Classic TV Shows from the Past.
Disney is soon to be the latest television company to realise the potential of the Web as a means of selling their television shows.
The company’s website Disney.com is expected to become a Web TV portal with classic shows available to watch online, though it may not be completely free.
According to The New York Times, Robert A. Iger, the Chief Executive of The Walt Disney Company told shareholders of the move at a meeting last Thursday.
David Attenborough is a legend, and his nature documentaries has intrigued and educated television viewers almost since TV began.
Some of his best work has been in recent years, with The Blue Planet providing some of the most fascinating television spectacle ever seen.
Warning: This video contains explicit content. It features an animated version of ex-president Bill Clinton sitting in the oval office and playing his own video game…
“Clinton Fucker”- do I need to say more?
Joost may be coming in for some criticism around the blogosphere at the moment, but it’s just made nerds across the USA jump for joy, as episodes of Star Trek have become available for the first time.
Joost is an online video and television service which requires users to download a player.
The channels on offer, and programmes they show, are increasing all the time, and Star Trek is the latest to join the fold.
Australia is very well known for its kangaroos and the red kangaroo especially because they can be some of the biggest.
Originally aired in 1987, this is an episode of The Early Bird Show featuring, at the time, Australia’s most tame red boxing kangaroo Rags.
This video has been around for a while but it hasn’t yet featured on WebTVHub, so I thought I should rectify that glaring omission from the site.
I first saw this on Victor Lewis-Smith’s TV show, and soon after found it on YouTube. It shows some of the best sexual innuendo ever recorded, and all on a seemingly innocent kids programme with puppets.
Funny how something that came was recorded in 1977 and released in 1982 is now a classic; sure does make me feel old!
Especially the old cinamatography and how young David looks, really takes me back to the wonderful 80s videos I so enjoyed growing up as a “I want my MTV” kid.
Disney presented its view of the future of transportation technology in this video from the 1950s.
It’s both funny and amazing to see what we were looking forward to in the future back then and how far we can still go from today!
I barely remember Andy Kaufman, but watching Man on the Moon made me wish I could. But thanks to the magic of online video, those of us who missed his infamous outburst on Late Night with David Letterman can now see it.
This incident occurred after a supposed long-time feud between Kaufman and professional wrestler Jerry “The King” Lawler. It was revealed years after Andy’s death that the whole feud, this incident included, was staged and the two were actually friends. But you’d never know it by watching this.
