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East End TV, or Lack Thereof, Circa 1970's.

Our Hamptons

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Television in the 1970s: A Limited Landscape

This chapter examines the television experience of East End residents in the 1970s, focusing on the scarcity of channels compared to metropolitan areas. The speakers share personal stories about overcoming challenges such as bad reception, using rooftop antennas, and the notable influence of local programming. The discussion underscores the historical context of media access and the transition from antenna TV to early cable, including anecdotes that highlight the quirks of rural viewing.

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