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KCAL-TV (channel 9) is an independent television station in Los Angeles, California, United States. ... children's shows like The Pancake Man hosted by Hal Smith ...
In 1986 he replaced Bernie Smilovitz as the sports anchor on WTTG-TV's The Ten O'Clock News. [1] After a stint at Philadelphia's WCAU-TV, Fowler became a reporter for KCAL-TV in Los Angeles. While there, he appeared in two episodes of Coach as sportscaster Bob Clifton. He also hosted Tuesday Night Muscle, a weekly women's bodybuilding show, on ...
His first talk show was The Regis Philbin Show [1] in 1961 on KOGO-TV (now KGTV) in San Diego. [ 25 ] after serving as news anchor for the station. For budget reasons, he had no writing staff, so he began each show with what became his hallmark, the "host chat" segment influenced by Jack Paar , where he engaged his audience (and later his co ...
Unlike the Seven Network, Network 10 does not show CBS Saturday Morning. In Los Angeles, CBS Mornings airs live with the east coast at 4:00 am. PT on KCBS-TV as of January 5, 2023; this is followed by an hour-long simulcast of the morning show of sister station KCAL-TV, and then the tape delayed west edition of the program at 7:00 am. [12] [13]
Laura co-hosted American Adventurer for 10 years with Erik Estrada (later her co-host on The World's Funniest Moments). The show aired on KCAL-TV 9 in Los Angeles , and syndicated to 170 stations in the U.S. and in 100 countries around the world, winning two Telly Awards for "Best Hosts".
L.A. TV News Shakeup: KCAL Adds Morning Block as KCBS Double Pumps 'CBS Mornings' (EXCLUSIVE) In Los Angeles, he co-anchored the 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts with Pat Harvey and with Suzie Suh at ...
In 2005, just KCAL-TV and FSN West combined to televise about 140 games. On April 3, 2006, the Angels and its cable broadcaster partner, Fox Sports West , finalized a 10-year, $ 500 million deal. This deal voids the previous one in which Fox Sports West would only televise a minimum of 50 games annually until 2008.
Chauncy Glover, an anchor for Los Angeles TV station KCAL News and three-time Emmy winner, died unexpectedly Tuesday at age 39.