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	Television program - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Old television shows begin with a title sequence, show opening credits at the bottom of the screen over the beginning of the show, and include closing credits at the end of the show.
		However, in the 1990s shows began cold opening with a "teaser" (a short beginning to the episode, designed to catch the viewer's attention), followed by a title sequence, and a commercial break.
		On television shows, directors are often interchangeable, mainly serving the dictates of the writer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Television_shows (1194 words)

	Talk Shows
		Television talk is almost always anchored or framed by an announcer or host figure, and may be defined, in Erving Goffman's terms, as "fresh talk," that is, talk that appears to be generated word by word and in a spontaneous manner.
		Talk shows are often identified by the host's name in the title, an indication of the importance of the host in the history of the television talk show.
		Talk shows are indeed forums in which society tests out and comes to terms with the topics, issues and themes that define its basic values, what it means to be a "citizen," a participating member of that society.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/T/htmlT/talkshows/talkshows.htm (4775 words)

	Television Shows
		We older folks have heard it so many times, but in the show they played two brothers who run a construction company who used to have their own show but now "they don't want to talk about it." Older, yes, and funny as ever.
		The story was so simply well-told, with the moral and ethical issues clearly defined on the one hand, yet grayed by the love of these three men for one another and their families and job as firefighters.
		One of the Sisters in my community says that Everwood is a WB show created for adolescents but that the audience is parents and middle-aged people like me. That may be, but I love the pace, the story, the sullen kid who plays the piano like a master (I think he really does).
	journals.aol.com /rosepacatte/TelevisionShows (1365 words)

	Television Shows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		A good television show is a great way to keep up with the latest in trends and design.
		The show is full of neat things, like "Craft Wars", in which two Designers are given the same recycled object to see what they can make in a given amount of time.
		Everyone I know who watches this show can be found in front of the television on Saturday nights (shh...that's a secret!) to see what two couples, two designers, a craftsman, a thousand dollars and two days can do to a room.
	www.creatinghomedecor.com /television_shows.htm (748 words)

	Television Shows - Comedy and Cartoons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Celebrating the show that celebrated the golden age of radio, the page includes a few scripts and an episode guide for seasons three and four.
		The show may be finished but fans still congregate here to discuss their favorite show.
		Name any WB show, ever, and you'll find when it's due to be aired and its episode order, plus news on the shows and related comics, and press.
	www.daviestrek.com /tv/comedy.html (9648 words)

	RYAN'S BRITISH TV SHOW REVIEWS
		I haven't covered shows that have been well established in the United States where no introduction is necessary.
		All these shows are famous enough they each have their own USENET newsgroup, and dozens of websites dedicated to them.
		Shows are listed alphabetically by first letter (except "The", "A", and "An").
	www.eskimo.com /~rkj/brit.htm (515 words)

	Lists of television shows by city setting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		These are lists of television shows by city setting:
		List of television shows set in New York City
		List of television shows set in Washington, D.C. Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_television_shows_by_city_setting"
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lists_of_television_shows_by_city_setting (99 words)

	Boston.com / News / Local / Mass. / Exhibit evokes memories of boxed lunches, favorite television shows, movies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		That essential lunchtime accessory is now a museum piece showing where popular culture, personal expression and old-fashioned American marketing meet -- all for a place to put one's peanut butter and jelly sandwich until the lunch bell rings.
		"I remember Roy Rogers and Hopalong Cassidy because they were television shows when I was a child," she recalled.
		The rising popularity of television in the 1950s gave rise to lunch boxes with images of Hopalong Cassidy, "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," Roy Rogers, "The Lone Ranger," "Howdy Doody," "Laugh-In," and other cultural icons.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2004/03/10/exhibit_evokes_memories_of_boxed_lunches_favorite_television_shows_movies (730 words)

	Television Shows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		(syndicated) Originally a spin-off from The Danny Thomas Show in 1960, this show's eight years of episodes is still running on TV stations today, and is still better than a lot of newer stuff.
		The shows revolve around Sheriff Andy Taylor in the fictional town of Mayberry, North Carolina.
		And the man is just a little bit crazy, which makes this show a lot of fun to watch.
	home.earthlink.net /~velderkin/resources/tvshows.htm (414 words)

	Internet Public Library: Television
		This site was created in connection with a public television documentary about assistive technology and its impact on the lives of people with disabilities.
		This is an on-line database of Japanese voice actors -- mostly for animated television shows and movies, but also for radio dramas and other related work (including events and interviews at which the actors were present, and magazine articles about various actors).
		A nostalgic tribute to the history of television, from the advent of the medium until the present day.
	www.ipl.org /div/subject/browse/ent83.00.00 (1164 words)

