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Tag Archives: 1960s Television
Samuel A. Peeples: From Western Frontiers to Sci-Fi Stardom
In 1965, a Western writer helped launch an unexpected science fiction phenomenon. Samuel A. Peeples (1917-1991) was an American screenwriter and novelist whose career spanned genres and mediums, leaving a lasting impact on both Westerns and science fiction. Samuel’s career … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s Television, Brad Ward (pen name), Custer, Film archives, Flash Gordon, Gene Roddenberry, Jason of Star Command, Lancer, NBC, Pop culture history, Samuel A. Peeples, Science Fiction Writers, Screenwriting, Spectre (1977), Star Trek, Television pilots, Television writing, The Tall Man, Western novels, Western Writers, Where No Man Has Gone Before, William Shatner
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Holy Retro, Batman! Unmasking the Legacy of Batman’s TV Premiere
Fifty years ago today, January 13, 1966, Batman and Robin faced off against the Riddler in the televised premiere of Batman on ABC. Continue reading
Pop Culture Time Capsule: William Dozier’s Papers and The Green Hornet Legacy
From comic books, radio, television and now the big screen, The Green Hornet has been fascinating audiences since the 1930s. At the American Heritage Center, part of this amazing history is captured in the William Dozier papers. In the … Continue reading