. Subsequently, the collector occasionally rented some of the films out to schools for a small fee, but the daughter of one of the actors involved (
2409:(all episodes only surviving in audio form), were reconstructed using animation for DVD releases. The BBC holds many clips from the lost episodes ranging from such sources as an 8 mm camera, censored clips physically cut from the episodes, insert shots, and clips shown on 1960s and 1970s programs (such as
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plays), Game 3 is complete minus most of the 10th inning and the 11th inning, Game 4 is intact from the pregame show to the top of the 4th inning, and Game 5 has fragments of the first seven innings and the entirety of the last two innings. About 30 minutes of excerpts from Game 6 survive, while Game
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has a majority of its telecasts lost. Many parades were either un-recorded, discarded, or wiped entirely after their only broadcast. Only two parade telecasts from 1980 or prior exist in their entirety (1959, 1976); four others survive only via audio recordings that are up for sale online. Many clips
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barred the networks from syndicating their own archived programming; intended to encourage more local and independent content, it had the unintended consequence of prompting the networks to discard tapes that syndication companies had no interest in distributing (especially those in black and white).
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Although the
Quadruplex videotape system was used in the UK from 1958, this system was expensive and complex; recorded programs were often erased after broadcast in an era when the UK had few channels and repeats were rare. Videotape was not initially thought to be a permanent archivable medium – its
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The Brno studio of Czech
Television also stored its film reels in high humidity conditions, and these reels were later transported to the new Prague repository. Fifty percent of these film reels were found to be affected by vinegar syndrome due to poor storage conditions. Films suffering from vinegar
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episodes in aid of the show's 50th anniversary, by publishing their own list of missing episodes and setting up a specific address which the public could email if they had any information. In 2013 it was announced that ten 1960s episodes were discovered in a
Nigerian television broadcasting station,
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Though most soap operas made the transition from live broadcast to videotaping their shows during the 1960s, it was still common practice to wipe and reuse the tapes. This practice was due to the high cost of videotape at the time. While soap operas began routinely saving their episodes between 1976
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Advances in technology have resulted in old programs being transferred to new digital media, where they can be restored or (if they are damaged or otherwise cannot be restored) kept from decaying further. In the United
Kingdom, archival television recordings of both the BBC and ITV, along with other
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There is lost material in all genres — as late as the early 1990s, a large number of videotaped children's programs from the 1970s and 1980s were irretrievably wiped by the BBC archives on the assumption that they were of "low priority", without consulting the BBC children's department itself.
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television program, were never recorded; the two existing episodes are the BBC's earliest recordings of any fictional series. The visual quality of the second episode's recording was considered so poor—a fly entered the gap between the camera and monitor at one point—that the remainder of the series
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In this early period, the technology then available to pre-record television programs, or to record live broadcasts off-air, was relatively primitive. Although
Australia introduced TV rather later (1956) than other nations like the US, the use of videotape did not become widespread in the Australian
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Almost completely destroyed. The show was originally broadcast live and not recorded, but began using kinescopes in 1948. Many episodes from the latter period still existed as late as 1975, but only one complete 1949 episode (in the Paley Media
Collection; see their web catalogue) and a few seconds
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NBC and ABC continued wiping their game shows well into the 1970s; while ABC ceased in early 1978, NBC continued to wipe some shows into 1980, leaving much of their daytime game show content lost. CBS abandoned wiping these programs by
September 1972, largely as a result of their collaboration with
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was the first game of the 1979 Softball World Series in men's professional slow-pitch softball. Roughly 20 years later, the manager of the Kentucky Bourbons, losers in the series, contacted ESPN about acquiring a copy of that game, and was told that this was the only lost broadcast in the network's
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The introduction of colour television in the United Kingdom from 1967 meant that broadcasters felt there was less value in retaining monochrome recordings. Such tapes could not be re-used for colour production, so they were disposed of to create space for the new colour tapes in the archives, which
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started broadcasting in 1953. Early broadcasts were live and mostly not recorded. Only a small part, about 5 - 10% of Czech TV production from the 1950s, mostly news and art production, is preserved. Later, the amount of programs being recorded for permanent storage increased, especially with usage
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Older video and audio formats were expensive relative to the amount of material that could be stored. They also consumed a great deal of storage space, making retention costly. There was more incentive to recycle the media for reuse or, in the case of film media, for silver content than to preserve
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from 30 minutes to a full hour in the late 1970s, Nixon agreed on the condition that the network would begin saving the episodes. ABC complied, and full hour broadcasts began on April 25, 1977. However, different sources indicate that a warehouse fire destroyed the vast majority of the early-1970s
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in 1983, total running time of one minute, NBC employees made no effort to preserve it. When her sudden death in a car accident, three weeks after the live telecast, made people curious about her appearance in the segment, it was discovered that an employee of an unknown NBC affiliated station had
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has kept all evening national news telecasts since Monday, August 5, 1968. Only newscasts that lasted a half-hour were saved. During that era until the 1980s, all three networks continued featuring news updates that lasted five minutes or less and were inserted during commercial breaks. As late as
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s entire original NBC daytime run is gone, save for footage held in museum collections and a handful of clips used in specials. The 1973-74 syndicated version is presumed destroyed as well. Even though a handful of episodes can be seen on Youtube, the 1980s daytime version is presumed lost through
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in 1972, were uncommon until the early 1980s. It is thought unlikely that lost television episodes exist in the collections of individuals, though this occasionally happens. Home audio recordings, however, were relatively common at the time, and audio recordings of these episodes are somewhat more
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highlight compilation tapes was released on video in the early 1990s (followed in 2006 by a DVD), much of the footage appeared to have been culled from the off-air recordings by members of the public. Another relatively recent ITV show for which archival copies are unavailable is the international
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All television programs have copyright and secondary rights associated with them. For drama and entertainment, the actors, writers, and musicians involved in a production all have underlying rights. In the past, these rights were defended rigorously—permission could even be denied by a contributor
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In the beginning, Czech Television lacked sufficient storage space to accommodate their constantly growing archive, so it had to store its recordings at various rented external locations. These repositories were located in rented bunkers, a barn, a pub, and even a church. As the number of archived
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Another factor; common to all countries, was that before domestic video technology was introduced in the 1970's, there was generally no economic motive for Australian TV to make or keep recordings of most TV shows, except in the case of pre-produced mainstream documentary, comedy or drama programs
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Well into the 1970's, it was still common for news, current affairs, sports coverage, game shows, talk/panel shows, infotainment programs and variety shows to be broadcast live, and these were usually not recorded. In this early period, recording and editing TV shows on videotape was expensive and
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were only saved as black-and-white kinescopes despite being produced and telecast in color. ABC purchased the shows in late 1974; different sources report that Nixon's archive was either lost in a fire or erased. A few black-and-white kinescopes of both series' early years exist, as well as a few
4211:'s production company continued reusing tapes into 1985. GSN aired one episode prior to the first cut-off point, a show from 1976 - as well as two shows prior to the 2nd cutoff point, Pat Sajak's debut as host in 1981 and Vanna White's debut as hostess in 1982. Both episodes were sourced from the
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program segments being recorded on film (in an older part of the studio complex) and then transferred to video for broadcast. Although many broadcast masters were wiped, many more were rescued and hidden by the program's later producer, Bernie Cannon, and nearly all the post-1970 filmed segments,
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Even after videotape was well-established in Australian TV production, the practice of erasing and reusing tapes was common in both commercial TV and the ABC, and this continued well into the 1970's. Only a very small portion surviving of the many thousands of hours of videotaped programming made
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to produce the video output for transmission. The pioneer broadcasts were not, however, preserved on this intermediate film as the nitrate (celluloid) stock was scanned while still wet from the fixer bath and never washed to remove the fixer chemicals. Consequently, the film decomposed very soon
2044:(PBA) in 1975, along with most of the games that were broadcast during the first seven seasons of the league, are believed to be lost. The oldest known full game archive of the league was from the 1979 season. Most of the league's playoffs games, including a significant number of games involving
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and its "Missing Believed Wiped" event which was first held in 1993 and is part of a campaign to locate lost items from British television's past. There is also a network of collectors who, if they find any programs missing from the BBC archives, will contact the corporation with information—or
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The Center for Media Psychology Research Pakistan website gives a different story, stating that after the switch to colour broadcast, the recording medium in the 1970s was the one inch spool format which recorded sound and electronic moving pictures as a combined stream on a magnetic recording
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In the first decade of Australian TV, 1956–1966, Australia produced very little original local drama content, compared to other English-speaking nations. From the introduction of TV in Australia in 1956 to around 1964, the commercial stations did produce their own programs, but the majority of
1292:, in addition to many segments of their other soap operas as a result of wiping, and also due to three fires that occurred in 1969 (at its São Paulo studios), 1971 and 1976, (the latter two at its Rio de Janeiro studios) where in the 1976 fire, an estimated 920 to 1,500 tapes were destroyed.
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TV programming has survived. Many economic, technical, social and regulatory forces combined to prevent large-scale preservation of Australian programs from this period, and also contributed to the later destruction of most of what was recorded at the time. There was, and is, no regulatory
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5556:. It is believed that incomplete tapes of the ALCS exist. It is possible these games are not shown in part because the audio quality is poor. A common method of getting around such deficiencies would be to overlay a radio telecast or narration by a player or commentator where gaps exist.
2357:'s first major role, only survives in the form of a single episode (episode six, "The Face of the Tiger"), some film fragments from episodes one ("The Message"), two ("The Machine"), three ("The Miracle") and seven ("The Last Mystery"), and a complete audio recording of episode seven.
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Final archive cuts of aired shows were stored in a near-freezing room, which was the standard storage requirement. However, sometime in the early 1980s, the air conditioning for archives was set to an inadequate temperature, causing the spools to succumb to the heat and fuse together.
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until the late 1970s; as a result, only scattered kinescopes and video segments chronicle the first quarter-century of the show's news coverage. Of the program's inaugural edition in January 1952, only the first half-hour and the last fifteen minutes exist for contemporary viewing.
3421:, as performers often performed a show back-to-back, but never three times in succession. Daytime programs, however, were generally not kinescoped for preservation (although many were temporarily kinescoped for later broadcast, episodes recorded in this way were usually discarded).
1491:, the Danish broadcaster and this edition's host nation, but later destroyed in a fire. However, DR later stated that a recording was never made in the first place, as no tape machines were available at the time. Another recording of the contest was thought to have existed at the
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4978:. The WFL did not have an in-house films division, but cinematographer Lewis Bice did shoot several highlight reels for promotions and television newscasts; when NFL Films found some of Bice's surviving work, they were surprised to see it was at or near their own quality.
3291:. The daytime shows, almost all of them having been taped, were erased because they were not perceived as having continuing commercial value (due to the volume of episodes, rerun syndication of such programming was rarely undertaken). In the early 1970s, the passage of
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of the NBC telecasts were shown in anniversary specials, showing that some of their telecasts exist. NBC also broadcast the parade locally in 1939 and during the mid-to-late 1940s, but those are also lost, as professional television recording did not exist until after
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Some of the best-known survivors of this period are comedy or drama series commissioned and broadcast by the ABC's commercial rivals. Frequently, these were outsourced productions made by private companies, such as the many drama series made by Melbourne-based
1245:, hence they were unable to be migrated to a modern format. However, part of the library of Rio de Janeiro TV Tupi studios was found in 2005 at the headquarters of Radio Tupi, and later donated to the Brazilian National Archive, which signed an agreement with
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were wiped. To this day, Network Ten still only keeps some of its programming. Other notable losses from the Ten archive include hundreds of episodes of the Melbourne-based pop music shows commissioned and broadcast by ATV-0 Melbourne in the 1960s and early
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2884:, found by Ray Langstone in 2011. Most material from the 1960s also only survives as telerecordings. Some early episodes are also believed to be damaged or in poor quality, whereas much of the output of other broadcasters – such as many early episodes of
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history. However, it was later found that the owner of the series-winning Milwaukee Schlitz had previously purchased a copy of this broadcast, and still had the tapes in his possession. The tapes were produced and eventually became the centerpiece of an
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is completely intact, although approximately half of the colour episodes only exist in monochrome; this was after copies of episodes thought to be lost were recovered in the late 1990s from early non-broadcast standard video recordings made for writers
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holds a large number of its older black-and-white programs, the company having an unofficial policy of retaining as much of its broadcast material as possible despite financial hardship in its early years. This includes the entirety of the soap opera
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In Finland, the law on the archiving of TV programs came into effect in 1984. In 1981, Finland held a televised competition to select their musical entry to the Eurovision Song Contest. The only live performance from their semi-final round is of the
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against Roberto Benedicto (who took over ABS-CBN's facilities following the declaration of martial law) that "the musical records and radio dramas accumulated by ABS-CBN in a span of twenty-five (25) years and stored in its library were now gone".
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In 1996, a new archival building was completed in Kavčí Hory in Prague. All materials were relocated to this new repository, which featured strictly controlled storage conditions. Along with this, an effort to restore the damaged materials began.
