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| − | '''Kinescope''' is a device to record 16mm film from a [[television]] [[screen]]. [[ABC-TV]] used this as a back-up copy for the smaller-market stations who couldn't afford videotape recorders, or broadcast the show at times other than the regular network airtime of 4:00pm ET/3:00pm CT ([[June 1966]])-([[April 1967]]), 3:30pm ET/2:30pm CT ([[April 1967]])-([[July 1968]]), and back to 4:00pm ET/3:00 CT ([[July 1968]])-([[April 1971]]) because they were broadcasting [[syndicated]] or [[local programming]] at that time. The kinescopes were recorded on 16mm [[B&W]] film, and continued to be used until the fall of [[1970]]. |
+ | '''Kinescope''' is a device to record 16mm film from a [[television]] [[screen]]. [[ABC-TV]] used this as a back-up copy for the smaller-market stations who couldn't afford videotape recorders, or broadcast the show at times other than the regular network airtime of 4:00pm ET/3:00pm CT ([[June 1966]])-([[April 1967]]), 3:30pm ET/2:30pm CT ([[April 1967]])-([[July 1968]]), and back to 4:00pm ET/3:00 CT ([[July 1968]])-([[April 1971]]) because they were broadcasting [[syndicated]] or [[local programming]] at that time. The kinescopes were recorded on 16mm [[B&W]] film, and continued to be used until the fall of [[1970]]. 27 [[Dark Shadows]] episodes exist only in kinescope format, because the original videotape masters have been lost over the years. The only episode not to exist either on film or videotape is [[1219]]. A home audio recording of this episode exists, which was combined with still images to reconstruct the installment for home video and DVD. |
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+ | The 27 episodes that now exist only in kinescope are: |
[[83]], [[120]], [[145]], [[149]], [[193]], [[194]], [[211]], [[260]], [[289]], [[296]], [[300]], [[318]], [[320]], [[323]], [[325]], [[335]], [[341]], [[344]], [[351]], [[352]], [[368/369]], [[437]], [[509]], [[683]], [[797]], [[813]], [[1006]], and [[1017]]. |
[[83]], [[120]], [[145]], [[149]], [[193]], [[194]], [[211]], [[260]], [[289]], [[296]], [[300]], [[318]], [[320]], [[323]], [[325]], [[335]], [[341]], [[344]], [[351]], [[352]], [[368/369]], [[437]], [[509]], [[683]], [[797]], [[813]], [[1006]], and [[1017]]. |
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| + | [[211]]'s original master was long-believed lost, but was recovered and released in 2008 on in [[Dark Shadows The Beginning DVD Collection 6|TB C6D4]]. |
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Revision as of 03:03, 6 April 2016
Kinescope is a device to record 16mm film from a television screen. ABC-TV used this as a back-up copy for the smaller-market stations who couldn't afford videotape recorders, or broadcast the show at times other than the regular network airtime of 4:00pm ET/3:00pm CT (June 1966)-(April 1967), 3:30pm ET/2:30pm CT (April 1967)-(July 1968), and back to 4:00pm ET/3:00 CT (July 1968)-(April 1971) because they were broadcasting syndicated or local programming at that time. The kinescopes were recorded on 16mm B&W film, and continued to be used until the fall of 1970. 27 Dark Shadows episodes exist only in kinescope format, because the original videotape masters have been lost over the years. The only episode not to exist either on film or videotape is 1219. A home audio recording of this episode exists, which was combined with still images to reconstruct the installment for home video and DVD.
The 27 episodes that now exist only in kinescope are:
83, 120, 145, 149, 193, 194, 211, 260, 289, 296, 300, 318, 320, 323, 325, 335, 341, 344, 351, 352, 368/369, 437, 509, 683, 797, 813, 1006, and 1017.
211's original master was long-believed lost, but was recovered and released in 2008 on in TB C6D4.