WFLD Channel 32 - Son of Svengoolie - "Supersonic Man" (Complete Final Show, 1986) 📺
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2017
- Here's a special Fuzzy 10th Anniversary treat - the complete broadcast of the very last edition of Son of Svengoolie (Show #336, by the current reckoning) on WFLD Channel 32 - on which "Supersonic Man" (1979) was shown. Also includes a WFLD "Thought for Today", National Anthem and Station Sign-off at the end, to boot! :-)
Starring Rich Koz as Son of Svengoolie and Tombstone, and Doug Scharf as Doug Graves.
Includes:
Incomplete end credits for Mission: Impossible episode "Fool's Gold," with voiceover (by Jim Barton) promoting Son of Svengoolie next
Station ID / promo for Bulls vs. Mavericks for Monday at 7:30pm (main voiceover by ??)
Opening titles, with title inside circle and diagonal line, and "Sven: The Final Chapter" alongside a hanging rubber chicken
Intro includes repeats of Dr. Rabbees and Transfusion Punch, with Tombstone as a cheap satellite, leading into first part of movie
Break #1, with "Berwyn Vice"
Commercial: Citrus Hill Select
Commercial: White Cloud soft tissue
Commercial: New No-Rinse Spic & Span
Commercial: Schmerler Ford
Break #2, with repeat of "Re-Heat It" (with "Goulia Child" played by WFLD Art Director Cathy Mustari) (Parody of Michael Jackson's "Beat it")
Commercial offer for Time magazine - free alarm-clock phone offer
Promo for Mrs. Woman of the World for Sunday at 6:00pm - with Richard Dawson
Break #3, with Son of Sven returning us to the film (at 29:45 movie is cut for some reason)
Break #4, featuring a repeat of "Ghandi & Dagwood"
Commercial offer for Time Life Books' "Epic of Flight" book series
Break #5, with tour of WFLD studios and control room (with a glimpse of Son of Sven director Joe Oher)
Commercial: Aarco-American, Inc. (voiceover by Jim Barton)
Commercial: Gaines Furniture Outlet
Commercial: Ray Hara's King Nissan
PSA with PM Magazine's Susan Boller and Dave Saint for McDonald's Safe Kids tray liners
Illinois State Lottery's Daily Games - with Joan McGrath and Jack Ehrlich of Laventhol & Horwath: (voiceover by WGN-TV's Dean Richards) (background music is "Power Generator" by Network Music Ensemble - • Power Generator )
- Daily Game: 647
- Pick 4: 9333
- Lotto: 31-6-36-44-5-34
Break #6, with Son of Sven preparing to move stuff out as third part of film is shown
Break #7, with Doug and Son of Sven
Commercial offer for Time Life Books' "The Enchanted World" (voiceover by Vincent Price)
Break #8, with song "Canceled" (sung to tune of "Busted" by Ray Charles)
Commercial: Loretta Lynn for USO
Commercial: Ray Hara's King Nissan
Break #9, with Sven taking us back to the action (or, Part 4 of the movie)
Break #10, featuring "Angry at the Smurfs" (sung to tune of "Hungry Like the Wolf" by Duran Duran)
Commercial offer for Money magazine
Promo for The 43rd Annual Golden Globe Awards, for Wednesday at 7:30pm
Part 5 of movie
Break #11 bumper, with Son of Sven mentioning "Gilligan's Island"
Commercial: Coca-Cola Classic and New Coke - with Jim McMahon and William "The Refrigerator" Perry
Repeat of "The Enchanted World" offer
Break #12, featuring one last repeat of Sven's most famous bit - "MisteRobber's Neighborhood", leading into concluding part of film
Commercial: Gaines Furniture Outlet
Commercial: Walt Disney World - with free offer
Commercial: Schmerler Ford
Son of Sven closes out his final show by bringing out Doug and announcer Jim Barton, before he's led through studio by stagehands trying to get rid of him, finally ending with Sven being surprised by his co-workers and a goodbye cake. :-)
(C) WFLD TV 1986
Station ID, with "Paw the Pats" (wishing that our Chicago Bears will "Paw" the Patriots in the next day's Super Bowl XX)
"Metromedia 32" animated station ID
Thought for Today (with old Field-era logo) with Father Joseph Sykes(?) of St. Raphael Parish (opening and closing voiceover by Jim Barton)
Station sign-off (voiceover by Jim Barton), followed by "America the Beautiful"
"Turn in next week at this time for...ahhh, who cares...goodnight everybody, and thank you..."
This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, January 25th 1986. (Taped three days earlier, on Wednesday, January 22nd 1986.)
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I miss local TV having programs like Sven and showing Bulls games. It was all-in-one back then. Now everything is so compartmentalized
Whoever saved this is awesome! :-)
Indeed he is - that would be Mr. Frank Carr. :-)
The Museum of Classic Chicago Television (www.FuzzyMemories.TV) Thank him for us 👍
@@FuzzyMemoriesTV Thank you Fuzz and thank you to Frank Carr for preserving and donating this recording.
I remember feeling down about the last episode, then feeling ecstatic when the Bears won SB XX the next day.
A lot of mixed emotions for me that weekend.
From a ghoul from Berwyn, like me...This is Svengoolie gold! Thank you Fuzz for loading the ENTIRE movie! Been a life long fan...3537 East Avenue Berwyn Illinois! 💀💀💀
BERWYN??!??
The day that WFLD Channel 32 died as an independent station. FOX official killed what made this station good. 😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭
bdaddyn678 I couldn't agree more!
Curse Fox network!
around the time the Bears finally won their first and only super bowl championship to date, that's when independent stations like WFLD were taken over... by FOX.
