“You might be a stella, star tonight, so let that camera roll!”
I cannot agree più there. After all, life can be full of surprises, and America’s Funniest home video is one really awesome TV series that shows how true that is, and in a very big way, too. Plus, the videocamera looked (and was) quite different back in 1989, when AFV (as America’s Funniest home video is also sometimes called) premiered on November 26, although as an hour-long special pilot episode. Basically, they were big, black and bulky, as well as expensive when it came to the price range. Also, te had to record on the videocamera da using a VHS tape.
Also, Kellie Martin (who starred on Life Goes On, which aired directly before America’s Funniest home Videos) was a guest host with Bob Saget on the first episode. Speaking of which, the first episode was supposed to be a one-off special on television, but, much to everyone’s surprise, it was a huge hit. This prompted ABC to take the mostra and air it as a program that lasted for half an hour. It began airing as a regular TV series on January 14, 1990, and as of now, it has been running for 26 seasons so far (which I consider to be quite an accomplishment there).
On the show’s pilot, the first place winner won $5,000, while the secondo and third place winners would take home a brand new Televisione and video camera. As the mostra went on, after Season 2, the prize increased to $10,000 for the first prize video, $3,000 for second, and $2,000 for third. All the winning video of the season would come back on the mostra to compete for the $100,000 grand prize at the end of the season.
Bob: And if te buy a camcorder, te have to realize your life is never gonna be the same. te could turn life’s little surprises into a special, a movie of the week, or, who knows, a hit series and the really big bucks, and a completely superficial life, just like mine.
Truer words were never spoken.
I remember some episodes from when Bob Saget was the host — from November 26, 1989, to May 1997. At the end of almost every episode, he would usually say “Keep those cameras safely rolling”, before saying something to his wife, who was (implied to be) watching the show. (However, his last two episodes did not have him do the “And honey…” closer. da that point, his marriage was crumbling and eventually resulted in a divorce.)
We’ve got laughs from coast to coast
To make te smile
A real-life look at each of te
To capture all that style
You’re the red, white and blue
The funny things te do
America, America,
This is you
Stories from your Friends successivo door
They never told
te might be a stella, star tonight
So let that camera roll
You’re the red, white and blue
The funny things te do
America, America,
This is you
~The theme for AFV (titled The Funny Things te Do) da Jill Colucci
I cannot agree più there. After all, life can be full of surprises, and America’s Funniest home video is one really awesome TV series that shows how true that is, and in a very big way, too. Plus, the videocamera looked (and was) quite different back in 1989, when AFV (as America’s Funniest home video is also sometimes called) premiered on November 26, although as an hour-long special pilot episode. Basically, they were big, black and bulky, as well as expensive when it came to the price range. Also, te had to record on the videocamera da using a VHS tape.
Also, Kellie Martin (who starred on Life Goes On, which aired directly before America’s Funniest home Videos) was a guest host with Bob Saget on the first episode. Speaking of which, the first episode was supposed to be a one-off special on television, but, much to everyone’s surprise, it was a huge hit. This prompted ABC to take the mostra and air it as a program that lasted for half an hour. It began airing as a regular TV series on January 14, 1990, and as of now, it has been running for 26 seasons so far (which I consider to be quite an accomplishment there).
On the show’s pilot, the first place winner won $5,000, while the secondo and third place winners would take home a brand new Televisione and video camera. As the mostra went on, after Season 2, the prize increased to $10,000 for the first prize video, $3,000 for second, and $2,000 for third. All the winning video of the season would come back on the mostra to compete for the $100,000 grand prize at the end of the season.
Bob: And if te buy a camcorder, te have to realize your life is never gonna be the same. te could turn life’s little surprises into a special, a movie of the week, or, who knows, a hit series and the really big bucks, and a completely superficial life, just like mine.
Truer words were never spoken.
I remember some episodes from when Bob Saget was the host — from November 26, 1989, to May 1997. At the end of almost every episode, he would usually say “Keep those cameras safely rolling”, before saying something to his wife, who was (implied to be) watching the show. (However, his last two episodes did not have him do the “And honey…” closer. da that point, his marriage was crumbling and eventually resulted in a divorce.)
We’ve got laughs from coast to coast
To make te smile
A real-life look at each of te
To capture all that style
You’re the red, white and blue
The funny things te do
America, America,
This is you
Stories from your Friends successivo door
They never told
te might be a stella, star tonight
So let that camera roll
You’re the red, white and blue
The funny things te do
America, America,
This is you
~The theme for AFV (titled The Funny Things te Do) da Jill Colucci
as the lights went on.
tom:hi I'm here with marlene co-star of penguinsof madagascar but were are the others
(crash)
skipper:RICO successivo time use the door.
tom:well..um
marlene:here's some più catasterfeies.
(clip of man skating off a roof)
marlene:he skated off the roof becase just jumping off it would've be not so smart.
(a squrel spinning on a bird feeder)
marlene:this is what happend to Fred when he tried to get some nuts.
(clip ends)
tom:ok marlene time for te to play Who's ganna fall.ok marlene te know the rules I'll play the clip,stop it at a point and te have to gease who is ganna fall.ok the first is a wedding.ok stop now who will fall?
marlene:I say the bride
tom:ok she says the bride let's see if she gets it.
(bride in clip falls)
tom:ok marlene
marlene:oh look at the time we'll see te after the cermerchels.
tom:hi I'm here with marlene co-star of penguinsof madagascar but were are the others
(crash)
skipper:RICO successivo time use the door.
tom:well..um
marlene:here's some più catasterfeies.
(clip of man skating off a roof)
marlene:he skated off the roof becase just jumping off it would've be not so smart.
(a squrel spinning on a bird feeder)
marlene:this is what happend to Fred when he tried to get some nuts.
(clip ends)
tom:ok marlene time for te to play Who's ganna fall.ok marlene te know the rules I'll play the clip,stop it at a point and te have to gease who is ganna fall.ok the first is a wedding.ok stop now who will fall?
marlene:I say the bride
tom:ok she says the bride let's see if she gets it.
(bride in clip falls)
tom:ok marlene
marlene:oh look at the time we'll see te after the cermerchels.