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buddha wrote:
I'm going to guess Dragnet or Gunsmoke didn't they cross over from radio.
Evan
-----Original Message----- From: Ryan Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 10:18 AM To: PDML Subject: OT: First US Popular TV Drama
Hey all,
Haven't posted lately cos life's getting busier with stuff- uni's back on and the social calendar's got more marker pins in it than there are days to pin them on.
A uni lecturer (a fellow Pentax user) updated me that QUT's added to its technological pantry about AUD6000 of N***** digital cameras and lenses- probably not that much in terms of physical items, but once they're invested in the system.. sigh. I was crossing my fingers they'd get a flock of ist Ds I could play with but its not my fault Pentax doesn't get economies of scale. Was kinda sure they'd get a whole bunch of 300Ds but guess not!
Same lecturer got all her gear nicked in a break-in, and insurance didn't cover it for some reason, so that's a bummer. On the bright side she was pretty keen to buy off my SMC F 1.7x AF adapter, so she's not lost to us yet ;-)
Anyway, down to business- I know it's not nearly the right place to ask, but scouring the net and I can't seem to find the answer to what I initially thought would be an easy peasy question. Would anyone happen to know the year when America started producing popular drama on TV (and maybe a title)? Guessing pre-1950s.. I'm not very optimistic, but thought it's worth a shot..
Cheers,
Ryan
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