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Cable wasn't much of a thing outside the big metros until the 80's. Most of the rural area in 75 had over the air. LA and NYC were there own world, and it sho
by protomyth 7y ago
Cable wasn't much of a thing outside the big metros until the 80's. Most of the rural area in 75 had over the air. LA and NYC were there own world, and it showed from some of the writings of the time.
Someone might have, but it sure wasn't enough to justify the entry, and given the author didn't cite a source, I'm pretty sure it was just the author.
- tingletech 7y agoI didn't say anything about cable. From what I know of the history of cable, it started for places that were geographically isolated from receiving terrestrial broadcast (because of a valley of whatever). Terrestrial == over-the-air. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrestrial_television https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrestrial_television Not sure why they NYT would have called it a "killer rabbit" if it was not a monty python reference.