	Television Shows
		Here are some of the shows to which arrangers, composers, and performers in these pages contributed.
		Stanley Wilson was the musical director, but Count Basie contributed a new theme for the show's second season, and Benny Carter wrote much of the incidental music for the show.
		Henry Mancini's theme and jazz score are better remembered than the show itself.
	www.spaceagepop.com /tvshows.htm (719 words)

	Fishing Media : Television Shows : Fishing Search Engine and Directory by FishHoo!
		The show's host, Don Gauvin, introduces segments on the latest bait, tackle, fishing gear, video guides to Connecticut lakes and ponds, fishing with the resident angler, and ongoing educational segments.
		The Connecticut Angler Video Magazine Television Show is seen each week on the PAX Television Network from the beginning of January through the end of March.
		The Christian Angler Television Show, hosted by Tony Sellars, covers bass fishing in FL to trout fishing in AR with many BASS Pros as special guests.
	fishhoo.com /Fishing_Media/Television_Shows (964 words)

	FREE TV TICKETS \| AudiencesUnlimited.com
		We offer television viewers and fans a unique opportunity - a chance to spend some time in the studio with many of TV's brightest stars, see what really goes on "behind the scenes" and actually be a very important part of the production of a network television show!
		Shows scheduled through December are posted now on the Future Dates page.
		If you would like to know where the shows are filmed, you'll find addresses and studio location information on our Studios and Shows page.
	www.tvtickets.com (372 words)

	Nerd Wide Web TELEVISION SHOWS Resources
		Television Show We've done the research for you.
		For The Animals Television Show A San Francisco Bay Area television show and website dedicated to animal welfare through a televison program and online content.
		Golf the World Golf the World is a 26 part television series which profiles the world's greatest golf destinations.
	www.nerdworld.com /nw1228o41o40.html (578 words)

	"TELEVISION SHOWS" related terms, short phrases and links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Television Shows at NickJr.com- NickJr.coms official listing of all their shows like Blues Clues, Little Bear, Maisy, and Kipper.
		TV Cream- Classic UK, US, Australian and European television shows from the 1960s to the 1980s with a large selection of themes to download.
		They will also be able to interact directly with television shows and news services.
	www.keywen.com /Arts/Television/Tickets_For_Shows (219 words)

	TV Sucks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Cases in point: Beavis and Butthead, the Simpsons, King of the Hill, Ally McBeal, and The Howard Stern Show (both of them).
		In order to reach its maximum potential audience (to whom the sponsors can sell more product), television shows have to be dumbed down to the point of having little or no intellectual value or relevance.
		Here are some links that cover more on the evils of television.
	users.rcn.com /perfecto/tevil.html (288 words)

	Open Directory - Arts: Television: Tickets For Shows
		JAM Packed TV Shows - Individual and group tickets that can be printed out for a limited number of programs.
		On-Camera Audiences: VIP Television Audience Tickets - Priority entrance tickets that can be printed directly from the site.
		Television Ticket Company - Printable TV show tickets for such shows as Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.
	dmoz.org /Arts/Television/Tickets_For_Shows (369 words)

	TV is King! Articles and news about TV Shows, Reality Television Stars and Entertainment
		The show is as fresh as ever and continues to pull us viewers in with the most intense action and suspense currently showing on network television.
		While I may be bitching and moaning more about what is happening on the show, the reality is that I am still watching and I am still hooting and hollering when things happen on the show.
		TV Shows: our ever expanding directory of television shows past and present, with reviews, news, photos and video clips.
	www.tvisking.com (900 words)

	Open Directory - Arts: Television: Networks: Cable
		The America Channel - Focuses on shows that depict the lives and activities of average Americans.
		Show guide and scheduled air times, discussion boards, and classroom study guides.
		USA Network - Cable network featuring off-network television shows, original series and feature movies, sports events, and broadcast versions of blockbuster films.
	dmoz.org /Arts/Television/Networks/Cable (1220 words)

	Broadcast Television News - TV News - Cable Television Shows - Emmy Awards
		ABC's "Good Morning America" weatherman Tony Perkins will leave the show Dec. 2 to take a job with Fox's local morning show in Washington, D.C., to be closer to his family.
		After beating the bushes across the country for new talent, NBC Universal Television has cut talent-holding deals with two of the 400-odd stand-up comics who turned out for open-call auditions the peacock held in six cities this year.
		The once hot genre is down among broadcasters in primetime, with shows such as "Three Wishes" finding little traction with viewers.
	www.hollywoodreporter.com /television (579 words)