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1495:, but it has since been revealed that this is not the case. As no other broadcasters are known to have preserved a recording, only small portions of the original broadcast and audio from the radio transmission are accessible for the time being.
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of Presley's complete performance, singing "Tweedlee Dee", "Money Honey", "Hearts of Stone", "Shake, Rattle and Roll", "That's All Right" and "You're a Heartbreaker" on the program, has survived. The original broadcast date was March 5, 1955.
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in 1956 was broadcast live on radio and television but only a partial audio recording of a radio transmission has survived from the original broadcast, with an independently filmed clip of the winner's reprise as the only video available. The
2130:(a major event in the 1950s) was performed live in the studio. On following Thursdays, because telerecording was then of insufficient broadcast quality, another live performance was broadcast, the artists returning to perform the play again.
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From March 1950 to July 1952, no live broadcasts of the show were preserved with two exceptions: one episode from October 13, 1951, and another from January 5, 1952. The first one is a "public domain" episode, the second exists at the
4928:, filming the game with its own equipment. Thus, preserving the telecasts on tape was not seen as a priority by the networks when another source was available – though the sportscasters' play-by-play comments, as a result, were lost.
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networks devoted to reruns of genres perceived as being of low value and thus discarded eventually suggested this was false, as the large number of episodes required for a daily program made even a short-run game show a candidate for
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on the preservation of American television and video, that little value was given to the DuMont film archive by the 1970s, and that all the remaining kinescoped episodes of DuMont series were loaded into three trucks and dumped into
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and scenes not originally broadcast because of time constraints. When producers and distributors realized the significant demand for such content, they preserved the content to be marketed later (especially for home-video releases).
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Before reliable, high-quality inter-city cable and satellite links were established, some Australian programs of the 1960s were routinely videotaped, usually for distribution to affiliate stations in other states – like the popular
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from its archives in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Cook and Moore reportedly offered to pay for the cost of preservation and buy new videotapes so that the old tapes would not need to be reused, but this offer was rejected. Some
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After the floods, the damaged archives were immediately transported to Prague, and an intensive cleaning and duplication process began, saving some of the damaged recordings. The flooded film reels remain stored in the repository.
5849:(VTV) may be due to liquidation of tapes, scratched tapes, etc., but in most cases are due to the erasure of old tapes with new programs, so most of the previous programs on VTV in the pre-2000 period are very difficult to find.
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When the industry finally realized in early 1990s that transfer to digital video was imminent, the equipment needed to play back the old spools was no longer in working condition and replacement parts were almost nonexistent.
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fan conventions in Japan, but cannot be released legally on DVD owing to rights complications due to the production studio being defunct. It was briefly rebroadcast in 1979, but was abruptly pulled off television by order of
1095:. Though it ran five nights a week from 1957 to 1970, fewer than 100 episodes are known to survive, and many of the surviving episodes are edited prints made for rebroadcast across Australia. Early episodes of breakfast show
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Since the BBC library was first audited in 1978, missing programs or extracts on either film or tape are often found in unexpected places. An appeal to broadcasters in other countries who had shown missing programs (notably
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were transmitted live without any official recording, and many of the original master tapes of such editions as recorded by the broadcaster were wiped or deteriorated after the series was canceled in 1982. When a series of
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The master tapes are believed to have all been lost or destroyed. The pilot version of the first episode "Sara & Hoppity" was discovered in a 16 mm print along with the 16 mm film reels of all 39 episodes of
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started saving their shows around 1979. Very few pre-1979 color episodes of the Procter and Gamble-sponsored shows survive, with most extant episodes preserved as monochrome kinescopes. Exceptions include two episodes of
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A significant portion of early television programming was never recorded, largely because means of recording were not available or because the content itself was thought to have little monetary or historical value. Early
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Because CBS wiped it, thousands of episodes no longer exist. However, the J. Fred & Leslie W. MacDonald Collection of the Library of Congress has 3 kinescopes from 1953, 1 from 1954, and 39 from May to August 1966.
3839:, originally broadcast on CBS, are either lost or only survive in poor condition. The 2011 DVD release of the first half of the season includes an on-screen plea to anyone who might have prints of the missing episodes.
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Only one episode has survived from early 1949 of this DuMont show, featuring Wally Cox (flubbing his lines in a live DuMont TV set commercial) and Arnold Stang with musical performances set in a high school classroom.
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s 1980–81 run, produced in Canada, only has between 33 and 40 "airable" masters remaining, in addition to several home recordings. The remaining master tapes are largely missing, or otherwise damaged beyond recovery.
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4149:(NBC, 1974–1975) has only two known full episodes remaining plus the opening of a third - one surviving episode is noteworthy in that it was intended to air August 9, 1974, but was preempted due to news coverage of
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had sold them upon the companies' loss of its broadcasting licence. Their recovery enabled the reconstruction of otherwise missing original editions of the program, meaning most of the series exists in visual form.
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Since the establishment of an archival policy for television in 1978, BBC archivists and others over the years have used various contacts in the UK and abroad to try to track down missing programs. For example, all
2002:, a few test transmissions were broadcast, but the majority of programming was live. Since at the time PTV did not have the tools needed to create backups, the programming was considered lost as soon as it aired.
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by recording over previous episodes; as a result, few episodes survive. After the closure of TV Tupi in 1980 the 536 tapes at its São Paulo studios were transported to a warehouse in the São Paulo municipality of
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recounted the story of a large collection of kinescopes of early ABC drama productions, and other programs, including some of the first Australian TV Shakespeare productions, and the pioneering popular music show
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1407:) were saved and rerun for several years after their cancellation. Furthermore, Canadian rebroadcasts have been a source of some programming their producers in the United States and the United Kingdom have lost.
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General lack of repeats of 1950's and 1960's Australian series makes it difficult to know what is extant and what is lost. For example, there is no information available as to whether any episodes still exist of
3092:) produced "missing" episodes from the archives of those television companies. Episodes have also been returned to broadcasters by private film collectors who had acquired 16mm film copies from various sources.
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are missing. The entire master archive was stolen in the early 1970s and not recovered. The current collection is taken from tapes sent out to individual stations, approximately half of which have been found.
743:(the infamous "Leave It To Jesus" episode) was lost because the show's producer vehemently objected to its religious satire, and deliberately erased the master tape the night before it was due to be broadcast.
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holds a large number of daytime television airings that were spared from the wiping practice. Also archived there are handfuls of episodes of each soap opera that was on the air from 1971 and 1973, including
4416:. The same report added, "Television stations still erase and recycle their video cassettes", referring to local news programs. Many local stations contract with outside companies for archiving news coverage.
1742:" was later uncovered on a tape recorded by a home viewer. An additional episode was later uncovered as the host had kept a copy himself, and was later re-broadcast on a Dutch cable channel in 2012. A clip of
4913:, although the existence of many 1978 games on CBS by private collectors shows that the networks by that point started keeping recordings of regular season games. There are rare exceptions of CBS games from
4105:, mostly the 1968 NBC nighttime version and 1971–1976 syndicated episodes, in addition to one daytime episode; NBC allegedly destroyed the remainder when it was announced that GSN acquired the rights to the
1299:'s output was damaged in a fire in 1969; however, in the late 1990s about 100 tapes of Rede Excelsior programming were discovered in the archives of Globo and TV Gazeta and these tapes were restored by the
6489:. Half of the 24 episodes were wiped some time in the mid-80's, as were many of DR's productions made before 1987, where DR made an agreement with "Statens Mediesamling" to archive all future productions.
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which is preserved in its entirely thanks to the CBC Television Network. The status of most regular season and playoff games from the early years of television up to the immediate years following the 1970
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As late as the late 1970s, American companies that syndicated game shows, such as Odyssey Productions, were more likely to wipe all their videotapes than the three networks were. The syndicated game show
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was believed to be lost for years. It was rediscovered in the late 1990s, but only in black-and-white kinescope; the original color broadcast has been lost. The kinescope has since been released on DVD.
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for total of 1,224 episodes, were reportedly wiped after the broadcast. The tapes were reportedly reused for other programs since video tapes were costly. 6 episodes have resurfaced from black and white
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service dates back to 1936 and was originally a nearly live-only medium. The hours of transmission were very limited and the bulk of the programming was transmitted either live from the studio, or from
1274:. Until 1997, Rede Record had no policy on archiving videotapes; since then, at least 600 videotapes that were previously believed to be lost have been recovered with the help of the Ressoar Institute.
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and digital media) has made wiping less beneficial, as the cost of producing and maintaining copies of telecasts dropped dramatically. Broadcasters also later realized the great commercial potential of
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6470:, children's underwear and photos of deceased children. This discovery led Brown to get the attention of the police in 1998 and later get arrested in 2012 to later be sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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are now held in trust for the public as the South West Film and Television Archive, whilst changes in legislation mean that ITV companies which lose their franchises must donate their archives to the
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belong to many different organisations, as the majority of Associated-Rediffusion's tapes were disposed of, although in recent years there have been occasional discoveries, such as a 1959 episode of
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for the search for lost BBC productions has ended. The BBC still does accept materials and they can be contacted through the "Donating to the BBC Collection" page of the history on the BBC website.
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never wiped programs it produced. As a result, the CBC now maintains a nearly complete archive of all programming it produced that was recorded. One exception was the 1953–54 science-fiction series
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has preserved many old programs and has one of the most complete archives among Brazilian television networks. Despite having suffered a fire in 1986, this fire did not reach the station's archives.
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5351:'s calls and analysis of them. The presentation tape is held by the Peabody vault, creating a case where "reconstructing" a game in an incomplete format would require going to two different outlets.
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strike in late 1981 resulted in six episodes set to be broadcast in November and December 1981 not being aired at all. ITV have never shown these episodes and they are believed to have been wiped.
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system. Baird adopted an intermediate film technique where the live material was filmed using a standard film camera mounted on a large cabinet which contained a rapid processing unit and an early
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although only nine were later released. Philip Morris, who discovered all ten episodes, speculated that the tenth episode was stolen and sold for a profit before it could be returned to the UK.
1179:(until 1971). Then in 1967, videotape recording was introduced to record their television programs. Bangladesh Television rarely practiced wiping since its archive has been carefully maintained.
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through her own production company, Creative Horizons, Inc., and kept a complete archive of monochrome kinescopes until ABC bought the shows from her in 1975. When the network decided to expand
2707:" is believed to have been wiped in a clear-out in the 1970s. An off-air recording of 11 seconds of footage made on an 8mm film camera was discovered in April 2019. Clips of the Beatles miming "
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were destroyed in 1975 by NBC after the syndication of the series ended and Tezuka Productions, which was undergoing bankruptcy at the time refused them for lack of funds to receive them. When
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719:). Likewise, virtually no private recordings exist of Australian TV material produced before domestic video was introduced, because viewers had no practical means to record programs off-air.
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were taped over by the network or destroyed and no longer exist. Carson's shows were preserved by NBC into the early 1970s, but then thrown out to free storage space after the show moved to
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The majority of the pilot episode (aired in prime time) and series finale exists, while the second episode is held at UCLA's archives; most other material from the series is presumed lost.
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3283:, the major broadcast networks engaged in the practice of wiping recordings until the late 1970s. Many episodes were erased, especially daytime and late-night programming such as daytime
532:(preserving the image on a monitor via an adapted cinematic film camera) became a practical method of recording broadcasts, but programs were only sporadically preserved by these means.
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began preserving their episodes in 1978. A few scattered episodes, mostly black and white kinescopes, of these series exist from the 1950s, 1960s, and early to mid-1970s. The CBS soaps
3666:, the Academy Awards were taped in black and white, but only survive in kinescope format for overseas distribution, especially for the European TV audiences, which used another system (
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hosted by Eddy Becker, despite featuring high-profile guests, is reported to have been largely erased by the broadcaster it aired on, though a short section featuring Swedish pop group
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are now lost. The majority of the material recorded for the post-1970 episodes was rediscovered in ABC archives and storerooms in the early 2000's, when the ABC closed and sold off its
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Soviet TV music show, dedicated to the international rock and pop music. Out of 59 episodes, broadcast by Channel 1 in 1977–1984, only one episode of 1982, dedicated to the memory of
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2715:" on an episode from 25 March 1964 were found online by missing episode hunter Ray Langstone in 2015. The last lost edition dates from 8 September 1977. There are only four complete
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and playoffs have been saved, as have a few regular season games, including the league's inaugural national telecast (which as of 2000 existed only on a fourth-generation copy of a
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Off-air home audio recordings of television programs have also been recovered, at least preserving the soundtracks to otherwise missing shows, and some of these (particularly from
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The master tapes were reportedly wiped by CKCK-TV in the early 1990s. A single episode (an outtakes and bloopers special), and a few minutes from one other are known to survive.
6042:. Early episodes were aired live and not recorded; videotape began to be used in the 1970s, but was routinely wiped. Less than a third of the run, 77 episodes in all, survives.
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the vast majority of episodes the numerous Australian TV pop shows that flourished in the 1960's and early 1970's (many of which emanated from Channel 0 in Melbourne) including
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after transmission; nothing is known to have survived. No studio or OB programs from 1936 to 1939 or 1946 to 1947 have survived because there was no means of preserving them.
