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The Greatest Event in Television History: Schöpfer: Adam Scott, Naomi Scott Mit Amanda Anka, Jeff Probst, Jon Schroeder, Adam Scott Adam Scott ist entschlossen, das größte Ereignis der Fernsehgeschichte zu schaffen, indem er die Eröffnungssequenzen von Fernsehsendungen neu gestaltet.
The Greatest Event in Television History is a mockumentary TV special series created by Adam Scott and Naomi Scott. The series premiered on Cartoon Network 's late night programming block Adult Swim on October 12, 2012, and ended on January 23, 2014, with a total of four episodes.
- October 12, 2012 –, January 23, 2014
- Adult Swim
Season 1. EP 1 Simon & Simon. The Greatest Event in Television History is a 15-minute special that stars Adam Scott and Jon Hamm. EP 2 Hart to Hart. The Greatest Event in Television History gets greater with Adam Scott and Amy Poehler re-creating the opening title sequence to a beloved and important '80s TV series. EP 3 Too Close For Comfort.
The Greatest Event in Television History gets greater with Adam Scott and Amy Poehler re-creating the opening title sequence to a beloved and important '80s TV series.Including appearances by: Jeff Probst, Paul Rust, Horatio Sanz, Paul Scheer, Nick Kroll, Maya Ferrara, David Wain and Jon Schroeder. 7.7/10 (72)
The Greatest Event in Television History. Entertaining commentary with the cast (including Paul Rudd, Adam Scott, Jon Hamm, and others) while they film an exact replica remake of the "Simon & Simon" Opening Sequence - with a view of the final product at the end.
11. Okt. 2012 · The Greatest Event in Television History is a 15-minute special that stars Adam Scott and Jon Hamm, as they recreate a $25 million shot-for-shot remake of the opening credits for popular 1980s TV shows. Originally a one-off, it was extended into 4 episodes. Shot in tongue-in-cheek documentary style. English. General. Seasons. Cast ...
The Greatest Event in Television History. Adult Swim. Series. 2012. Comedy. Adam Scott is determined to make the greatest event in television history by remaking the opening...