F Rupert Murdoch
Thank you so much for this Fuzz. The sign-off sequence at the end was a great bonus as well. Im glad we still have Sven with us on our airwaves locally and nationally! Also, smiling at another Jim Barton sighting!!!
I like the word: May the great force of the galaxies be with me!
The real 1980s commercials are a blast, especially the Vincent Price "Enchanted World" ad. And "Cancelled" made me laugh hard.
A good friend of mine from Chicago turned me on to Sven, I miss shows like this. I lived in Virginia in the early 90's and we had Dr. Madblood which was similar, I also remember watching some kind of Kung Fu theater in the 80's. Good times and TY for this video!!!
Whereabouts in VA? I think I watched the Kung Fu theater show you speak of, though I don't recognize Dr. Madblood right off. I've been trying to find some old independent TV things I watched in the 80s/very early 90s; I lived in southwest VA so we got an almost equal divide of New River Valley area VA radio and TV and NC Triad area stations, one of which I want to say was channel 5 (OR 45 UHF) that had an afternoon kids block of programming hosted by an Ernest P. Worrel-esque character who wore a baseball cap with the bill flipped up and his catch phrase was "Toooo funny!", his sidekick was a puppet inside of an arcade game cabinet and I'm pretty sure there was a small audience, though I could be misremembering that.
I've never been able to find any info online about either that show (can't remember his name) or the channel it was on, which iirc also played the Kung Fu movies as well as Mid-Atlantic Wrestling, 3 Stooges etc. My Uncle, aunt and cousins lived in Chicago and visited a few times a year which I always looked forward to and I always loved, even back then, seeing other areas' TV and had a world band radio I loved. I also remember some in-house written/produced/acted shows that came on UNC's college TV station NCTV that seem to have vanished from the earth, like "Good News, Bad News" (like a college Spin City) and "Live at 8" (a sketch show) as well as a Naked Gun-esque Private Detective movie (it may have been a series) that they ran constantly (I want to say it was called something like "Nick Danger" but that's Firesign Theater and despite it being a crime-noir sendup I doubt they had the budget to license that character as it was shot on video)... Anyhow, thanks for any help anyone can give who may have also lived around VA/NC.
@@eternalise idk where I was when Kung Fu theater was on, but Dr. Madblood was either Pembrook or Norfolk and the apartments I lived in at the time were named Columbus Station I believe, it was not long after FOX became a channel, and the same guy that played Madblood did the FOX kids morning show dressed as a wizard with a purple wizard hat and someone dressed as a big ass fox.
This is a great surprise, thanks for the chance to see the entire show
Svengoolie's on METV now. Watch it every Saturday.
Guess you can't keep a good Sven down, eh? ;-) He'd been on WCIU Channel 26 (which shares common ownership with METV) since 1994. I'd seen him a few times on METV before we ditched the cable some four years ago.
I'm glad he's still doing well after his health scare not long ago.
Well at least he gets national coverage.
trying to get it on fire stick but it's been a no-go so far
METV isn't on cable, it's available over the air.
RiffTrax does a great version of this movie too.
I would be surprised to find out this was made by the same people who made "Puma Man" (another great Mst3k episode available on youtube)
Grew up on this memories. I love it. Thanks for the upload.
Chicago love🙁🙃🤗
happy 10th anniversary fuzzymemories ;)
I really miss that Time magazine commercial❤
Wow. Thanks for posting this.
Okay who else is laughing at the "Money Magazine" commercial around the hour and twenty-four mark lmao
WFLD cancelled Svengoolie 34 years ago today. One day before our beloved Chicago Bears won their only Super Bowl championship.
2:05:02 what the Bears did to the Patriots the following day at Super Bowl 20.
1:05:44
Obviously this wasn't the last show. How long before they brought him back?
They brought the show back in 1994
I was so pissed that this great show got canceled. I'm glad 9 yrs later, it resurfaced & is still going strong!
thank you very much for saving this treasure, and may Fate Favor you well
tonight marks the 35th anniversary of the demise of Svengoolie on Channel 32, and then the only time the Chicago Bears ever won a super bowl. 2:05:02 PAW THE PATS!
(2:10:33)
'Theyyyy're herrrre!'
RIP, Heather O'Rourke (1975-1988); who could've been one hot swimsuit model ❤
I like the sign offs.
That damn intro got me lmao
2:09:11 I’m guessing Derk got some angry letters shortly after this 😅
👍👍
Before Weird Al? wow!
Have many old Sven shows most after 1995.... public access shows made in Skokie...Vonrippers music shows....some on DVD...most on VHS tape....mike margalski
That's the dude from High Chaparral
Yes! And a few Mst3k episodes like "Space Mutiny" and "Stranded in Space" . The man is a legend.
saw the riffrax verison it was hiliarous
6:03 Close the damn door!
the night before the Chicago Bears beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 20, exactly eleven years later, the Green Bay Packers would do likewise at Super Bowl 31.
A Super Hero who wears a mask looks like my dad the BatMan flys like my uncle Super Man with magical powers.
Then he mocked WFLD with a song
PrimusVsUnicron Yup...Channel Dirty two lol
I pretty sure Super Sonic Man is at the very least, in the top 3 for worst movie
ever shown on Sven.
Cheap Thrilll You would be surprised lol...
1:20:55 angry at the smurfs
This song may have aired before around 1983 or so.
Who the f is the good or bad?!
This movie is bad even by Svengoolie's low standards.
The English dub is GOD-TIER; despite the credits still in their original Español glory
I’ve seen the Rifftrax version of Supersonic Man, which makes it so much more tolerable. Nothing against Sven, but this is deserving of riffing and mocking in-picture. Especially the “steamroller.”
I like to watch just the host segments on the Sven show then watch the actual movie on Rifftrax/Mst3k/Cinematic Titanic. It makes it much more bearable.