"Meet the Press" (1947) TV series 1947-????

User Rating:

7.2/10   

Seasons:

unknown

Release Date:

6 November 1947 (USA)

Genre:

News | Talk-Show

Tagline:

If it's Sunday, it's "Meet the Press".

Plot Keywords:

Public Affairs | Current Events | Political | Non Fiction

Awards:

Nominated for 7 Primetime Emmys. Another 2 wins & 2 nominations

US TV Schedule:

Sun. Oct. 12	10:30 AM	NBC
Sun. Oct. 12	6:00 PM	MSNBC

Cast

Tim Russert	...	Himself - Host / ... (43 episodes, 1991-2008)
Ernest K. Lindley	...	Himself - Panelist (38 episodes, 1953-1961)
Lawrence E. Spivak	...	Himself - Panelist / ... (37 episodes, 1953-1975)
Ned Brooks	...	Himself - Moderator / ... (34 episodes, 1953-1965)

Also Known As:

Meet the Press with Tim Russert (USA) (complete title)

Runtime:

USA:30 min (1947-13 September 1992) | USA:60 min (20 September 1992-present)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White | Color

Company:

NBC News

Trivia:

The longest running TV show in history.

Quotes:

Himself - Moderator: If it's Sunday, it's "Meet the Press."

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "The West Wing: And It's Surely to Their Credit (#2.5)" (2000)

always no 1 on Sundays

Meet the Press is one of my favorite Sunday shows including ABC's This Week, Meet The Press is always no 1 why? Because sometimes my favorite panelist including Judy Woodruff, Kate O'Beirne, Mary Matalin and some others I remember the week of my 20th birthday last year another favorite panelist that was on Meet the Press three times (The Supreme court ones) is NPR's Nina Totenberg, I do like Tim Russert I should his book Big Russ and me. I remember the Meet the Press minute when Paul Duke died. It was very sad when he passed.

If is Sunday is Meet The Press is the tag for Sunday's no 1 show in America and on NBC.

Stephanie