NBC Network - Here's Boomer - "George and Emma" - WMAQ Channel 5 (Complete Broadcast, 5/2/1980) 📺
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Here's a complete first-run broadcast of the (relatively) short-lived (1980-82) series Here's Boomer, "George and Emma" (S01E07), as aired over the NBC Network via WMAQ Channel 5.
This program, about a stray dog who helps people in trouble who then goes on his own way (played by a mongrel named Johnny), features in this installment Jeanette Nolan, Louis Giambalvo, Wesley Ann Pfenning, and special guest star Henry Jones.
Includes:
Final minute of $100,000 Name That Tune (with "Last Dance" segueing into "I'm Walkin'" being sung) (NBC promo voiceover by ??) (ending voiceover by John Harlan)
Station ID with courtroom sketch of John Wayne Gacy and promo of interview for 10pm
Commercials for:
Frank's Nursery Crafts
True Value Hardware Stores - ideal gifts for Mother's Day (voiceover by Lee Phillip)
Olympia Beer
NBC animated ID (voiceover by Casey Kasem)
Episode preview and show opening titles
Commercials for:
Crisco Oil
Sure Solid anti-perspirant and deodorant (with voiceover by Joel Crager)
Episode Act I, with title, guest starring, writing and directing credits at start
Commercials for:
Chee-tos (with Jonathan Winters as baseball player)
Chun King Chicken Chow Mein - "For Your Beautiful Body"
Promo for Disney "Secret of Lost Valley" (conclusion) and CHiPs for Sunday (voiceover by Les Marshak)
Episode Act II
Commercials for:
Head & Shoulders shampoo
Safeguard - "The Smallest Soap in the House"
Sponsor billboard for Safeguard (voiceover by Dick Dudley?)
Episode epilogue, followed by ending credits (with voiceover promo for The Facts of Life, "Oh God!" for Sunday, Little House on the Prairie on Monday and Breaking Away premiere by Casey Kasem)
Promo for The Facts of Life, followed by "The Towering Inferno" (voiceover by Casey Kasem)
Commercials for:
S&H Green Stamps from A&P (both of which have since gone with the wind)
Promo for NewsCenter5 review of Mayor Jane Byrne's first year in office, for 10pm
Station ID with courtroom sketch of John Wayne Gacy and promo of interview for 10pm
Portions of The Facts of Life opening (whole show had to be edited out to avert RUclips blocking, but here are the commercial breaks)
Commercials for:
Stove Top Stuffing - with Ally Sheedy (posted separately here: • Stove Top Stuffing For... )
Aqua-Fresh toothpaste
Oscar Meyer roasted wieners
Sherwin Williams paints
Promo for "The Towering Inferno" (voiceover by Casey Kasem)
Promo for "Oh God!" for Sunday (voiceover by Casey Kasem)
Pepsi (with airplane skywriter up in air)
Theatrical trailer for "The Watcher in the Woods"
NBC News Update with John Dancy (voiceover by ??) - with headlines:
- 6 Israelis killed, 15 wounded in Palestinian ambush in Hebron
- Unemployment jumps to 7% (he's about to get to details when recording ends)
This aired on local Chicago TV on Friday, May 2nd 1980 during the 6:57pm to 7:58 pm timeframe.
This was from a tape donated to The Museum of Classic Chicago Television as part of The George Jen Collection.
About The Museum of Classic Chicago Television:
The MCCTv (FuzzyMemoriesTV) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit whose primary mission is the preservation and display of off-air, early home videotape recordings (70s to early 80s, mostly) recorded off of TV (in Chicago or other cities now too); things which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. If you have any old 1970s videotapes recorded off of TV please email: tapes@fuzzy.tv Even though (mostly) short clips are displayed here, we preserve the entire broadcasts in our archives - the complete programs with breaks (or however much is present on the tape), for historical preservation. For information on how to help in our mission, to donate or lend tapes to be converted to DVD, please e-mail tapes@fuzzy.tv Thank you for your help!
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Whenever I hear some young whippersnapper say “OK, Boomer,” the first thing I think of is this show. Damn, I’m old; but I’m an Gen-Xer.
Okay, Boomer.
Carnac: "Here's Boomer."
(opens envelope)
"What's a rude thing to say when you're dropping a bomb on someone?"
That TV spot for "The Watcher in the Woods" was prior to the movie being yanked from release by Disney so that the film could be extensively re-edited and new footage incorporated. It finally found its way back into cinemas the following year.
Too ballsy I'm sure!
@@ChristopherSobieniak Even for Disney today. They still don't want to restore the original cut for Blu-ray, but they will let out an alternate opening. Ron Miller still put limits on how dark Disney could go even though he was the one pushing them out of their G-rated box. I wish Disney had restored it, then they could say "we can edit your movies better than you can."
@@Attmay True.
So, it's an American remake of "The Littlest Hobo" from Canada, eh?
Here's Boomer is better than 90%of the trash on Netflix.
30:58 I gotta come out of these up-tempo goddamn numbers and going into a fucking dog show dying!
