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"Broadcast Blues" is the thirty-eighth episode of Phil of the Future. When Keely's undercover news show isn't getting any viewers she teams up with Pim, who advises her to talk about fashion. While Pim's ideas gain Keely a big audience, it turns her show into an infomercial and makes her a trendsetter instead of the investigative reporter she intended to be from the beginning.
23. Sept. 2021 · BSM Staff. For the third year, 101 ESPN will be the flagship station for the St. Louis Blues Radio Network. The Blues released details of media coverage for the upcoming season yesterday. Chris Kerber and Joe Vitale return to call the action this season. Kerber has been with the team since the 2000-2001 season. Vitale spent six seasons in the NHL.
Chandler is the son of a sewage plant worker. He goes to the same school as Lincoln and Clyde, but doesn't seem to be in the same class as them (though he ends up becoming Lincoln's classmate following "Schooled!") despite Lincoln referring to him as their classmate in "The Waiting Game". He was one of the popular students in elementary school ...
Title Card - Koko: Wilson's Broadcast Blues [Morgan is seen working on the Radio Car in the Repair Shed until Wilson shows up] Wilson: What are you working on, Morgan? Morgan: It's the old Radio Broadcast Car. It hasn't been working for a long time and I thought I could fix it, but I'm not having much luck- WOAH! What happened to you? Wilson: I was out on a Chug Patrol mission, and when you're ...
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2. Jan. 2024 · Advance Praise. “ Broadcast Blues is a page-turning, meticulously plotted crime novel enriched by a terrific New York sense of place, Dick Belsky’s wicked sense of humor, and his insider’s view of the Machiavellian world that is broadcast news.” —Jonathan Kellerman, New York Times best-selling author. Praise for The Clare Carlson ...
Broadcast Blues is the sixteenth episode of the first Season which was broadcast for the first time on April 15, 1994. A convict, being treated at Community General Hospital, manages to take a hostage and demand news coverage. When the newscaster covering the event is shot down, Dr. Sloan takes it upon himself to figure out what went wrong.
