Did anybody catch this ad that aired on CBS? Since the first annual Siper bowl was aired on CBS (along with NBC) and since CBS has broadcasted many Super Bowls since than (with the upcoming 50th annual one), Apparantly CBS thought it was a good idea to air past Super Bowl plugs.

They aired JacieGleason plugging one of the first Super Bowls during the curtain call of the color episode entitled "King of The Castle" I believe.

I didn't see the ad but I overheard it. I am wondering how CBS went about airing the Jackie Gleason footage on their HD feed.

Some excellent history here...

Apparently there has been arguments over the years that the Super Bowl wasn't actually call "Super Bowl" until the 3rd Super Bowl in 1969.

Leave it to "The Jackie Gleason Show" to help debunk this issue.

Story...
http://www.newsday.com/sports/football/super-bowl/cbs-promo-with-jackie-gleason-debunks-super-bowl-myth-1.11352872

Here is the ad with Gleason from his Jan. 14, 1967 show.
This Gleason show featured Honeymooners episode "Movies Are Better Than Ever."

http://www.snappytv.com/tc/1231443

Some excellent history here...

Apparently there has been arguments over the years that the Super Bowl wasn't actually call "Super Bowl" until the 3rd Super Bowl in 1969.

Leave it to "The Jackie Gleason Show" to help debunk this issue.

Story...
http://www.newsday.com/sports/football/super-bowl/cbs-promo-with-jackie-gleason-debunks-super-bowl-myth-1.11352872

Here is the ad with Gleason from his Jan. 14, 1967 show.
This Gleason show featured Honeymooners episode "Movies Are Better Than Ever."

http://www.snappytv.com/tc/1231443

Seeing that ad makes me want to yell at CBS "If you were there, why were you too dumb to save a tape of it?"

Did anybody catch this ad that aired on CBS? Since the first annual Siper bowl was aired on CBS (along with NBC) and since CBS has broadcasted many Super Bowls since than (with the upcoming 50th annual one), Apparantly CBS thought it was a good idea to air past Super Bowl plugs.

They aired JacieGleason plugging one of the first Super Bowls during the curtain call of the color episode entitled "King of The Castle" I believe.

I didn't see the ad but I overheard it. I am wondering how CBS went about airing the Jackie Gleason footage on their HD feed.


They would have ran the footage in a standard def feed, but considering that the clip looks like it was converted to b&w (or a filmed version of the videotape was used) and used as part of the television they would have been able to clean it up and do some tweaking. On another forum I belong to there is a poster who works in post-production and he has explained numerous times how you can never make old tape HD but there are ways and means to get the footage cleaned up and looking sharper than before with better definition. My guess that is what was done here, and possible some Live Feed type of work may have been done too.

I want to know what this "Super Bowl Night at the Super Bowl" special that Jackie is mentioned as co-hosting is. That is one of the things I take away from the article!

I agree with Jahebdon --- why were the tapes erased??? (I work with a guy who is a big "everything is a conspiracy" and we like to get him going on things. He believes the first Super Bowl was filmed in the same warehouse as the moon landing and that is why the network's don't have tape of the first Super Bowl and NASA lost the video of the moon landing!!!!!)

Wouldn't be surprised that somewhere sits the film in a canister waiting to be discovered. Just like 100's of films still missing.

Here is a great article regarding films that were found.
#8 is the greatest!

http://mentalfloss.com/article/54124/10-great-discoveries-lost-movies-and-tv-shows

There IS a tape of Super Bowl 1. Here's the problem. The NFL lowballed the guy. They offered him 30,000 bucks for it and he wanted a million.Now the tape isnt complete as I think most of the 3rd quarter is missing.

Wouldn't be surprised that somewhere sits the film in a canister waiting to be discovered. Just like 100's of films still missing.

Here is a great article regarding films that were found.
#8 is the greatest!

http://mentalfloss.com/article/54124/10-great-discoveries-lost-movies-and-tv-shows

I agree ... Somewhere someone has to have it. Just like the poster above said, a collector apparently has a tape but he wants too much. One of the cable sports channels just recreated some of the broadcast with b roll tape and NBC Radio's coverage.

In 2013 a film collector found a lost Three Stooges MGM short "Hello, Pop!" in his film storage shed. All I know is he is lucky his nitrate film never went up in flames.

The second half of Laurel & Hardy's silent short, "The Battle of the Century" was found just last year: https://thedissolve.com/news/5968-second-half-of-laurel-and-hardys-long-lost-battle-/