1990:'s history clearly shows that some footage has been either donated by viewers recorded from its original broadcast, or uses footage of its programming recorded by archivists.
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was erased shortly after transmission (only a few episodes survive in their entirety, along with the first 15 minutes of the very first episode). The few surviving tapes of
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premiered in 1975, several years before ABC began saving all of its daytime programming, but exists in its entirety as it was originally owned by Labine-Mayer Productions.
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archives between 1969 and 1973. Only a few films from 1969 and 1970 are known to survive. They include a still frame featuring the company's logo at the time, and the text
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debuted in the 1960s. Home movies of this kind are exceptionally rare. Audio recordings are more common, and numerous copies of otherwise lost television broadcasts exist.
1631:, the national broadcaster, did not prioritize archival. While recent initiatives have been launched to preserve the remaining content, the material available is limited.
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archive, which itself possesses largely intact archives, although some early colour shows from the late 1960s and the early 1970s, such as the entire output of the drama
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of the black and white episodes survive, but the completed programs on colour videotape of the 1970 series was wiped, so that the only surviving colour sketches are the
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preserved most of its scripted series for broadcast years after the preserved programs had ended their original runs. Some Televisa programs, however, were lost in the
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are now believed to be lost. Episodes of other soaps broadcast during the 1950s to 1970s do exist in different forms and have been showcased in various places online.
4364:, the shootings of police officer J. D. Tippit and Lee Oswald and all three funerals, as well as his introduction of the Beatles and his criticism of the Vietnam War.
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copy, the Andrews plays (totaling about 60 seconds of coverage) survived because, after the World Series, NBC put together a 20-minute presentation tape narrated by
5170:) – Half-hour segments of Games 3 (the first two innings and the 9th inning), 4 (the 4th and 5th innings), and 5 (open and top of the 1st inning) are known to exist.
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Most US daytime soap opera episodes broadcast before 1978 have been lost. The status of episodes, however, varies significantly from show to show. Soaps produced by
3878:'s videotaped network programs were also wiped. During different times as comedian, writer, and performer Kovacs had programs on all four major television networks (
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Programs in the early days of television were live broadcasts which are lost because they were not recorded. Most of the prime-time programs that were preserved are
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It is likely the 1965 and 1968 Series were preserved by CBC due to the Twins' and Tigers' proximity to Canada; the country would not get its own MLB team until the
2256:, were broadcast live and not recorded. The only visual evidence of these programs today consists of still photographs as live programs were never recorded at all.
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4670:'s ABC debut is believed to have survived. Overall, the number of surviving monochrome episodes recorded on kinescope outnumber color episodes for these programs.
4133:(ABC, 1977), once thought completely lost other than a pilot episode, has three known episodes surviving, with one (the series finale) only existing on audiotape.
3606:. Lewis said in an interview decades later that to her, this was a shame, since the shows were beautifully done as a showcase of NBC's early color broadcast work.
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is at present the only soap opera to be released in its entirety on home video. It also stands as one of the only American soap operas to have reruns syndicated.
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programs from these early days were captured as kinescopes, most of this material was later lost or destroyed. In a 1999 newspaper article on the subject, author
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Only two parades from the 1950s to 1970s are still preserved. The status for many telecasts prior to 1980 (except 1962, which was archived by NBC) are unknown.
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was aired exclusively by CBS and was long believed to have been erased, but it was later found that the entire telecast fully exists and rests in the vaults of
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in Belo Horizonte, whereas almost all of TV Piratini's material was lost in a fire in 1983, two years after the building of the extinct station was occupied by
896:(1957–1959), sometimes considered to be the first Australian television sitcom. Information on archival status is also lacking for other 1950's-era series like
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4141:(NBC and syndication, 1974–1976 and 1978–1980) has only twelve known episodes remaining: two from the first run and ten from the second, including the finale.
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3020:. However, the change of ITV from a federal structure to one centralised company means that changes of regional companies in the future seems highly unlikely.
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is known to wipe broadcasts and magnetic audio for many of their older animated and live-action programs. For a time, the magnetic audio tracks for shows such
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of 1973, 1974 and 1975 have been lost. Only some portions of the original tapes have survived in the Daily News Archives. The 26th edition of 1976 was lost by
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requirements, the need for Canadian-produced programming led to more preservation of the shows they produced, and even very poorly received programs (such as
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customers—broadcasters around the world—who had bought programs from the corporation were contacted to see if they still had copies which could be returned;
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The ability for home viewers to record programming was extremely limited before videotape. Although a home viewer could record the video of a broadcast onto
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in New York City. The show was not regularly preserved until August 1952, and that is when the earliest known episodes of the show in GSN's catalog begin.
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3193:, a British channel repeating game shows, announced they had been found and were rebroadcast, though some episodes in that set remain missing and unfound.
1791:(JRT) practiced wiping until the 1970s when it gained access to newer and cheaper methods of recording, which allowed it to regularly archive programming.
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gained the license for the series, they were forced to find broadcast copies of the show and mate them with English sound masters that were still extant.
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was long believed lost, but in 1990, the widow of actor Pepito Pérez (who played Pepito the Clown), found a copy. It has since been shown on television.
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five afternoons a week between 1962 and 1966. He started the segment immediately after the twenty-five minute broadcast of the Goodson-Todman game show
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saved most of their episodes, despite the fact that they debuted during the 1960s and 1970s, before retaining tapes became common practice. Episodes of
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Hosting sequences nearly always featuring celebrities, were sometimes made for telecasts of family films, such as for the first nine telecasts of MGM's
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is a prime example of how this method recovered episodes that the corporation did not retain. At the turn of the 21st century, the BBC established its
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Although CNN does keep extensive footage and news coverage, copies of programming with original presenter links (i.e. the newsreader) are rarely kept
4995:: The early minutes of the first quarter, the entire halftime show and early moments of the third quarter, and the final 11 minutes of the game exist.
1390:, no longer exists in their archives; presumably, any recordings were wiped for legal reasons as the show used content licensed from music companies.
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Only around two episodes are known to survive, even though wiping had been largely phased-out by the "Big Three" United States networks at the time.
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It emerged in September 2010 that more than 60 recordings of BBC and ITV drama productions originally sent for broadcast in the United States by the
2385:). Audio recordings survive for all of the lost episodes and have been released commercially by the BBC. Several episodes of some serials, including
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There are some instances where the only brief glimpse of telecast footage of an early LCS game can be seen in a surviving newscast from that night.
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are also unknown. Among the footage that has survived include at least some of NBC's coverage from the 1972 AFC Divisional Playoff game between the
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Only two episodes have survived. A third kinescoped program exists in the J. Fred & Leslie W. MacDonald Collection of the Library of Congress.
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prior to the Super Bowl are believed to have been lost, with all surviving footage of those games coming from separately produced film except the
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Pre-recorded shows started airing in 1971, stored mostly using Video Tape Recorders (VTR) and later shifting to VPRs. Both were stored in spools.
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As of 1997, CBS had saved 1,000,000 videotapes of news reports, broadcasts, stock footage, and outtakes according to a report that year from the
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industry until the early 1960s, so only a small number of episodes from the earliest period have survived. Nearly all of that material exists as
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One of the last DuMont series. Although Alec Templeton was a celebrity of some note, no episodes exist of the televised version of his program.
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units; film was a minor contributor to the output. When the first television broadcasts were made, there were two competing systems in use. The
2048:, were missing in the PBA archives, when the archive was digitized in 2010. Short clips of older games are in possession of private collectors.
6833:'s first ever program. The BBC did not have access to means of recording until late 1949, so no footage is known to exist of this show today.
1454:(formerly Catholic University of Chile TV) also had programs whose records are lost or never existed, because only were for live broadcasting.
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1980s and 1990s productions were lost due to wiping and also due to floods that occurred in 1987 and in 1991 at its studios in the district of
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4952:; with no national TV revenue, the league folded midway through the season.) Very little broadcast-quality footage survives; fragments of the
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Furthermore, responsibility for archive preservation was left to individual companies. For example, ITV has no record of its live coverage of
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in 1989. Only two Rede Tupi owned and operated stations are known to have any preserved videotapes; TV Itacolomi's archives are now owned by
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the recording. This increased the incentive to discard existing broadcast material to recover storage space and material for newer programs.
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5367:) – Games 1–4 are complete. Game 5 is near intact, but the top of the 9th inning is missing and only exists on the original radio broadcast.
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is a stage play which was adapted for British television three times, with each version being lost. These include a 1952 version as part of
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titled “Fire Starter” was banned in 1999 from ever getting rerun and to this day only a Spanish version of this episode is known to exist.
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Just confirmed that all 395 episodes from 1983/84 Dream House videotape masters were destroyed in a flood with production materials/music.
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has copies of some seven episodes, including the hour-long pilot. Also, scripts of all shows survive, both in the NBC Collection at the
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in order to get consideration for an award for their coverage by the committee; the tape includes the two Andrews plays with Gowdy and
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Live broadcasts in Britain are still not necessarily kept, and wiping of material has not ceased. According to writer and broadcaster
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Today, wiping is primarily employed when content must be irrevocably expunged for legal or ethical reasons, or alternatively to erase
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Most of the black and white episodes were destroyed by the Ten Network as they were deemed not as marketable as the colour episodes.
5404:(now WWOR-TV, then the Mets' flagship TV station) and it featured the game all the way up to 2 outs in the bottom of the 8th inning.
4117:(NBC, 1967–1969) is completely destroyed (a rarity for a Goodson-Todman produced show) with only one episode existing on audio tape.
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in the Orange County, California area) could not afford to archive the show. Many episodes that were nationally syndicated do exist.
3960:. It says the audio of the telecast on Wednesday morning, July 31, 1968 survives, but the visual element does not. Guests included
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insisted that any telerecording made (of a repeat performance) could only "be viewed privately" on BBC premises and not transmitted.
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reading the news in his studio every night for six years (1962–August 2, 1968) are mostly gone. Exceptions are his coverage of the
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is missing 2,850 episodes of its original 3,555. Also often largely lost are quiz shows; few editions exist of the 1970s version of
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which were shot in the electronic studio rather than on film, produced by ABC – have been destroyed. Many master tapes belonging to
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of their archived material, which served as a strong economic incentive to preserve all recordings. Over time, this came to include
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have since deteriorated due to bad storage and are unsuitable for broadcasting. In particular, the ATV version of the popular soap
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One TV episode (from the 1957 run) is known to exist, out of ten produced. Much of the preceding radio program is also missing.
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in the late 1990s. One other episode is known to have been found, while only 1 minute of silent footage from another was found.
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series are lost due to the show airing no reruns and being pulled from broadcasting. Meanwhile, it has been discovered that the
5285:, while Game 5 exists on its original color videotape from the "truck feed". Color fragments of the first 4 games exist as well.
3964:, then a campaign official for presidential candidate Richard Nixon, and the five members of the San Francisco-based rock group
3776:, which acquired the Filmation library in 2004, Hallmark discarded Filmation's original master tapes after they were converted.
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was sent to Australia for rebroadcast — the tapes were often sent back to Ireland and recorded over, as they were so expensive.
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come in the form of supplementary materials such as reference books, merchandise, magazine articles and the show's soundtrack.
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do not exist because the program was broadcast live and did not begin live videotape recordings until a number of years later.
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that a continuous archive was established, with all Super Bowl telecasts from that point onward existing in their entireties.
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in 1969, believed to be of significantly higher quality than the standards-converted version broadcast on TV, is missing from
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By 1973, about 20,000 hours of recorded material was stored on videotape at the BBC weighing about 400,000 lbs in total. See
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claims to have roughly 95% of the series' episodes intact in its library. However, the episodes from the final two years of
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The spools were stored at the Shalimar recording company, and PTV has been able to play segments for retrospective programs.
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Programs known to have been produced then lost include most studio segments and stories from the 1960s current affairs shows
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5663:: Knicks–Lakers — Games 1–4 are missing, while the entire Game 5 wasn't found until 2013 and some of which was shown in the
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color episodes. ABC began full archiving of these soaps at Nixon's insistence when they expanded from 30 minutes to an hour—
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survived only in black and white, appearing in this form on the 2003 DVD release of the show. In 2009, a colour version was
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kinescopes, or that erasures of the episodes continued. As a result, a few early episodes from these early years survive.
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in 1992. Some Paar episodes also survive and have also been released to home video (in this case, DVD). Many of the 1960s
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recordings of the series during their original broadcasts, which contained the original audio. The audio was then sent to
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episodes surviving from the 1960s, while many otherwise-missing episodes survive only as fragments. Most appearances of
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7670:"Lost in Copenhagen: French television archive INA confirms it does NOT possess a copy of missing Eurovision 1964 show"
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One of the later examples of lost TV shows, this was a Christmas calendar originally broadcast on Danish television by
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No footage, stills, or scripts survive from this program, which was the first soap opera aired on American television.
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No footage remains of US television's first network variety show, but audio recordings and some still photographs do.
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Numerous episodes including the first episode between 1974 and 1978, were accidentally erased by ABC in the late 70s.
