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	Studio One
		Studio One was one of the most significant U.S. anthology drama series during the 1950s.
		Studio One provides an emblematic continuity for the 1950s drama: it was the longest running drama anthology series, lasting ten years from 1948-58, from the "big freeze" through the "golden age" to the made-in-Hollywood 90-minute film format: in all over 500 plays were produced.
		Still, unlike film, live studio time was real time, and the ineluctable rule of live drama was that the length of a performance was as long as it took to see it.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/S/htmlS/studioone/studioone.htm (1394 words)

	Studio One (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Studio One was an American dramatic anthology television series, sponsored by Westinghouse Electric Corporation.
		In 1954, the installment "Crime at Blossoms", written by Jerome Ross, was given an Edgar Award for Best Episode in a TV Series.
		Studio One was also the program where the drama 12 Angry Men, about 12 jurors deciding a murder case, was first broadcast on September 20, 1954; it would be remade as a motion picture in 1957, starring (and produced by) Henry Fonda and nominated for three Academy Awards.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Studio_One_(television_series) (163 words)

	50 Years and Counting . The Boston Phoenix . 12-01-97
		A successful TV series walks a tightrope: it must have enough familiar elements to build viewer loyalty, but it must be different enough each week to hold their interest.
		TV has always been a synthesis of other media, though the influence of each art form has waxed and waned over the years.
		Disney was the first major film studio to produce a weekly TV series, and it was an innovation on several levels.
	www.filmvault.com /filmvault/boston/t/tv1.html (6436 words)

	Classic TV & Movie Hits - Studio One
		When Studio One premiered on CBS radio in the spring of 1947, there was little immediate concern at the network over the possible incursion of television as a competing medium.
		The premiere telecast of Studio One was an adaptation of the mystery play The Storm, starring stage and screen actress Margaret Sullavan, one of the few established stars who was willing to perform on teh new medium, especially considering the lowly pay (a maximum of $500 was budgeted for talent on early telecasts).
		Studio One had gone on the air without a sponsor, but it gained one in Westinghouse Electric in early 1949.
	www.classictvhits.com /show.php?id=739 (386 words)

	Ah, Wilderness!
		One such show from this era was Studio One, a drama anthology, which first aired Tuesday, April 29, 1947, at 9:00 over CBS stations.
		Studio One ran until July 27, 1948, when it was replaced by Rooftops of the City.
		However, the standards it set led to a TV series of the same name which ran for nine seasons.
	www.eoneill.com /artifacts/AWr1.3.htm (259 words)

	Studio One - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For the TV series of the 1940s and 1950s, see Studio One (television series).
		Studio One has recorded and released music by (and had a large hand in shaping the careers of) such artists as Bob Marley and the Wailers, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Burning Spear, Toots and the Maytals, John Holt, Horace Andy, Ken Boothe, and Alton Ellis.
		Studio One had a hand in most of the major movements in Jamaican music during the 1960s and 1970s, including ska, rocksteady — although Duke Reid's rocksteady output at his own Treasure Isle label overshadowed Dodd's — reggae, dub and dancehall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Studio_One (274 words)

	TV Series on DVD: Favorite TV Series: Blake's 7 - Series 4
		Both of these series were milestones in television science-fiction, and millions of viewers enjoyed them and continue to enjoy them.
		For years there were rumours that the series would revive, and the final assault would turn out to have been stun guns.
		Jacqueline Pearce, by Series 4, has perfected her role as Servalan (or Sleer) to the point where every motion, glance, expression and note in her speech is perfect.
	www.tvseriesondvd.co.uk /tvseries-12970761-B000C6EQIO-Blakes_7_Series_4.html (1679 words)

	"Studio One" (1948) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Trivia: Originally a CBS radio dramatic anthology series, which was directed by Fletcher Markle who was often heard on the series in leading roles with his future wife, Mercedes McCambridge.
		"Studio One" was one of the many excellent anthology series from the golden age of television.
		This posting relates specifically to Jackie Gleason's appearances on "Studio One".
	us.imdb.com /title/tt0040051 (608 words)

