The History of Detroit Television

[@kenbeckerman1028]

I believe Bill Kennedy was the voice of the opening for the Superman t.v. show.

[@robertkirby4822]

Remember Sir Graves Ghastly and Bill Kennedy at The Movies

[@booberry349]

all legends now in tv heaven Jac Le Goff John Kelly andBill Bonds doing the news Al Ackerman doing sports and my favorite weatherman Sonny Eliot doing weather all in heaven now and Sir graves Ghastly and the Ghoul hosting monster movies on saturdays those wasthedays

[@jerryg1964]

@relimes the triangular building you mentioned is the penobscot building. the ren cen wouldn't come along for quite a while

[@saifonlawrence2044]

Does anyone remember Woodrow The Woodsman ?

[@jerryg1964]

This is what I've been waiting for ... how do I get a copy of it?

[@MotorCity1370]

@relimes The RenCen wasn't finished until 1977. As far as the other building you're referring to, I think it was One Detroit Center, that wasn't finished until the late 80s.

[@revlaird6979]

Wow looking at some of the old commercials remind me of being a little girl in the mid late 70s early 80s watching Sir grave Bill Kennedy on TV 50 drunken Bill Bonds from Channel 7 The Honorable mayor Coleman Young these were some of the.👁️👁️👁️💜🖤💖💛💚💙🆕🆙💝💞💟👁️‍🗨️👀💣🈵

[@jerryg1964]

0:40 ... I wonder if the producers realized the double entendre of naming a show CPT (Colored People's Time)?

[@ferociousgumby]

How can I see this? Is it on PBS or what?

[@relimes]

Where is the rennaisance center and that triangluar looking building at 0:59?

[@ferociousgumby]

Where's Poopdeck Paul?

[@jimblack974]

Wasn't poopdeck paul on CKLW WInsor station? I remember watch his show as a kid. Along with many others.

[@ferociousgumby]

@@jimblack974 And Captain Jolly, and Jingles the Jester in Boofland. . .,