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Photo: Library of Congress
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First Saturday morning kid's programming on network TV:
August 19, 1950
On August 19, 1950, ABC became the first network to air Saturday morning television shows for children, debuting "Animal Clinic", which featured live animals, and a variety show called "Acrobat Ranch", which had a circus theme. The latter show, hosted by Jack Stillwell ("Uncle Jim"), featured two young acrobats named Tumbling Tim and Flying Flo, and children competing in games and stunts.
Source: Libarary of Congress, 8/19/2007
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