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Today in Music? History - It's.....

Oct 5
1 min read

1970: The Public Broadcasting Service officially went on the air, beginning its mission to provide educational, cultural, and high-quality non-commercial programming to American households.

In a related note, a year earlier 1969, the BBC aired the very first episode of the iconic British surreal sketch comedy series Monty Python's Flying Circus. Which I watched on PBS as a kid.

The name "Monty Python" didn't mean anything. The group came up with it when they were commissioned by the BBC for their television series, thinking it sounded like a sleazy theatrical agent.

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