Television has brought the world to us. Every major social, political, and historical event from the min-20th century to today has been documented. The first-hand accounts of the coverage of these events are some of "the greatest stories never broadcast."
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"Man landing on the moon was the great story of our century." - Walter Cronkite, News Anchor
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Highlights
Barbara Walters on her opinion of Gilda Radner's "BabaWawa" catchphrase
Clip begins at: 29:19, Duration: 00m 22s
George Takei on how the name of his Star Trek character, Mr. Sulu came about
Clip begins at: 00:04, Duration: 01m 45s
News anchor Walter Cronkite on Queen Elizabeth II's coronation
Clip begins at: 01:33, Duration: 05m 36s
Actor Henry Winkler explains when his character "Fonzie" first said "whoa" on Happy Days
Clip begins at: 22:03, Duration: 01m 15s
Actress Sharon Gless on advice she cherishes from Cagney & Lacey
Clip begins at: 19:38, Duration: 00m 56s
Contestant Herbert Stempel on why he decided to take the fall on Twenty-One
Clip begins at: 19:37, Duration: 00m 58s
Sportscaster Al Michaels on how he came up with "Do you believe in miracles?" when covering the 1980 Olympics
Clip begins at: 14:24, Duration: 04m 41s
Actress Phylicia Rashad to why The Cosby Show was so popular
Clip begins at: 17:47, Duration: 01m 34s
