Green Acres
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They need to make TV shows like they USED to.
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Exactly. Network TV shows back then were simple and wholesome, whereas today, it's all about the sex appeal of the stars, and the raunchy humor.
I plan to model my shows after the shows of yesteryears; I want all ages to be able to enjoy what I create.
All Comments (59)
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Does the recording feature any classic old commercials or bumpers?
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@Audiovideopark The way most affiliates would get it.
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I was under the impression they played shows in realtime off film chains on network TV back then, oh well.
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That's one charming motherfucking pig.
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in the 90s there was a Green Acres reunion show , in the beginning they had Arnold the pig , or a descendent with flowers in his snout going up to the Ziffels graves and dropping them in front of the grave marker, a lot of us fans probably shed a tear
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i love the sofa its kinda tacky but very sleek and fabulous
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@eldorado61guy ....you can watch all six seasons on Hulu gratis
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I purchased seasons 1,2 and 3. Cannot find the rest.
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The sound sure is better than digital sound today.
whats with the sound
machlis 2 years ago 3
Please explain your comment. I don't know what you are referring to. That is the way network programming sounded via the AT&T Long Lines.
Audiovideopark 2 years ago
Right channel near inaudible.
eldorado61guy 2 years ago 2
The audio is mono, only on one channel.
Audiovideopark 2 years ago
@Audiovideopark: Yes, didn't the audio for TV feeds (and radio feeds) fed via AT&T LL then roll off at about 5 KHz? I know it was a pretty narrow response, possibly fed through higher-quality POTS-style circuits...
And I've also noticed (although it's much more subtle in this video) that broadcast audio fed through Ma Bell's net at the time also had a compressed (as in dynamic range) and raspy, coarsely modulated timbre to it as well...
pvx 1 year ago 3
@pvx Yes, this was recorded by a CBS affiliate on the West Coast so this was exactly how it sounded through all the miles of coax cables and microwave circuits. Bandwidth on the audio was limited. 5 kHz top end sounds about right. The audio was compressed to avoid over modulation and to improve the signal to noise ratio.
Audiovideopark 1 year ago 2