Television Show Collection

Prefiguration of television and television newspaper: illustration by Albert Robida (1848-1926)
PCT4281144 Prefiguration of television and television newspaper: illustration by Albert Robida (1848-1926) for his novel of anticipation "En 1965" published in 1919 in the magazine

Denise Welch, Timm Healy and Rodney Bewes on the set of the new Television Series filmed at Stonehills Studio in Gateshead 15 November 1993 circa

Denise Welch and Phil Middlemiss pictured in the Rovers Return pub on the Coronation Street set 15 November 1997 circa

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Tectonic plates collide in Pingvellir in Iceland

The Panther Scene, From The Pioneers
Illustration shows an episode in James Fenimore Coopers 1823 novel The Pioneers in which the intrepid scout and hermit Natty Bumppo shoots a mountain lion which threatens Elizabeth Temple

Origami TV
TV set folded out of paper, origami style

Buffalo Bob And Howdy Doody
New York, New York: c. 1952 A publicity photo of Buffalo Bob Smith and Howdy Doody of the popular childrens NBC television show, " The Howdy Doody Show"

Clarabell The Clown
New York, New York: c. 1952 A portrait of Clarabell the Clown, the mute patner of Howdy Doody of the popular childrens NBC television show, " The Howdy Doody Show"

Newsman David Brinkley
New York, New York: November 25, 1970 NBC television news correspondent David Brinkley

Cast Of Space Patrol
Los Angeles, California: c. 1953 The cast of the television science fiction adventure series, " Space Patrol". From top to bottom: Major Robertson (Ken Mayer), Tonga (Nina Bara)

TV Personality Ted Mack
New York, New York: 1958 Television host Ted Mack on his " The Original Amateur Show"

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"Remembering the Legendary Michael Gudinski: A Television Show Icon" As we bid farewell to a true visionary, Michael Gudinski's passing leaves an indelible mark on the world of television shows. With his unparalleled passion and dedication, he revolutionized the industry, shaping it into what it is today. From Logie Awards Melbourne to Logie Awards 2018 and beyond, Gudinski's influence was omnipresent. His unwavering commitment to excellence propelled these prestigious events to new heights year after year. The Logie Awards became more than just a celebration; they became a testament to his remarkable legacy. Gathering under one roof in Melbourne for Logie Awards 2019, the television community paid tribute to this extraordinary man who had left an irreplaceable void. It was a night filled with bittersweet emotions as memories of past ceremonies flooded our minds – moments that showcased talent, creativity, and sheer brilliance. The stage at Logie Awards 2018 witnessed unforgettable performances that captivated audiences worldwide. From gripping dramas that kept us on the edge of our seats to side-splitting comedies that brought tears of laughter - each show represented Gudinski's relentless pursuit of captivating storytelling. Beyond accolades and recognition, Gudinski championed diversity within television shows. He believed in providing equal opportunities for all voices to be heard and stories from every corner of society told authentically. Through his leadership at these awards ceremonies, he ensured that inclusivity remained at the forefront. Today, we honor Michael Gudinski as not only an icon but also as someone who shaped our collective viewing experiences through his tireless efforts behind-the-scenes. As we reflect upon his incredible contributions during this time of mourning, let us remember him fondly for forever changing the landscape of television shows – leaving an everlasting imprint on our hearts.