FIRST Nationals on "Regular" TV

[Adam Y.]

Back in the dark ages (1970's and 1980's) a young(er) mechanical engineering prof at MIT held an annual competition that was broadcast from Boston to PBS stations around the country and it got audience!

Wasn't that Woody?? I think my advisor has all of those tapes.

[Marygrace]

Originally posted by Marygrace
Our Team Videographer is going to be following us around this season and making a series. We are going to offer it to TLC (The Learning Channel), so far everything is working out and we are still going for it. As far as i know we are going through with it. People are optimistic that TLC will take it but i don't know. We will see i guess.

If anyone is interested i found the layout for the TV show our team will most likely be doing. Show Layout

[Gabe Salas Jr.]

I definitely do not want to go off on a tangent. So here I go...

Last year at Nationals (Houston) I thought it would be really cool if John Madden just came in and did the commentary to the Championship game. It would be shown on public television, and viewers would be able to see instant replays, and all the cool effects. We could probably use Fox's Preseason Football Theme Song in there...but it has copyright protection. It was in a football stadium. Its just an idea which I thought would be pretty neat.

Okay...back on subject.

I just want to let everybody know that I really enjoy the reading the posts on this thread. There were several interesting ideas, and opinions expressed. This is when my English teacher tells me to provide an example of why I think this is so. But since there were numerous good opinions expressed, it would be an injustice to name only one example. And no, I am not going to list all of the examples, since that would be redundant, and would take up several pages. I really do not want to use this old time cliché, so in closing, keep up the good work!

[Todd Derbyshire]

Has anybody mentioned Tech TV