5 surprising things that 1960s TV changed

By 1960, most American families saw television, and that year's Nixon / Kennedy debate was the first television debate on the presidential debate. For many Americans, this is the introduction of their first John F. Kennedy. When he touched upon the idea that Kennedy would discuss his political opponent on television, he quickly agreed.

In the second half of the election season, Kennedy appeared in NBC's "Jack Par Tonight Show." When Nixon re-elected President in 1968, he emerged easily in the sketch comedy program "Laughter and Martin's Laugh" and issued the program's famous slogan "Give it to me." This is the first time Presidential candidate has appeared on comedy programs.

Before Kennedy became president, the television was far behind the print news in terms of source of news dependent news. But very soon, people rely on television news to get headlines for that day. And information on Vietnamese US forces, especially people who were killed or injured.

In the 1968 National Congress of the Democratic Party, the 10,000 anti-war demonstrators outside Chicago Hilton cried out "The world is watching! The world is watching!" When the police repeatedly drove the crowd out of Chicago's Balbo Drive

Griffith told himself that he integrates most of his life and his life with the fictitious town of Maybury, combining emotional honesty and laughter. This blueprint is a comedy benchmark over the coming decades.

"Leave Beaver" broadcasted from 1957 to 1963 is the first program that was filmed from a child's point of view and never gets over from a general embarrassing moment such as returning home from childhood. Bad grades or close to human emotional subjects

Certainly, it can be said that television has become "Variety program" for a while. Sunday afternoon at 8:00 means Ed Sullivan, but Dean Martin, Danny Kaye, Danny Thomas and Carol Burnett also have a variety show with the same name.

At that time variety variety was thought of as a male match, but Burnet showed many walls with three wall sketches. She sang with her buddies, danced and made some mistakes - breaking roles and attacking each other in the process. It is somewhat similar to the predecessor of SNB's Debbie Downer sketch, or most Jimmy Fallon's SNL sketch

Through the lens of illusion / science fiction novel, the creator of Twilight, Rod Serling often tells stories of racial discrimination and fascism. Likewise, "Star Trek" solves the concept of the era of social evolution to eliminate prejudice, and humans have no prejudice. The Space Age series also kissed the first interracial kid on TV, so Captain James Kirk told lieutenant Black Woman Ufra, "There is no difference in size, shape or color from where I came from" .

Explanation: She weighs 90 pounds and her combination of shorts and wind lifts her up. It makes perfect sense. Well, if the professor made all these beautiful devices (usually made of coconut), but if you can explain how you can not put together a (coconut) scorpion to get out of the gang from "Gilligan island" Only someone can do it.

From the 1960's to the 1990's, TV did not change so much. As the resolution increases, they become bigger. Some television models add cabinet space to store books and albums ("TV furniture") but television is a television. With the release of the first latest digital screen, a change took place in 1998. HDTV in "flat screen" is a great product improvement for television. The screen is not perfectly flat, but it is a big change compared to the past "cassette television". Finally, the television did not go pick me up. The video quality of the new digital TV is very good compared to non HD resolution. I remember seeing the first DVD in awe. Public broadcasters and cable broadcasters gradually introduce HDTV over the next 10 years. Therefore, this time for the first time that DVD experienced us "high resolution revolution".

Modern TV viewers may appear to be very similar between the earliest television commercials and modern television environments. From thin HDTV to compact flip screen, TV viewing is part of everyday life away from the early luxury TV. TV, and our view changed significantly from the era of black and white small suit. However, this evolution not only changes technologies, programming, observation methods, but the living room and Den's lighting equipment have revolutionized our culture. Good or bad, since we are using TV widely, America has changed the way we might not have.