At last, I have more classic KTEH goodness featuring not just their Sci-Fi Sundays but a little bit of anime ;). But despite the first recording on this tape clearly dated February 14th, there is sadly very little Valentine's-ish material, but I did my best. There are, however, plenty of cats, regular and humanoid. And Smash Mouth. A sadly bygone era of Bay Area television that hopefully I will be able to archive more of now that my brother's tapes are accessible again (what condition they may be in is another matter, but anyway).
1. KTEH Red Dwarf and Doctor Who announcements with George Sampson (partial) (sorry, the Tom Baker interview is not on this tape :( )
2. KTEH logo
3. The Man Who Saw The Future promo
4. Frontline: The Execution promo
5. KTEH Volunteer Tour (RIP Steve Harwell)
6. KTEH Doctor Who announcements with George Sampson/Sunday Science Fiction Night continuity (partial)
7. KTEH logo (slamming into the Doctor Who opening again)
8. Roy Orbison Anthology promo
9. Nature: Extraordinary Cats promo
10. Red Dwarf promo (and speaking of cats…)
11. Bee Gees: One Night Only promo
12. Spirit promo with Kevin Costner voiceover
13. Red Dwarf promo #2
14. Petpourri promo
15. Urusei Yatsura clip with KTEH screen bug (here's your one piece of genuinely romantic material... from a Christmas episode but who cares at this point?)
16. KTEH Red Dwarf and Doctor Who announcements with George Sampson
17. KTEH logo (again) (I try not to keep repeats in these compilations but oh well)
18. KTEH Spring Into Action
19. Stephen Hawking’s Universe promo
20. The Great KTEH TV Auction (I think that’s how I’m supposed to read it)
21. Divas Live promo
22. Doctor Who (Survival) clip with KTEH screen bug (Of all the Doctor Who clips to have a screenbug, I'm glad this was one of them. Happy Valentine's Day, Tony. ❤️)
23. A Production of KTEH San Jose
24. Closing of An Interview With Sylvester McCoy
And if you're wondering about that interview with Sylvester McCoy, it's up at The Lurker's Media Archive at archive.org/details/sylv-interview-kteh. As well as the full tape's worth of ephemera at archive.org/details/ktehfeb-1999-kqed-1997ints - which also features a segment of a KQED pledge drive at the end. The reason I left it out is not only does it take up too much time, but the only really interesting bits, the music montages, might set off too many copyright checks and I'm pushing it with all the music in this one as it is. Well, hope you enjoy this, and happy Valentine's Day... or at least a content one I hope.
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5 окт 2024
