I Own the First Television Broadcast! (1928) (Felix the Cat)

Sure you did

I've noticed a few of your recent threads (such as this) are suspiciously sparse of legitimate information or resources.

With that said you also posted in the wrong section of the forums- if you really did find that recording it should be in the "Found Media" section.

Along with all the other stuff you claim you've found and provided no proof for? Might wanna fact-check this one next time, since in 1928 it wasn't even possible to record television broadcasts.

How does that article prove me wrong? What does that have anything to do with what I said? In case you didn't get it: Very early TV, due to technological limitations, had to be broadcast live. If you missed it, too bad. There was no way for the station to record what they aired. To quote Wikipedia: "Apart from Phonovision experiments by John Logie Baird, and some 280 rolls of 35mm film containing a number of Paul Nipkow television station broadcastings, no recordings of transmissions from 1939 or earlier are known to exist."

All it will take is one phone-camera picture of this, or of the racist 1920s cartoons, or the supposed "frame of animation" you have for the nonexistent Sonic series, and I'll eat my words and apologize (I still won't believe you have a real copy of this, but at the very least I'll believe you got scammed). But the longer you make outrageous claims without providing any shred of proof, the worse you make yourself look.

Here you go. The image was of too low quality, so I scanned it, traced it over in PS (to the best of my ability), and printed it out. 

Whelp. I give up. I'm not trolling. I just give up.

Please go sit in the corner and think about what you are doing with your life.