The first television broadcasts were experimental, low resolution (30 line). The first "real" programme broadcast in 405 line resolution was by the BBC in 1936; broadcasting to around 100 viewers in the London area. It was a variety show starting with a song ("Here's looking at you"), which became the name of the programme.
Benjamin Matlock was the name on the TV show.
"The Real World" was first broadcast in 1992 on MTV. It is a reality show that follows the antics of young individuals that live in a specific house and area for a set number of months. Cameras watch and record everything that occurs within the houses, and episodes often depict the drama that occurs between those in the house.
It was first broadcast on the 6th of September 1986.
Sam from the TV show "Icarly" first name is Jennette and her last name is McCurdy
The first color television show broadcast was Premier, 25 June 1951 by CBS.
1991
The first HD TV broadcast in Europe was in 1990. This broadcast was not to houses but to cinemas. The broadcast was used to show the Word Cup.
ALF, a 1980's American sitcom about the Tanner family that takes in an alien, was the first television show to be broadcast with Dolby Surround Sound in 1986.
The first TV show to be broadcast was The Queen's Messenger, a drama broadcast in 1928. It was 40 minutes long and was broadcast from Schenectady, New York, and the sound was also carried on General Electric's local WGY radio station.
Up the down staircase.
1953
The Venezuelan telenovela Estefania was first broadcast in 1979 by Radio Caracas. It was a popular show and went on to run for more than 200 episodes.
1993
The first TV show to be produced was a baseball game at Ebbets Field. The first television program was The Man with the Flower in His Mouth which was broadcast in England in 1930.
The Germans broadcast the first live television 'show' during the 1935 Olympics in Berlin.
Fraggle Rock for Oodles