Post by Matthew the Swordsman on Jul 17, 2017 21:44:52 GMT
Some more from the 1950s:
"Short Short Dramas" was an experiment at doing a 15-minute (12 minutes minus ads) anthology series. I've seen an episode, it's not too bad. When originally aired it had a host (I don't know her name), but these host segments were deleted when the series was repeated in syndication and seem to no longer survive.
"Telephone Time" had a host. I've seen several episodes where the story is based on a true event, and the host interviews the real-life person at the end of the show. I enjoyed watching the episodes, but it seems non-sci-fi anthology series are the antithesis of what everyone else wants to watch in the 2010s.
"General Electric Theater" was hosted by Ronald Reagan.
"Short Short Dramas" was an experiment at doing a 15-minute (12 minutes minus ads) anthology series. I've seen an episode, it's not too bad. When originally aired it had a host (I don't know her name), but these host segments were deleted when the series was repeated in syndication and seem to no longer survive.
"Telephone Time" had a host. I've seen several episodes where the story is based on a true event, and the host interviews the real-life person at the end of the show. I enjoyed watching the episodes, but it seems non-sci-fi anthology series are the antithesis of what everyone else wants to watch in the 2010s.
"General Electric Theater" was hosted by Ronald Reagan.