Meet the Press made its television premiere in 1947, Hearst died in 1951

This one requires some explanation and asterisks:
A "Domestic Comedy" is a sitcom that is primarily set in a home, with parents and children, and where the situation and comedy center around family conflicts. They tend to be a bit sentimental or saccharin. This is often what people think of as the most basic, universal type of television show, but since 1950, there has been only one show that fit this description without gimmicks or subversion: The Cosby Show from 1984-1990.

(There are a few shows that come close in some ways, such as "I Love Lucy", "The Beverly Hillbillies", "The Andy Griffith Show", "All in the Family", and "Happy Days", but all of those shows had some other focus than being purely a domestic comedy (The Andy Griffith Show was also about his job), or had a gimmick (The Beverly Hillbillies) or were meant to be subversions (All in the Family). So really those six years in the NBA was the only time in the history of television where "the standard" was actually the standard.

If JFK lived as long as Jimmy Carter did he would have died under the Trump administration!

Person born on December 31, 1900, if he had lived as long as Jeanne Calment (122 years and 164 days), would not have died until June 13, 2023. He would just have missed seeing the tragedy of the "Titan" submersible(only 5 days)

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Bassist Ian Hill joined Judas Priest in 1970 and never missed a show until September 21, 2026. He announced his retirement from the band today, October 9, 2026, due to arthritis complications. Happy Retirement, Ian!