Structured entries
- LAVERNE & SHIRLEY REUNION
5/22/95
Concl. from previous tape.
- LARRY KING LIVE 10th Anniv.
6/4/95
The King of talk-show hosts celebrates a milestone. Larry King Live debuted on June 3, 1985, with then New York governor Mario Cuomo sitting across the table from a jacket-clad King. Over the years, Cuomo's been back numerous times—but King lost the jacket. Cuomo is slated to be in tonight's clip-filled retrospective with some 60 other newsmakers, including Marlon Brando, President Bush, Audrey Hepburn, Ross Perot and Frank Sinatra. Of Blue Eyes is King's all-time favorite. Why? "He's got passion, anger, a sense of humor ... He encompasses the best in a guest." (1:00)
- GOOD MORNING AMERICA
11/3/95
w/ David Hartman
20th Anniv.
- GRAND OLE OPRY: 70th Anniv.
1/4/96
(Who's Who of Country.)
- Candid Camera 50th Anniversary
8/29/96
- 48 HOURS: A DECADE OF 48 HOURS.
9/12/96
- IMAGES OF LIFE: Photographs that Changed the World
12/2/96
Put Life in Your TV. Hosted by Candice Bergen Special appearances by: Walter Cronkite Harry Belafonte Isabella Rossellini Sophia Loren and more! They changed the way we saw the world and ourselves. See the images that shaped our lives and meet those who were there for history in the making.
- NEW RED GREEN.
2/12/96
- THE RED GREEN-A-THON.
12/14/96
Billed as "This Old House" meets "Monte Python."
- LARRY KING.
5/3/97
His 40 years in broadcasting.
- GENERAL HOSPITAL 35TH ANNIVERSARY.
4/2/98
w/ Anthony Geary
Host:
- WE WERE THERE: CBS NEWS AT 50.
5/4/98
w/ Dan Rather; Walter Cronkite; etc.
- CBS: 50 YEARS OF FUNNY FLUBS & SCREW UPS.
5/6/98
w/ Patrick Duffy
- 60 MINUTES AT 30.
5/17/98
Mike Wallace "We're proud as hell of what we've done," says executive producer Don Hewitt of the show's first 30 years. "But we're not sure why it continues to be a perennial Top 10 show." The reasons are probably the kinds of moments captured in this superb collection of highlights. As Hewitt and correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Steve Kroft and Lesley Stahl review old clips, they reveal what was going on off-camera. Among the topics revisited: Vietnam, the women's movement, the tobacco industry, Nicaragua's civil war and health care. Also: interviews with Barbara Strausand, Jerry Seinfeld and Tony Bennett. (2:00)
- A REALLY BIG SHOW: ED SULLIVAN'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY.
5/18/98
w/ The Smothers Brothers
Hosts: Lots of clips including: Elvis Presley, Bill Haley & the Comets, The Beatles, Richard Pryor & Rodney Dangerfield.
- VIRTUAL ED SULLIVAN.
5/18/98
Computer-animated Ed Sullivan with the voice of John Byner introduces new talent of today.
- CBS: THE FIRST 50 YEARS.
5/20/98
w/ Alan Alda; Carol Burnett; Walter Cronkite & Ron Howard
A Vintage Clipfest. I Love Lucy, Gunsmoke, Honeymooners, Andy Griffith Show, M*A*S*H, Dallas 60 Minutes, Maude & Smothers Brothers.
- RED DWARF 10TH ANNIVERSARY:
12/5/98
(Includes 1st Episode)
- RADIO CITY: STORY BEHIND THE SHOWPLACE.
12/21/99
- 25 YEARS OF #1 HITS ARISTA 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
5/15/2000
The sound of music—from pop, rock and rap to Latin fusion and soul—permeates this luminous silver-anniversary salute. The show starts off with a riveting set headlined by Santana (Arista Records' current chart-topper) and a tuneful trip down memory lane with Barry Manilow (the company's first No. 1 artist). Subsequent segments feature medleys by Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin; and selections by Puff Daddy ("I'll Be Missing You"), Annie Lennox ("Why?"), Sarah McLachlan ("Angel"), Brooks and Dunn ("My Maria"), Toni Braxton ("Unbreak My Heart"), Alan Jackson ("Chattahoochee") and Patti Smith ("Because the Night"). (2:00)
- 20 YEARS OF STORIES: THIS IS CNN (THE FIRST DECADE)
6/1/2000
- REUNION
together again for a special reunion. (Concl. next tape)
Transcription (raw)
## HEADING: ANNIVERSARIES & REUNIONS
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7154. REUNIONS:
LAVERNE & SHIRLEY REUNION:
Concl. from previous tape. 5/22/95
LARRY KING LIVE 10th Anniv.
