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Advantage of them. >> hi. >> well, glad you could make it. >> i remember saying stay tuned for "gidget" next, in color. wednesday nights, in color, on abc. it was a big marketing thing. >> color tv was a huge step forward as far as the technology went. and yet, i think of "lost in space." "lost in space" started off as a black and white show and went to color. it didnt get any better when it went to color. >> dr. smith, youre alive. >> of course, im alive. do i look like a corpse? >> the period ...

Same way you work on getting a boulder up the hill. the cost would exceed hundreds of millions of dollars, maybe a billion. seriously, how do you compete with the 24-hour news cycle or hit shows that play forever in syndication? thats what alan and baltimore are trying to counter balance with a budget that amounts to pocket change. and yet, alans up for the fight. >> im an optimist. hopefully out of this everybody will get together, and there will be one baltimore rise out of this thats a strong...

Whether it is true of lot of political analysts doubted donald trump could win the republican nomination. now he has been beating this race for over 100 days. to said he wouldnt be able to modify his game as he has done time and time again in this primary to be competitive with hillary clinton i am not willing to do that. donald trump defied conventional wisdom during this race time and time again. arthel: let me pull up another poll. when each primary voters first and second choice preferences ...

>> nobody. >> okay. >> thats absolutely -- >> thats absolutely right. i hear a bell. thats absolutely right. none of them picked up the muppet show. jim henson tried to get that primetime show. he loved being on sesame street. but he wanted to get to a broader, bigger audience, a nighttime audience. tried to get the show on. nobody bought it. some guy, lou grade, a giant mogul, brings them to london and says go to town. >> how do you like me now? >> in two months of being released, the muppet sh...

Something they do incredibly well. >> his crowd is engaging and has a broad appeal, as seen here at the montreal just for laughed comedy festival. >> if i have to sit through one more tragic profile of a courageous athlete. >> he wants a medal. give him a medal. >> in 1992 he starts in television with the first of several assignments on the channel of the moment, mtv. >> if you saw him do stand-up comedy you knew this guy is very funny. the trick is how do you channel that into a tv show. >> the...

Sitcom genre, and generated mega bucks in syndication. >> it made him a huge, huge star not only in the african-american world, but of course for white middle class americans as well. >> barbara bowman said the plan was to audition for the superstar at the turn of the century nightclub. she was nervous, excited, groomed and ready to meet bill cosby. it was a moment that would change her life. when we come back -- >> at one point i went like this and started to move his hands away, and he just ...

An upper middle-class family that defied racial stereotypes, revived the sitcom genre and generated mega bucks in syndication. >> that made him a huge, huge star not only in the african-american world but of course for white middle-class americans as well. >> reporter: barbara bowman says the plan was to audition for the superstar at the turn of the century nightclub. she was nervous, excited, groomed, and ready to meet bill cosby. it was a moment that would change her life. when we come back. >...

Hes trying to stand up for what he thinks is intimidation by these doctors. >> is any of this affecting his ratings? he has a magazine too. >> he has an empire. he has the magazine. his show is quite popular on syndication. biggest doctor show there. hasnt affected numbers right now. maybe its entirely a coincidence but i dont think so. thursday is the first day of may sweeps. the first day of the most important ratings period. i have a feeling he hopes to take this bad pr situation and use it a...

Of work. hes been writing for half the history of feature films. and thats just one slice of the cake. a novel in weekly installments, just like dickens. not quite of that level. i wrote a book about how to keep your computer bug-free, strolls through london. a book about the cannes film festival. >> roger had everything he needed. gene was just afraid that at some point roger would go it alone and quit. >> and this literally haunted gene. when the next contract would come up, would roger not be...

Exposing himself to two other teenage girls. one in 1992. the other in 1994. he says extensive therapy and his deep christian faith have put an end to these impulses. >> im a human being with flaws, and i have done everything i can to address them. >> reporter: the reason collins is talking? the release of a 2012 audio recording from a marriage counseling session with his estranged wife. >> the exposure happened a couple of times. >> a couple of times? you told me once. >> reporter: since the re...