This tweet knocked all of the air out of me:
Television was something that was just there. As a kid, we were never told it was something made by people. It was like magic.
I devoured thousands and thousands of hours of it. And this was when there were only three broadcast networks (NYC also had three independent and one educational station).
To stand out in those countless hours of programs, you really had to do something extra-extra-extra special to make a kid curious enough to learn someone’s name in the credits.
The first name associated with TV I ever learned was that of Gerry Anderson.
The second was Brian Clemens.