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Star Trek | NBC | Bates Motel | CBS | Alfred Hitchcock

Tv Time

by Anna Fiahlo

For Trekkies, September 8, 1966, is the landmark date that the first Star Trek episode aired on NBC. “The Man Trap” featured a creature that sucked salt from human bodies. And while salt-sucking monsters were OK for network television, apparently a certain movie involving the Bates Motel wasn’t. CBS refused to air Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho, declaring it too violent for at-home viewing.


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