Wesley Hyatt, a senior writer with MMI Public Relations, has also served as a television historian and consultant for several media sources. He is the author of several McFarland titles and lives in Durham, North Carolina.
“one of the very best volumes about television...this wonderful book, filled with terrific anecdotes, is a treasure of almost lost information. This is a keeper”—Classic Images; “I never knew television’s flops could be so enjoyable...not to watch again...to read about...you might understand why shows with names like Funny Boners and Ozmoe flopped, but when Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Sid Caesar, Bing Crosby and Sammy Davis Jr., all had shows that fail, you want to find out why”—Big Reel; “thorough index...finding information about these early, short-lived television programs is difficult...useful”—Booklist.
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