14 stories tagged television, newest first.
38 points by surprisetalk | 23 comments
A Construction Physics essay tracing the history of plasma display screens from the PLATO system in the 1960s through their rise in TVs and eventual loss to LCD.
136 points by tobr | 75 comments
Sweden Herald article reporting that TV4 postponed its show The Challenge to 2027 after an AI agent erased edited footage; the page showed a Cloudflare check.
186 points by austinallegro | 56 comments
Sky News article reporting the death of Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte at age 34; the page returned an Access Denied error.
3 points by makic | 0 comments
A Nox Lune World listicle about ten Cartoon Network episodes that were darker than viewers remember.
366 points by harscoat | 399 comments
A blog post by author Hugh Howey titled "The End of an Era," featuring a banner for the Silo TV series adaptation of his books.
336 points by susam | 185 comments
Open Culture article with an embedded video of James Burke's famous single-take scene timed to a rocket launch in his TV series Connections.
629 points by walterbell | 334 comments
A 2021 blog article by Sarah Aie arguing that the AMC series Halt and Catch Fire is TV's best drama that few people have heard of.
606 points by walterbell | 315 comments
Cord Cutters News article reporting that the sci-fi TV series Babylon 5 is now available to watch free on YouTube.
612 points by qassiov | 233 comments
A London blog post marking 100 years since the first television demonstration, held above what is now Bar Italia in Soho.
![Screenshot of youtube.com: What happened to the world's largest tube TV? [video]](https://hn.urlbox.com/shots/renders/2024/12/23/de5f0871-e7ea-4705-a1b7-883796d3ea1f.jpg)
639 points by ecliptik | 277 comments
A YouTube video by Shank Mods about tracking down and rescuing the Sony KX-45ED1, believed to be the world's largest tube TV.
323 points by anigbrowl | 235 comments
LateNighter news article reporting that Paramount shut down the Comedy Central website, removing over 25 years of Daily Show video clips.
331 points by emacsen | 91 comments
Nestflix is a Netflix-styled site cataloging over 700 fictional movies and shows that appear within other films and TV shows.
342 points by CoBE10 | 181 comments
TorrentFreak article reporting that the Museum of Classic Chicago Television's YouTube channel faces deletion within 48 hours due to Sony copyright strikes.
568 points by thunderbong | 240 comments
My90sTV is a website that simulates watching television from the 1990s and earlier, playing old shows and commercials in a retro TV interface.