DVD Transfer 225

(c)1991 DVD Transfer 225 contains a mix of recordings taped between October and November 1991. CONTENTS1. Inside Edition (October 10, 1991 {missing intro} - Bill O'Reilly anchors. Featured segments include: Tony Cox reporting on the aftermath of the recent fires in the Bay Area, Steve Wilson's investigative report on Tom Vu and his real estate "quick money making system" infomercials and seminars and Joel Loy reporting on the trial of Robert John Bardo {charged with the 1989 murder of "My Sister Sam" star Rebecca Schaeffer} which saw his defense team arguing that the song "Exit" from U2's "Joshua Tree" album somehow influenced his actions)2. Entertainment Tonight (same date; anchored by regular duo of John Tesh and Mary Hart. Featured segments include: Paul Rodriguez returning to the Los Angeles barrio where he grew up to shoot a FOX comedy special warning against drugs and gangs; an Inside Story segment on Bill Cosby's book "Childhood"; Ann-Margaret prepping for her debut at Radio City Music Hall while exploring her interest in motorcycles; a look at "The Butcher's Wife" {including a psychic being brought in during production [since Demi Moore's character was supposed to be clairvoyant] along with Jeff Daniels trying his hand on the drums}; Coming Attractions {competing with Game 3 of the 1991 World Series would be ESPN's "Amazing Games" [including elephants playing soccer on the series hosted by former Buffalo Bills and Oakland Raiders receiver Bob Chandler], the premiere of the NBC made-for-TV movie "Daddy" [based on the Danielle Steel novel, of which NBC did a lot of adaptations of her work in the 1990s; starring Lynda Carter and Patrick Duffy; this was the 2nd Steel adaptation to air on NBC in the space of 3 days behind "Palomino" that Monday]; the premiere of "House Party 2" and a special Rolling Stone issue [sale date of November 14] covering the greatest album covers}; a look at the IMAX-format Rolling Stones concert film "Live at the Max"; Patti LaBelle on tour for her latest album "Burnin'"; E.T. Newsreel {Sting, Billy Joel and Don Henley perform at a benefit concert; Weird Al Yankovic collaboration with Lucie Arnaz; Richard Gere appearing at a function with the Dalai Lama and an Operation USA fundraiser hosted by Julie Andrews}; a Newsday report suggesting that Julia Roberts was soon to wed Jason Patric; Milton "Mr. Television" Berle - at 83 - preparing to wed fashion designer Lorna Adams; more wedding bell news as 75-year-old Martha Raye makes her 7th trip to the altar, marrying Mark Harris {though waiting until December to hold the public ceremony}; Birthdays {sponsored by MasterCard} and more concert footage with Patti LaBelle)3. Believer's Voice of Victory (partial; recorded at least in late October per a plug for Kenneth Copeland's "Christmas Everyday" album)4. Believer's Voice of Victory ("The Faith of God" series; recorded October 27, 1991 {based on a reference to Halloween that week})5. Believer's Voice of Victory ("How to Live Under An Open Heaven" {John Avanzini; also contains a rare post-1990 song clip with a clip [originally from 1987] of Kenneth singing "O Come Let Us Adore Him" [the original clip was part of a medley with the Jack Hayford-penned song "Majesty"]}. Recorded November 3, 1991)6. Believer's Voice of Victory ("The Faith of God" series; recorded November 10, 1991. This message was originally taped on Flag Day {June 14, 1991} in Anaheim; as Kenneth had a small American flag in his lapel pocket and had read a proclamation from President George H.W. Bush declaring April 5-7 as National Days of Thanksgiving for the successful liberation of Kuwait and the few casualties suffered by the U.S.-led Coalition that drove Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait {Kenneth notes he only found out about the proclamation the week of the West Coast Believer's Convention - adding he didn't hear anything about it on the news}, going on to recognize all the veterans in attendance)7. Believer's Voice of Victory (same series; recorded November 17, 1991. Partial recording)8. Believer's Voice of Victory (same series; recorded November 24, 1991)9. Voice of Revival ("God's Will for Your Life"; same date and the earliest recording of Calvary Revival Church pastor B. Courtney McBath. Unlike later examples; this recording appears to have been done at WGNT's studios {in what appears to have been an old set for The 700 Club that was also used for public affairs shows such as "Spectrum" back when Pat Robertson still owned what was WYAH}. Voice-over is unknown but apparently also did a lot of work with the Smithfield, VA based Christian radio station {mostly teaching programs} WKGM-AM 940. Partial recording)10. Entertainment Tonight (November 5, 1991 recording {Election Day; as part of the broadcast included cut-ins from WAVY-TV 10 updating the results of various state legislative races in Virginia}. Featured segments included: A scathing episode of PBS' "Frontline" looking into boxing promoter Don King {including his involvement in two killings [one later determined to be justifiable homicide, the other a second-degree murder conviction for stomping an employee who owed him $600 before King managed to get the charge reduced to voluntary manslaughter on appeal] and long-rumored connections to the Mob}; an Inside Story segment looking at how soap operas such as "The Young & the Restless", "As the World Turns" and "The Bold & the Beautiful" shot...er, "love scenes"; a teaser on a story on Richard Pryor to air the following day; Joann Collins' interview with Joan Rivers where Joan dishes on clashes with Johnny Carson prior to losing her spot as exclusive guest host on "The Tonight Show" after becoming host of "The Late Show" in 1986 on the newly-launched FOX network; a look at an episode of "Roseanne" where Roseanne Barr's then-husband Tom Arnold guest stars as a guy dating Sandra Bernhard's character of Nancy Bartlett; Coming Attractions {featuring Barbara Walters interviewing celebrities including Richard Gere and Bette Midler; CBS' "48 Hours" sends correspondent Harold Dow to Killeen, TX to cover the aftermath of the Luby's massacre; Nick News anchor Linda Ellerbee hosts a Nickelodeon special titled "It's Only Television" and double CD highlights of Paul Simon's "Concert in the Park"}; the King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers, lured out of retirement to join approximately 35 country singers in a tribute album celebrating Roy's 80th birthday; the release of the book "The Devil's Candy" {a tell-all on the making of "The Bonfire of the Vanities" which contained such details including Tom Hanks successfully lobbying to have a then-little known Uma Thurman fired, Melanie Griffith taking three weeks off to get breast implants and Bruce Willis trying to take over and direct a scene} and an E.T. Newsreel {featuring celebrity bikers hitting the road to fight muscular dystrophy, a Women's Expo hosted by "Cheers" star Kirstie Alley and Glamour magazine names its women of the year including Lilly Tartikoff {wife of outgoing NBC Entertainment president Brandon}, ABC News correspondent Cokie Roberts and Anita Hill {who had risen to prominence accusing Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment shortly before the vote on Thomas' nomination to the Supreme Court was to be held}. Partial recording {tape ran out})

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WAVY-Nexstar Media Group; WGNT-E.W. Scripps Co.; Paramount Skydance