> ledzepjimmypage said on
09-16-2009 at
00:45:
a my home town
> NicktheBarber31 said on
08-15-2009 at
00:45:
wish i could've seen this episode in its entirety
> johnissoevil said on
06-11-2009 at
07:05:
I do have to say this, it was a classy move by MCA to keep Phil Tonken and Ted Mallie on the payroll after the sale and call letter change. Pre-MCA, there were no cartoons on 9, so it was kinda neat to hear Tonken do a promo for Bugs and Daffy in 1987.
> retroguy1976 said on
05-07-2009 at
06:24:
r.i.p. morton downey that was a good show I love people who are angry lmao
> timmymylad said on
03-16-2009 at
21:28:
Now I remember, WOR TV 9 left it'sstudio in NY and moved to NJ at this timein the 1980's!
> timmymylad said on
03-15-2009 at
22:34:
How could I forget The Morton Downey Jr. Show on WOR TV 9 NY! The late 1980's would have not been the same without him!Yeh!,Hoo,Hoo,Hoo,Hoo! lol!
> CelesteK said on
08-04-2008 at
19:22:
Morton Downey Jr. Now there's a loudmouth that my brother and I were never allowed to watch.
> tvrewind said on
06-21-2008 at
19:05:
Received that way from a friend. Sorry.
> jpg0572 said on
06-10-2008 at
21:05:
recorded over?
> WhatsAYak said on
03-31-2008 at
10:23:
Yeah, that was early in 89, when Arsenio Hall first arrived on the late night scene...Ch. 9 originally aired his show @ 12:30 AM, but when they saw the ratings he was pulling in, they moved it up an hour to 11:30, swapping time slots w/Mort in the process...you def knew he was toast @ that point.
> ctracy1 said on
03-31-2008 at
04:02:
Yep..I was a little older than you (13 in 1988) so I was fascinated by Mort. I distictly remember having to be home by 9 every night during summer vacation and hoping that whatever the topic was, there'd be a lot of screaming, yelling and (the best) someone getting tossed off the show. The amazing thing is how quick Mort came and went. WWOR later moved him to 11:30 and that seemed to be the death knell. If I remember right, toward the end he was on at like 1 in the morning!
> WhatsAYak said on
03-31-2008 at
03:02:
Mort was part of the whole "re-imaging" done when WOR was taken over by Universal and became WWOR in 1987...they replaced the Million Dollar Movie w/Ent. Tonight @ 8, Evening Magazine @ 8:30 (or was it the other way around?), then Mort @ 9...my dad used to watch him every night, I couldn't really get into it since I was only 8 @ the time...LOL
> TJae1 said on
01-29-2008 at
00:33:
:(...... K....
> localstationbreak said on
01-28-2008 at
21:36:
Sorry, that's all that I had, the rest was recorded over.
> TJae1 said on
01-28-2008 at
13:32:
Where's the rest of the show? localstationbreak ?
> bvd1022 said on
01-09-2008 at
12:08:
all the stuff they put on dvd you'd think they'd put Mort on DVD this is the stuff I miss from the 80s it'll never be like this again.
> kstar8706 said on
01-07-2008 at
19:44:
Smoking a cigarette live on the air! Man have the times changed!
> daveb3 said on
12-31-2007 at
03:51:
I read his book.He did a whole lot of civil rights work,and government.Good singer as well, he was the first white artist signed to the Stax label in Memphis.
> Robotron1973 said on
12-17-2007 at
22:20:
Mort was a genius ahead of his time, every talk show today can learn somthing from him. RIP Mort
> prlad85 said on
11-17-2007 at
03:34:
Mort! Mort! Mort! Keep the videos coming!
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