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What was the final black and white television show ever produced?
The last black and white TV show to have its entire run filmed in black and white was "The Dick Van Dyke Show" (1961-1966).
The last network show to switch to color was CBS's daytime soap opera "The Secret Storm" on March 11, 1968.
"MisteRogers' Neighborhood" on the non-commercial NET was the last black and white series on network television, switching to color in August 1968.
Black and white TVs have largely disappeared from the market, with sales shrinking rapidly, and prisons were among the few remaining customers as of 1992.
The production of black and white TVs has ceased, with the last one being made, as shown in a YouTube video.
The shift to color television began as early as the 1950s, with limited color telecasts starting in 1953 and the television networks shifting to color in the mid-1960s.
The finale of "McHale's Navy" on August 31, 1966, was the last network show airing in black and white.
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The 1991 CBS summer series "Morton & Hayes" was meant to look like it was a rediscovered series of films from the 1940s.
"The Twilight Zone" kept its black and white episodes for a while after color came in.
Back in the 1960s, TV Guide would put "Color" after some listings, then moved to "BW" for black and white shows.
The last black and white TV model ever made was showcased in a YouTube video by VWestlife.
Black and white sitcoms can truly be missing out, with some of the greatest sitcoms ever made being in black and white.
Orson Welles made his last screen appearance introducing an episode of the 1980s TV detective series "Moonlighting" that was shot in black and white as a homage to the film noir style.
For the ninth episode of Fargo's fourth season, the series fully embraced its Coen brothers-inspired origins, followed Rabbi Ben Whishaw and Satchel Rodney L in black and white.
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