PM Magazine - on the VCR Market, 1984!!
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From 1984, here is a PM Magazine story on the growth of VCRs!! Taped from WJKW-TV8 in Cleveland.
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PM Magazine
PM/Evening Magazine was a television series with a news and entertainment format. It was syndicated to stations throughout the United States. In most areas, Evening/PM Magazine was broadcast from the late 1970s into the late 1980s.
Origins
During the summer of 1976, KPIX in San Francisco, a CBS affiliate then owned by Westinghouse (Group W) Broadcasting, premiered a local weeknight television news and entertainment series titled Evening: The MTWTF Show. The show was designed to add localism as suggested by the newly-enacted "Prime Time Access Rule." At its inception, the rule was created by the Federal Communications Commission to give back the half-hour preceding primetime (7:30 to 8 p.m. in the Eastern and Pacific time zones; 6:30 to 7 p.m. in the Central and Mountain time zones) to local network-affiliated stations in the top fifty television markets, prohibiting them from accepting network-originated programming (and later on, syndicated reruns of network programs) in that time slot.KPIX's Evening Magazine
KPIX's Evening Magazine was first hosted by San Francisco radio personality Jan Yanehiro, journalist Steve Fox and Detroit news anchor and reporter Erik Smith. According to the 10th anniversary special, Smith lasted 13 weeks before heading back to Detroit and returning to WXYZ-TV, where he remains to this day. It was the first of a new breed of television show shot totally on videotape, rather than 16mm film, taking advantage of new minicam technology. The format called for the local hosts to have on-location wraparounds (in and around their local communities) and introduce short feature stories about ordinary and interesting people doing extraordinary and quite newsworthy things.Expansion
At the time, Westinghouse owned four other stations around the country, and with the success of Evening Magazine in the San Francisco market, it was expanded to their other properties. Soon, Group W stations in Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh were all doing their own local versions of the Evening format. The show's format allowed the stations to share their feature stories among each other. For example, a feature that aired in San Francisco could also be shown in Baltimore, and vice versa. The success of the format on the Group W stations gave the company management a bigger idea. Group W decided to expand and syndicate the format to other markets where they didn't own stations. The first market that was interested in producing their own Evening, KING-TV in Seattle, already had a program on the air called Evening Magazine, which airs on that station to this day. However, Group W came up with another title that could be cleared in other markets: PM Magazine.At the end of 1970s, with Evening and PM now all over the country, Group W Productions created a large production office in San Francisco. Its function was to watch all of the stories being produced by the new local PM and Evening Magazine stations and create a weekly "national reel" for stations to run in local markets. Depending on local station budgets they could produce as much or as little feature material as they wanted, but still have a local show starring local talent. The cooperative production model created by Evening/PM remains unique to this day.
Breeding ground for television on-air and production talent
Evening/PM was also a "breeding ground" for television on-air and production talent. Matt Lauer, Tom Bergeron, Leeza Gibbons, Henry Tenenbaum and Jerry Penacoli were among those who became well-known because of their work with the PM/Evening programs. In Pittsburgh, KDKA-TV's broadcast of Evening Magazine featured a young Dennis Miller providing a "humorous" closing piece, similar to Andy Rooney's commentary on 60 Minutes. In its more than a decade run, the show's local market producers traveled all over the country and the world, producing fun and memorable television. PM Magazine was a launching point for the career of actor-meteorologist Mike Randall, who co-hosted the Hartford version from 1982 to 1983.Departments
Two long features were augmented each day by a block of "departments", featuring special tips for daily living—generally, two or three departments were featured in each program, each with a different host. In the early 1980s, "Captain Carrot" presented the "Self" department, on healthier living; Judi Sheppard Missett presented "Jazzercise" in the "Exercise" department; Dr. James Wasco presented medical issues in the "Health" department; Chef Tell gave new food ideas in the "Cooking" department; the "animal" department featured Joan Embery and animals from the San Diego Zoo; Fred McBurney hosted "Outdoor Leisure" featuring tips related to hunting & fishing; and in the "Travel" department, the host (unknown at present) visits various parts of the globe.Special Editions
Occasionally, PM Magazine would feature a prime-time "Special Edition" special, focusing on a single subject for an entire hour. These specials were hosted not by local hosts, but by more-well-known personalities, such as Bill Rafferty, who hosted a 1980 special edition on "Mating and Dating in the '80s".Decline
The number of stations carrying PM Magazine began to decline in the middle- to late-1980s for a variety of reasons.Some industry insiders have placed a great deal of the blame on Group W Television, which handled both distribution of the franchise as well as national advertising sales for the local editions. The initial arrangements between Westinghouse and stations which subscribed to the PM Magazine format were done so on a "barter" basis, where the local affiliate and the national distributor shared an even split of advertising time and revenue. But by the mid-1980s Group W increased the program's franchise fees, and also took more advertising time within the program, thereby reducing the local affiliates' ability to make money with local spots, some by as much as 20 percent. With fewer local commercial spots to sell, and increasing production costs on the affiliate end, the PM Magazine format appeared less attractive.