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For the League Championship Series telecasts spanning from 1969 to 1975, only 2 games survived, one is Game 2 of the
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4702:
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1371:
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832:
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216:
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of very poor quality (mainly used as game film to assess performance) that serve as some of the only footage of the
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film; the surviving color episodes of the second and final season were recorded in the then-standard two-inch color
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have all been wiped, with no footage surviving, while four out of seven episodes of the paranormal anthology series
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470:
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has recordings of all its episodes; its first two episodes exist on their original master tapes, and were aired by
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survived since they have not been seen since 1967. One hosting sequence from that era that does survive is the one
3379:, are considered lost, as no methods existed to preserve them. Only promotional pictures of the shows still exist.
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1934:
were considered lost after their original airings. They were considered lost media until a group of fans collected
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548:) was still considered disposable. What was recorded was routinely destroyed by wiping and reusing the tapes. The
9852:
6443:
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5195:
5181:
5130:'s second home run in the top 7th inning. Games 6 (most of the first six innings) and 7 reportedly exist as well.
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expanded from a 30-minute broadcast to one hour. Both shows began taping episodes in preparation for the move of
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Almost no audio or film material of any television shows from prior to 1948 exist. One of the few exceptions was
3204:
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when it was realised that the black and white film reel had actually recorded sufficient colour information as a
3059:(1983), which featured host segments recorded in Britain, France, and Germany. The British segments, recorded by
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Virtually the entire runs of the corporation's pre-1970s soap operas have been lost. In the 1950s and 1960s, the
2252:
1999:
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954:
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broadcast does (the rest was preserved via Canadian simulcasts in black-and-white). The first three quarters of
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8135:
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Only a small number of episodes are known to survive; the master tapes were accidentally destroyed in a flood.
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5805:
5621:: Celtics—Lakers — only half of the second quarter and the early portions of the third quarter of Game 1 exist.
5296:
5141:
4324:
4314:) still exist in their entirety. Incidentally, all three networks ended their wiping practices during the time
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4024:
3674:), as the tapes used for late broadcasting were reused. All of the taped broadcasts of the Academy Awards from
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common. One example of an early home video recording being the only surviving footage of an event is a clip of
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522:
455:
256:
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107:
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game (albeit with no original sound). This is all that likely remains of anything from that third game of the
4773:, which was then WDAU-TV) was found in 2005 and is in the process of being restored. On January 15, 2016, the
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Today, most programs are pre-recorded and it is relatively inexpensive to preserve programming for posterity.
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began to be saved no later than December 4, 1967; this is where reruns of the series began when picked up by
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4023:) did arrange for the preservation of their shows even during the tape-recycling period. To a lesser extent,
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Since 2006, a systematic digitization of all analog media in the Czech Television archive has been underway.
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656:
403:
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survive because the series was then owned by Selmur Productions. Few episodes from 1970 to 1977 were saved.
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7360:"Vale a pena ver de novo - organização e acesso a arquivos televisivos na França, Grã-Bretanha e no Brasil"
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5177:
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system using 2-inch wide tapes. Televised programming (especially that which was not considered viable for
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All of the missing episodes survive as homemade audio recordings, and some are believed to still exist as
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recorded as game film serve as the only surviving copies of several games in that league's short history.
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840:
have survived in this manner), nearly all of the hundreds of 15-minute episodes of the ABC's popular soap
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7001:
6415:
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6147:
5487:
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5274:
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5053:) are known to exist in full. What follows is the known footage of World Series telecasts prior to 1975:
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4856:
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had the foresight to preserve many of their games for later reruns; for years, these shows dominated the
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3146:
2379:
2045:
1967:
1592:
1229:. The few TV Piratini surviving tapes are stored at the Hipólito José da Costa Communication Museum, in
190:
8650:
8190:
4409:
saved it without knowing its value. The affiliate was far away from New York City where Savitch worked.
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on NBC, are largely lost. NBC neglected to preserve daily editions of the live two-hour morning program
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The majority of Greek television shows produced before the 1980s are considered lost, primarily because
8858:
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The last episode of Season 3, KIB is lost to time and no broadcast or physical copy is known to exist.
5439:
5385:
5213:
5050:
4910:
4843:
4808:
4591:
4567:
2729:
2433:
2176:
1460:, though began in 1962, only had recorded programs or fragments since early 1970s. Popular live sitcom
350:
292:
5679:: Bucks–Celtics — only the 4th quarter and 2nd overtime of Game 6 and the 4th quarter of Game 7 exist.
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8679:
Hawes, William, American Television Drama: The Experimental Years (University of Alabama Press, 1986)
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5465:
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1974-USC-Ohio State: Two minutes left in the second quarter all the way to the end of the game exist.
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4874:
4477:
4304:
4223:, branded with a then-current (for the interview) GSN logo - the episode Paley Center holds as well.
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at the New York Public Library. Amateur audio recordings of all or nearly all episodes also survive.
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medium. However, due to the one inch magnetic spool containing all old archives was eventually lost.
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1421:
1376:
1327:
910:
145:
9006:
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1983:
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Some programs or segments of programs from the mid-1970's onwards have been retrieved from people's
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by the BBC following restoration and the addition of narration to describe purely visual elements.
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The original (unbroadcast) black-and-white recording of the premiere episode of the British series
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2863:
2849:. Associated-Rediffusion's archive suffered considerably more damage than ABC's, leaving little of
1686:
1651:, almost all broadcasts from the first fifteen years (i.e. up to 1977) are lost. Of the soap opera
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for distribution to stations across Canada. The CBC also says that the 1984–93 music video series,
1125:
1097:
860:
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from the 1971–1976 era. Much of the early years of Nine's then-Saturday Morning children's program
715:
462:
345:
150:
8827:
8630:"Searching for television's missing gems: Doctor Who, Woody Allen, Ridley Scott and Dennis Potter"
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7456:
4435:, though both NASA and non-NASA authorities have repeatedly debunked any claims of foul play. See
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Most other episodes of pre-1980 game shows are lost. With several exceptions, the majority of the
2554:
Also vulnerable to the corporation's wiping policy were programs that only lasted for one series.
1615:, which was discovered in a private collection recorded on a VHS cassette. The original tape from
8478:"Of Finger Mice and Mr. Men - The Story of Watch with Mother Part Eleven: Andy is Waving Goodbye"
7941:
7750:
7698:
7131:(Documentary, History, Sport), Ursula Beutel-Patschke, Eugen Hadamovsky, Adolf Heuser, Spiegel TV
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6281:
6194:
5794:
5123:
5101:
4975:
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3534:) or were dumped in the earlier purges. At least one of DuMont's shows were archived on its own:
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2896:
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2603:
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2019:
Additionally, viewer home recordings also exist and are the only source of video for some shows.
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throughout 2003-2007 that has had its first season lost due to it not being properly preserved.
1350:. The network did not have an archiving policy until 1996, when the network moved its studios to
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898:
466:
417:
245:
99:
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was discovered in 2005, but kept secret for nearly five years; portions of telecasts up through
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were highly suspicious of the threat to new work if programs were repeated; indeed, before 1955
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The first three years (1979 to 1982) of the longest-running television show in the Philippines,
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The BBC was not alone in this practice: the franchise holders that formed its commercial rival
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1444:(From Arica, to Tierra del Fuego), as well as several idents featuring its mascot at the time,
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Many produced episodes of popular Australian commercial TV series are also lost. In the 1970s,
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One of the first "talent shows" aired on United States television, Only two episodes survive.
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7195:
6820:
6611:
4937:
4865:
4839:
4396:
4097:
4015:'s archives begin in 1972, ABC's in 1978, and NBC's in 1980. A handful of producers (such as
3804:
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3528:, less than two percent of its total output. The remainder were either never recorded (e.g.,
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3313:
3198:
3176:
3013:
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2782:
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2126:
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971:
892:
800:
651:
17:
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network refused to carry WFL games in 1975 after the league failed to sign star quarterback
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have been recovered, as well as an extract of the pilot and two episodes from series three.
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sometimes even the actual footage. Some examples of programs recovered for the archives are
1959:
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Many early RAI television programs were not preserved. Only a few episodes of the game show
1380:, of which only one out of 150 episodes are known to survive, although the whole series was
540:
technologies became a viable method to record material in 1956 in the US via the cumbersome
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compiled as much footage as it could find from the league for a 2000 episode of its series
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4282:
4169:
3977:
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also lost much footage from the 1960s due to wiping, fires, and deterioration; most of the
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7751:"Televizní studio Ostrava v datech — Historie — Televizní studio Ostrava — Česká televize"
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from 1953 to 1972 are believed lost, when the station was taken over by the government of
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8:
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Every episode of the series is believed to be lost forever except for the first episode.
5657:: Knicks–Lakers — Game 5 is intact with the exception of the last 3–4 minutes of the game
5498:
are accounted for and exist, the LCS is still a spotty situation through the late 1970s:
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4288:
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4179:
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3209:
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3034:'s early shows were destroyed in a fire in late 1969 (although some sources state 1973).
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In recent years, the trend of preserving material has started to change. The archives of
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Other shows suddenly missing from the archives include most of the first three years' of
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All the episodes from the first 12 months (1969–1970) of the ABC's music magazine series
693:
95:
9186:
7619:"BILLEDER: I denne uge er det 55 år siden, Danmark holdt sit første Eurovision i Tivoli"
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Only the last two seasons survive intact, with the CBS and NBC runs being largely lost.
6192:
No material of this Los Angeles-based program exists, except a re-creation for the film
4092:(NBC, 1964–1975) has less than 1% of its episodes (24 out of 2,753) still in existence.
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broadcast before the show going into syndication were destroyed; the producing station (
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9681:
9342:
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6160:) have survived. The series was simulcast. All or most episodes survive in audio form.
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wrapped up their respective League Championship Series in 1969, a feature story on the
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are poorly represented. Of more than 50 episodes produced, only the initial episode of
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keeps most of its programming, though some special historical programming dealing with
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1414:
1233:, albeit in a heavily deteriorated state. Also, some tapes at the Rede Tupi studios in
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103:
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5156:, who had the game recorded at his own expense. MLB Network aired it in December 2010.
1946:. The first official use of these audio recordings was in a French Blu-ray release of
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are reportedly lost, except for episodes 1, 11, and 40–59. Only episodes 37 and 38 of
1647:
being established at the end of 1961. Although early news broadcasts were recorded on
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was unrecorded, and many episodes recorded in the early 1970s have since been erased.
563:
beginning in the 1950s, one could generally not capture both on the same medium until
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9763:
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8928:"Originator Here to Assist 'T.W. 3' / David Frost Will Appear on New Satirical Revue"
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Archivo 24: los archivos de TVN que sobrevivieron a la dictadura | 24 Horas TVN Chile
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7402:"Rede Globo e Arquivo Nacional firmam acordo para recuperar imagens raras da TV Tupi"
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While the last inning and a half of Game 2 is missing from the Major League Baseball/
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recording of the game; the game itself was wiped by ABC. CBS kept coverage of a 1978
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pet worm, Slimey. Some of these episodes only exist dubbed in German from the show's
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that could be sold to other stations in Australia, or to broadcasters overseas (e.g.
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Wiped News.Com - A news and features website devoted to missing TV, Film & Radio
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Most editions of the anarchic British children's Saturday morning television series
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including the archive of live-in-studio performances by local bands, have survived.
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broadcasts, no recordings of transmissions from 1939 or earlier are known to exist.
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Early 1971–1977 episodes are lost and 1 survives, see the page's list of episodes.
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5327:) – Game 1 is intact, Game 2 is missing the last inning and a half (including both
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Drama and entertainment output was studio-based and followed the tradition of live
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holdings of 1950s era shows include several episodes of the 1957 discussion series
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most of the 1969–1971 episodes of the ABC's weekly current affairs discussion show
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Approximately 11 NBC network episodes survive out of the 1,752 episodes produced.
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as counter-programming, only eight episodes survive of the 50+ episodes produced.
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episodes , although several episodes exist at UCLA's Film and Television Archive.
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episode that aired as part of the network's 40th anniversary celebration in 2019.
2990:, for example, is now owned by the otherwise-unconnected Australian media company
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produced approximately 1,200 episodes altogether. There are no episodes of either
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In 1997, the Czech Television studio archive in Ostrava experienced a devastating
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From 1964 to 1967, all television programs were recorded on film in what was then
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9236:
8753:"Kentucky Bourbons players reunite to commemorate special moment in ESPN history"
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5104:) is intact minus the first inning, and was aired on January 1, 2009, during the
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that destroyed part of the network's archive. However, smaller channels, such as
1657:(1964–68) only the last episode survives, while almost all the early episodes of
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of British television broadcasts also began in 1947 but are incomplete. Magnetic
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9506:"REAL LIFE HORROR: The Christian Puppeteer who Planned to Kill and Eat Children"
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blocks, which only the pilot and the partially found episode "Away" were found.
