Experiment in Television

Experiment in Television is an anthology series that aired on NBC from 1967 to 1971.
Designed to bring viewers new and different content in drama, comedy, variety, and documentaries, the series featured works from a number of up-and-coming filmmakers and artists including Life magazine photographer Allan Grant, Federico Fellini, players from National Theatre of the Deaf, playwright Tom Stoppard, and an exposé on The Beatles' recording of "Hey Jude." An entry from the show's first year titled "We Interrupt This Season" featured Clark Gesner and Tony Geiss among its co-writers, both of whom would later write for Children's Television Workshop.
Jim Henson produced more than one installment for NBC's Experiment in Television:
* Youth 68 — a documentary about the changing landscape of American life in the 1960s.
* The Cube — an absurdist drama about a man wrestling with existentialism while trapped in a room.
* Inside My Head — an unproduced pitch for an extended version of Henson's "Limbo" act.
==External links==
* IMDb Series Crew & Episodes
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