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* In Mexico, a daily radio program playing Music/TheBeatles has run uninterrupted since February 1964; originally known as ''7 minutes and 90 seconds'' on Mexico City's 790 AM, in later years it became ''The Beatles Hour'', ''Beatlemania'' and is currently named ''The Beatles Club" airing on 88.1 FM.
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* Most of the Franchise/MarvelUniverse core characters are at least 50 years old, such as Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, The Hulk, Daredevil, The Avengers, the X-Men and many others, debuting between 1961 and 1965. %% Fantastic Four: November 1961, Hulk: May 1962, Spider-Man: August 1962, The Avengers and X-Men: September 1963, Daredevil: April 1964
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* The Major League Baseball ''Game of the Week'' aired on Saturday afternoons on various TV networks from 1953 to 1993. There was no ''Game of the Week'' in 1994 or 1995; The Baseball Network, an ill-fated joint venture between MLB, ABC, and NBC, completely scrapped national regular-season broadcasts in favor of a highly regionalized model. The Baseball Network was crippled by the 1994–95 players' strike and was dissolved after the 1995 season. Traditional ''[=GOTW=]'' coverage returned in 1996 with Fox picking up the rights, and it has continued airing there ever since (although in 2012 Fox shifted the bulk of their regular-season coverage from Saturday afternoons to Thursday or Saturday prime-time games under the ''Baseball Night in America'' title).
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* The Major League Baseball ''Game of the Week'' aired on Saturday afternoons on various TV networks from 1953 to 1993. There was no ''Game of the Week'' in 1994 or 1995; The Baseball Network, an ill-fated joint venture between MLB, ABC, and NBC, completely scrapped national regular-season broadcasts in favor of a highly regionalized model. The Baseball Network was crippled by the 1994–95 players' strike and was dissolved after the 1995 season. Traditional ''[=GOTW=]'' ''GOTW'' coverage returned in 1996 with Fox picking up the rights, and it has continued airing there ever since (although in 2012 Fox shifted the bulk of their its regular-season coverage from Saturday afternoons to Thursday or Saturday prime-time games under the ''Baseball Night in America'' title).
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* ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' (October 27, 1954-present, the longest-running film franchise in history), with over thirty films and counting (not even including two [[Film/Godzilla1998 American]] [[Film/Godzilla2014 reboots]]), [[WesternAnimation/TheGodzillaPowerHour four]] [[Series/{{Godzilland}} car]][[Anime/GodzillaSingularPoint toon]] [[WesternAnimation/GodzillaTheSeries series]], [[WebVideo/{{Godziban}} a puppet show]], more than forty video games, and comics by [[Creator/DarkHorseComics Dark Horse]], [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]], and [[Creator/IDWPublishing IDW]], among many other appearances.
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* ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' (October 27, 1954-present, 1954–present, the longest-running film franchise in history), with over thirty films and counting (not even including two [[Film/Godzilla1998 American]] [[Film/Godzilla2014 reboots]]), [[WesternAnimation/TheGodzillaPowerHour four]] [[Series/{{Godzilland}} car]][[Anime/GodzillaSingularPoint toon]] [[WesternAnimation/GodzillaTheSeries series]], [[WebVideo/{{Godziban}} a puppet show]], more than forty video games, and comics by [[Creator/DarkHorseComics Dark Horse]], [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]], and [[Creator/IDWPublishing IDW]], among many other appearances.
* Most of the Franchise/MarvelUniverse core characters are at least 60 years old, with several others having debuted in 1965.
** 1961: The Fantastic Four (November)
** 1962: Hulk (May), Spider-Man (August)
** 1963: The Avengers and X-Men (September)
** 1964: Daredevil (April)
** 1961: The Fantastic Four (November)
** 1962: Hulk (May), Spider-Man (August)
** 1963: The Avengers and X-Men (September)
** 1964: Daredevil (April)
* In Mexico, a daily radio program playing Music/TheBeatles has run uninterrupted since February 1964; originally known as ''7 minutes and 90 seconds'' on Mexico City's 790 AM, in later years it became ''The Beatles Hour'', ''Beatlemania'' and is currently named ''The Beatles Club" airing on 88.1 FM.
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* ''Series/MeetThePress'' - weekly on NBC television since November 6, 1947; debuted on Mutual radio in 1945 as ''American Mercury Presents: Meet the Press''. Considered the longest-running televised program in American history.
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* ''Series/MeetThePress'' - – weekly on NBC television since November 6, 1947; debuted on Mutual radio in 1945 as ''American Mercury Presents: Meet the Press''. Considered the longest-running televised program in American history.
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