I don't remember this...

I know there was an ad to the tune of "Let's Twist Again" but the lyrics went "Let's do it again at Old Chicago".

And wasn't there one of a tap dancer on the dome of the building?

Brian: True, but Channel 60 was licensed to Aurora, Illinois. When they moved to Channel 50, the city of license was Gary, Indiana.

Another thing about the plummeting of Skylab is no one was injured.

Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth. Fred always said that Rita was his favorite dance partner. She was just beautiful.

This was the episode wheer Romana regenerated from Mary Tamm to Lalla Ward. It was the season after "The Key To Time" story line.

It should be pointed out that WPWR 60/50 was licensed out of Gary, Indiana, the birthplace and childhood home of Michael Jackson.

Unreal, just amazing--especially after seeing Harry Caray's promo.

I think the chicken gimmick would have been more effective in interviews if he didn't break kayfabe (character). After all, Ted did win the lawsuit! Reminds me of that episode of Married With Children where Kelly is dating an actor who was a cat food mascot named Neuter; He can only be intimate and extroverted if he wore the head from the costume. I wonder if Ted was that way?

"Every now and then in sports, there are sideline stories that make bigger news than the sports happenings themselves."

Perfect thing to say right before the game that contained Disco Demolition!

"(please excuse the ghosty picture quality and buzzy audio)"

Given that this historical pre-show interview was preceded by, of all things, the half-forgotten cartoon series "Funky Phantom" (speaking of ghosts and buzzes), a rather apropos comparison, no? ;-)