WFLD Channel 32 - Joker! Joker!! Joker!!! (Part 1, 1980)
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- Here's Part 1 of an airing of Joker! Joker!! Joker!!! (the kids' version of The Joker's Wild) on WFLD Channel 32. Includes:
Field Communications in Chicago animated ID
WFLD Sanford & Son bumper promo (voiceover by Ron Beattie)
Opening segment of Joker! Joker!! Joker!!! introducing the cute kid-testants, 9 year old Suzie Watree (sp?) and 8 year old Justyn Lezin.
WFLD Joker! Joker!! Joker!!! commercial bumper
Commercial: Wonder Bread
Commercial: The Drapery Factory (another telephone exchange number - NA2-5800!)
Commercial: Salad Bar by ThermoServ (1979 Copyright) (ending voiceover by Ron Beattie)
Commercial: Downy fabric softener
This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, April 12th 1980 during the 5:30pm to 6:00pm timeframe.
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I grew up in Milwaukee and watched WFLD 32 a lot when it came through. Seeing this brought back memories of wishing I was on the show. I wonder how these kids are doing now.
Love the custom themes that played out in the WFLD 32 logos, especially the sanford and son logo version.
We had the same thing on WKBS 48 in Philadelphia. They also had Bob Newhart and All in the Family.
Good stuff. I used to watch this, and I was the same age as these kids back then. Thanks for the memories!
Justyn Lezin - Oakland Family Law Attorneys
Junior edition of Joker's Wild! Nice!
Announcer at the beginning of this clip is the voice of Ron Beattie
Love this!
Jack always says when a joker doesn't pop up when needed on final spin, "Nope, it's all over." Bill Cullen at least would mention the categories that came up. Different styles, I guess.
Cool.
KOOL !
The girl on the left looks like Punky Brewster...
David Gilbert I was thinking the exact same thing. It's actually why I clicked on the video - I just really needed to find out.
Allison Venezio From this site, I went to look up Soleil Moonfrye (Punky). I wanted to compare, but it really isn't her. They say everyone has a double...
another episode was on here but removed, i wantr to see the one where they have a beatles quiz
Strange that advertisers would allow scratches to appear on their commercials seeing that they did have videotape technology back then.
It would shock you. I was born in 1971. Movies would air in poor condition from time to time.
That's Bob Hilton announcing "Joker! Joker! Joker!" a kids version of "The Joker's Wild".
My guess is that it was some sort of off day that they were shooting this (like a school vacation or something), the regular caller, (I think) Jay Stewart at the time, I'm sure had another commitment.
These questions should be a lot easier. I mean, they're just kids for crying out loud!
uhh they were still alphanumeric phone numbers in 1980!!? (7:58)
1 joker came late, was supposed to come up first.
But why was it called joker joker joker! They could have kept the same title (joker's wild) and just called it kids week or something
Economics IS confusing for me too; to say the least.
Looks like Justyn went on to become a lawyer rather than an actor :-(.
I liked the other joker better.