1020:'s novels, and nearly all of the pre-1978 episodes of the weekly pop-music show
9737:
Missing, Believed Wiped: Searching for the Lost Treasures of British Television
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9608:
7827:
7724:
7322:"Após anos de descaso, Museu da Comunicação corre o risco de 'perder tesouros'"
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approximately 350 or so episodes of DuMont programming are known to exist today
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3266:, there are "big gaps in the record of children's television of the Nineties."
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requirement to lodge copies of programs with an archive authority such as the
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5263:, while Games 3–5 exist on their original color videotape from "truck feeds".
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and 1979, several soaps have saved recordings of most or all their episodes.
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Goodson-Todman; as a result, even the network's shorter-lived games (such as
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1978:, did not begin to preserve their recorded broadcasts until the early 1980s.
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There are only two surviving videos related to Komedi TV (the predecessor of
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Television Obscurities – TV's Lost & Found: Television — Lost or Missing
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which cannot be accounted for in studio archives (or in personal archives).
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Many lost UK TV broadcasts were found in the personal archives of comedian
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The vast majority of the episodes produced of this series no longer exist.
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5388:) is known to exist; however, the copy on the trade circuit is missing the
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from November 1977 and another from 1973, which have been released on DVD.
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obtained as many programs and episodes as she could find, donating them to
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and were simply left to deteriorate there until they were recovered by the
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was given to anyone who found and returned one of the missing episodes of
6235:'s policy of erasing and reusing video tapes to save on production costs.
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American word-guessing game show. Only 3 out of 100 episodes still exist.
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without any surviving telecast recording. A nearly complete color tape of
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lost the footage of this event, but a private collector's copy appears in
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The state of the archives varies greatly between the different companies;
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As of 2023, 97 black and white episodes of the BBC science-fiction series
1317:, in 1999, most of the collection was seized at the station's studios, in
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channels, have often been migrated from the older 2-inch quadruplex and
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from its first decade were wiped or, if transmitted live, not recorded.
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to recover it, a telerecorded copy has still not been found as of 2020.
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locally produced original programming was made by the government-funded
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Like most other countries, only a small portion of the early decades of
9453:"Puppeteer Who Fantasized About Raping, Eating Children, Gets 20 Years"
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Every episode produced from 1969 onwards has been properly archived.
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calling the two crucial plays of the game, the game-tying home run by
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Of the over 20,000 shows carried by DuMont in its ten-year existence,
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remained with the production companies, rather than with the network.
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survive, along with the opening and ending theme. Certain episodes of
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throughout television history or record the audio of a broadcast onto
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only developed on the late 1970s, providing a new outlet for release.
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Stuart Cunningham et al., The Media and Communications in Australia (
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Original negatives were dumped into Upper New York Bay in the 1970s.
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production) which were thought to be missing were recovered from the
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serials from 1952 to 1959 were either never recorded (the first two,
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produced as part of the first six seasons are currently lost due to
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A game show believed to be completely wiped from the NBC archives.
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Few episodes of this critically acclaimed TV series have survived.
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in October 1962 and the November 1963 events in Dallas, Texas: the
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and other local areas, featured the first television appearance of
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remain out of a run of 432, and more than half of the episodes of
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Due to its multiple studio facilities, namely its Chapultepec and
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has admitted to wiping many programs during the 1970s. Because of
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discarded copies of some of their programs, including the popular
667:. By June 1964, the ABC had produced 185 of the 212 plays, all 31
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in all genres was live and sometimes performed repeatedly. In the
8723:"Television/Video Preservation Study: Los Angeles Public Hearing"
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game-winning field goal were recovered via news highlights from
4512:, who chose to archive all episodes. However, early episodes of
4493:, as well as several short-lived shows, suffered the same fate.
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are not known to survive, all from the tenures of the first two
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Only 3 of the 12 episodes of the Flemish courtroom drama series
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The advent of domestic audiovisual playback technology (such as
8423:"BBC – Doctor Who Classic Episode Guide – The missing episodes"
8300:"TVBrain – Kaleidoscope – Lost shows – TV Archive – TV History"
8271:"TVBrain – Kaleidoscope – Lost shows – TV Archive – TV History"
8242:"TVBrain – Kaleidoscope – Lost shows – TV Archive – TV History"
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magazine discussing current events; only two episodes survive.
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3706:. This list of lost episodes includes the debut of cast member
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and subsequently donated to the Cinemateca Brasileira in 2001.
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television's first serial "Family Affairs" made its appearance
8651:"The day my grandfather Groucho and I saved You Bet Your Life"
8502:"Clip of 'lost' Beatles Top of the Pops performance unearthed"
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Almost every episode of this popular TV series was destroyed.
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An early news program, most episodes are believed to be lost.
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5595:— Only 24 minutes of Game 7's second half were aired on NBA's
5122:) – Game 1 is intact by way of a print from the United States
3851:. The first-season black-and-white episodes were preserved on
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was a children's show hosted by ventriloquist and voice actor
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Approximately half of the episodes of 1957 syndicated cartoon
409:
9708:"Whatever Happened to Doctor Who: The Web of Fear Episode 3?"
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Only 3 of the 13 episodes produced of Australia's third-ever
5515:– Game 3 is intact, albeit an off-air recording taped off of
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Copies of several compilations from the British 1960s comedy
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Hundreds of episodes from the internationally versioned show
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Most Flemish youth series from the 1950s were not preserved:
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8797:"Ventriloquist wins $ 17.8 million award in Metromedia suit"
7883:"RTÉ archive a treasure trove of faces, voices and memories"
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Clips of these games may be seen in highlight shows such as
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Every Rose Bowl game since 1975 exists in their entireties.
2684:, and brought to general public attention in February 2011.
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performing on the show also has survived. A further clip of
1663:(1962–present) are lost. Even when shows were sent abroad —
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had an official policy to reuse tapes; hence, many tapes of
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onward (the first to be broadcast in color) remain intact.
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9682:"Doctor Who: Yeti classic among episodes found in Nigeria"
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and most of the TV network broadcast and newly discovered
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Several award shows from the 1950s and 1960s, such as the
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were destroyed after 1968 when they were merged to become
846:, two thirds of all the taped 166 episodes from the ABC's
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A prime-time public-affairs program featuring editors of
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All NBA Finals games since 1979 exist in their entirety.
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exists entirely in color, only half of the CBS broadcast
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studio during his first year there (1965) are also gone.
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No footage is known to exist of the Melbourne version of
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of the Apollo 11 moon landing, which has since been lost.
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While all telecasts of World Series games starting with
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have been destroyed prior to 1980. Exceptions include
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acquired the catalogue of the American animation studio
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List of lost television broadcasts in the United Kingdom
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were later found to have been significantly degraded by
9122:"The Search for the Apollo 11 SSTV Tapes – 21 May 2006"
9092:"Television/Video Preservation Study: Volume 1: Report"
9061:. Museum of Television Production Music. 27 July 2013.
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channel is believed to have been completely destroyed.
6645:
5371:
4431:'s archives. This, among other things, has led to many
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which aired in syndication as well as many episodes of
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1016:, an early-1970s miniseries of dramatizations based on
8331:, No.95, September 1973, London: BBC Publications, p.3
8128:"The story behind the loss of PTV's precious archives"
7054:
List of surviving DuMont Television Network broadcasts
5651:— only nearly all of the second half of Game 4 exists.
5451:
All 3 scoring plays and the last out of Game 4 of the
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7 cuts off with one out at the top of the 9th inning.
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appeared under the influence of drugs while anchoring
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the 1980s, very few were preserved. When anchorwoman
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List of surviving DuMont Television Network broadcasts
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have survived and no recording of the musical variety
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8213:"Wipe Out: When the BBC Kept Erasing Its Own History"
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from the show's last few episodes still exist today.
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exist, but the fourth quarter is missing, though the
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are either missing or only exist in black-and-white.
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The 1957 CBS production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's
2415:). In late 2013, five previously missing episodes of
9589:. BBC Doctor Who news. 20 April 2006. Archived from
7489:. AVTrust. Archived from the original on 6 July 2011
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Only 33 1962–1972 episodes have survived erasure by
5082:) – Only the first half of Game 5 is known to exist.
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As mentioned above, the NFL had its own filmmakers,
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the library of most teams is almost fully complete.
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re-aired the first Super Bowl, featuring audio from
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by CBS from 1956. It is not known if those made for
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Film & Television Archive in the United States.
582:(of film) are colloquial terms for actions taken by
9798:
The Museum of Television and Radio: "Lost" programs
8532:"BBC Online - Cult - Treasure Hunt - List of Finds"
8342:"Cuttings Archive: The Missing Episodes - Overview"
6839:
6034:coaches' shows; over 250 episodes were made during
4207:representative stating in August 2006 that creator
3246:, have also been recovered for many lost programs.
2106:. The earliest recording method for television was
2067:alleged in its complaint-affidavit filed after the
969:, and a number of episodes of the comedy game show
590:production and broadcasting companies by which old
521:and some 280 rolls of 35mm film containing some of
402:"Lost episode" redirects here. For other uses, see
259:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
9255:
8946:
6368:
5703:: Sonics–Bullets — Games 1, 5, 6 and 7 are intact.
5574:– Game 4 is intact, again from off-air recordings.
4298:plus a few rare pilots and "cast aside" episodes.
3512:testified at a hearing in front of a panel of the
3242:to keep a record of their work in the days before
2994:but Southern's regional output is in the hands of
2727:are unavailable. Only two episodes still exist of
2427:were recovered from a television relay station in
2291:. There are gaps in many long-running BBC series (
2093:
1331:) had reruns by some television networks (such as
8859:"Paul Winchell Gets Last Word and $ 17.8 Million"
5019:1972-Michigan-Stanford: The entire game is intact
4723:
4051:(GSN) line-up and now make up a major portion of
3946:episodes only survived in the kinescope format.
3589:'s 1960–1963 Saturday morning children's program
1555:(1959) is an exception and survives on kinescope.
1504:Only 9 of the 185 episodes of the Flemish sitcom
9844:
9338:"In Bing Crosby's Wine Cellar, Vintage Baseball"
7993:"The Strange Case of the 1973 "Doraemon" Series"
6884:No footage of any episode is believed to exist.
6635:One of several "cultural" programs aired by the
5922:Select list of TV programs with missing episodes
5148:'s series winning home run) was found intact on
3550:as well as many matches of 1950s wrestling star
1677:The 23rd, 24th and 25th editions of the Italian
1259:music festivals no longer exist, and the sitcom
9794:article category section on The Lost Media Wiki
9650:"RT's checklist of missing Doctor Who episodes"
6776:Only one episode survives of this WABD series.
4011:from the 1970s and before have been destroyed.
3779:
3066:
2740:
1750:performing was found by Ray Langstone in 2013.
193:for grammar, style, cohesion, tone, or spelling
9617:"The hunt for the lost classics of Doctor Who"
9029:"How many Johnny Carson Episodes are missing?"
7433:Rede Manchete : aconteceu, virou história
7007:The 1951 unaired pilot of the American sitcom
5547:versions existing through off-air recordings.
5448:, but other than that the entire game is gone.
5022:1973-USC-Ohio State: The entire game is intact
4831:also exists in its entirety. It was not until
3764:, they converted all the studio's series from
2339:, a 1963 BBC teleplay starring a then-unknown
2114:for the repeat or re-use of a program. Talent
1487:was rumoured to have been recorded on tape by
8922:
7644:"9eme-concours-eurovision-de-la-chanson-1964"
6935:Almost all early episodes were erased by the
5431:with the series-clinching run, are available.
3811:, but only an audio recording taken from the
3311:visiting the announcers' booth during a 1974
2182:
1225:, the statewide public television station in
106:. Please discuss this issue on the article's
8980:"That Was The Week That Was - June 19, 1964"
8960:"That Was The Week That Was - June 12, 1964"
8783:"Archival Television Audio - Search Results"
6362:More than 1,000 episodes appear to be lost.
6324:None of the six episodes of this, the first
5852:Some of the programs during these era were:
5711:Preservation by institutions such as museums
5685:: Bullets–Warriors — all 4 games are intact.
4378:. Not one second from four years' worth of
2280:BBC's Apollo 11 Moon landing studio coverage
2216:The world's earliest television crime drama
1897:Most episodes of the Children's puppet show
9258:"The hunt for TV's lost baseball treasures"
8475:
8452:"BBC Comedy page on "Not Only... But Also""
8391:
7408:(in Brazilian Portuguese). 11 August 2007.
7353:
7351:
7349:
7347:
6992:announced it was launching a hunt for more
5840:
5808:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
5697:: 76ers–Trail Blazers — all 6 games intact.
5568:version) are intact via off-air recordings.
3833:A number of episodes of the 1964-65 sitcom
3566:The first live sporting event broadcast by
3546:), whose footage of wrestling matches from
2979:are believed wiped. The former ITV company
2523:in the archives, while only one episode of
1803:from 2008–2011), namely the short intro of
1143:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
1004:, hundreds of episodes of the rural serial
822:studio complex. This is due to most of the
642:content with little to no intrinsic value.
