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As lamented last week, life just got royally in the way and royally impeded OA production.  On a happier note, things (at long last) are starting to get ironed out.  The would-be episode for this week is still in the editing stages, so that'll be next week.


As far as this week goes, if your schedule permits, join me for a livestream tomorrow night at 8 P.M. (U.S. Central Time), in which I'll try and resurrect the "dead sides" of some early "Discovision" laserdiscs...in real time...which can be a bit grueling (see http://youtu.be/JQZGe3r4VqQ?si=wW_RW2nj49XkZla_ ).  As a fail-safe, I'll try and have some choice cuts from Archive Annex at the ready to plug the worktime.  The livestream will be at http://youtube.com/live/H4cxrTgeXLM


In the meantime, I've got a couple of postings for...well...Archive Annex.  The one seen in this post is from a 1988 airing of "Young Frankenstein (Frahnkensteen)".  Admittedly, this is already a Patreon exclusive, but it only got two views the first time around.  It'll go public tomorrow.  Otherwise, here's another couple of unreleased bits that were originally passed along to be by the now-defunct RetroCirq...


(Partial) Jack Horkheimer: Star Hustler interstitial (WPBT, PBS - Miami, FL) (mid-7/1988) - https://youtu.be/CiscIg_vvEk 

WPBT (PBS - Miami, FL) Sign Off (probably mid-1988) - https://youtu.be/V9KM1TolAFw





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WNYW (Fox, NYC) Commercial Breaks (2/1988)

Admittedly, I transferred this around 2015...and totally forgot about it. Better late than never. This aired over New York City Fox station WNYW sometime in February of 1988. And, yes, "Young Frankenstein (frahnkensteen)" is one of the most endlessly quotable movies of all time. ALL COPYRIGHTS ACKNOWLEDGED

Comments

Jason Haman

I got up early and went to work late (yay for flexible schedule). No regerts! Just the 2nd OA live stream I've caught. Also, I'm glad some things have started looking up for you. Fate really needs to sod off and leave you alone.

Jason Haman

Also, with all the earthquake talk, I actually do hope someday you come across some sort of earthquake PSA type thing to riff. I don't know if that's even a thing, but it seems like it would be.