Sentence examples for television collection from inspiring English sources

The university contains about 20 libraries, and its holdings include a notable cinema and television collection.

Our vast film and television collection holds over 50,000 titles, in DVD, Blu-ray, VHS and other formats, including rare materials not found elsewhere.

MR. MAGOO — THE TELEVISION COLLECTION (1960-1977) (Shout! Factory, 11 discs, $79.97) This colorful package gathers the three "Magoo" TV series: "The Mr. Magoo Show," from 1960-61; "The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo," from 1964-65; and the Saturday morning show "What's New Mr. Magoo?," from 1977.

"The idea was to show the diversity of the television collection," TV archivist Dan Einstein said.

And classic television collections (your "Honeymooners," your "All in the Family") often include little extra material at all.

While there's been plenty of ink spilled about the fabulousness of movie commentary tracks, with their bitter revelations of directorial compromise, their alternate endings shooting off like firecrackers, television collections tend to be somewhat less candid.

She sought a distinctive space to house three significant film and television collections already acquired by Wesleyan: those of Robert Saudek, executive producer of the groundbreaking 1952-61 TV series "Omnibus," and the directors Elia Kazan and Frank Capra, a close friend of Mrs. Basinger.

Today, the library one of the largest television collections in history is stored 54 stories underground in a climate-controlled salt mine near Kansas City, Kan. "People would be very interested in the guest interviews [today], because you're talking about people who are now icons or gone," says Podrazik.

This collection consists of videocassette (VHS) copies of kinescopes of television programs produced by Johns Hopkins University between 1948 and 1960.

Despite Stahl's aggressive wordplay, "I, Fatty" resembles more than anything one of those Hollywood rise-and-fall biographies on television, a collection of short episodes united by the protagonist's determination to explain himself, usually as a victim of circumstance.

They mentioned the new road, the cable television, the garbage collection; they praised the Party Secretary.