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Shows that are regularly broadcast directly as they happen, rather than prerecorded. Both {{Radio}} and UsefulNotes/{{Television}} were regularly broadcast live when those media were new, and as a consequence much of both early radio and early TV is lost. Quite a bit of radio programming is still broadcast live, while most of TV isn't, although sports and news are still live.
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Shows that are regularly broadcast directly as they happen, rather than prerecorded. Both {{Radio}} and UsefulNotes/{{Television}} were regularly broadcast live when those media were new, and as a consequence consequence, much of both early radio and early TV is lost. Quite a bit of radio programming is still broadcast live, while most of TV isn't, although sports and news are still live.
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* ''Podcast/TheOrbitingHumanCircusOfTheAir'': InUniverse. The eponymous fictional radio variety show broadcasts live in front of a StudioAudience from a ballroom at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
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* InUniverse in ''Podcast/TheOrbitingHumanCircusOfTheAir'' the eponymous fictional radio variety show broadcasts live in front of a StudioAudience from a ballroom at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
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* InUniverse in ''Podcast/TheOrbitingHumanCircusOfTheAir'' the eponymous fictional radio variety show broadcasts live in front of a StudioAudience from a ballroom at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
* WebVideo/FishtankLive is a 24/7 broadcast similar to ''Series/BigBrother'', where eight contestants attempt to outlast one another within a RealityTVShowMansion. All events shown are happening live.
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* Most news broadcasts; they might have taped/filmed segments but the anchor is usually live, and often the segments are too.
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** Ever since the move to Fox in 2018 ''Wrestling/SmackdownLive'' has been, well, live.[[note]]Prior to that it was usually taped on Tuesday nights and aired later that week[[/note]] This may change when ''Smackdown'' returns to the Creator/USANetwork in 2024.
** ''Wrestling/{{AEW}} Dynamite'' has aired live since it premiered in 2019, save for a handful of episodes taped on a closed set during the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic.
** ''Wrestling/{{AEW}} Dynamite'' has aired live since it premiered in 2019, save for a handful of episodes taped on a closed set during the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic.
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* Up until the late 1940s, CBS and NBC had rules against airing recorded material on their networks, barring a few exceptions [[labelnote:e.g.]](occasional news items such as the 1937 Hindenburg disaster and a few D-Day reports in 1944; a few NBC Blue programs were allowed starting in 1939 to record the East Coast broadcast and air it three hours later for the West Coast instead of having to do a second live show for the West as was common practice)[[/labelnote]], making this an EnforcedTrope for many old-time radio shows. Mutual, on the other hand, was much more permissive with recordings. ABC was the first to air programs that were recorded and edited before broadcast starting with Creator/BingCrosby's ''Philco Radio Time'' in 1946. CBS and NBC's "no recordings" rules were abolished by 1949.
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* Up until the late 1940s, CBS and NBC had rules against airing recorded material on their networks, barring a few exceptions [[labelnote:e.g.]](occasional news items such as the 1937 Hindenburg disaster and a few D-Day reports in 1944; a few NBC Blue programs were allowed starting in 1939 to record the East Coast broadcast and air it three hours later for the West Coast instead of having to do a second live show for the West as was common practice)[[/labelnote]], making this an EnforcedTrope for many old-time radio shows. Mutual, on the other hand, was much more permissive with recordings. ABC was the first U.S. radio network to air programs that were recorded and edited before broadcast starting with Creator/BingCrosby's ''Philco Radio Time'' in 1946. CBS and NBC's "no recordings" rules were abolished by 1949.
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* Up until the late 1940s, CBS and NBC had rules against airing recorded material on their networks, barring a few exceptions [[labelnote:e.g.]](occasional news items such as the 1937 Hindenburg disaster and a few D-Day reports in 1944; a few NBC Blue programs were allowed starting in 1939 to record the East Coast broadcast and air it three hours later for the West Coast instead of having to do a second live show for the West as was common practice)[[/labelnote]], making this an EnforcedTrope for many old-time radio shows. Mutual, on the other hand, was much more permissive with recordings. ABC was the first to air programs that were recorded and edited before broadcast starting with Creator/BingCrosby's ''Philco Radio Time'' in 1946. CBS and NBC's "no recordings" rules were abolished by 1949.
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For in-fiction examples of live broadcast, often when it makes no sense, see AlwaysALiveTransmission.
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* ''{{Series/Probe}}'''s "[[Recap/ProbeBlackCatsDontWalkUnderLaddersDoThey Black Cats Don't Walk Under Ladders (Do They?)]]": Backstage for the ShowWithinAShow, ''The Marty Corrigan Show'', Sabrina Stillwater challenges the Daytime TalkShow host to let her [[WitchClassic cast a hex]] on him while the whole country is watching him. It's a RatingsStunt because they both need the publicity. Things go wrong when [[FatalMethodActing the hex actually kills Marty Corrigan]].
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* ''Series/Playhouse90'' was a live theatre program during its first year, afterward switching to videotape.
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* Most early US {{Variety Show}}s, such as ''Series/TheEdSullivanShow''.
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