
Adam Martyn
Hello! Welcome to AMTV! My name's Adam Martyn and on this channel you can find a wealth of content spanning all kinds of topics & genres! Our main focus recently has been on discussing current news revolving around the entertainment industry, documentaries on television history as well as a ton of other videos!
Episodes


The Moment The BBC's Golden Boy Fell Apart | An AMTV Documentary

CITV Is About To Disappear FOREVER...

The Scott Mills Situation | What Did The BBC Know?

The BBC Channels You've NEVER Heard Of... | An AMTV Documentary
The BBC’s international channel expansion during the 2010s aimed to increase global reach by launching three distinct brands: BBC First, BBC Earth, and BBC Brit. These channels emerged as the corporation sought to compete in a growing streaming market, effectively replacing the global version of the iPlayer. BBC First ...

'We Interrupt This Programme...' | How The BBC Broke JFK's Death
The assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, marked a pivotal shift in global media, establishing television as the primary medium for instantaneous, breaking news. In the United States, networks like CBS provided critical, real-time updates, with Walter Cronkite’s coverage becoming a defining moment in b...

The Decision That KILLED BBC Three... | 10 Years On

Brum Has A MISSING EPISODE*... | An AMTV Documentary

The BBC SUPER-STREAMER?! | Licence Fee Updates

Britain's Most Chaotic TV Strike | TV-am's Downfall

The Many Eras of BBC ONE | The Ultimate Compilation

Sky One Has RETURNED!

Uh Oh... | Has The SKY/ITV Deal FALLEN APART?!

The Evolution Of British TV Logos | An AMTV Compilation

The Oldest Colour TV Videotape | An AMTV Documentary

The STRANGEST British Kids TV | An AMTV Compilation

Britain's Journey To Colour Television | An AMTV Documentary

The Birth of British TV Channels | An AMTV Compilation
The history of UK television is defined by the turbulent launches and evolving remits of its major terrestrial channels. BBC2’s 1964 debut was famously disrupted by a massive power failure, forcing an impromptu news broadcast from a secondary location. Subsequent channels faced their own unique challenges: S4C emerged ...

An Impossible Task... | How The BBC Informed The World of Diana's Death
The death of Princess Diana on August 31, 1997, forced the BBC into an unprecedented shift in broadcasting, transforming its late-night schedule into a continuous stream of solemn news coverage. After interrupting the film Borsalino to report on the initial car crash in Paris, the corporation exercised extreme caution,...

The Fall of ITV Franchises... | An AMTV Compilation
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