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Birth of Television Brief history of television technology from the early twenties to the start of World War II. Late-Night Talk Shows: 1950 - 1957 Steve Allen's Tonight! show was the first of the classic Late-Night Talk Shows. Late-Night Talk Shows: 1957 - 1962 Jack Paar, the great conversationalist, left his mark on Late-Night programming. Late-Night Talk Shows: 1962 - 1972 The first ten years of the reign of Johnny Carson, undisputed King of Late-Night. Late-Night Talk Shows: 1972 - 1992 Johnny Carson bids a final farewell after almost thirty years of Late-Night TV. Late-Night Talk Shows: 1992 - present The Great Talk Shows War ended years ago. The feuds are over. But who really won? |
Evolution of Daytime Talk Shows: Part 1 The rapid growth of broadcast television from the end of World War II to 1951. Evolution of Daytime Talk Shows: Part 2 Fabulous Fifties. The introduction of Today, the longest running network daytime series. Evolution of Daytime Talk Shows: Part 3 Syndicated Sixties. Today still ruled early morning, and the syndicators controlled daytime talk. Evolution of Daytime Talk Shows: Part 4 Good Morning America provided competition for Today, and Donahue started a new type of Talk Show. Evolution of Daytime Talk Shows: Part 5 Today loses its lead to Good Morning America. Sally, Geraldo, and Oprah follow Phil Donahue's lead. Evolution of Daytime Talk Shows: Part 6 The Nineties. Trash TV has ruled daytime programming for more than a decade. How long will it continue? |
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