Good Day - 15th Anniversary

DateJanuary 22 1989

Can DescriptionsDub Master; Good Day 15th Anniversary;X5150; Rec date 1-22-89

AbstractGood Day 15th Anniversary; clips of several stars who have good things to say about the show before it begins; politicians from across the state, who are in the audience, are introduced; the show opened with a look back at what the world was like 15 years ago; clips from the original shows, with hosts John Willis and Janet Langhart, remote live feeds and regular guests are shown; clips from bloopers were shown; the remote camera goes to Moon Island for a live demonstration of a rescue operation by the fire department; then others who participated in the development of the show are introduced; a magic demonstration and then Tom Cottle talks about the magic of the set changes; Good Day travelled around the world for segments and there are clips as proof; the live feed with fire department continues with a demonstration and the fire fighters practice maneuvers from the third floor of a burning building; show highlights are shown along with special return guests like Jason Gaes and Benny King.

OtherCredits: Produced by Peggy Allen, Mark Gentile; Directed by Mark Gentile; Assistant Program Producer: Faith Sutter; Unit Manager: Mary Ellen Hayes; Associate Producers: Richard Collier, Bonnie Gould, Darcie Karol, Jason Raff, Karen Shiffman, Michael Tanaka; Production Assistants: Hobie Goldman, Susan Lawrence; Assistant Director: J. Isaac Laughinghouse; Stage Managers: John R. Bonner, Rob Crowley, Al Giglio, Bruce Goldman, B. Geoffrey Lans, Emmons Levine, Jim Lowell, Brian Pellicano, Carolyn Stirling; Technical Director: Nancy Moloney, Audio: Jim Barker, David Gardiner; Audio Assistant: Bill Frewald; Videotape: Leo Demers; Videotape Editors: Jeff Brawer, Nina Hasin, Kathy McKenna, Reg Power, Jayne Raphael, Wayne Smith, Dave Teixeira, Kevin Yarr; Lighting Directors: Jerry Milot, Ed Paolino; Cameras: Richie O’Neill, Robert Phillips, Joe Soucar, Len Spaulding, Jim Watson; Camera Assistant: Mary Newsham; Video: Michael Fosco; Projection: Craig Pizzo; Master Control: Rob Child; Remote Director: Dick Puttkamer; Remote Stage Managers: Jam Hakim, Scott Philbrick, Kif Williams; Remote Technicians: Al Brewer, Tony Coleman, Art Donahue, Richard Erickson, Bob Hakkila, Joe Mozdiez, Bob Oliver, Bayard Peabody, Roger Rice; Remote Lighting Director: Wayne Smith; Remote Supervisor: Jack Barry; Set Designer: Ted Talanian; Scenic Choreography: Mike Field; Fashion Choreography: Mike Field; Graphics: Christine Finn; Set Construction: Larry McCarthy, Mike Russell, Roland Valentine; Interns: Joanne Baxter, Jennifer Bray, Jeff Cummings, Lisa Friedman, Toni Mattucci, Heath Unruh; Assistant Chief Engineer: Jim Gilbert; Program Administrator: Leona McCarthy; Executive Producer: Elizabeth Cheng; Vice President/Station Manager: Paul LaCamera; Guest Accommodations: Westin Hotel Copley Place; Moon Island Generator Courtesy of Blake Films; Audio Board & Lighting Equipment Courtesy of Capron; Color Monitors Courtesy of Crimson Tech; Moon Island Wireless Microphones and Lighting Equipment Courtesy of Talamas Co.; Vietnam Foliage Courtesy of Tropiculture; Searchlight Courtesy of Worcester Light and Sound; “Zoom” Courtesy of WGBH-TV; “Bonanza” Courtesy of CBN Family Channel; “The Exorcist” Courtesy of Warner Home Video; “Enter The Dragon” Courtesy of Warner Home Video; Video Wall Courtesy of Media 1 Inc.