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And So It Goes: Adventures in Television
And So It Goes Adventures in Television
Author: Linda Ellerbee
ISBN-13: 9780425102374
ISBN-10: 0425102378
Publication Date: 6/1/1987
Pages: 306
Rating:
  • Currently 3.4/5 Stars.
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3.4 stars, based on 15 ratings
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
Book Type: Paperback
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dellrosie avatar reviewed And So It Goes: Adventures in Television on + 46 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Good history lesson and she's very funny.
tish avatar reviewed And So It Goes: Adventures in Television on + 384 more book reviews
after starting to read this, i rembered that i had read it when it first came out. i just love Linda Ellerbe.
reviewed And So It Goes: Adventures in Television on + 11 more book reviews
loved it!
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This is Linda Ellerbee's memoir of the first part of her career. I used to watch her all the time and loved her. It is a fun background look into the life of a television news journalist.
sealady avatar reviewed And So It Goes: Adventures in Television on + 657 more book reviews
Amazon reviewer: "Direct, honest, and brilliantly written, Ellerbee's masterwork gives the reader an inside look into the world of broadcast journalism. Her 80's program NBC News Overnight was a unique vehicle for intelligent reporting and videography. It was the last show of its kind on network news TV which, if anything, has gotten worse since the writing of this book. When Ellerbee's Nickelodeon children's programs are more intelligently written than most of the so called "adult" news programs on TV, that's scary. It is unfortunately the case."
Sandiinmississippi avatar reviewed And So It Goes: Adventures in Television on + 265 more book reviews
A personal story of her life from LInda Ellerbee. It's fun!
Readnmachine avatar reviewed And So It Goes: Adventures in Television on + 1474 more book reviews
Ellerbee's memoir traces the first 20 years of her television career, ranging from small local stations to network news positions with NBC, and ends with her parting ways from the network under less than friendly circumstances. Along the way, she talks about "news Twinkies', boneheaded management decisions, and the insanity of creating live television news programs. Highly entertaining.