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TeleCable of OP
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2017
Some of the videos created by the TeleCable of OP local origination department in the 70's,80's and 90's
TCI Highlights part 2
A few weeks ago I uploaded the first part of a short-lived cable show called TCI Highlights! Now, after absolutely no demand at all, I'm adding part 2! Be sure to watch the last minute of the video that shows some events we covered in 1997!
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TCI Highlights with Bruce McRoberts
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Hosted by Bruce McRoberts with guest Scott Stewart, this show from the late 90's was designed to inform TCI subscribers about their cable service.
Sm South vs SM West Playoffs 1981 ball stolen on last play
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The last several minutes of the 1981playoff game between Shawnee Mission South and Shawnee Mission West at Shawnee Mission high School. Includes interviews with Butch Ross and John Reichart courtesy KCTV5. This TeleCable broadcast had lost one of the cameras and only had one operating in the fourth quarter. Announcers are Bruce McRoberts and larry Shephard.
L L Edge Interview BBQ "everything's Going tio Be the Same"
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L.L. Edge conducts an interview on his Edge-Ing In show on TeleCable in the 1980's.
The History of Early Overland Park
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Created by TCI of Overland Park in 1995, this video contains many rare photos of early Overland Park. Script by Florent Wagner and narrated by Merle and Chuck Davis. Edited and produced by Bruce McRoberts.
Run the Cat Roads LL Edge video
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This video includes a memorable interview with Milton Morris and tells the story surrounding the 1933 Union Station Massacre. If there is copyrighted music present, please feel free to monetize. Produced by Bruce McRoberts and assisted by Steve Paschang.
Don Knotts Interview Around Town August 1994
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Don Knotts Interview Around Town August 1994
SME vs SMN Sept 1995 TeleCable Football
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Originally broadcast in 1995, this TeleCable Game of the week featured the East Lancers vs. the North Indians! Announcers: Lorrell LaBoube Kevin Sanders Director: Bruce McRoberts Engineer: Steve Paschang Audio Jim Ridenour Field Audio: Pat Pleiss Cameras: Dan Nash Doug Smith David Moore John Percival Video Tape: Dan McMellen Graphics: Alicia Curry
TeleCable Promo 1980's
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Featuring the golden tones of Tony Carrolla, this video was used to promote local origination in Overland Park. Featuring some quick highlights of TeleCable shows from the late 70's and some memorable sports highlights!
Sante fe trail milburn jr high Shawnee mission north. I did not know hardly any of this.
MUSIC 👎😡👽
Please get rid of the music over this video. It is awful.
These were two good football teams in a hard-fought game with a remarkable finish. I'm proud of my SM West Class of '82 classmates who won this game. John Reichart was a very good high school athlete and a great, humble, and smart classmate who I highly respect. HIs humility and character are epitomized in his interview in this video. His wisdom and mental preparation are epitomized in the last play of this remarkable game. And the opportunity he had to make the heroic play he made couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
The oldest photos show not very many trees. Before the city was founded was the land mostly prairie grass, or was it wooded forest?
That's so wonderfull in what mr Knott's states, too much violence, you go sir make your stand total respect to you sir, this world misses your heart
She asks him a ? And keeps talkin
She doesn't let don talk
Almost suspiciously odd
We moved into 9910 EL Monte 1 yr later. Just a nice walk thru Roe Park.
Rodney Pette was to come
Loved this video! Music a bit loud, but still good. I’ll probably watch it again sometime
Great place to grow up 😃
QUIT GIVE STRANG CREDIT FOR OVERLAND PARK, HE CAME MUCH LATER THEN THE ORIGINAL PEOPLE WHO WERE THERE BEFORE HIM
Whaaaaaaaahhhhhh
No hablo inglés pero me agrado las imágenes se que representan sus historia vivo en Overlank park
I enjoyed every minute of the video. I grew up in Overland Park and attended Overland Park Grade School in the 1940"s and 50's with my Oetting brothers.
I grew up in overland Park, my great great grandfather was like Mr Olsen on little house on the Prarie, he had a mercantile, and later an ice house at 80 & conser, John conser his business went from conser to foster, they named that street after him, he was here before ks was a state, they named it overland park because the overland stage came and parked there at his store. Strang came much later then my ancestors, but got the credit, because he was an elite, go figure, he wasn't one of the first 10 families there. My sister and I would walk to sunflower drug store and get a 25 cent cherry soda in the tall soda glass, then go down to Ben Franklin's and get 2 for a penny candy, occasionally we would go to the movies, this was in the 60's we went to overland Park grade school too and so did my older brother & sister, they were born in 1945 & 1947, and my other sister, me my younger brother were born in the 50's, we grew up on 79th st.
Also, they kept mispronouncing John Reichart's (ri-kert) NOT "richard". 😏
I was there. 1982 SM West graduate. Soccer & baseball. Crazy night! 🏈
I covered the game for the Johnson County SUN and Charlie Redfield. Totally amazing.
41 years later and people are still laughing at them.
GO INDIANS!!!!
My parents tell me I was at this game. I would have been two years old. My dad's been telling this story my whole life. It's surreal to finally see it.
Thanks for indepted research of one renow community's.
This is so neat ...
I love Don Knotts. Great actor and based on everything I've heard, a wonderful human being. Society needs more people like him. Thank you for posting.
Grew up in OP from 53 thru 59. Still love that city.
my Belgian family owned & farmed hundreds of acres in Johnson county. every last acre is now occupied by non-ag. its sad
I grew up there in the 50's & 60's and my great grandfather was there in 1858, now most of the population was brought in by corporations, my dad farmed there to, op was great back then
Hard to take in all the info with such distracting background music.
yes, the music is too loud :(
i live there i didn't know most of this stuff
It's interesting. I grew up in JOCO for most of my youth from 1976-89, not in Overland Park, but nearby in Shawnee and Lenexa. Though my neighborhood and schools were in Shawnee, our family spent many weekends in OP at places like the malls, Glenwood theatres, King Louis West, etc. I moved away for over 2 decades after high school, but recently moved back and now live in OP and I see so much more recognition of Strang, the Strang Line, etc than I ever knew about back in the day. The walk my wife and I take near 103rd street park where we live is dotted with Strang Line history markers, signs, etc.
@@youarepredictable JOCO is huge now it has a higher GDP than Jackson county mo now
@@youarepredictable i always wondered where some the street names came from :)
Cool
The officials didn’t care everyone was on the field and the play wasn’t over because you didn’t down the ball!!!!! No reviewing the game or the play you were in the wrong Butch Ross..........you LOST THE GAME!!!
He has more class in that interview at 17-18 years old than professionals do today. I remember this from years ago, and the interviewer asked some tough questions. He never disrespected his coaching staff, or made excuses. He is a winner, and handled that with amazing character.
It was SM South students on the field.
Like you ever played in a game that mattered, Andy Dvorsky. Loser.
Baaaaahahahahahahahahahaha
Str8 legend!!
SMN class of 2010 thanks for posting! Love to see the Indians play. Shawnee Mission North Football 1922-Present! Go Indians. P.S. shout out to the Shawnee Indians sorry our mascots a prairie Indian (Native American) it started as a Halloween costume that would be considered racist by our current standards. But us SMN (Indians) alumni wish the Shawnee tribe would renew the 1992 treaty we had to keep our mascot and name. As a Caucasian I always felt a connection to the Shawnee peoples and their history through my school and respect their great leaders such as Tecumsah and so many more! Go SMN we rep the GREAT TRIBE of The Shawnee Indians (Native Americans) GO NORTH!
Legend