WTCG 1979: Bill Tush and the Unknown Newsman
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Just a few seconds from WTCG's 'Early Morning News,' aka '17 Update Early in the Morning,' with Bill Tush, Jerry Homan, Mark Johnson, Mary Frazier, other TCG crewpeople, and the ostensible hair of Tina Seldin. Also, some random guy almost kills himself trying to vault some folding chairs.
I'm 54 years old and I REALLY loved Bill Tush's show. I watched his show when I was in Jr. High School and High School. I stayed up late in my room with my headphones plugged in to the TV so I could watch without my parents knowing. I remember hardly being able to wait until the show started and I was always so stoked when the show would start.
Those were some really good times. I also remember Captain Space being my favorite skit out of all of them. The skits in the hotel hallway were always very funny and two of my friends and I once did a public assembly skit of the hotel hallway at school before all the other students and the faculty and everyone loved it. It was a lot of fun and my friends and I wrote our own goofy jokes and gags for the skit. I really miss those days because of such fun and entertainment like the Bill Tush Show. I thought his sjow was as funny as the Soupy Sales Show. Bill Tush is a legend and I would really love to meet him sometime. I guess I'll just have to go to the theater where he is the manager now, if the theater is still in business after the devastating effect of the Corona Virus restrictions. I really do hope the theater is still open and that Bill is still the manager there. Those teenagers he works with have no idea just what a legend they have the honor of working with. I would LOVE working with him at that theater. I'm a retired Civil Engineer so I have the time. We love ya, Bill. 😁👌
The good 'ol days of Atlanta television, before Ted Turner stopped taking lithium.
The predecessor to TBS... very funny! Before Ted Turner started CNN, the FCC demanded he add a newscast to WTCG, and Ted let his buddy Bill Tush have at it.
Bill's co-anchor Tina Seldin previously worked at WCTV in Tallahassee. Last I heard, she's now in North Carolina.
R.I.P. Troll.
That was "Meditations with Brother Gold."
I don't think too much of Tina's credibility at all