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9819:, TV Brain (formerly Kaleidoscope) website
9757:
7556:(in Spanish), 24 Horas TVN, March 31, 2023
5845:Lost programs of the national broadcaster
5220:) – All seven games were preserved by the
5198:) – All seven games were preserved by the
4940:, which were syndicated nationwide by the
4881:games in the ensuing seasons were lost. A
2986:The archive of networked programs made by
1894:are lost, some have picture but no audio.
1270:has only one surviving episode, featuring
434:
9833:The hunt for TV’s lost baseball treasures
9658:. Immediate Media Company. Archived from
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7385:
7375:
7328:(in Brazilian Portuguese). 27 June 2015.
7150:"The Great Wipeout of Television History"
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5124:Armed Forces Radio and Television Service
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4039:productions and to an even lesser extent
3658:, only survive in kinescope format. From
2761:The BBC also has close contacts with the
2421:and four of the five missing episodes of
2179:, had no policy on archiving until 1978.
2075:The status of the archived broadcasts of
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8366:Simon Coward, Invisible Technology Ltd.
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5967:A British children's show that aired on
5691:: Suns–Celtics — all 6 games are intact.
5453:1974 American League Championship Series
5436:1973 National League Championship Series
5413:1972 National League Championship Series
5398:1973 National League Championship Series
5378:1972 American League Championship Series
4931:
4508:were originally owned by their creator,
3867:and in the papers of executive producer
3732:The Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney Show
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3293:Financial Interest and Syndication Rules
3149:by BBC technicians. For many years the
2539:are known to exist. The early televised
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4838:Similarly, all of the telecasts of the
3359:programs of the early 1930s, including
2270:(1953), Britain's first adult-oriented
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9065:from the original on 10 September 2019
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6409:Hundreds of episodes no longer exist.
6122:Almost entire run destroyed after the
4433:conspiracy theories about the landings
4370:anchored the live five-minute segment
3681:
3585:NBC reused the tapes of ventriloquist
2639:were wiped. Only about 30 episodes of
2470:
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9629:from the original on 12 December 2012
9268:from the original on November 3, 2010
9159:from the original on 11 November 2017
8763:from the original on October 22, 2019
8729:. Library of Congress. Archived from
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7942:"ABBA on TV – The Eddy Go Round Show"
7913:"ABBA on TV – The Eddy Go Round Show"
7853:"Irish television drama in the 1960s"
7700:Captain Zeppos – Other Belgian Series
7101:"How Was Early Television Preserved?"
7067:British television Apollo 11 coverage
6126:ceased to exist. 26 episodes remain.
5505:– Games 3 and 5 are intact, from the
4944:in 1974, were destroyed by TVS. (The
3202:, held by many to be a forerunner of
3036:The Adventures Of Francie & Josie
2916:. Many early music programs, such as
2878:and the remaining missing episode of
2687:Episodes of the pop music chart show
1209:in 1985 and subsequently restored by
9648:Mulkern, Patrick (8 December 2012).
9615:Mulkern, Patrick (8 December 2012).
9567:from the original on 26 January 2012
9498:
9472:
9451:Murdock, Sebastian (July 30, 2013).
9444:
9102:from the original on 8 November 2012
8751:Reynolds, Scott (October 21, 2019).
8690:"Nutcracker, The (1965 TV SP) (MOD)"
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7481:
7332:from the original on 5 February 2022
7210:"HOME AND AWAY. SERIES 01. EP. 0502"
7193:Bob Ellis, "The Lost Picture Show",
5806:adding citations to reliable sources
5773:
5605:: Celtics–Lakers — Game 6 is intact.
5372:League Championship Series telecasts
5277:) – Games 1–4 were preserved by the
5255:) – Games 1–2 were preserved by the
5126:. Game 3 is intact, minus a snip of
4909:that would feature the now-infamous
4893:in the booth only survived due to a
2822:also wiped videotapes and destroyed
2763:National Film and Television Archive
2733:(a music-variety show hosted by the
2353:, a science fiction series that was
2228:(1946–47, the world's first regular
1643:was a latecomer to television, with
1588:syndrome continue to be duplicated.
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8661:from the original on March 30, 2013
8577:"Upstairs, Downstairs – Season One"
8098:"懐かしのテレビラジオ録音コレクション レトロ番組の録画技術について"
7850:
7412:from the original on 12 August 2021
6964:
6544:Melodies and rhythms of foreign pop
6466:young children, and also possessed
6114:Captain Video and His Video Rangers
5726:
4617:in September 2014, and distributor
4101:(NBC, 1966–1981) were broadcast on
3966:Big Brother and the Holding Company
3250:Preservation of the current archive
3183:In the various sales of rights for
3038:was made from 1961 to 1965 by STV.
2325:are missing, as are 26 episodes of
2204:) competed with the Baird 240-line
2061:declared martial law in the country
1783:
1775:
1442:Desde Arica, hasta Tierra del Fuego
989:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
963:, most of the 1958–1959 soap opera
24:
9728:
9688:from the original on July 18, 2018
9230:Will New York Outlaw Pirate Radio?
9153:"The Saga Of the Lost Space Tapes"
8639:, telegraph.co.uk, 4 December 2013
8538:from the original on 22 March 2010
8344:. Cuttings Archive. Archived from
8138:from the original on 1 August 2021
8069:"Lost TV Anime | Cartoon Research"
7893:from the original on 16 March 2018
7128:Das Fernsehen unter dem Hakenkreuz
5745:UCLA Film & Television Archive
5539:– Game 5 is intact, with both the
5396:brawl. The other is Game 1 of the
4696:
4336:Some early news programs, such as
4280:(Heatter-Quigley), the syndicated
3498:Museum of Broadcast Communications
3448:made for the 1965 CBS telecast of
3350:
3302:, first introduced in the US with
2932:, is known to survive as of 2022.
2928:, the first TV series produced by
2881:Around the World with Orson Welles
1761:Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez
1249:in 2007 to preserve the material.
665:Australian Broadcasting Commission
25:
9869:
9823:British TV Missing Episodes Index
9785:
9151:Kaufman, Marc (31 January 2007).
8512:from the original on 8 April 2019
8476:Worthington, TJ (November 2006).
7668:ten Veen, Renske (31 July 2021).
7463:from the original on 12 July 2009
7124:
6869:; only two episodes still exist.
6791:The only soap opera ever made by
4703:List of World Series broadcasters
4528:Most 1963–1970 episodes of ABC's
3803:television program, broadcast in
3702:are missing from the archives of
3595:, to record coverage of the 1964
2082:
2042:Philippine Basketball Association
1685:but it could be recovered in the
1372:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
45:This article has multiple issues.
9557:"Donating to the BBC Collection"
9132:from the original on 4 June 2009
8828:"April Enterprises Inc. v. KTTV"
8727:National Film Preservation Board
8557:Letter from America rediscovered
8368:"Lost UK TV Shows Search Engine"
7981:Berita Banten (KTV Jakarta 2012)
7484:"Vanishing Media: Space Command"
7358:Busetto, Áureo (December 2014).
7023:
6865:An American game show hosted by
5778:
4981:
4650:aired live until 1975, the year
4449:Procter & Gamble Productions
4414:National Film Preservation Board
3952:'s first network series, titled
3640:
3490:UCLA Film and Television Archive
3269:
3120:(which serves New York City and
2983:also has a significant library.
2973:and the children's variety show
2910:, or Southern's children's quiz
2703:in 1966, performing the single "
2259:
2077:Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation
1280:lost the first 35 broadcasts of
1217:, the Minas Gerais affiliate of
1113:
789:many episodes of the pioneering
443:
335:
233:
178:
131:
90:to read and navigate comfortably
75:
34:
9700:
9674:
9579:
9523:
9419:
9405:from the original on 2022-02-05
9385:
9361:
9350:from the original on 2022-02-05
9326:
9308:
9297:from the original on 2021-08-01
9222:
9200:
9171:
9144:
9114:
9080:
9047:
9021:
8999:
8916:
8905:from the original on 2011-07-11
8893:Ettinger, Paul (Feb 15, 2007).
8886:
8871:from the original on 2014-11-08
8851:
8840:from the original on 2016-03-04
8820:
8809:from the original on 2016-06-13
8789:
8775:
8744:
8700:from the original on 2016-03-03
8682:
8673:
8642:
8622:
8598:
8587:from the original on 2009-04-13
8569:
8550:
8494:
8469:
8458:from the original on 2019-12-30
8444:
8433:from the original on 2012-03-12
8415:
8404:from the original on 2006-01-17
8385:
8374:from the original on 2016-03-04
8359:
8334:
8321:
8310:from the original on 2014-03-10
8292:
8281:from the original on 2014-03-10
8263:
8252:from the original on 2014-03-10
8234:
8223:from the original on 2021-03-14
8179:
8168:from the original on 2021-08-01
8150:
8126:Abdurab, Adi (15 August 2014).
8119:
8108:from the original on 2021-02-13
8090:
8079:from the original on 2016-08-08
8061:
8030:from the original on 2021-04-17
8014:
8003:from the original on 2013-07-03
7985:
7974:
7963:
7952:from the original on 2016-04-02
7934:
7923:from the original on 2016-03-04
7905:
7874:
7863:from the original on 2015-09-07
7844:
7820:
7796:
7785:from the original on 2019-12-27
7767:
7743:
7733:from the original on 2017-11-12
7717:
7707:from the original on 2016-12-27
7691:
7661:
7650:from the original on 2019-07-16
7636:
7611:
7587:
7566:
7544:
7533:from the original on 2021-08-01
7515:
7482:Dick, Ernest J. (7 July 2006).
7449:
7435:. São Paulo: Imprensa Oficial.
7424:
7394:
7377:10.1590/1980-436920140002000018
7314:
7303:from the original on 2021-02-24
7274:from the original on 2021-02-24
7245:from the original on 2021-02-24
7216:from the original on 2021-02-24
6969:The public appeal campaign the
6077:Only 7 episodes have survived.
5615:— Second half of Game 4 exists.
5400:that was covered by New York's
5009:-USC: The entire game is intact
4719:List of NBA Finals broadcasters
4707:List of Super Bowl broadcasters
4565:, which premiered in 1965, and
4318:led their respective networks.
4035:Productions, and the post-1980
3274:
2660:("Chinese Crackers"), starring
2440:The BBC wiped many editions of
2094:Recording technology and rights
1910:, as well as 2 color episodes.
1901:, running from 1964 to 1969 on
1576:of video recording since 1967.
1562:from the 1960s to 1980 survive.
1286:and most of the first years of
1072:
955:National Film and Sound Archive
879:have survived in this manner).
785:'Happening 70 / 71 / 72' series
244:needs additional citations for
53:or discuss these issues on the
9394:Parliamentary papers, Volume 6
8394:"Arena: Dylan in the Madhouse"
8392:Worthington, TJ (2005-09-28).
7881:Linehan, Hugh (May 30, 2016).
7285:
7256:
7227:
7202:
7187:
7166:
7141:
7118:
7093:
6857:The Magnificent Marble Machine
6497:Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
4807:broadcast by NBC Los Angeles'
4676:initially produced her series
4559:Two soaps have full archives:
4442:
3645:
3611:Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
3355:Most of the earliest American
3186:Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
2282:, and all 147 episodes of the
2146:and a 1962 version as part of
2026:
1707:
1029:
523:Paul Nipkow television station
13:
1:
9817:Lost Shows (UK) search engine
9684:. bbc.com. October 11, 2013.
8895:"Bad news for Filmation fans"
8026:. Asahi Sonorama. July 1987.
7148:Moloney, Ciara (2022-03-20).
7087:
5525:– Game 3 is intact, from the
5478:showed telecast clips of the
5427:and wild pitch bringing home
4936:Most of the telecasts of the
4219:interview with original host
4197:The first daytime version of
4061:, from the 1950s, as well as
4047:'s game show block, then the
3992:
3540:Capitol Wrestling Corporation
2336:The Madhouse on Castle Street
2175:, the United Kingdom's first
1539:Reis om de wereld in 80 dagen
1191:produced new episodes of the
1104:
657:National Library of Australia
404:Lost episode (disambiguation)
9762:. Rowman & Littlefield.
9228:Fybush, Scott (2011-02-07).
9185:. 2016-10-09. Archived from
8649:Marx, Andy (March 2, 2013).
6693:Rocky King, Inside Detective
3975:Most of the 1980s talk show
3791:The Mary Kay and Johnny Show
3780:Comedy, talk shows and music
3205:Monty Python's Flying Circus
3067:Recovery of missing programs
2833:Most of the archives of two
2741:Finding missing BBC programs
2531:, and four episodes each of
2264:Four of the six episodes of
1855:tokusatsu television series
1794:
1740:I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do
1687:Spanish Broadcasting Company
645:
7:
9625:. Immediate Media Company.
8211:Rossen, Jake (2017-08-08).
7576:. Teleseries Chilenas. 2013
7016:
6439:Almost all episodes of the
6148:Coke Time with Eddie Fisher
5925:
5455:was played on that night's
5442:was played on that night's
5002:: The entire game is intact
4793:. Though NBC's telecast of
4155:inauguration of Gerald Ford
4151:Richard Nixon's resignation
4041:Heatter-Quigley Productions
3542:(the direct predecessor to
2680:in 2010 in the archives of
1993:
1968:1985 Mexico City earthquake
1773:
1716:from the 1960s and most of
1544:Around the World in 80 Days
1413:was a series that aired on
871:shows off-air (portions of
469:the claims made and adding
268:"Lost television broadcast"
144:to comply with Knowledge's
98:content into sub-articles,
27:Missing television material
10:
9874:
9401:, HMSO. 1950. p. 26.
