5/25/2007
Let’s get to some viewer feedback that we’ve received at svengoolie@wciu.com.
Annette says she’s back watching the show again, having ducked out for a while because (here it comes again!) she couldn’t take Abbott and Costello anymore! (No respect, I tell ya…)She’s been watching me since the 80s (you must be awfully tired!) and says the “imposters” have nothing on me!
Now, if we could get some Bud and Lou imposters…
Jason stated just the opposite of Annette- he says he’s a diehard viewer no matter what the movie, and feels that a Sven fan should be loyal. Also, thrifty, honest…no, wait, that’s a Boy Scout…
Alan is a log time fan who used to watch the show as a teenager, and wanted a rubber chicken of his own back then.
Suddenly the show went off the air. He just happened to be in Chicago and caught the show for the first time in years! Since he lives in South Bend, he wanted to know what station we’re on there. Alan, it’s WMYS- the “My Michiana” station. Did you ever get your own rubber chicken?!
Monica wrote and said that, the night that she and her mom watched “the People Under the Stairs”- they dreamed that there were chickens under the stairs! Monica, I think that was just an episode of “Green Acres” on Me-TV…
Nick is a junior at Maine East High School, and just found out that I went to Maine East, and did radio shows on the school’s FM station, WMTH. Now, when he goes to broadcasting class, he’s amazed to think that I was once a kid like him on that same station. Nick, you probably also found out that when the station went on the air in the 1950s, another WMTH staff member was a guy named Harry- Harrison Ford, alias Han Solo and Indiana Jones! That’s gotta be more impressive than Mr. Rubber Chicken target…
Norm checked in with a desire to see more “Svensurround” in the movies, and said he had met me years ago when I was a celebrity bell ringer for the Salvation Army around Christmas time. He said I had signed his rubber chicken for him- and mentioned that he worked downtown then…and always carried the chicken in his briefcase!!! Sooo, Norm…you…didn’t even know I was going to be there, and always carried around the…okay, fine…
Perfect time to wind up this feedback blog…remember- you can write to me at the e-mail address at the top of this blog.
Come back tomorrow for a preview of our Saturday night program!
Annette says she’s back watching the show again, having ducked out for a while because (here it comes again!) she couldn’t take Abbott and Costello anymore! (No respect, I tell ya…)She’s been watching me since the 80s (you must be awfully tired!) and says the “imposters” have nothing on me!
Now, if we could get some Bud and Lou imposters…
Jason stated just the opposite of Annette- he says he’s a diehard viewer no matter what the movie, and feels that a Sven fan should be loyal. Also, thrifty, honest…no, wait, that’s a Boy Scout…
Alan is a log time fan who used to watch the show as a teenager, and wanted a rubber chicken of his own back then.
Suddenly the show went off the air. He just happened to be in Chicago and caught the show for the first time in years! Since he lives in South Bend, he wanted to know what station we’re on there. Alan, it’s WMYS- the “My Michiana” station. Did you ever get your own rubber chicken?!
Monica wrote and said that, the night that she and her mom watched “the People Under the Stairs”- they dreamed that there were chickens under the stairs! Monica, I think that was just an episode of “Green Acres” on Me-TV…
Nick is a junior at Maine East High School, and just found out that I went to Maine East, and did radio shows on the school’s FM station, WMTH. Now, when he goes to broadcasting class, he’s amazed to think that I was once a kid like him on that same station. Nick, you probably also found out that when the station went on the air in the 1950s, another WMTH staff member was a guy named Harry- Harrison Ford, alias Han Solo and Indiana Jones! That’s gotta be more impressive than Mr. Rubber Chicken target…
Norm checked in with a desire to see more “Svensurround” in the movies, and said he had met me years ago when I was a celebrity bell ringer for the Salvation Army around Christmas time. He said I had signed his rubber chicken for him- and mentioned that he worked downtown then…and always carried the chicken in his briefcase!!! Sooo, Norm…you…didn’t even know I was going to be there, and always carried around the…okay, fine…
Perfect time to wind up this feedback blog…remember- you can write to me at the e-mail address at the top of this blog.
Come back tomorrow for a preview of our Saturday night program!
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