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The '''[[Original Six]]''' are the six teams ([[Boston Bruins]], [[Chicago Blackhawks|Chicago Black Hawks]], [[Detroit Red Wings]], [[Montreal Canadiens]], [[New York Rangers]], and  [[Toronto Maple Leafs]]) that composed the [[National Hockey League]] (NHL) for the 25 seasons between the [[1942–43 NHL season|1942–43 season]] and the [[1967 NHL Expansion]]. The name is something of a [[misnomer]], since there were other NHL franchises that ceased operations before 1942, including some that were founded before some of the Original Six. The term dates from the 1967 expansion which added six new franchises; hence the six expansion teams and the "Original Six".

==Canadian television coverage==
In the [[1952–53 NHL season|1952–53 season]], [[CBC Television|CBC]] began televising ''[[Hockey Night in Canada]]'' as a [[simulcast]] to the radio calls, joining the games in progress either 30 minutes or 60 minutes after the opening faceoff. Until [[1961 in television|1961]], the CBC was the only operating television network in Canada. Not only that, it was likely that not all [[Toronto Maple Leafs]] and [[Montreal Canadiens]] playoff games were televised in the early years, including to their local markets.

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!Year
!Round
!Series
!Games covered
![[Play-by-play]]
![[Color commentator|Colour commentator]](s)
|-
|[[1953 Stanley Cup playoffs|1953]]
|Semifinals
|[[1952–53 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1952–53 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]]
|Games 1–2, 5–7 (joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1954 Stanley Cup playoffs|1954]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[Maple Leafs–Red Wings rivalry|Detroit-Toronto]]
|in Toronto (joined-in-progress)
|[[Foster Hewitt]]
|-
|[[Bruins–Canadiens rivalry|Montreal-Boston]]
|in Montreal (joined-in-progress) 
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|- 
|rowspan=2|[[1955 Stanley Cup playoffs|1955]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals  
|[[Maple Leafs–Red Wings rivalry|Detroit-Toronto]]
|in Toronto (joined-in-progress)
|[[Foster Hewitt]]
|-
|[[Bruins–Canadiens rivalry|Montreal-Boston]]
|in Montreal (joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1956 Stanley Cup playoffs|1956]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[1955–56 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1955–56 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]] 
|Games 1–5 (joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|-
|[[Maple Leafs–Red Wings rivalry|Detroit-Toronto]]
|Games 3–5 (joined-in-progress) 
|[[Foster Hewitt]]
|-
|[[1957 Stanley Cup playoffs|1957]]
|Semifinals
|[[1956–57 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1956–57 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]]
|Games 1–5 (Games in Montreal joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1958 Stanley Cup playoffs|1958]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[1957–58 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1957–58 Detroit Red Wings season|Detroit]]
|Games 1–4 (joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|-
|[[1957–58 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]]-[[1957–58 Boston Bruins season|Boston]]
|Games 3, 6 (joined-in-progress)
|[[Foster Hewitt]] (Game 3)<br>[[Danny Gallivan]] (Game 6)
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1959 Stanley Cup playoffs|1959]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[1958–59 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1958–59 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]]
|Games 1–6 (Games 1–5 joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|-
|[[1958–59 Boston Bruins season|Boston]]-[[1958–59 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]
|Games 1–7 (joined-in-progress)<ref>((YouTube|title=NHL Mar.26/1959 Game2 Toronto Maple Leafs - Boston Bruins|id=F_DStBUeq_Q))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=NHL Mar.28/1959 Game3 Boston Bruins - Toronto Maple Leafs|id=z7b-97JV4K8))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=Apr.04/1959 Game6 Boston Bruins - Toronto Maple Leafs|id=CIKbSR9U778))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=1959 Stanley Cup Semi Final Toronto Maple Leafs vs Boston Bruins Game 7|id=vZkbj3pUJC4))</ref>
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|[[Foster Hewitt]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1960 Stanley Cup playoffs|1960]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[1959–60 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1959–60 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]]
|Games 1–4 (joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|-
|[[Maple Leafs–Red Wings rivalry|Toronto-Detroit]]
|Games 1–6 (joined-in-progress)
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|[[Foster Hewitt]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1961 Stanley Cup playoffs|1961]] 
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[1960–61 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1960–61 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]]
|Games 1–6 (Games in Montreal are joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|[[Keith Dancy]] (in Montreal)
|-
