1976 in television

1976 in television
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The year 1976 in television involved some significant events. Below is a list of television-related events in 1976.

Global television events

The Olympics, broadcast from Montreal, Canada, draw an estimated one billion viewers worldwide.
Matsushita introduces the VHS home video cassette recorder to compete with Sony's Betamax system.

Date	Name	Occupation/Accolades
January 2	Sarah-Jane Mee	British television presenter
January 6	Danny Pintauro	actor on Who's the Boss?
January 7	Tyron Leitso	Canadian Actor
February 3	Isla Fisher	Australian actress
February 11	Jenni Falconer	British television presenter
March 25	Helen Latham	British actress
April 6	Candace Cameron	Actress on Full House
April 20	Joey Lawrence	actor
May 14	Martine McCutcheon	British actress
July 7	Natasha Collins	British actress
July 8	Alexandra Fletcher	British actress
July 12	Anna Friel	British actress
August 6	Soleil Moon Frye	Actress who would go on to play the character Punky Brewster
August 27	Sarah Chalke	Actress on Roseanne and Scrubs
September 19	Alison Sweeney	Actress
October 3	Seann William Scott	Actor
October 12	Sarah Lane	US television presenter
October 23	Ryan Reynolds	Canadian actor
November 11	Lisa Gleave	Australian born actress and model
November 27	Jaleel White	Actor

Date	Name	Occupation/Accolades
August 28	Anissa Jones	Former child actress; died from a drug overdose

Years in television: 1976
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