I teach a History of Pop Music elective in my middle school. I’m
contemplating a companion elective centered around television. Throwing
this concept open to this group.

Looking at about ten hours of content (one hour a week for one quarter of
the academic school year).

Do I go chronologically from early early years to the present day, or do I
focus on a different genre each class (drama, sitcom, talk show)?

Most iconic shows? The ones that need to be preserved in a time capsule? A
day devoted to the worst TV shows?

I feel like I need to include the following:
MASH
Johnny Carson
NYPD Blue
Wheel of Fortune
Monty Python
The Cosby Show
Star Trek
The Real World
Wide World of Sports
The OJ Simpson trial
Cronkite announcing the death of JFK

People will probably also want me to include:
I Love Lucy
Milton Berle
Bob Hope
Ernie Kovacs
SNL

Open to any and all ideas

Kevin M. (RPCV)

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