Evening Magazine San Francisco Finale 1989 1 of 3
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The last edition of Evening Magazine on KPIX in San Francisco hosted in the field by Jan Yanehiro and Richard Hart. Following this broadcast it became a studio based show. Evening Magazine in SF was the first locally produced magazine format program produced entirely outside of the studio with portable ENG equipment. Now, any kid with a mobile phone can do it!
Wow…this takes me back! I watched this as a kid almost every night.
I remember watching this when I was a kid and teenager the 1980s back in 1989 I was going to Mount Eden High School in Hayward thank you for the showing this video I love the Bay Area I truly Left My Heart in the Bay Area thank you
Talk about memories. I miss the old Bay Area of the 80's. Wonderful place and time to be a teen.
I loved this show as a kid. I remember on my 10th or 11th birthday they did the show from Raging Waters in San Jose and I was in a few background shots.
I'm with djc17, this takes me back to my childhood in the 1980s - I also watched this quite a bit back then. I loved the team of Jan and Richard. It was a shame that this series with this team stopped in 1989. They were a great team and the show a good one. Apparently this show was the first in US to have a magazine style format. This kind of show is missing from today and is why I loved TV back then.
I read that all the tapes of the shows were sent from Group W or KPIX to Pittsburgh and destroyed leaving only copies from hosts, viewers that survived (wiki). I would love to see more - hopefully more will emerge. THANK YOU for posting this!
This broadcast aired on Friday, October 27, 1989 (based upon the references in news coverage at 8:58 to Game 3 of baseball's World Series).
I'm trying to fined the1982 may 13th it was a break dancing and miming performance
They brought back evening in 2007 I think magazine
I miss those guys. Great show!
amazing how technology has improved so much in 30 years yet television is pure crap now a days...
When this show debuted in 1976. They replaced the game shows that aired five nights a week, and also 1:25 to 1:26 shows Sir Rex Harrison.
I love the technology of the 1980s the stuff today in the 21st century I'm sorry to say but it sucks the technology back in the 1980s way better than now