Peter Paltridge – Page 13 – For Portlanders Only

The Legend Of Free TV — KOIN, 1990

Found in a recording of Hee Haw from February 17, 1990. So what’s THIS about? Well, the cable television market

See if you can follow this: there’s this dinosaur, and he’s imaginary, but he lives in the time of other

Given that this was 1991, it hadn’t really been that long since all those things were common. One of these

Look at all the amazing food you can’t eat!

In 1999 Post Up Productions sent every Blazer fan on their mailing list a VHS tape, “Blazers Memorable Moments.” But

Big moment in FPO history. I have been looking for this for a LONG time. My grandfather used to watch

Here’s another one. KPDX had definitely gone 24 hours by this point, but apparently federal regulations required them to say

Guess what I found out today? When stations stopped turning off their signals every night, they DIDN’T stop airing these

I just found this, and know nothing of its origin. TV station control jockeys did not use VHS. They used

I’m the only one who would know this ad was pulled and re-edited after one week on the air. And