By 1990, when Group W decided to cancel the format, Evening/PM had been edged out in many of its local time slots in favor of tabloid TV news–investigation programs, many with little or no local content. Shows such as A Current Affair, Hard Copy, and Inside Edition, along with the lighter-edged Entertainment Tonight filled up the prime time access available spots and ended Evening/PM's run, although KPIX would resurrect its own version of Evening Magazine once again, this time in the mid-1990s. During this run, one of the hosts was Mike Rowe, who has since moved on to host several cable-TV series, including Worst Case Scenarios and Dirty Jobs, as well as narrating American Chopper and Deadliest Catch. KPIX continued to air its version of Evening Magazine weeknights before CBS's prime time programs up until 2005, when the show's name was changed to Eye on the Bay, and the program's hosts also changed after a short transition.
Stations that carried Evening/PM Magazine
Notes: This is an incomplete list. Information on local hosts of this program may be found within the individual stations' articles. Stations marked with an asterisk were owned by Group W.*Albany: WTEN-TV
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Jay J. Armes, Private Investigator, PM MAGAZINE
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From my PM Magazine days when I was "on-camera-talent." When you are feeling downtrodden or believe life isn't treating you fairly, I hope you'll remember what the subject of this video did with his life. I can not even imagine how I would have "picked myself up" had something as tragic as having your hands blown off, had happened to me. Additionally, I can not imagine that I could have had the audacity, tenacity and fortitude to become very successful in life, as Jay Armes did. The story of Jay Armes is very remarkable in regard to how he faced life after a tragic accident. Years ago, I was a co-host for PM Magazine, a nationally syndicated show that aired in major markets here in the USA. I produced many feature stories about unique people. In my several decades working in TV, NONE OF MY NEWS REPORTS OR FEATURE STORIES WERE AS INSPIRING AS THIS STORY JAY ARMES... and I've interviewed many hundreds of people here in the USA, Russia, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Africa. I hope you'll be uplifted by his very unique story and positive outlook and philosophy on life. I certainly was. As a young boy, Jay lost his hands in an explosion. Ironically (despite having lost the lower part of his arms) his name is Jay J. Armes. This tragic event could have shattered the life of most people, but not Jay J. Armes. He never let it slow him down ONE BIT, in fact he went on to become a very successful and internationally known Private Investigator. I had the chance to produce this piece <b>...</b>
PM Magazine on Mel Blanc and Son - 1986!
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From early 1986, here is a PM Magazine story on Mel Blanc and son! Taped from WJW-TV8, Cleveland, OH.
Seattle Neutrino on Evening Magazine
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King 5 Television's "Evening Magazine" program filmed a segment with us in April 2006. This is the piece.
PM Magazine Tonight 1985
Dolph Lundgren interviewed in PM Magazine Tonight about Rocky IV. Talks about his background.
Evening Magazine San Francisco Skateboarding
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Tommy Guerrero, Kieth Cochran, Camden Scott, Piere, Orb and more CBS (City Boys Shred) skaters riding The Dish and HP Ramp at the dawn of 43!!! In case you don't know, Orb (in the yellow shirt) invented 43 which led to the 4th and 3rd letters being used for DC shoes. I believe there are 43 different skaters in this clip. Count them all!
PM Magazine (1981)
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Thor's Mountain hosted a wedding event in 1981 (the title screen states 1982) for Kelvin (called Mouse) and Eithne. The SCA gets us, as stated, "The Middle Ages with plumbing." The winner was our own Baron Richard Fenwick, as his opponent was waylaid by both Fenwick and the heat.