	Movie & TV News @ IMDb.com - Studio Briefing - 5 December 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Victims of a man who claimed to be a TV producer looking for funds to develop a TV series based on the workings of the Department of Homeland Security expressed shock Monday when he was given an even lighter sentence than the one his attorneys had requested.
		The news staff at a Baltimore TV station was left with egg on its collective face when the station broadcast -- at least twice on Monday -- a report that Michael Richards had appeared in flface at a celebrity roast for Whoopi Goldberg over the weekend.
		Veteran publicist Ronnie Lippin, who managed to gain TV exposure for her famous rock clients long after network TV ceased to be a viable venue for most of them, has died in Los Angeles at age 59 after a long battle with breast cancer.
	us.imdb.com /StudioBrief (1477 words)

	Studio One Networks
		Studio One has found major advertisers to sponsor six of its information-packed Web sites: Nestle USA/Carnation for YourBabyToday.com, Bridgestone USA for DrivingToday.com, American Express for RealSmallBusiness.com, Mitsubishi Motors for DigitalLivingToday.com, P&G for RealFamiliesRealFun.com and Friskies for TheDailyCat.com.
		Susman said the plan of the advertisers is to help him spin one or more of the programs into a weekly half-hour TV series hosted by the organizer for sale either to a cable network or to TV stations in firstrun syndication.
		Investors in Studio One include Bob Blackmore, retired head of sales for NBC TV; Tim Robertson, former president of the Family Channel; and Gene Loving, former owner of the TV-station group TVX, now a part of Sinclair Broadcasting.
	www.studioone.net /news/articles/variety_1.htm (297 words)

	Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip TV Show - AOL Television
		Premise: "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" is a late-night sketch comedy show where humor is currently in very short supply.
		In the new drama series, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, Sorkin return to television with this crackling take on the drama behind the humor of producing a...
		Get Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip TV show listings, episode guide, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip cast and crew, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip recaps, video clips, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip spoilers, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip DVDs and more on AOL Television.
	tvshows.aol.com /show/studio-60-on-the-sunset-strip/SH8447790000/main (362 words)

	Studio 7: Series Premiere - TV.com
		This radical new one-hour series pits seven young people against each other in a game that tests their knowledge in the areas of news, politics, sports and popular culture.
		Series Premiere ratings: It was listed in the "losers column" for the WB with a 1.5/2 in households (1.82 million viewers) and a 0.7/2 in the 18-49 category.
		Amadou won the $77,000 prize and will be back later in the season to try for the top amount of $777,000.
	www.tv.com /studio-7/series-premiere/episode/334837/summary.html (207 words)

	Studio X on WILL-TV
		Studio X on WILL-TV Studio X is a new local music show being taped for WILL TV.
		Both the performance and the interview will be taped at the WILL TV studio.
		If you have a band that you would like to recommend, or are a member of a band in the WILL TV viewing area that would like to participate in a future episode email the producer of the show.
	www.will.uiuc.edu /tv/programs/studiox/default-old.htm (132 words)

	studio one - review at videovista.net
		Studio One was a prestigious one-hour live TV series during America's early television era.
		He appeared in Studio One four times in different roles, of which the one on this disc is interesting because of its setting and biographical implications.
		While the limitations and stresses of live TV drama were considerable - camera setups could be rough and ready, the staging cheap, while actors melted visibly under the harsh lighting then required - there were some gains.
	www.videovista.net /reviews/apr03/studio1.html (1028 words)

	Best of Johnny Carson: Volume One - TV Series - 50s & 60s - Laffstock.com
		The stuff of showbiz legend, this famous "lost" episode of The Tonight Show (most of the tapes from the first 10 years of The Tonight Show were accidentally erased) defines the essence of live television.
		It is a kind of magic that can't be rehearsed, recycled, or reproduced, but thanks to this recent discovery, we can now return to Studio One to witness Johnny and his guests working witout a net.
		This classic episode is considered by many as one of the most hilarious in TV history.
	www.laffstock.com /TV-Series--50s-60s/Best-of-Johnny-Carson-Volume-One (405 words)

