I remember my parents measuring our TV screen and saying we had to sit 1 foot back for each inch of screen or whatever it was. We ended up with our backs tight against the far wall, unable to really distinguish much that was going on, as it was an old b/w set and rather fuzzy.
It was a miracle to see. I first saw color TV in 1957 at Rutgers University Student Commons in New Brunswick, N.J. . I remember to this day the movie being shown, “Theodora, Slave Empress”. I believe it was NBC using their compatible process as opposed to CBS’ incompatible color.
orinoco womble almost 7 years ago
I remember my parents measuring our TV screen and saying we had to sit 1 foot back for each inch of screen or whatever it was. We ended up with our backs tight against the far wall, unable to really distinguish much that was going on, as it was an old b/w set and rather fuzzy.
Robert Nowall Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Maybe “A Charlie Brown Christmas” was on.
Jogger2 almost 7 years ago
In the first frame, I expected Snoopy was doing his vulture impersonation.
ChessPirate almost 7 years ago
I don’t remember what year it was, but it was a big deal when the neighbors invited us over to watch “The Wizard of Oz” in color.
Number Three almost 7 years ago
Nowadays having colour TV is nothing to show off about.
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Kind&Kinder almost 7 years ago
It was a miracle to see. I first saw color TV in 1957 at Rutgers University Student Commons in New Brunswick, N.J. . I remember to this day the movie being shown, “Theodora, Slave Empress”. I believe it was NBC using their compatible process as opposed to CBS’ incompatible color.
gantech almost 7 years ago
From the movie ‘A Hard Day’s Night’…“Aren’t you tending to black and white the situation somewhat?”
Leafy Boi almost 2 years ago
He’s got a TV?!