The world's earliest TV station piloted in the UK (BBC) on 1929, and the BBC began to broadcast black-and-white TV programs regularly on June 2, 1 1936. This is the first officially broadcast TV program in the world. After World War II, TV stations became popular in Europe and America.

The first TV series in the world was 1930, The Flatterer, which was broadcast in Britain.

The world's first film "Garden Scene in the Round Sea"

Lumiere's Factory Gate (189 1) has always been regarded as the first film in the world film history. But according to the authoritative statement on IMDB, Prince Louis Le of England is the real father of world movies. On 1888, he successfully put the world's first film "Round Sea Garden Scene" on the screen! Only two seconds! This is three years before Lumiere's factory gate in France.

In the same year, he made another 2-second film, Traffic across Leeds Bridge (1888)!