	The Luke Halpin Gallery
		Following the end of the TV series, however, Luke's acting days dwindled, as he appeared in other less well-known films, including If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium, Island of the Lost, and Shock Waves (available on DVD which includes an interview with Luke).
		And in a TV age dominated by steamy evening soap operas, there are few live-action family adventure/dramas that can compare to the popular 1960s show.
		The comlete season 1 (Staffel 1) of the 1960s TV series is being sold on Amazon.com Germany (www.amazon.de).
	www.cpps90.com /luke (779 words)

	Amazon.com: X - One (TV Series, Vol. 1) - With Series Box: DVD: X (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		I saw X/1999 the movie first before I saw the anime and I was afraid that the TV series would be just as bad, but I still had a lingering desire to see it and the reviews on Amazon made me decide that I was going to give it a chance.
		The first episode is basically a preview of the series, while the next episodes are an introduction to several of the main characters of the series.
		Still, this series is quite interesting, and it's one of the few anime series I have seen where I was more interested in the characters than the story.
	www.amazon.com /X-One-TV-Vol-Box/dp/B00006D28K (2368 words)

	Fox to Create TV Series for Cell Phones
		Movie studio Twentieth Century Fox is about to release a new series of 1 minute episodes based on its hit show "24" that are designed for viewing on a
		Like the TV series, the story concerns the operations of agents working for the Counterterrorist Unit, an arm of the CIA devoted to preventing and responding to attacks on American soil.
		In the series' first "mobisode," when rogue federal operative Susan Walker murders a high-ranking government official, it's a race against time for agent Martin Kail to bring her to justice.
	www.wirelessguide.org /cell-phone-news/tv-series.htm (226 words)

	Studio One Networks
		New York, June 7, 1999 -- Studio One networks and its sponsor American Honda will rpoduce anddistribute the first series of syndicated programs designed to be distributed on the Internet.
		For Driving Today, (Available for press preview purposes at http://www.studioone.net/drivingtoday/) Studio One Networks has tapped Jack Nerad, whose past credits include his roles as Editor of Motor Trend Magazine, and Automotive Age Magazine.
		For Gamers Today, (available for press preview at (http://www.studioone.net/gamerstoday/) Studio One Networks has tapped Steven L. Kent, whose credits include his roles as the weekly columnist of CyberPlay, which is circulated to 120 newspapers across the United States via the Los Angeles Times Syndicate and contributions to MSNBC, and USA Today.
	www.studioone.net /news/releases/press_release_4.htm (605 words)

	TV Series Finale - Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Is the NBC Series Doomed?
		TV Series Finale News: CBS Pulls the Plug on 3 Lbs.
		Prior to its debut on September 1st, Studio 60 got a ton of promotion (lots of network commercials, the pilot being made available as a free download and on DVD from NetFlix, and much more).
		Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Is the NBC Series Doomed?&bodytext=It's not looking good for NBC's new Aaron Sorkin show, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip.
	www.tvseriesfinale.com /2006/10/studio_60_on_the_sunset_strip_is_the_nbc_series_do.html (1304 words)

	William Shatner - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki
		His first appearance on that program was in a 1957 two-parter entitled "The Defender" (featuring Ian Wolfe) and would serve as the basis for the TV show The Defenders, on which Shatner had a recurring role (albeit as a different character than the one he played on Studio One).
		Although the animated series came to an end in 1974, Trek still hadn't died; pre-production began on a new, live-action Star Trek series in 1977.
		These novels ultimately became the basis for a TV series and a number of telefilms, which Shatner himself directed for, starred in and served as executive producer.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/William_Shatner (3135 words)