"Here's Boomer" was NBC's attempt to cash in on the popularity of "Benji."
The critics ripped this thing to pieces faster than you can say chew-toy, but I thought it was a well-made program. A lot better done than most kiddie trash. But nobody ever watched it, and NBC sat on the 2nd season for a year before finally burning it off as strike filler. One of the episodes had been rotting on the shelf for so long that its special guest star (Victor Buono) had been dead for 5 months when it finally aired -- almost as long as the show itself had been dead. (Never mind that it was an intended Halloween episode.)
In the 1970s, when popularity replaced moral rectitude, there was nothing less "cool" then being a family show or movie. That changed in the 1980s with Disney's comeback and when Baby Boomers started having children.
Seeing it a lot in the 80ties in the netherlands on tv ! It was my granny her favorit show! Sweet memories!
Sounds like its arrival and where it landed, was a case of bad timing squared.
Station ID with courtroom sketch of John Wayne Gacy sounds like Chuck Henry doing the voiceover.
I remember this series ijust loved it and I always said, I want a dog like Boomer when I grow up, but I don't have it yet. 🙂
I remember watching this show when I was 8 years old
reminds me of "The Littlest Hobo"
And also "Run Joe Run".
"Here's Boomer" should have ended up as an NBC Saturday morning entry.
They put it on the two worst nights they had: Friday (where *Star Trek* went to die) and Sunday (where nothing could beat *60 Minutes* except a copy of it), and they scattered it over three TV seasons. I only ever saw it because The Disney Channel had it in reruns in the 1980s and I managed to tape it once since it was on after the movie I wanted to tape, *The Three Caballeros.*
It originally WAS a Saturday morning show called The Red Hand Gang in 1977, this was Boomer's first appearance.
In 1979, Boomer got a pilot movie called A Christmas For Boomer which led to the 1980-1982 series.
I totally remember this episode, I was 5, almost 6 when it aired.
Merci beaucoup j'adore 🤗🙂😍❤💜
Jeanette Nolan was Rose's mom Alma Lindstrom on The Golden Girls.
Like seeing a young Ally Sheedy in the Stove Top commercial. And love that Paramount logo song. Reminds me of so many great shows.
Great show Johnny Carson hipped me to it. Miss Ally Sheedy fin the stove top stuffing commercial
Facts Of Life in its first season with a young Molly Ringwald and Helen Hunt appeared in an episode as a dope smoking student, for its next season they would change the theme song. get rid of four girls, and bring in Nancy McKeon and what looked like would be a short lived show would get another eight years
At least the pothead only got thrown out of school. She didn't die like the girl who killed herself with pills.
Aw, I wish there was more of the NTT episode!
Especially since the contestant was Eric Kaplan, who went on to win the $100k tournament. Four years later, Kaplan appeared on Lange's NTT as one of 14 $100k winners from Tom's version in the Super Champ tournament, and got all the way to the finals against Elena Cervantes. Eric swept through the first two games but Elena won the next two and the second $100K.
Surprise to see end credits of a 1980 "$100,000 Name That Tune" game show episode, Fuzzy. I wonder if you can upload taped off WMAQ NBC 5 a 1979-1980 episode of the Nighttime "The Price is Right" with Bob Barker w/o/c since the game show is approaching its 50th. CBS season.
What a good year
I remember the day before this (5/1/80) Boomer made a guest appearance on Carson's Tonight Show, and I remember Shelley Winters was on the same show. Around this time Carson announced his intention to stay w/ NBC in return for shortening the show to 60 mins. & giving him ownership of the show.
I recognize both Henry Jones & Jeanette Nolan from the opening teaser. I recall seeing Al Molinaro on a different episode aired a couple weeks earlier.
I'm surprised NBC would air a major motion picture from the last 5 years on a Friday night.
Looks like Nancy DeCarl in the "Franks" commercial (1:18)
That is Dr. Eric Kaplan, $100,000 winner on NTT.
I remember this Disney channel show.
I loved Boomer. ❤️
So makes me miss my childhood (except for the clothing and hair styles).
chuckle chuckle
31:20 is the 1975 Paramount TV logo that was almost complete, but it cuts out right into the promo for “The Facts of Life”.
Think I remember this dog
I do too . Somebody should upload
the Here's Boomer reruns for the millenials to see . Boomer was so cute . And I'm a cat person .
i love this ... i remember my younger days watching tv😄😄🤗🤭.. boomer is a hit tv show bfore... oh i loved that dog ..thanx for uploading this👍👍🥰💖💕
Here's Boomer did stay on for 3 years from 1980-82 despite the wrath of Fred Silverman. Also, this ep aired 4 days before my 3rd birthday. True story.
Anyone knows where to find rest of the episodes? (the original versions, not German dubbed ones)
Both seasons of Here's Boomer are available on DVD.
@@andrewweisneck1102 In English?
@@dorotagniedziejko7841Yes.
@@dorotagniedziejko7841Yes
Was this even on dvd 📀
Yes.