The King of talk-show hosts celebrates a milestone. Larry King Live debuted on June 3, 1985, with then New York governor Mario Cuomo sitting across the table from a jacket-clad King. Over the years, Cuomo's been back numerous times—but King lost the jacket. Cuomo is slated to be in tonight's clip-filled retrospective with some 60 other newsmakers, including Marlon Brando, President Bush, Audrey Hepburn, Ross Perot and Frank Sinatra. Of Blue Eyes is King's all-time favorite. Why? "He's got passion, anger, a sense of humor ... He encompasses the best in a guest." (1:00) 6/4/95
GOOD MORNING AMERICA 11/3/95
20th Anniv. w/David Hartman.
GRAND OLE OPRY: 70th Anniv.
(Who's Who of Country.) 1/4/96
Candid Camera
50th Anniversary 8/29/96
48 HOURS: A DECADE OF 48 HOURS. 9/12/96
IMAGES OF LIFE:
Photographs that Changed the World
12/2/96
Put Life in Your TV.
Hosted by Candice Bergen
Special appearances by: Walter Cronkite Harry Belafonte Isabella Rossellini Sophia Loren and more!
They changed the way we saw the world and ourselves. See the images that shaped our lives and meet those who were there for history in the making.
9PM 2 KUTV 2/12/96
NEW RED GREEN. 12/14/96
THE RED GREEN-A-THON. Billed as "This Old House" meets "Monte Python."
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7155. LARRY KING. 5/3/97
His 40 years in broadcasting.
GENERAL HOSPITAL 35TH ANNIVERSARY. 4/2/98
Host: Anthony Geary.
WE WERE THERE: CBS NEWS AT 50.
w/Dan Rather, Walter Cronkite, etc. 5/4/98
CBS: 50 YEARS OF FUNNY FLUBS & SCREW UPS. w/Patrick Duffy. 5/6/98
60 MINUTES AT 30. 5/17/98
Mike Wallace
"We're proud as hell of what we've done," says executive producer Don Hewitt of the show's first 30 years. "But we're not sure why it continues to be a perennial Top 10 show." The reasons are probably the kinds of moments captured in this superb collection of highlights. As Hewitt and correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Steve Kroft and Lesley Stahl review old clips, they reveal what was going on off-camera. Among the topics revisited: Vietnam, the women's movement, the tobacco industry, Nicaragua's civil war and health care. Also: interviews with Barbara Strausand, Jerry Seinfeld and Tony Bennett. (2:00)
A REALLY BIG SHOW: ED SULLIVAN'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY. 5/18/98
Hosts: The Smothers Brothers. Lots of clips including: Elvis Presley, Bill Haley & the Comets, The Beatles, Richard Pryor & Rodney Dangerfield.
VIRTUAL ED SULLIVAN. 5/18/98
Computer-animated Ed Sullivan with the voice of John Byner introduces new talent of today.
7156. CBS: THE FIRST 50 YEARS. 5/20/98
A Vintage Clipfest.
I Love Lucy, Gunsmoke, Honeymooners, Andy Griffith Show, M*A*S*H, Dallas 60 Minutes, Maude & Smothers Brothers. Hosts: Alan Alda, Carol Burnett, Walter Cronkite & Ron Howard.
RED DWARF 10TH ANNIVERSARY: (Includes 1st Episode) 12/5/98
RADIO CITY: STORY BEHIND THE SHOWPLACE. 12/21/99
25 YEARS OF #1 HITS
ARISTA 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The sound of music—from pop, rock and rap to Latin fusion and soul—permeates this luminous silver-anniversary salute. The show starts off with a riveting set headlined by Santana (Arista Records' current chart-topper) and a tuneful trip down memory lane with Barry Manilow (the company's first No. 1 artist). Subsequent segments feature medleys by Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin; and selections by Puff Daddy ("I'll Be Missing You"), Annie Lennox ("Why?"), Sarah McLachlan ("Angel"), Brooks and Dunn ("My Maria"), Toni Braxton ("Unbreak My Heart"), Alan Jackson ("Chattahoochee") and Patti Smith ("Because the Night"). (2:00)
5/15/2000
20 YEARS OF STORIES: THIS IS CNN (THE FIRST DECADE) 6/1/2000
REUNION
together again for a special reunion.
(Concl. next tape)
