The Darkest Moments in TV History
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Throughout the world of Television, there have been countless instances of disturbing moments and accidents captured when the cameras are live. These are some of the darkest moments in television history.
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This is a documentary made for the purpose of educating others on events that have happened throughout the history of television. All footage used was pulled from actual news reports that were each shown on air following the incidents. And can be used as an example of making broadcasts safer for all those involved.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Guilty
3:35 - Scentbird Ad
4:54 - Tetsushi Yanagida's Fall
10:05 - The Awakening
13:50 - The Twilight Zone Incident
18:18 - Albert Dryden
Presented by Nick Crowley
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