The Goldbergs (847 bytes)
1: ... States|USA]] radio from [[1929]] to [[1947]] and then on [[television]] from [[1949]] to [[1956]].
3: ...n addition to writing the scripts Berg starred in the series.
5: ...9. In [[1931]] became a daily serial called ''The Goldbergs''.
8: ...hives/etv/G/htmlG/goldbergsth/goldbergsth.htm The Goldbergs on museum.tv]
9: * [http://www.tvparty.com/vaultgold.html The Goldbergs on tvparty.com]

Gertrude Berg (937 bytes)
1: ...o as "the earliest [[soap opera]]," was taken off the air.

Comic Strip Classics (978 bytes)
1: ... Service]] in [[1995]] to honor the centennial of the newspaper [[comic strip]].
3: ...ings of comic strip characters with their logos. The series was restricted to strips created before [[...
7: * ''[[The Yellow Kid]]''
8: * ''[[The Katzenjammer Kids]]''
10: * ''[[Bringing Up Father]]''

List of television programs starting with G (1225 bytes)
1: ...is is a list of television programs starting with the letter G
4: *''[[Gadget Boy & Heather]]''
7: *''[[The Garry Moore Show]]''
8: *''[[The Gavin Crawford Show]]''
9: *''[[The G.E. College Bowl]]''

1950 in television (2729 bytes)
3: [[1950|other events of 1950]],
4: [[1951 in television]] and the
9: ...t televised report of general election results in the [[United Kingdom|UK]].
10: *[[July 11]] - ''[[Andy Pandy]]'' premieres in the UK.
13: *[[October 10]] - The [[Federal Communications Commission|FCC]] approve...

List of television shows set in New York City (7556 bytes)
3: ==Shows set primarily in the Five Boroughs==
12: ...[[The Goldbergs]]'' ([[1949]]–[[1956]]); in the [[Bronx]]; moved to fictional Haverville, New Yor...
17: *''[[The Honeymooners]]'' ([[1955]]–[[1956]]); in [[...
18: *''[[The Thin Man (television)|The Thin Man]]'' ([[1957]]–[[1959]])
20: *''[[The Joey Bishop Show (1961)|The Joey Bishop Show]]'' ([[1961]]–[[1965]])

1949 in television (3126 bytes)
3: [[1949|other events of 1949]],
4: [[1950 in television]] and the
8: *[[January 3]] - ''[[Colgate Theatre]]'' premieres on [[NBC]].
9: ...special on all networks celebrates the linking of the eastern and midwestern networks via coaxial cable...
10: ...- The first commercial television station west of the [[Mississippi River]], KTLA, begins operation in ...

1955 in television (3862 bytes)
3: [[1955|other events of 1955]],
4: [[1956 in television]] and the
8: *[[April 1]] - The DuMont Television network drastically cuts back i...
9: ...st successful British [[sitcom]] (though starring the American, [[Ben Lyon]]), debuts on [[BBC Televisi...
10: ...[September 22]] - Commercial television starts in the [[United Kingdom|UK]] (London area) - [[Associate...

1952 in television (3635 bytes)
3: [[1952|other events of 1952]],
4: [[1953 in television]] and the
8: ...The funeral of King [[George VI]] is televised in the [[United Kingdom|UK]].
9: ...tember 6]] - [[Cable TV]] debuts in [[Canada]] as the [[CBC]] in [[Montreal, Quebec]] airs.
11: ...[Ultra high frequency|UHF]] television station in the world, KPTV, begins broadcasting in [[Portland, O...

1954 in television (4488 bytes)
3: [[1954|other events of 1954]],
4: [[1955 in television]] and the
8: *[[January 1]] - [[NBC]] broadcasts the [[Rose Parade]] in [[NTSC]] color on 21 stations....
10: ...ecast with an in-vision presenter is televised in the [[United Kingdom|UK]].
12: ...broadcasts the Army-McCarthy hearings live and in their entirety.

1951 in television (4591 bytes)
3: [[1951|other events of 1951]],
4: [[1952 in television]] and the
8: ...ral Communications Commission|FCC]]'s approval of the [[CBS]] color television system.
11: ...ouble-header between the [[Brooklyn Dodgers]] and the [[Boston Braves]].
12: ...takes place in [[San Francisco, California]] from the [[Japanese Peace Treaty Conference]].

1953 in television (4601 bytes)
3: [[1953|other events of 1953]],
4: [[1954 in television]] and the
9: ...i Arnaz]] sign an $8,000,000 contract to continue the ''I Love Lucy'' [[television series]] through [[1...
10: ...cials replacing the key characters. At the end of the reading, Sheen intoned that "[[Joseph Stalin|Stal...
11: ...rch 25]] - [[CBS]] concedes victory to [[RCA]] in the war over color television standards.

Situation comedy (12117 bytes)
1: ...sist of recurring characters in a format in which there are one or more humorous story lines centred ar...
3: ... have become among the most popular programmes on the schedule.
7: ..., and was one of the most popular sitcoms through the [[1930s]].
9: ...nny]]'', a fifteen minute sitcom which debuted on the [[DuMont Television Network]] in November of [[19...
11: ...eading producer of the genre, but soon spread to other nations.

Glenn Gould (12841 bytes)
1: ...], dedicating himself to the recording studio for the rest of his career.
7: ...th [[Frederick C. Silvester]], and [[music theory|theory]] with Leo Smith.
9: ...This was the beginning of a long association with the radio and with recording in general.
11: ... was the first North American to play there after the [[Second World War]].
13: ... for the rest of his life he concentrated on his other interests: making recordings, writing, broadcas...

January 17 (12386 bytes)
1: ...th day of the year in the [[Gregorian Calendar]]. There are 348 days remaining (349 in [[leap year]]s)
6: ...] - [[France]] recognized the [[Huguenot]]s under the [[Edict of St. Germain]].
7: ...thereby setting the scene for the second phase of the [[English Civil War]].
8: ...y unsuccessful campaign to recover the throne for the [[Jacobite]] dynasty.
9: ...[James Cook]] becomes the first explorer to cross the [[Antarctic Circle]].

1949 (17589 bytes)
15: * [[January 4]] - [[RMS Caronia]] of the [[Cunard Line]] departs [[Southampton]] for [[New...
19: ...25]] - The first [[Emmy Award]]s are presented at the [[Hollywood Athletic Club]].
20: * [[January 25]] - In the first [[Israel]]i election, [[David Ben-Gurion]] ...
24: * [[February 1]] - [[Rationing]] of clothes ends in Britain
25: ...nced to life imprisonment for [[treason]] against the Hungarian Communist government.

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