Difference between revisions of "NBC"
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*[[Johnny Carson]] | *[[Johnny Carson]] | ||
| − | *[[Gabby Hayes]] | + | *[[Gabby Hayes]] (''The Gabby Hayes Show'' aired on NBC from 1950 to 1954) |
*[[One-Adam-Twelve]] | *[[One-Adam-Twelve]] | ||
| − | *[[Les Paul]] | + | *[[Les Paul]] (radio show on WNBC) |
| + | *[[Soupy Sales]] (1980s radio show on WNBC) | ||
*[[Saturday Night Live]] | *[[Saturday Night Live]] | ||
*[[Frank Zappa Interview By Jane Pauley]] | *[[Frank Zappa Interview By Jane Pauley]] | ||
Revision as of 06:03, 29 September 2021
The National Broadcasting Company is a general entertainment/news television and radio network. (The radio division was founded in 1926, the television division in 1939.) It was one of the "Big Three," along with ABC and CBS, until the rise of Fox.
- Johnny Carson
- Gabby Hayes (The Gabby Hayes Show aired on NBC from 1950 to 1954)
- One-Adam-Twelve
- Les Paul (radio show on WNBC)
- Soupy Sales (1980s radio show on WNBC)
- Saturday Night Live
- Frank Zappa Interview By Jane Pauley
