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What Were the Technological Advancements in TV Production During the 1960s? | Mental Itch

Explore the groundbreaking technological shifts that transformed TV production in the 1960s! 📺 From color broadcasting to satellite transmissions, see how these advancements shaped the way we watch TV today. #1960sTelevision #TechHistory #TVProduction https://mentalitch.com/what-were-the-technological-advancements-in-tv-production-during-the-1960s/

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More Images: https://tinyurl.com/2c798cco Did You Know? Yvonne Craig, most celebrated for her role as the original Batgirl in the 1960s Batman TV series, was not just a screen heroine but also a real-life crusader for numerous causes. Beyond her high-flying acrobatics and crime-fighting on screen, she was a passionate advocate for free mammograms for women who couldn't afford them and supported education for young girls. Before captivating audiences as Batgirl, Yvonne was a ballet dancer, showcasing her versatility and dedication to her craft. Her transition from ballet to acting never dimmed her luminous energy, making her a beloved figure both on and off the screen. Discover a collection of timeless photographs and uncover more fascinating facts about this remarkable woman by visiting: https://net.photos/search.php?q=Yvonne-Craig #YvonneCraig #DidYouKnow #Batgirl #WomenOfImpact #BalletToBatgirl

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Who Wrote The Monkees? – “Case of the Missing Monkee” and “I Was A Teenage Monster” – by Gerald Gardner and Dee Caruso and Dave Evans - See more at: http://rosannewelch.com #monkees #television #1960s #1960stelevision #writing

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The Jim Nabors Hour

Jim Nabors was recurring character Gomer Pyle, a backwoods mechanic on “The Andy Griffith Show” in the early 1960’s. The show catapulted him into his own sitcom when Gomer Pyle joined the Marine Corps in “Gomer Pyle, USMC.” 

Fresh off that show, he was given a variety hour on CBS in 1969. Ronnie Schell and Frank Sutton, two of Nabors’ former co-stars continued with him into the new show. The show was a celebration of his relationships on television, with Andy Griffith as a guest star in a parody of “The Andy Griffith Show” on the series premiere. It also gave Nabors a chance to showcase his baritone singing voice, which had garnered him several gold records in the 1960’s. 

Despite the show’s strong ratings performance, it fell to axe during the 1971 “Rural Purge” on CBS.

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