FORMER AMERICA'S MOST WANTED TV SHOW HQ IN BETHESDA LEASED TO HEALTH FIRM

Downtown Bethesda has hosted more TV networks and shows than many realize.  One of the most prominent was the long-running crime series America's Most Wanted, hosted by John Walsh.

When Fox unceremoniously canned the venerable program (it survives on cable in a different form), AMW left its 8th Floor production headquarters in 2 Bethesda Metro Center.

The space has now been filled by two tenants. Precision Health Holdings has leased 8000' of the space, and another 1600' has been claimed by National Government Services.

Can I get away with calling this the Most Wanted office space in Bethesda?

UNBOXING RANKIN-BASS ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS CLASSICS DVD SET (VIDEO)

Today's episode of the Christmas Countdown features an unboxing of 7 certified-classic Christmas TV specials!

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BETHESDA TV

PRODUCER'S "ILLEGAL"

HIJINKS IGNITE

SCANDAL

National Geographic Show is

"Extreme, Spastic, Painful and

Disturbing," Say Creators

Residents of Montana are furious after the stars of Bethesda-based Half Yard Productions' newest show allegedly went hog wild on historic sites in that state.

The Billings Gazette reports that "Diggers," an amateur archaeology adventure show Half Yard is producing for National Geographic, "dug" without permission at historic preservation properties like Old Montana Prison.

Producers deny the claims and say they had full permission to be there. Preservationists are calling on the state to press charges.

"We don't want historic sites, especially battlefields, looking like gophers have been in there," Doug Melton of the Montana Bureau of Land Management told the Gazette.

Half Yard Productions is no stranger to controversy; the company also produced "The Real Housewives of D.C."