television

As humanity, we've been privileged to see some pretty amazing things on television but I promise you've never seen a local commercial quite like this

On January 10,1999 we got introduced to the drama of a family like we had never seen before on television. We you watching this historic premiere?

Massachusetts has so many historically famous spots throughout the state that are not just well known by its own residents or even just regionally throughout New England, but also well known on a national level. Certainly American history has plenty to do with that. But what about television history? As it turns out, one particular restaurant, which is now being called the most fascinating restaurant in the Bay State, is also a national television icon.

There have been a lot of shows over the years that take place in New York but which ones are the favorites for Capital Region viewers to watch?

If you're upset that CBS cut out the last part of the show Sunday night, you can stream the entire thing now.

He was the primary mastermind behind the influential 'Marquee Moon' album.

Relive your youth with this collection of Halloween costumes from the 1970's and 1980's. Maybe you wore one of these.

Tis' the season of 'Shark Week'.  This year though, on top of watching dives and jumps and attacks, you can also make a nice chunk of change. One thousand dollars could be yours just for watching 'Shark Week'.  According to Thrillist, someone is going to be lucky enough to get $1000 and perks for watching when 'Shark Week' kicks off on August 9th...

Let me start with this disclaimer- this is not a post bashing other girls, or saying that I'm better than the WWE Divas.  BUT, maybe you can help me understand. I am on this ever-learning process about WWE.  I didn't start watching until later on in life, and have some huge wrestling-fan coworkers to thank here at the station for a lot of the knowledge I've gathered...

Tis the season I guess. It's not quite Thanksgiving yet, but winter-time holiday themes are popping up all around the Capital Region.  As for television, it's no different.  Since the season is kicking off (complete with cold weather and some snow), it's fitting that CBS just announced their holiday movie lineup...

A local historic site is the focus of a national television show on the Travel Channel called the "Most Terrifying Places". We have actually done a haunting here and we hope they find more paranormal stuff than we did.

A Capital Region woman is going to be competing on "Wheel of Fortune" this Monday  (Oh- and living out some of my game-show dreams). Of course I'm going to have to cheer on Melissa Grega or Troy, who the Times Union reported on as an upcoming competitor on Monday...