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Flip Wilson

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"The Flip Wilson Show skyrocketed to number two in the ratings, prompting Time magazine, to crown Wilson as TVs first black superstar. "

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Carol Burnett

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Arthur Godfrey Show

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Red Skelton

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Jeopardy

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Mark Goodson

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Most of them started on the radio

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Quiz Show Scandal

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Wheel of Fortune

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I Love Lucy started a radio show.

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Mary Tyler Moore on The Dick Van Dyke Show

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The Andy Griffith Show

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I Love Lucy

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Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show

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NBC's summer of 1962.

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Pat Weaver, "The most creative television executive of the era".

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Talent Showcase

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