9033:Steve Hoffman Music Forums
8566:, bbc.co.uk, 28 March 2014
6663:Puttnam's Prairie Emporium
6556:survived in the archives.
5769:
5733:Virtually all episodes of
4911:Miracle at the Meadowlands
4844:1961 NFL Championship Game
4700:
4592:The Young and the Restless
4568:The Young and the Restless
4382:was preserved in any way.
3844:That Was the Week That Was
3473:
3174:A few audio recordings of
2967:, the first two series of
2730:The Sandie Shaw Supplement
2697:' only live appearance on
2319:from the second series of
2183:The early years in Britain
2177:public service broadcaster
2086:
2051:The television archive of
2040:The inaugural game of the
1730:The 1970s Dutch TV series
1634:
1605:
1566:
1510:from 1955 to 1963 survive.
1498:
1493:French television archives
425:Lost television broadcasts
413:A still from the original
401:
7804:"FINNISH SEMI-FINAL 1981"
7726:DVDInfo.be – Besprekingen
7507:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
6971:BBC Archive Treasure Hunt
6637:DuMont Television Network
6124:DuMont Television Network
5943:The Adventures of Twizzle
5068:) – Games 6–7 are intact.
4292:and the 1970s syndicated
4025:Barry-Enright Productions
3548:Madison Square Garden III
3482:DuMont Television Network
3469:
3095:Two Series 1 episodes of
2959:which is now held at the
2925:The Adventures of Twizzle
2572:, the 1960 adaptation of
2267:The Quatermass Experiment
2200:electronic system (using
1953:
1789:Yugoslav Radio Television
1622:
1469:
1365:
1182:
836:(episodes beyond 1978 of
570:
9712:The Doctor Who Companion
9126:www.parkes.atnf.csiro.au
9055:"Facebook post by TVPMM"
7431:Francfort, Elmo (2008).
6986:. In December 2012, the
6416:It's Alec Templeton Time
5841:VTV - Vietnam Television
5671:When The Garden Was Eden
4725:National Football League
4615:Retro Television Network
4425:first human moon landing
4095:Approx. 130 episodes of
4029:Chuck Barris Productions
3696:Fifty-three episodes of
3257:1-inch Type C videotapes
3226:) have been released on
3212:, to whom the producers
3124:) had been found at the
1822:
1753:
1672:
1427:
1313:After the bankruptcy of
746:Notable losses include:
716:Skippy The Bush Kangaroo
682:Although many important
157:may contain suggestions.
142:may need to be rewritten
9243:. Retrieved 2011-02-07.
7625:(in Danish). 2019-03-20
7293:"NFSA – Search Results"
7264:"NFSA – Search Results"
7235:"NFSA – Search Results"
6593:Newsweek Views the News
6195:Plan 9 from Outer Space
5909:Từ ánh mắt đến trái tim
5863:Câu lạc bộ bạn yêu nhạc
5715:Some museums and other
5411:Clips of Game 5 of the
5108:'s first broadcast day.
4769:(the CBS affiliate for
4437:Apollo 11 missing tapes
4331:
3740:Metromedia Television's
3561:
3496:in New York, Chicago's
3300:Videocassette recorders
3244:videocassette recorders
2765:, which is part of the
2678:Kaleidoscope Publishing
2619:Night Train To Surbiton
2604:For Richer...For Poorer
2434:The Daleks' Master Plan
2400:The Power of the Daleks
2069:People Power Revolution
1844:, who did not want the
1815:(the regional news for
1507:Schipper naast Mathilde
1480:Eurovision Song Contest
1301:Faculdade Cásper Líbero
922:(a production brand of
899:The Isador Goodman Show
435:Common reasons for loss
344:Some of this article's
9853:Television terminology
9741:British Film Institute
9587:"Missing episode hunt"
7072:Missing Believed Wiped
6976:In 2006, a life-sized
6793:Associated-Rediffusion
6060:Paley Center for Media
5763:Return to Peyton Place
5721:Paley Center for Media
5033:World Series telecasts
4942:TVS Television Network
4869:from 1970 between the
4840:NFL Championship Games
4771:Scranton, Pennsylvania
4380:The CBS Afternoon News
4372:The CBS Afternoon News
4213:Paley Center for Media
4188:The second version of
3930:(1962–1972) hosted by
3728:The Paul Winchell Show
3580:
3536:professional wrestling
3494:Paley Center for Media
3480:During the period the
3429:
3018:British Film Institute
3003:the 1969 Moon landings
2869:Associated-Rediffusion
2843:Associated-Rediffusion
2813:
2767:British Film Institute
2418:The Enemy of the World
2345:British Film Institute
2222:(1938–39 and 1946) or
2194:outside broadcast (OB)
2166:
1984:Multimedios Televisión
1811:in 2003) and clips of
1732:The Eddy-Go-Round Show
1613:Leevi and the Leavings
1404:The Trouble with Tracy
1395:CTV Television Network
982:
914:(1959), among others.
421:
9373:www.lostmediawiki.com
9241:NorthEast Radio Watch
9088:Librarian of Congress
8162:nucleustelevision.com
7297:colsearch.nfsa.gov.au
7268:colsearch.nfsa.gov.au
7239:colsearch.nfsa.gov.au
7196:Sydney Morning Herald
6040:University of Alabama
5717:cultural institutions
5527:Philadelphia Phillies
5239:) began play in 1969.
5184:) – Game 3 is intact.
5037:All telecasts of all
4938:World Football League
4932:World Football League
4889:being interviewed by
4879:Monday Night Football
4866:Monday Night Football
4785:footage of the game.
4397:Vanderbilt University
4098:The Hollywood Squares
3805:Shreveport, Louisiana
3425:Networks and stations
3371:and variety shows by
3357:mechanical television
3333:World Football League
3324:The Beatles Anthology
3314:Monday Night Football
3199:At Last the 1948 Show
3177:Till Death Us Do Part
3156:Are You Being Served?
3014:Television South West
2783:Till Death Us Do Part
2756:Archive Treasure Hunt
2737:), recorded in 1967.
2594:The Gnomes of Dulwich
2206:mechanical television
2149:BBC Sunday-Night Play
2127:The Sunday Night Play
1998:In the early days of
1867:, the only traces of
1827:Of the original 1973
1807:(previously aired on
1776:§ United Kingdom
1767:
1515:Bolletje en Bonestaak
1485:ninth edition in 1964
1207:Cinemateca Brasileira
1098:Hey Hey It's Saturday
972:The Pressure Pak Show
960:Leave it to the Girls
861:Hey Hey it's Saturday
412:
9735:Fiddy, Dick (2002).
8978:NBC (19 June 2014).
8958:NBC (12 June 2014).
7851:Sheehan, Dr Helena.
7808:natfinals.50webs.com
7755:www.ceskatelevize.cz
7364:História (São Paulo)
6956:see section 3 part B
6876:The Television Ghost
6401:In Melbourne Tonight
6021:The Bear Bryant Show
5802:improve this section
5579:NBA Finals telecasts
5434:The last out of the
5237:Washington Nationals
4861:Immaculate Reception
4629:Procter & Gamble
4358:Cuban Missile Crisis
3857:quadruplex videotape
3784:Little of the first
3774:Entertainment Rights
3604:National Conventions
3592:The Shari Lewis Show
3391:The Ed Sullivan Show
3362:The Television Ghost
3259:to digital formats.
3240:television directors
2961:Yorkshire Television
2938:Upstairs, Downstairs
2527:, three episodes of
2443:Not Only... But Also
2225:Pinwright's Progress
2137:Sunday Night Theatre
1988:its flagship station
1851:The entirety of the
1714:Ja zuster nee zuster
1137:improve this section
1088:In Melbourne Tonight
1069:series (1970–1972).
920:Crawford Productions
726:In Melbourne Tonight
415:slow-scan television
253:improve this article
9858:Lists of lost films
9662:on 12 December 2012
9291:"www.dbsforums.com"
9262:Wall Street Journal
9096:Library of Congress
8619:, 15 September 2010
8073:cartoonresearch.com
7997:cartoonresearch.com
6752:Search for Tomorrow
6528:Mary Kay and Johnny
6477:Jul og Grønne Skove
5637:— Game 7 is intact.
5415:featuring the then-
4907:Philadelphia Eagles
4853:Pittsburgh Steelers
4731:As of 2011, 1968's
4454:Search for Tomorrow
4248:Barry & Enright
4180:Sale of the Century
4007:Almost all daytime
3936:Burbank, California
3928:the first ten years
3907:Special Collections
3865:Library of Congress
3682:Children's programs
3554:survive as part of
3514:Library of Congress
3486:Library of Congress
3126:Library of Congress
3032:Scottish Television
3027:Francie & Josie
3010:Westward Television
2992:Southern Star Group
2988:Southern Television
2795:Letter from America
2642:Dixon of Dock Green
2580:1956 adaptation of
2551:) or not retained.
2471:Other lost material
2394:The Reign of Terror
2328:Hancock's Half Hour
2294:Dixon of Dock Green
2235:The Disorderly Room
2210:flying spot scanner
2053:ABS-CBN Corporation
1899:Hyokkori Hyōtanjima
1805:Laki Bule Bini Jawa
1695:Lascia o raddoppia?
1641:Republic of Ireland
1560:Beschuldigde sta op
1551:(1958). The series
1187:From 1968 to 1969,
1065:(1968–70), and the
905:It Pays to Be Funny
578:(of videotape) and
550:home video industry
429:television programs
9593:on 4 December 2008
9537:on January 8, 2009
9343:The New York Times
9235:2021-08-01 at the
8932:The New York Times
8926:(3 January 1964).
8899:Film Score Monthly
8755:. Louisville, KY:
8635:2021-08-01 at the
8611:2021-08-01 at the
8562:2021-11-22 at the
7199:, 20 February 1999
7044:Lost literary work
6768:Sense and Nonsense
6647:The Pinky Lee Show
6158:Florence Henderson
6133:Cavalcade of Stars
6099:Camel News Caravan
5959:Audrey and Friends
5898:Trò chơi liên tỉnh
5886:Những bông hoa nhỏ
5847:Vietnam Television
5757:Where the Heart Is
5564:– All four games (
5041:games starting in
4859:that featured the
4757:was aired by both
4660:As the World Turns
4641:As the World Turns
4466:As the World Turns
4339:Camel News Caravan
4244:Carruthers Company
3712:Oscar the Grouch's
3519:Upper New York Bay
3327:. Similarly, home
3214:Rediffusion London
3030:exist, as most of
3025:The Adventures of
2950:Granada Television
2623:Outbreak of Murder
2549:Operation Diplomat
2306:Out of the Unknown
2275:was not recorded.
1748:Olivia Newton-John
1660:The Late Late Show
1476:first edition ever
1415:The Comedy Network
454:possibly contains
422:
197:You can assist by
9769:978-1-4422-6712-1
9750:978-0-85170-866-9
9397:. Great Britain:
9334:Sandomir, Richard
9183:SFM Entertainment
9035:. January 1, 2022
8881:Los Angeles Times
8864:Los Angeles Times
8581:www.updown.org.uk
8304:www.lostshows.com
8275:www.lostshows.com
8246:www.lostshows.com
7595:"Copenhagen 1964"
7574:""El Litre 4916""
7459:. 10 April 2013.
7182:978-1-86508-674-3
7174:Allen & Unwin
7082:Film preservation
7031:Television portal
7004:after his death.
6962:
6961:
6927:Young Talent Time
6741:in possession of
6468:child pornography
6454:, had desires to
6326:television serial
6183:Criswell Predicts
6038:'s tenure at the
6030:One of the first
5904:Thể dục buổi sáng
5892:Nốt nhạc tình yêu
5838:
5837:
5830:
5597:Hardwood Classics
5470:Baltimore Orioles
5343:to submit to the
5144:) – Game 7 (with
4877:, though several
4819:interception and
4668:The Edge of Night
4664:The Edge of Night
4652:The Edge of Night
4647:The Edge of Night
4635:The Guiding Light
4619:SFM Entertainment
4582:Days of Our Lives
4562:Days of Our Lives
4472:The Edge of Night
4376:To Tell The Truth
4362:JFK assassination
4352:Moving images of
4283:Let's Make a Deal
4277:Hollywood Squares
4170:Let's Make a Deal
4103:Game Show Network
4080:The Newlywed Game
4058:You Bet Your Life
4049:Game Show Network
3800:Louisiana Hayride
3396:Toast of the Town
3167:pattern to allow
2981:Thames Television
2956:Coronation Street
2903:Celebrity Squares
2874:Double Your Money
2847:Thames Television
2713:You Can't Do That
2709:Can't Buy Me Love
2610:Hereward the Wake
2582:David Copperfield
2557:Abigail and Roger
2541:Francis Durbridge
2376:Patrick Troughton
1960:San Ángel studios
1940:Christopher Sabat
1914:Toei Company Ltd.
