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"Inside Jean Shepherd"


Not too much about this show is known. It was a locally produced show on WOR Channel 9 in New York. It was scheduled for Friday Nights at 9pm. According to "
Who's Who" - Jan 1961 it was also seen in Los Angeles. How long it lasted is not known.

According to an article in Metronome Magazine, the show was called "Inside Jean Shepherd"


 


December 1, 1960
 Article
courtesy Pete Delaney

Gene Bergman heard the first broadcast on November 25, 1960 and made the following notes. The theme song was, of course, the familiar Bahn Frei.

November  FIRST TV SHOW, 22 minutes long (obviously I cut the commercials)
 
Theme song short.

  We're all born butterflies.

 'Little Orphan Annie' secret decoder message = "Be sure to drink Ovaltine.' 

Commercial cut out.

Peter Pain - same as on JS and Other Foibles - recording or he must have recited it
for this TV show (?)

 '...did you ever feel that your life was a situation
comedy?...' 

Standard theme song - with applause at end.

I remember Shep sitting (I'm almost positive on a stool) against a black
background.

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