Lee Meredith, "PM Magazine", 1985
This is a feature about actress Lee Meredith's ("The Producers", "The Sunshine Boys") new business venture, g-strings, from A "PM Magazine" show broadcast back in 1985. I've always been a huge fan of Lee Meredith's. I was just a kid then, and I videotaped this so I could watch her jumping around and giggling in a g-string over and over and over. At the time, at 38 years of age, she had a better body than most girls half her age. She's a goddess. Lee Meredith will always be the one and only "Ulla".
PM Magazine - on the Special Effects Make-up in "V: The Final Battle", 1984!!!
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From 1984, here is a short piece from PM Magazine on some of the special effects-makeup used in "V: The Final Battle." Taped from WJW, TV8, Cleveland. The gal at the end is Jacqui Bishop, who co-hosted the show at the time.
Queen interview from us tv series (pm magazine)
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1988 Comic Books - PM Magazine
Segment from PM Magazine in 1988. This comic book shop was located on the corner of Elm & McGee Streets in downtown Greensboro. Interviewed is John Hitchcock along with some of the store's customers. John can be seen on the Space Ghost DVD tribute to Alex Toth. More great classic comic book stuff at: www.tvparty.com
Lao Russell Interview PM Magazine
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1983 Interview by PM Magazine with Lao Russell of Swannanoa. Lao and her husband, Walter Russell founded the University of Science and Philosophy.
Sweet Jon-Erik Hexum PM Magazine Interview
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From PM Magazine, A 1983 interview by Eric Paulsen (Jon's 1st Cousin) that showcases Hexum's views on his 'hunk' status, and his excellent talents in diving and piano. If you want to own good quality anything and everything Jon-Erik, pictures, articles, TV spots and shows, please visit the fanclub website and join here at- pdhexum.tripod.com Voyagers Guide Book Visit: www.voyagersguidebook.net
WDVM Warner Wolf PM Magazine 1980
From WDVM Washington, Henry Tenenbaum travels to NYC to check up on Warner Wolf three years after leaving Channel 9 for the Big Apple.
Salty Brine profiled on PM Magazine
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LONG-time WPRO/Providence radio morning host Salty Brine, profiled by WJAR-TV PM Magazine (1979?)
PM Magazine: Sandy Duncan takes over on "Valerie's Family"
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PM MAGAZINE: From August 1987. An interview with Sandy Duncan about her replacing actress Valerie Harper as the lead on the show "Valerie", which was then retitled "Valerie's Family". The show would ultimately be renamed "The Hogan Family" a year later when the show felt the audience had gotten used to Sandy, thus affording them the option to sever ties with Valerie completely by removing her name from the title.
Freestyle Frisbee FPA Worlds 2010 on TV - King 5 Evening Magazine
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- Published: 2010-08-07
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Freestyle Frisbee FPA Worlds 2010 Greenlake, Seattle, August 5-8th TV reportage by Evening Magazine, King 5 Freestyle Player Association freestyledisc.org freestyledisc.org http
Z100 Z-Morning Zoo Feature on PM Magazine WNEW-TV
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PM Magazine WNEW-TV With a feature on "The Z-Morning Zoo" from WHTZ-FM, New York. (1984)
1982 Valerie Bertinelli & Eddie Van Halen (PM Magazine)
1982 PM Magazine report on Valarie Bertinelli and her marriage to Eddie Van Halen. (Eddie's parts starts at 2:45.)
All American White Boy - Steve Glavin - PM Magazine 1983
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Steve Glavin formed West Coast Breakdancers in 1982. This is a segment from PM Magazine featuring Steve Glavin and the WCB's and they showed a performance at Club Plaza in Portland Oregon.
PM Magazine: Pee-wee Double/Impersonator Jeff Scott, 1987
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Jeff Scott, the country's foremost (and former) Pee-wee Herman impersonator is interviewed for PM Magazine. He also posed for the "Big Top Pee-wee" movie poster (that's actually Jeff on the poster from the neck down at least). VISIT JEFF ONLINE AT: www.myspace.com www.americanmusicals.com
Bob Austin, PM Magazine - Key Largo
PM Magazine host Bob Austin shows how singer Bertie Higgins got his girlfriend back with his hit song, Key Largo. With record producer Sonny Limbo, and WQXI DJ Jeff McCartney. Videographer and Editor Trey Haney. From 1981, WRCB-TV.