|[[Maple Leafs–Red Wings rivalry|Toronto-Detroit]]
|Games 1–5 (Games in Toronto are joined-in progress)
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|[[Foster Hewitt]] (in Toronto)
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1962 Stanley Cup playoffs|1962]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[1961–62 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1961–62 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]]
|Games 1–6 (Games 1–5 joined-in-progress)
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|[[Keith Dancy]]
|-
|[[1961–62 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]-[[1961–62 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]]
|Games 1–6 (Games 1–5 joined-in-progress)
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|[[Jack Dennett]] (in New York City)
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1963 Stanley Cup playoffs|1963]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[Canadiens–Maple Leafs rivalry|Toronto-Montreal]]
|Games 1–5 (joined-in-progress)<ref>((YouTube|title=1962-63 1963 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs Montreal Canadiens Toronto Maple Leafs Dave Keon Jean Beliveau|id=WyVuDbXRpnw))</ref>
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]] (in Toronto)<br>[[Danny Gallivan]] (in Montreal)
|Guest sportswriters (in Toronto)<br>[[Keith Dancy]] (in Montreal)
|-
|[[Blackhawks–Red Wings rivalry|Chicago-Detroit]]
|Game 6
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1964 Stanley Cup playoffs|1964]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[Canadiens–Maple Leafs rivalry|Montreal-Toronto]]
|Games 1–7 (Games 1–6 joined-in-progress)<ref>((YouTube|title=1964 Leafs vs Habs game #3 March 31st|id=xHdciJnLmyU))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=1964 NHL SCP Semi Final G 6 Montreal @ Toronto 4 7 1964|id=DoeFPSwBlRQ))</ref>
|[[Danny Gallivan]] (in Montreal)<br>[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]] (in Toronto)
|[[Keith Dancy]] (in Montreal)<br>Guest sportswriters (in Toronto)
|-
|[[Blackhawks–Red Wings rivalry|Chicago-Detroit]]
|Games 2, 5, 7 (joined-in-progress)
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|Guest sportswriters
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1965 Stanley Cup playoffs|1965]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[Blackhawks–Red Wings rivalry|Detroit-Chicago]]
|Games 2, 5, 7 (Games 2, 5 joined-in-progress)<ref>((YouTube|title=1965 Stanley Cup Semi Final Chicago Blackhawks Vs Detroit Red Wings Game 5 4 11 1965 1|id=5EUSNFacHLc))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=NHL Apr.11/1965 Game5 Chicago Blackhawks - Detroit Red Wings|id=6PCSlCcaW8Y))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=NHL Apr.15/1965 Game7 Chicago Blackhawks - Detroit Red Wings|id=YE9M9a1Kxls))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=1965 NHL Stanley Cup SF G7 Chicago vs Detroit (1965, April 15)|id=tJsqAhFtxR8))</ref>
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|[[Jim Morrison (ice hockey)|Jim Morrison]] (Game 7)
|-
|[[Canadiens–Maple Leafs rivalry|Montreal-Toronto]]
|Games 1–6 (joined-in progress)<ref>((YouTube|title=1965 NHL Stanley Cup SF G1 Toronto vs Montreal (1965, April 01)|id=Yop3XzDscsU))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=1965 Stanley Cup Semi Final Game 1|id=R_kIBi7viTk))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=1965 04 13 Montreal @ Toronto LEAF TV RB game 6 with Frank Selkie|id=UHxTaC6kk_c))</ref>
|[[Danny Gallivan]] (in Montreal)<br>[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]] (in Toronto)
|[[Keith Dancy]] (in Montreal)<br>Guest sportswriters (in Toronto)
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1966 Stanley Cup playoffs|1966]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[Canadiens–Maple Leafs rivalry|Montreal-Toronto]]
|Games 1–4<ref>((YouTube|title=NHL Apr.14/1966 Game4 Montreal Canadiens - Toronto Maple Leafs|id=ltwcKPveJZY))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=1966 04 14 Toronto Maple Leafs Montreal Canadiens 01 Title 01|id=sxhzIzu0cbM))</ref>
|[[Danny Gallivan]] (in Montreal)<br>[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]] (in Toronto)
|[[Keith Dancy]] (in Montreal)<br>[[Brian McFarlane]] (in Toronto)
|- 
|[[Blackhawks–Red Wings rivalry|Chicago-Detroit]]
|Games 5–6
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|[[Brian McFarlane]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[1967 Stanley Cup playoffs|1967]]
|rowspan=2|Semifinals
|[[1966–67 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]]-[[1966–67 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]
|Games 1–6 (Games 1–4, 6 joined-in progress)<ref>((YouTube|title=Chicago Blackhawks Toronto Maple Leafs Apr. 15, 1967 Game 5 Highlights|id=y1u8hf1jRDc))</ref><ref>((YouTube|title=Brian Conacher Terry Sawchuk 1967 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs Toronto Maple Leafs Chicago Blackhawks|id=hkMuBm327lg))</ref>
|[[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill Hewitt]]
|[[Brian McFarlane]]
|- 
|[[1966–67 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1966–67 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]] 
|Games 1–4
|[[Danny Gallivan]]
|[[Dan Kelly (sportscaster)|Dan Kelly]] (in Montreal)<br>[[Dick Irvin Jr.]] (in New York)
|}

