The early days of 24p

A lot of TV was an experiment as people transitioned into new technology.

And sometimes I feel many also didn't know what exactly they were doing (human error) at the time. And I don't blame them...it was all new and different.
 
I don't know if it's at all the same thing, but I remember seeing an episode of "That's So Raven"...or something of that caliber, with what I assume was a 24p look. It was nasty...very very stuttery compared to what we're used to. Also remember MTV doing some live basketball thing but it was also "filmlooky" ...24pish look, color graded (yes, even though live), crushed blacks, etc. Or maybe some of that was unintentional. It looked like a look, anyway.

I remember them doing, I believe, the VMA’s one year in 24. The look itself was good, but just like I don’t want to watch narrative content in 60(or 48 or 120 or...), I don’t want to watch live content in 24.
 
I remember them doing, I believe, the VMA’s one year in 24. The look itself was good, but just like I don’t want to watch narrative content in 60(or 48 or 120 or...), I don’t want to watch live content in 24.

wasnt it the 95 mtv music awards?
 
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