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[[Elena Wallace]] appeared on CBS News program ''[[60 Minutes]]'' in order to show off the temple in [[Peru]] she helped to uncover in her search for the [[Transwarp Key]]. The alien robots involved in her expedition as well as the key itself were not mentioned in order to shield their existence. {{storylink|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts}} | [[Elena Wallace]] appeared on the CBS News program ''[[60 Minutes]]'' in order to show off the temple in [[Peru]] she helped to uncover in her search for the [[Transwarp Key]]. The alien robots involved in her expedition, as well as the key itself, were not mentioned in order to shield their existence. {{storylink|Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts}} | ||
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Revision as of 21:37, 16 December 2023
CBS is a major media company in the United States, with its flagship news branch as CBS News.
Fiction
Dark of the Moon film
When the Apollo 11 astronauts landed back on Earth, CBS cameras were in the Oval Office of the White House to record President Richard Nixon's live response. Dark of the Moon
Age of Extinction film
CBS News broadcasted footage of a U.S. military jet taking off from an aircraft carrier as part of a "Remember Chicago" initiative. Age of Extinction
Rise of the Beasts film
Elena Wallace appeared on the CBS News program 60 Minutes in order to show off the temple in Peru she helped to uncover in her search for the Transwarp Key. The alien robots involved in her expedition, as well as the key itself, were not mentioned in order to shield their existence. Rise of the Beasts
Notes
- CBS News is a sibling division of Paramount Pictures under the ultimate ownership of Paramount Global.
- Prior to the decision to syndicate the Generation 1 show, Marvel Productions initially attempted to sell the series broadcast rights to CBS, with Jeffrey Scott writing a pilot and production bible.
- If you are wondering, "CBS" is an abbreviation for "Columbia Broadcasting System", but the original full-length name is no longer used.
External links
- CBS News at Wikipedia
