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Line 8: \| starring = [[Wendy Barrie]] \| country = {{USA}} \| network = [[American Broadcasting Company\|ABC]], [[DuMont Television Network\|DuMont]], [[National Broadcasting Company\|NBC]] \| first_aired = November 1948 \| last_aired = September 1950 Line 14: }} '''''The Wendy Barrie Show''''' was an American [[television series]] which aired from [[1948 in television\|1948]] to [[1950 in television\|1950]]. It ==Broadcast history== ''The Wendy Barrie Show'' is notable as one of the first examples of a televised [[talk show]], and aired (separately) on [[American Broadcasting Company\|ABC]], [[DuMont Television Network\|DuMont]], and [[National Broadcasting Company\|NBC]]. It was fairly common, in those days, for shows to switch networks. The DuMont version ran from January 17, 1949 to July 13, 1949.<ref>[http://www.dumonthistory.tv/a2.html DuMont historical website]</ref> The series starred [[Wendy Barrie]], a notable [[film]] and [[television]] actress with over forty films to her credit. The series began as a [[sketch comedy]] titled '''''Inside Photoplay''''', but eventually changed formats and became a talk show. The series was also known as '''''Photoplay Time''''' (from September to December 1949) and '''''Through Wendy's Window''''' (from August to September 1950). The final episode aired on September 27, 1950. ==Episode status== One episode, featuring guest [[Jack Shaindlin]] is on YouTube (see External Links below). ==See also==