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Andrea McArdle played as a programming executive putting together the Saturday schedule with her board of male adolescents. The special would be considerably brighter than any of the program samples, which includes ''The New Archie/Sabrina Hour''. | Andrea McArdle played as a programming executive putting together the Saturday schedule with her board of male adolescents. The special would be considerably brighter than any of the program samples, which includes ''The New Archie/Sabrina Hour''. | ||
The special fell into obscurity, as it was aired only once and was never released in any format. Currently, only one still of the special exists. | The special fell into obscurity, as it was aired only once and was never released in any format. Currently, only one still and a newspaper advertisement of the special exists. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
[[File:McArdle Nimoy Cmon Saturday.jpg|thumb|Press photo of Leonard Nimoy and Andrea McArdle from "C'mon Saturday!"]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:44, 4 August 2023
Press photo of Arte Johnson as Tyrone Portrait.
Status: Lost
C'Mon Saturday is a one-hour musical Saturday morning preview hosted by Andrea McArdle from the Broadway musical Annie and it was written by Thomas Meehan, who did the book for that musical.[1] The special also starred Arte Johnson, Leonard Nimoy, Ruth Buzzi and Muhammad Ali, subject of a then-new cartoon series called I Am the Greatest: The Adventures of Muhammad Ali.[2] The special aired on September 9th, 1977 on NBC.
Andrea McArdle played as a programming executive putting together the Saturday schedule with her board of male adolescents. The special would be considerably brighter than any of the program samples, which includes The New Archie/Sabrina Hour.
The special fell into obscurity, as it was aired only once and was never released in any format. Currently, only one still and a newspaper advertisement of the special exists.
Gallery
References
- ↑ Independent from Long Beach, California - Page 31. Retrieved 16 Jul '16
- ↑ TV Weekend by John J. O'Connor - September 9, 1977. Retrieved 16 Jul '16