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A door-to-door magazine salesman was sentenced to three life sentences today after he was convicted of raping and burning a 79-year-old Grand Prairie woman in her home. Daniel Neal State District Judge Carter Thompson sentenced Daniel Neal, 24, to...
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An elderly Grand Prairie woman who was sexually assaulted and set on fire by a man who came to her door selling magazines testified today in a Dallas County courtroom about the attack. "It crossed my mind that this could where I died," she said about her thoughts during the attack last March. The woman, 79, is not being identified by name because The Dallas Morning News does...
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Jay J. Armes, Private Investigator, PM MAGAZINE
Jay J. Armes, Private Investigator, PM MAGAZINE
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From my PM Magazine days when I was "on-camera-talent." When you are feeling downtrodden or believe life isn't treating you fairly, I hope you'll remember what the subject of this video did with his life. I can not even im...
Evening Magazine San Francisco Skateboarding
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Tommy Guerrero, Kieth Cochran, Camden Scott, Piere, Orb and more CBS (City Boys Shred) skaters riding The Dish and HP Ramp at the dawn of 43!!! In case you don't know, Orb (in the yellow shirt) invented 43 which led to the 4th and 3rd l...
PM Magazine - on the Special Effects Make-up in "V: The Final Battle", 1984!!!
PM Magazine - on the Special Effects Make-up in "V: The Final Battle", 1984!!!
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From 1984, here is a short piece from PM Magazine on some of the special effects-makeup used in "V: The Final Battle." Taped from WJW, TV8, Cleveland. The gal at the end is Jacqui Bishop, who co-hosted the show at the time....
1988 Comic Books - PM Magazine
1988 Comic Books - PM Magazine
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Segment from PM Magazine in 1988. This comic book shop was located on the corner of Elm & McGee Streets in downtown Greensboro. Interviewed is John Hitchcock along with some of the store's customers. John can be seen on the Space Gh...
Sweet Jon-Erik Hexum PM Magazine Interview
Sweet Jon-Erik Hexum PM Magazine Interview
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From PM Magazine, A 1983 interview by Eric Paulsen (Jon's 1st Cousin) that showcases Hexum's views on his 'hunk' status, and his excellent talents in diving and piano. If you want to own good quality anything and everything ...
PM Magazine: Sandy Duncan takes over on "Valerie's Family"
PM Magazine: Sandy Duncan takes over on "Valerie's Family"
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PM MAGAZINE: From August 1987. An interview with Sandy Duncan about her replacing actress Valerie Harper as the lead on the show "Valerie", which was then retitled "Valerie's Family". The show would ultimately be ren...
Freestyle Frisbee FPA Worlds 2010 on TV - King 5 Evening Magazine
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Freestyle Frisbee FPA Worlds 2010 Greenlake, Seattle, August 5-8th TV reportage by Evening Magazine, King 5 Freestyle Player Association freestyledisc.org freestyledisc.org http...
All American White Boy - Steve Glavin - PM Magazine 1983
All American White Boy - Steve Glavin - PM Magazine 1983
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Steve Glavin formed West Coast Breakdancers in 1982. This is a segment from PM Magazine featuring Steve Glavin and the WCB's and they showed a performance at Club Plaza in Portland Oregon....
PM Magazine: Pee-wee Double/Impersonator Jeff Scott, 1987
PM Magazine: Pee-wee Double/Impersonator Jeff Scott, 1987
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Jeff Scott, the country's foremost (and former) Pee-wee Herman impersonator is interviewed for PM Magazine. He also posed for the "Big Top Pee-wee" movie poster (that's actually Jeff on the poster from the neck down at lea...
Bob Austin, PM Magazine - Key Largo
Bob Austin, PM Magazine - Key Largo
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PM Magazine host Bob Austin shows how singer Bertie Higgins got his girlfriend back with his hit song, Key Largo. With record producer Sonny Limbo, and WQXI DJ Jeff McCartney. Videographer and Editor Trey Haney. From 1981, WRCB-TV....