1571:State-controlled
1524:John the Fearless
1360:Greater São Paulo
1352:CDT da Anhanguera
1269:
1227:Rio Grande do Sul
1173:
1172:
1165:
1041:Young Talent Time
1002:Monday Conference
873:Young Talent Time
855:Young Talent Time
753:Monday Conference
499:
498:
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456:original research
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146:quality standards
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5728:General Hospital
5475:CBS Evening News
5458:CBS Evening News
5445:NBC Nightly News
5438:as described by
5012:1971-Ohio State-
4998:1969-Ohio State-
4871:Cleveland Browns
4679:One Life to Live
4531:General Hospital
4499:One Life to Live
4490:The Secret Storm
4385:Studio shots of
4289:The Joker's Wild
4286:) (Hatos-Hall),
4200:Wheel of Fortune
4122:The Big Showdown
4002:cable television
3919:The Tonight Show
3730:, also known as
3506:Internet Archive
3460:Patricia McBride
3437:The Wizard of Oz
3340:cable television
3088:nations such as
3061:Television South
2858:The Rat Catchers
2735:eponymous singer
2705:Paperback Writer
2670:John Le Mesurier
2569:As Good Cooks Go
2545:Broken Horseshoe
2529:The Grove Family
2488:The Grove Family
2406:The Ice Warriors
2383:missing episodes
2372:William Hartnell
2230:situation comedy
2143:Armchair Theatre
2057:Ferdinand Marcos
1886:Space Alien Pipi
1874:All episodes of
1869:Assault! Human!!
1858:Assault! Human!!
1784:Yugoslavia (SFR)
1779:
1727:from the 1970s.
1679:Sanremo Festival
1573:Czech television
1519:Jan zonder Vrees
1399:Canadian content
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628:online streaming
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5390:Bert Campaneris
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4903:New York Giants
4857:Oakland Raiders
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4697:Sporting events
4690:All My Children
4685:All My Children
4505:All My Children
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4423:footage of the
4406:NBC News Digest
4402:Jessica Savitch
4368:Douglas Edwards
4354:Walter Cronkite
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2976:Junior Showtime
2919:Ready Steady Go
2852:No Hiding Place
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2801:The Likely Lads
2777:Steptoe and Son
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2700:Top Of The Pops
2690:Top of the Pops
2676:was located by
2627:Where do I Sit?
2588:The Dark Island
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2424:The Web of Fear
2350:A for Andromeda
2272:science fiction
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5857:7 sắc cầu vồng
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5345:Peabody Awards
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5242:
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5233:Montreal Expos
5207:
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5146:Bill Mazeroski
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4968:Lost Treasures
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4885:that featured
4849:AFL–NFL merger
4833:Super Bowl VII
4795:Super Bowl III
4728:
4722:
4698:
4695:
4444:
4441:
4387:Peter Jennings
4333:
4330:
4316:Fred Silverman
4146:Winning Streak
3994:
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3962:William Safire
3912:Almost all of
3869:Leland Hayward
3836:My Living Doll
3781:
3778:
3758:Hallmark Cards
3756:In 1995, when
3683:
3680:
3670:as opposed to
3652:Academy Awards
3647:
3644:
3642:
3639:
3635:The Right Stuf
3582:
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3563:
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3471:
3468:
3464:Melissa Hayden
3451:The Nutcracker
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3103:ABC Weekend TV
3068:
3065:
3053:co-production
2930:Gerry Anderson
2839:ABC Weekend TV
2824:telerecordings
2815:
2812:
2807:Play for Today
2742:
2739:
2654:An edition of
2615:The Naked Lady
2525:The Appleyards
2482:The Appleyards
2472:
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2457:telerecordings
2355:Julie Christie
2317:Three episodes
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2258:
2247:Theatre Parade
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2087:Main article:
2084:
2083:United Kingdom
2081:
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1995:
1992:
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1952:
1931:Dragon Ball GT
1928:, and some of
1846:new adaptation
1824:
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1549:Professor Kwit
1529:Schatteneiland
1511:
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1468:
1457:Sábado Gigante
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1348:Vila Guilherme
1319:Rio de Janeiro
1239:Rio de Janeiro
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1093:Graham Kennedy
1074:
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1018:Norman Lindsay
984:
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941:Matlock Police
924:WIN Television
884:Tell the Truth
806:
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731:Graham Kennedy
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600:telerecordings
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9264:Marketwatch.
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9189:on 2016-10-09
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8924:Gardner, Paul
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8534:. Bbc.co.uk.
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8482:Off the Telly
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8398:OFF THE TELLY
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8193:on 2014-11-04
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7002:Bob Monkhouse
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6951:1980–present
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6808:
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6806:Snap Judgment
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6503:1953–present
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6449:
6448:ventriloquist
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6371:
6370:The Goldbergs
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6302:1972–present
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5894:(1999 - 2000)
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5888:(1970 - 1997)
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5787:This section
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5751:A World Apart
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5553:Yankeeography
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5466:New York Mets
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5429:George Foster
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5394:Lerrin LaGrow
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4985:
4982:The Rose Bowl
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4917:back, but by
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4891:Howard Cosell
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4875:New York Jets
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4829:Super Bowl VI
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4802:
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4800:Super Bowl IV
4796:
4792:
4788:
4787:Super Bowl II
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4733:Super Bowl II
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9622:Radio Times
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9106:26 November
8938:19 November
8767:October 22,
8719:Adams, Edie
8665:January 11,
7010:I Love Lucy
6989:Radio Times
6948:broadcasts
6937:Ten Network
6917:1949, 1957
6563:Mindreaders
6464:cannibalize
6282:Dream House
6229:97 episodes
6036:Bear Bryant
5440:Jim Simpson
5421:Al Michaels
5154:Bing Crosby
5106:MLB Network
4887:John Lennon
4827:in Canada.
4821:Jim O'Brien
4817:Mike Curtis
4775:NFL Network
4674:Agnes Nixon
4623:The Doctors
4610:The Doctors
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4573:Screen Gems
4537:Ryan's Hope
4510:Agnes Nixon
4443:Soap operas
4389:inside his
4268:(Stewart),
4228:Bob Stewart
4191:Dream House
4055:'s lineup.
4045:USA Network
4033:Jay Wolpert
3950:Dick Cavett
3747:Los Angeles
3721:Sesamstraße
3656:Emmy Awards
3646:Award shows
3587:Shari Lewis
3454:, starring
3408:Jerry Lewis
3404:Dean Martin
3377:Harriet Lee
3345:syndication
3317:broadcast.
3309:John Lennon
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3078:New Zealand
2725:Syd Barrett
2695:The Beatles
2674:David Jason
2666:Terry Scott
2575:The Citadel
2563:The Airbase
2446:, starring
2253:Wasp's Nest
2104:radio drama
2034:Eat Bulaga!
2027:Philippines
1948:Dragon Ball
1919:Dragon Ball
1708:Netherlands
1704:is extant.
1553:Manko Kapak
1432:During the
1323:telenovelas
1215:TV Alterosa
1036:Network Ten
1030:Network Ten
869:home taping
515:Phonovision
513:Apart from
479:August 2018
349:may not be
104:subheadings
9847:Categories
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9354:2010-09-25
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8187:"Decision"
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7857:www.dcu.ie
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7154:The Sundae
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7088:References
7060:Doctor Who
7049:Lost media
6994:Doctor Who
6983:Doctor Who
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6172:1974–1987
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5973:Milkshake!
5611:: Celtics–
5419:announcer
5349:Tony Kubek
5341:Curt Gowdy
5128:Tony Kubek
5098:Don Larsen
4989:Ohio State
4972:kinescopes
4954:World Bowl
4950:Joe Namath
4895:home video
4737:Super Bowl
4715:NFL on NBC
4711:NFL on CBS
4701:See also:
4550:Dan Curtis
4252:Jack Barry
4236:Hatos–Hall
4205:King World
4009:game shows
3998:Game shows
3993:Game shows
3899:Edie Adams
3822:Cinderella
3601:Republican
3597:Democratic
3510:Edie Adams
3474:See also:
3419:west coast
3415:kinescopes
3400:comedy act
3385:Hour Glass
3329:kinescopes
3289:game shows
3232:Tele-snaps
3223:Doctor Who
3143:Ray Galton
3122:New Jersey
2897:Crossroads
2789:Dad's Army
2772:Doctor Who
2752:Doctor Who
2721:Pink Floyd
2662:Hugh Lloyd
2657:Hugh and I
2631:Witch Hunt
2448:Peter Cook
2412:Blue Peter
2381:Doctor Who
2363:Doctor Who
2322:Dad's Army
2284:soap opera
2189:television
2187:The BBC's
1944:Funimation
1908:kinescopes
1842:Shogakukan
1649:kinescopes
1617:Yleisradio
1387:Video Hits
1382:Kinescoped
1283:Fantástico
1211:TV Cultura
1193:telenovela
1105:Bangladesh
935:Division 4
797:soap opera
794:prime time
791:Australian
677:kinescopes
652:Australian
620:home video
596:videotapes
592:audiotapes
588:television
542:Quadruplex
534:Tele-snaps
530:Kinescopes
463:improve it
309:March 2012
279:newspapers
199:editing it
100:condensing
50:improve it
9808:2014 BBC
9778:961007777
9316:"YouTube"
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8043:cite book
7493:29 August
7416:12 August
7336:12 August
7077:Kinescope
7039:Lost film
6867:Art James
6821:Starlight
6612:Number 96
6441:Christian
6167:Countdown
6013:survive.
5969:Channel 5
5789:does not
5666:30 for 30
5633:: Lakers–
5572:1978 NLCS
5562:1978 ALCS
5537:1977 ALCS
5523:1977 NLCS
5513:1976 NLCS
5503:1976 ALCS
5283:kinescope
5261:kinescope
5235:(now the
5226:kinescope
5218:Cardinals
5204:kinescope
5150:kinescope
4964:NFL Films
4926:NFL Films
4883:1974 game
4791:NFL Films
4783:NFL Films
4779:NBC Radio
4749:NFL Films
4654:moved to
4589:in 2005.
4525:in 1978.
4162:Eye Guess
4089:Jeopardy!
3924:Jack Paar
3853:kinescope
3825:starring
3762:Filmation
3718:version,
3672:525 lines
3668:625 lines
3630:Astro Boy
3538:from the
3191:Challenge
3165:dot crawl
3074:Australia
2913:Runaround
2828:copyright
2599:Hurricane
2463:inserts.
2461:16mm film
2341:Bob Dylan
2219:Telecrime
2202:405 lines
1980:Monterrey
1950:in 2024.
1878:'s anime
1853:Nippon TV
1795:Indonesia
1744:Marmalade
1701:Settevoci
1654:Tolka Row
1537:, 1957),
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1434:1973 coup
1325:(such as
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1124:does not
1091:starring
1059:Kommotion
1047:Number 96
1023:Countdown
893:Take That
877:Countdown
838:Countdown
833:Countdown
816:Gore Hill
801:Number 96
775:Kommotion
688:Bob Ellis
646:Australia
640:ephemeral
561:audiotape
557:8 mm film
538:videotape
528:In 1947,
467:verifying
418:broadcast
155:talk page
108:talk page
96:splitting
94:Consider
56:talk page
9686:Archived
9627:Archived
9597:23 April
9565:Archived
9490:June 15,
9464:June 15,
9458:HuffPost
9436:June 17,
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7017:See also
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6603:Newsweek
6084:Block 13
5613:Warriors
5529:' local
5014:Stanford
5007:Michigan
4873:and the
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4305:Spin-Off
4053:Buzzr TV
3978:Hot Seat
3874:Many of
3654:and the
3131:The BBC
3116:station
2059:when he
1994:Pakistan
1972:XEIPN-TV
1964:Televisa
1836:Doraemon
1830:Doraemon
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1452:Canal 13
1328:Pantanal
1315:Manchete
1295:Most of
1007:Bellbird
929:Homicide
843:Bellbird
632:outtakes
351:reliable
88:too long
9692:July 5,
9069:11 June
8989:12 June
8984:youtube
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7406:O Globo
6578:Mio Mao
6233:The BBC
5871:(1990s)
5810:removed
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5649:Bullets
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5484:Orioles
5386:Detroit
5382:Oakland
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4809:O&O
4587:SOAPnet
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4107:Squares
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3987:KDOC-TV
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3502:YouTube
3279:In the
3090:Nigeria
3086:African
2996:ITV plc
2970:Sez Les
2711:" and "
2533:Compact
2517:United!
2512:United!
2494:Compact
2429:Nigeria
2368:Doctors
2288:United!
2100:theatre
2065:ABS-CBN
2046:Ginebra
1976:XHDF-TV
1936:Betamax
1778:, below
1719:Hamelin
1635:Ireland
1606:Finland
1567:Czechia
1499:Belgium
1478:of the
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1145:removed
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5635:Knicks
5593:Lakers
5509:vault.
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