This is the Personalized License Plate of a Police Officer UNDRRST If You can Figure Out that it Says "Under Arrest", Then You're Ready to Play... BUMPER STUMPERS And Now, The Driving Force on BUMPER STUMPERS, Al DuBois
Notice that they started using the "Conditions in" rather than "Conditions at" for their local observations at the bottom, although they did revert back to "Conditions at" around the following spring (winter 96/97 was exclusively the black box).
Interesting the song at 3:45 played with the original Morning report theme. I always thought It played when the "Sea to Sea" block debuted later on. Then again, I don't think I watched TWN very much during the mornings at the time.
Great seeing these old videos as always. I remember that tune at 3:45 (Man Hunt) debuted this day on Morning Report and would last through November 1997 on both Morning Report and Sea To Sea. And I think it was in early June 1996, a couple months after this video, when Morning Report got a new logo and background colours replacing the pink/red scheme with the yellow/blue scheme.
Just noticed, if the time in Ottawa is 11h30 am, he said "Good afternoon Newfoundland, 15 seconds past the afternoon. Isn't NF 30 min ahead of Atlantic time, which is 1 hr ahead of Ottawa?
Al Dubois does a great job defining the wind rotation around High and Low pressure systems.
Welcome to the weather network weather in Canada. We have all weather in Europe Canada’s number one weather network lol
Al Dubois was "the driving force on 'Bumper Stumpers'" from 1987 to 1990.
That was a fun show!
Really? It was clever, indeed!
The song at 10:05 is "African Son" by Sound Ideas.
3:41 Man Hunt - Sound Ideas
7:34 Take It Up - DeWolfe
12:45 Demolition Man - DeWolfe
16:10 Energy Force - DeWolfe
I cannot seem to find 'Man Hunt' on Sound Ideas, do you have a link by chance? I have been looking for that one for ages
This is the Personalized License Plate of a Police Officer
UNDRRST
If You can Figure Out that it Says "Under Arrest", Then You're Ready to Play... BUMPER STUMPERS
And Now, The Driving Force on BUMPER STUMPERS, Al DuBois
Notice that they started using the "Conditions in" rather than "Conditions at" for their local observations at the bottom, although they did revert back to "Conditions at" around the following spring (winter 96/97 was exclusively the black box).
I guess I take that back, once the black box was altered partway through the 96/97 winter season the classic ticker bar was reinstated.
i remember the Demolition Man one by DeWolfe for the LF
The Pollen Forecast segment itself, music is "Dimensions".
Al Dubois, in his "elements".
Interesting the song at 3:45 played with the original Morning report theme. I always thought It played when the "Sea to Sea" block debuted later on. Then again, I don't think I watched TWN very much during the mornings at the time.
Great seeing these old videos as always. I remember that tune at 3:45 (Man Hunt) debuted this day on Morning Report and would last through November 1997 on both Morning Report and Sea To Sea. And I think it was in early June 1996, a couple months after this video, when Morning Report got a new logo and background colours replacing the pink/red scheme with the yellow/blue scheme.
Just noticed, if the time in Ottawa is 11h30 am, he said "Good afternoon Newfoundland, 15 seconds past the afternoon. Isn't NF 30 min ahead of Atlantic time, which is 1 hr ahead of Ottawa?
Does he say "The Leather Network" at 3:40?
Yes, he does - part of his April Fool's Day fun! lol!
Ooohh lol didn't realize it was April Fool's..
April 1, 1996
Let's Play BUMPER STUMPERS!
REL II
A Plate that Belongs to a Guy who Doesn't Wear Contact Lenses
Real Eyes
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