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>I recall "The Phantom Diner", who I believe was Mike >Kalina. > >There was the Exercise Lady, Donna Rae (aka "Terminal >Stare" from Chiller theater"). Her shtick was, as I >recall, being squeezed into a tight low-cut outfit, >and then jumping up and down. I remember her jumping >up and down in a pool, on a trampoline, and several >other venues. She was very good at jumping up and down >in a tight, low-cut outfit. > >I don't remember it personally, but I read once that >Dennis Miller and/or Michael Keaton both got their >starts on Evening Magazine. > >It was one of the only truly local shows to be run in >the 7:30 PM time slot when the FCC took that away from >the networks and assigned it to local stations. The >good thing about the show was that it was local. The >bad thing about it was that it wasn't very good. > >If anyone ever saw the movie "Help", where George >Harrison talks about the TV show everyone watched to >laugh at and make fun of the people on the show, >that's how I remember "Evening Magazine". I was in my >20's then. We'd gather around the TV set when the show >came on laugh our butts off at the parts that weren't >really intended to be funny. When Saturday Night Live >would to parodies of bad local TV shows, they never >managed to be quite as funny as Evening Magazine. > >>He was a regular on Channel 2 Evening magazine in the >>1970s. Does anyone remember the other regulars from >>that show? >> >> >> >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09284/1004613-122 >. >>stm">http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09284/1004613-122. >s >>tm</a>

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