200 Years Ago Today

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1974–1976
1 min

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Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington in 200 Years Ago Today (1974)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaMinute-long "on this day in history" shorts, used a countdown to America's bicentennial.Minute-long "on this day in history" shorts, used a countdown to America's bicentennial.Minute-long "on this day in history" shorts, used a countdown to America's bicentennial.

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Walter Cronkite

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Cleveland Amory

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Edward Asner

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Roddy McDowall

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Kukla

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Fran Allison

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Ollie

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Bil Baird

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Slugger Ryan

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Alfred Hitchcock

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Sally Field

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Joe Don Baker

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William Shatner

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Cesar Romero

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George Segal

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Martin Sheen

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Rob Reiner

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Henry Fonda

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While the Bicentennial Minutes series ran for nearly one thousand episodes over two and a half years, the series is considered to have been just one season.

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Referenced in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Orson Welles/Orson Bean/Carol Lawrence/Kay Lenz (1976)

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History in 60 seconds...

Designed to give a one minute history lesson during the Bicentennial year in the US, these little programs aired on CBS(If memory serves me) and corresponded to events happening on that particular date in 1776. If you saw one, say on April 4th, then the show would deal with what had happened on April 4th 1776. Some episodes might have a famous host, and some had just voice-overs, describing the events.