Special Reports Television (with Joan Lunden) was designed specifically for distribution on one format: Laserdisc. In your doctor's office was a home theater unit with a TV, a hidden laserdisc player and a rack for brochures which aligned with the recorded material. Monthly or quarterly, the pediatrician would receive a new laserdisc to pop into the player for viewing by waiting room guests. Let's take a look at a sampling of this 2 hour disc, including commercials from approximately 1992.. Follow databits: Facebook http://www.facebook.com/1databits Twitter: https://twitter.com/digitalbt or @digitalbt Thank you for watching and please subscribe!

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