	Warner Bros. Online: Television
		WarnerBros.com's television page is the ultimate online destination for information about, and websites for, WB TV shows, including a daily show listing (What’s On Today).
		Television sites feature photos, e-cards, downloadable content, cast and crew biographies and interviews, episode guides, the stories behind the shows and more.
		The television page also serves as a gateway to the DVD page, where you’ll find your favorite TV DVDs, and includes opportunities for fans to check out WB Fun Stuff and the official website for The WB television network.
	www.tv.warnerbros.com (120 words)

	News Hounds: Television Shows
		Not only did Phil show grit and finesse during his donnybrook with Bill O'Reilly about Cindy Sheehan, but he took immediate control of the conversation.
		However, the folks at ABC are not allowing the words "Fox News" or the name "Bill O'Reilly" to appear in the episode, which centers around a school principal's use of the FOXBlocker on all the televisions in his school.
		Read more at JimGilliam.com, where our blogfather sums it up this way: "So in an ABC show fundamentally about the first amendment, ABC muzzles the show's creator to protect a competitor and refuses to sell commercial space for an ad critical of that competitor."
	www.newshounds.us /television_shows/index.php (366 words)

	How do television shows make money? : Television business
		Television shows generally make money by selling commercial time during their air time.
		Higher rated shows sell their time for more money because there's more of an audience for marketers to reach.
		The viewers at home see a product, but while they're watching a show.
	www.answerbag.com /q_view.php/2835 (132 words)

	TVparty! : Classic TV on the Internet! Classic TV on DVD!
		There were two remarkable attempts by Hefner to create a television spin-off of his famous magazine.
		While neither caught on in a big way, both were critical and audience hits with unique formats that presented timeless performances by some of the greatest comedians, jazz, soul, folk and be-bop artists of all time.
		He said Froggy's disrespectful behavior towards adults, which he demonstrated every show, influenced the kids who were watching him and those kids grew up to become the protesting college students of the sixties who likewise showed disrespect towards their elders."
	www.tvparty.com (684 words)

	The Classic TV Database - Your Home For Classic TV! - www.classic-tv.com
		Now, after having sold millions of its TV theme compilations around the world, America’s #1 independent label for the past 4 years is celebrating its 20th Anniversary, by returning to its roots with the release of the ultimate TV compilation.
		The All Time Top 100 TV Themes is sequenced in reverse chronological order from current to vintage, these classic themes representing an essential piece of American folk culture.
		For the first time ever, the best TV themes are all available on one double CD package, just the way you heard them on television, by the original performers on the original versions.
	www.classic-tv.com (186 words)

	A trend toward television shows designed to get preschoolers up and moving (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Some experts have found that children expend less energy watching television than they do while sitting quietly and reading a book, she said.
		Eight-year-old Stephanie and her friends live in a village where they are caught between a health-conscious superhero named Sportacus (played by Scheving) and Robbie Rotten, who spends his time lying around and eating junk food.
		Commercials for junk food are also part of the equation, said Jordan, the children's television expert.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/news/archive/2004/12/05/entertainment1958EST0532.DTL (811 words)

	Bobby Flay - Television Shows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Topped off by tropical drinks and fabulous desserts, this series shows you how to entertain in style when cooking outdoors.
		Bobby Flay entertains friends and neighbors at indoor and outdoor celebrations in their television "home." The dishes are a party in themselves!
		Join The Early Show’s resident chef Bobby Flay every other Thursday morning as he cooks up seasonal ingredients with his signature style.
	www.bobbyflay.com /television-shows.asp (316 words)

	Free TV Tickets - Print Television Ticket Out Online! TvTix.com
		Live television show tapings are a great way to top-off anyone's Hollywood experience.
		Get ready for some laughs and see some of your favorite Hollywood TV show stars do their thing on set, in front of you, the audience.
		Although we do not do the ticketing for shows taping in New York or Chicago, we have posted information on where you may be able to find tv tickets for some of your favorite New York and Chicago shows.
	www.tvtix.com (842 words)

	Classic TV - Those Old TV Shows
		While TV didn't begin in the Fifties, practically no one had a set before then, there were few shows, and people looked to radio and newspapers for entertainment and news.
		The earliest TV shows were really radio and vaudeville moving to a new medium.
		Variety Shows populated the early years which gave many a vaudevillian comedian a chance to show off sight gags that radio wouldn't permit.
	www.fiftiesweb.com /tv50.htm (754 words)

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