===Notes===
*[[1955 Stanley Cup playoffs|1955]] - Game 3 of the [[1954–55 Detroit Red Wings season|Detroit]]-[[1954–55 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]] series and Game 5 of the [[1954–55 Boston Bruins season|Boston]]-[[1954–55 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]] series were televised nationally.
*[[1956 Stanley Cup playoffs|1956]] - Game 4 of the [[1955–56 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1955–56 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]] series was not the potential clincher, nor was it played in [[Montreal Forum|Montreal]]. Therefore, there was a possible chance that the game wasn't going to be televised.
*[[1957 Stanley Cup playoffs|1957]] - Games 1, 2, and 4 of the [[1956–57 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1956–57 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]] series were likely not seen outside the [[CBMT|Montreal]] region if not televised at all.
*[[1958 Stanley Cup playoffs|1958]] - Games 1–3 of the [[1957–58 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1957–58 Detroit Red Wings season|Detroit]] series were likely not seen outside [[CBVE-TV|Quebec]].
*[[1959 Stanley Cup playoffs|1959]] - [[Hockey Night in Canada|CBC]]'s telecast of Game 7 of [[1958–59 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]-[[1958–59 Boston Bruins season|Boston]] series at [[Boston Garden]] joins just before the start of the second period. The father-son duo of [[Bill Hewitt (sportscaster)|Bill]] and [[Foster Hewitt]], both employed by the [[Toronto Maple Leafs]], were simulcasting on Toronto's [[CJCL|CKFH]] and [[CBC Radio]], and one of them welcomed the television audience.
*[[1960 Stanley Cup playoffs|1960]] - In the May 28 edition of the ''[[Winnipeg Free Press]]'', a ''[[Canadian Press]]'' article mentioned the fact that the [[CBC Television|CBC]] fielded numerous angry calls from viewers upset that [[Hockey Night in Canada|CBC]] continued to televise all three overtimes of Game 3 of the [[1959–60 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]-[[1959–60 Detroit Red Wings season|Detroit]] series. Because of this, the angry viewers missed several previously scheduled shows as the overtime continued on. The CBC said that the policy of telecasting each Stanley Cup playoff game to its conclusion would be enforced.
*[[1961 Stanley Cup playoffs|1961]] - Some semifinal games may not have been seen outside the [[CBLT|Toronto]] or [[CBMT|Montreal]] metro areas.
**This may have been the first time that all playoff games were televised somewhere across Canada.
*[[1962 Stanley Cup playoffs|1962]] - [[CBC Television|CBC]]'s [[CBWT|Winnipeg affiliate]] carried Game 3 of the [[1961–62 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1961–62 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]] series at 8:30 p.m. [[Central Time Zone (North America)|Central time]] (9:30 p.m. [[Eastern Time Zone|Eastern time]]). Meanwhile, they aired ''[[The Ed Sullivan Show]]'' at 7 p.m. (8 p.m. Eastern), which included guest stars [[Wayne and Shuster]]. This was followed by ''Close-Up'' at 8 p.m. (9 p.m. Eastern), and then the hockey game in progress.
**On April 3, [[CBC Television|CBC]]'s affiliates in and near [[CBLT|Toronto]] aired ''[[Garry Moore|The Garry Moore Show]]'' at 8 p.m. followed by Game 4 of the [[1961–62 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]-[[1961–62 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]] game in progress at 9 p.m.
*[[1967 Stanley Cup playoffs|1967]] - Except Game 2 of the [[1966–67 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]-[[1966–67 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]] series, all Stanley Cup playoff games on [[Hockey Night in Canada|CBC]] were televised in [[Color television|color]]. The 1967 playoffs were the first time CBC televised NHL games in color.

