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Imagine... - Season 8 - Episode 9 - And Then There Was Television

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Watch Series: Imagine... Released in (2003) - Season 8 - Episode 9 ,airing date 0000-00-00 produced by UK, The TV Series categorized in Documentary, News, History, and content rating TV-14 with duration 50 min broadcasted as these networks BBC One, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Jill Nicholls, Roger Parsons, Matthew Springford. Exploring the development of television and the BBC on the 70th anniversary of the first highly defined TV broadcast from Alexandra Palace. Alan Yentob follows pioneering engineers and on-screen talent back to the studios, where they reminisce about the early days, including the famous potter's wheel 'interlude' shown when the cameras failed. Alan Yentob celebrates the 70th anniversary of the world's first scheduled high-definition television service, by the BBC from Alexandra Palace in 1936. He take some of the pioneering engineers and on-screen talent back to the studios to see what they can remember of TV's early days - from Picture Page to Muffin the Mule to the first news programme and the potter's wheel 'interlude'. Plus, some amazing archive footage and the Queen's 1953 coronation, TV's big breakthrough to mass acceptance.

Genre: Documentary, News, History

Actor: Alan Yentob, Tracey Emin, Chuck Close, Richard Rogers, Martin Parr, Renée Fleming, Paul Goldberger, Blair Kamin, Colm Tóibín, Antony Gormley