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MTV s Remote Control: The definitive oral history

A raucously sarcastic take on the game show genre, Remote Control burst onto MTV in 1987. Part of the cable channel’s first wave of non-video-centric shows, Remote Control skewered vintage pop culture with its “mom’s basement” style set, cigarette smoking commentators, and questions about everything from physics to The Brady Bunch or a combination thereof. Contestants slouched in brightly colored Barcaloungers, were pelted with snacks between questions, and got pulled backward through breakaway walls upon elimination. Host Ken Ober (who died in 2009) held court with an everyman sneer alongside announcer Colin Quinn, while comedians like Adam Sandler and Denis Leary popped in to ask questions in guises such as “Stud Boy” or legendary animal trainer Gunther Gebel-Williams. It made both no sense and total sense.

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Almanac - Friday 2/12/21

On this day in Black History… In 1865, Henry Highland Garnet (December 23, 1815 – February 13, 1882) an African American abolitionist and orator becomes the first black minister to preach to the United States House of Representatives. In 1900, For a Lincoln birthday celebration, James Weldon Johnson writes the lyrics for “Lift Every Voice and Sing”. With music by his brother, J. Rosamond, the song is first sung by 500 children in Jacksonville, Fla. It will become known as the “Negro National Anthem”. In 1903, American baritone opera singer Todd Duncan, the first performer of the role of Porgy in Porgy and Bess, is born in Danville, Kentucky. Duncan would be the first African American to sing with a major opera company and the first black person to sing in an opera all white cast, when he performed the role of Tonio in Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci with the New York City Opera.

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Smoking, hats, cheap drinks and free parking - old films offer a glimpse into a different world

One of the few good things about self-isolating in these winter months is that I have started to watch some of films in my DVD library that runs into several hundred. I am a great fan of British B movies of the 1950s or, to use their proper name, supporting features. This was the era when you got to see two films when you went to the cinema. These movies were often shot in just two or three weeks with budgets usually ranging from £20,000 to £60,000. Today a television advert lasting one minute could cost several times that amount. Some of these modest efforts are poor but others are forgotten gems. I enjoy them for a couple of reasons. They sometimes starred fading Hollywood actors such as Forrest Tucker, but always were packed with character actors, some of whom I later met. The second reason is they were capsules of the time. Everybody smoked, drank alcohol even if they were driving, could always park easily in central London, wore hats and could buy a round of drinks

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Precision of words and listening skills are important tools for problem solving

Precision of words and listening skills are important tools for problem solving
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Betty White s Life In Photos - Betty White s Best Moments

White swings a golf club while on location for Date with the Angels in Los Angeles, California. The sitcom only lasted for 33 episodes, ending in 1958. In total, she has acted as a lead or recurring character on roughly 25 different television series. This, of course, is not counting the numerous programs where she served as host. PHOTO: ABC Photo Archives 1961 In 1961, White met television host and personality, Allen Ludden, pictured here, when she was a celebrity guest on the show Password. In 1963, the couple got married, and she changed her name to Betty White Ludden. PHOTO: CBS Photo Archive 1963 In the early 1960s, White spent a lot of time on network game shows, making appearances on

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