==American television coverage==
There was no American network television coverage of the Stanley Cup playoffs until [[1965–66 NHL season|1965–66]] (which also marked the first telecasts of an NHL game in [[Color television|color]]), the second to last season of the Original Six era. The earliest known American television coverage of any kind occurred in [[1955–56 NHL season|1956]], when Games 3 and 5 of the [[1955–56 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]]-[[1955–56 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]] playoff series were televised in the New York area on [[WPIX]] 11 at 9 p.m. local time. [[Bud Palmer]] worked play-by-play for those games on WPIX while and [[Jack McCarthy (television)|Jack McCarthy]] hosted from the studio.

{| class="wikitable"
|'''Year'''
|'''Round'''
|'''Series'''
|'''Games covered'''
|'''Network'''
|'''[[Play-by-play]]'''
|'''[[Color commentator]](s)'''
|-
|[[1966 Stanley Cup playoffs|1966]]
|Semifinals
|Games 2, 5
|[[Blackhawks–Red Wings rivalry|Chicago-Detroit]]
|[[NHL on NBC|NBC]]
|[[Win Elliot]]
|[[Bill Mazer]]
|-
|[[1967 Stanley Cup playoffs|1967]]
|Semifinals
|Game 5
|[[1966–67 Chicago Black Hawks season|Chicago]]-[[1966–67 Toronto Maple Leafs season|Toronto]]
|[[NHL on CBS|CBS]]
|[[Jim Gordon (sportscaster)|Jim Gordon]]
|[[Stu Nahan]]
|}

===Notes===
*[[1967 Stanley Cup playoffs|1967]] - [[NHL on CBS|CBS]] was scheduled to televise the Game 2 of the [[1966–67 New York Rangers season|New York Rangers]]-[[1966–67 Montreal Canadiens season|Montreal]] series. However, an [[American Federation of Television and Radio Artists|AFTRA]] [[Strike action|strike]] forced cancellation of the telecast.

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gl=us&tbm=nws&btnmeta_news_search=1&q=Stanley+Cup+Playoffs+on+CBC&oq=Stanley+Cup+Playoffs+on+CBC&aq=f&aqi=d1d-o1&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=3760l11010l0l11505l35l33l4l23l27l0l220l785l2.3.1l6l0#q=Stanley+Cup+Playoffs+on+CBC&hl=en&gl=us&sa=X&ei=UYvqTsmyCfHXiAL-hKHXBA&ved=0CBcQpwUoCw&source=lnt&tbs=cdr:1%2Ccd_min%3A1953%2Ccd_max%3A1967&tbm=nws&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&fp=97b47cb80d914676&biw=1280&bih=843 Stanley Cup Playoffs on CBC - Google Search]
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