description Telephone Time Overview
Telephone Time is an American anthology television series that began in 1956 and presented self-contained dramatic stories rather than recurring characters. John Nesbitt served as host and narrator, introducing episodes based on historical incidents, biographies, and other human-interest material in a style related to his earlier Passing Parade productions. The series aired during the 1950s on CBS and later ABC.
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What kind of stories does Telephone Time present?
Telephone Time presents self-contained dramatic stories based on historical incidents, biographies, and other human-interest subjects. It does not depend on a recurring fictional cast.
Who hosted Telephone Time?
John Nesbitt served as the host and narrator. He introduced the dramatic stories in the American anthology series, which began in 1956.
Is Telephone Time a 1950s anthology series?
Yes. The program began in 1956, during the period when American television relied heavily on anthology formats.
Do viewers need to watch Telephone Time episodes in order?
No, because the episodes tell separate stories rather than chapters in one continuing plot. John Nesbitt's introductions and narration provide the main structural link between them.
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