	Free TV Tickets!
		Sony Pictures Studios is located in Culver City, which unlike most of the other studios, is located southwest of Hollywood and close to the LAX airport.
		NBC is the only commercial TV studio in Los Angeles that offers a behind-the-scenes tour of its complex.
		Located in Burbank, this studio tour is a little more than an hour, and offers and up-close view of a working television studio.
	tvtix.com /transportation.php (1083 words)

	Paramount Studios (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		And Paramount is also one of the few studios that admit the public on regular guided tours of the studio's back lot.
		RKO Studios was once located at the southwest corner of the Paramount lot (you can still see their giant globe there today), but it was eventually absorbed into the Paramount lot.
		Paramount Studio is bounded by Van Ness Avenue (on the east), Melrose (on the south), Gower Street (on the west), and the Hollywood Cemetery (on Santa Monica Boulevard) to the north.
	www.seeing-stars.com /Studios/ParamountStudios.shtml (1210 words)

	Highlander Season One TV Series DVD review
		Personal confession – when, back in 1992, I first heard about a new syndicated TV series based on the "Highlander" films, my reaction was near-total disinterest.
		Again, this initial impression reflected more a lack of imagination on my part that that of the series creators, because "Highlander the Series" turned out to have a ton on its mind and, as it wound up running for six seasons, plenty of opportunity to explore all sorts of permutations in moral conundrums.
		"Eyewitness" fits the premise of the series far better, as Tessa witnesses a murder and feels compelled to investigate, even before it turns out that the crime involves an Immortal who had lost interest in his mortal lover as she aged.
	www.avrev.com /dvd/revs/highlander.shtml (2875 words)

	TV Squad
		The novel focuses on Jack Sawyer, a young boy who sets out on a quest to find the titular talisman, a magic artifact that may save his mother, who is dying of cancer.
		Problem is, by the end of the list, I was straining to remember some of the ads they were talking about, and I watched a hell of a lot of TV in the '80s.
		TV Squad is a member of the Weblogs, Inc. Network.
	tvsquad.com /2006/.../studio-60-on-the-sunset-strip-nevada-day-part-one (2541 words)

	The Complete Rod Taylor Site: Anthology series
		The series -- filmed by Anglia Television, a regional production company in England -- was an instant hit, with more than half of the British TV audience tuning in to the first program.
		"Studio One" was TV's longest-running drama anthology series (1948-58).
		This installment was directed by Buzz Kulik, who directed many of the highly respected anthology series and episodic series during the "Golden Age" of TV and later became one of the most respected directors of made-for-TV movies, notably the 1971 drama "Brian's Song." Kulik also directed Rod in a "Playhouse 90" appearance.
	www.fanfromfla.net /rodtaylor/anthologies.shtml (1944 words)

	Clooney Studio \| Langella singing Clooney's praise
		Though he was only a teenager at the time, he was glued to the family TV set like everyone else.
		It was an event that would halt the witch hunt and series of character assassinations McCarthy had begun a year earlier.
		Clooney Studio is run by a George Clooney fan for fans and is not connected to George Clooney or anyone associated with him.
	www.clooneystudio.com /frank_langella_interview.html (438 words)

	Audio Rack, Component Rack, Contemporary Entertainment Center, Modern Entertainment Center, Tv Rack
		We designed two series of component racks to accommodate two kinds of requirements, from the ultimate in flexibility to the ultimate in strength and rigidity.
		The High Fidelity Series proves the dictum that not everything meets the eye.
		All HF Series racks come with easily removable cable management back panels.
	www.studiotech.com /products/component_racks/index.html (293 words)

	Studio 57 TV Show - Studio 57 Television Show - TV.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Welcome to the Studio 57 guide at tv.com.This filmed dramatic series was called Heinz 57 Playhouse during its run from 54-55 then the name was changed to Studio 57 which ran until 1957.
		During its third year several episodes that were shown were previously aired on The Jane Wyman Show.
		Tell the world what you think of Studio 57, write a review for this show.
	www.tv.com /studio-57/show/4133/summary.html (151 words)

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