We lived in a government TV zone only CBC programing exclusively CTV was forbidden exotic stuff from the affluent zones.
Did that really work? I heard about it but never tried it. We weren't allowed to touch the buttons anyway.It's a shame you didn't know about putting tinfoil on the rabbit ears. All the good and secret stuff came in.
I have it on good authority DB does not purchase a federal radio licence.
Batman,Get Smart and Flinstones for me.Earliest thing I can remember watching on tv was hockey and The Friendly Giant.
Earliest thing I can remember watching on tv was hockey and The Friendly Giant.
Did that really work? I heard about it but never tried it. We weren't allowed to touch the buttons anyway.
I'll destroy my radio before I buy a licencse .
Barney was one helluva good actor.Early efforts at reality television.
I had the Peter Puck account at Bank of Nova Scotia.I remember him! And hockey of course. Peter Puck!
It was electric, so frantically hectic
And the band started leaving, cause they all stopped breathing
I'm more interested in her drawing. It was a regular feature of the show.
TV came to the mainstream in the Okanagan in 1958 and the shows I remember
were Phil Silvers, Lassie, 77 Sunset Strip, Rin Tin tin, Gunsmoke and Dragnet.
as for kids shows don't know I was 12 when TV came to the Valley