NBC News Today (January 1, 1990)
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- NBC News and the Today Show welcome you to the 1990s with a special guest who wouldn't be around for much longer to fill in the recently departed Jane Pauley- ALF. Unlike most episodes, this episode mainly takes a look back at the '80s through the top news events, music, movies, TV shows, books, sports highlights, and more. Also features commercials and newsbreaks as taped off WNBC New York. Includes interviews with VH-1's Bobby Rivers, The New York Times Christopher Lehman-Haupt, singer Ruth Brown, Cosmopolitan's Guy Flatley, and producer David Brown.
This was the first day of a brand new decade, which is the 1990s. After one of the greatest decades of all time, the 80s renounce switch to another great decade the 90s.
Wish we could go back in time
I wish I was born in 1960. I'd become an adult in the 70's and be in my 20's in the 80's, so I could have kids in the 90's. Those 3 decades have defined a lot of my interests and even a little bit of my personality. I am a product of the 2000s, but I feel more "at home" seeing how it used to be.
The end of an era!
January 1 1990 the start of the First Decade of 1990s and Last Decade of 20th Century and Last Millennium of 2nd Millennium.
I need that time machine... just 30 years back that's all... am I asking too much??
Nemesis UT I think this every single day...just 30-35 years back...just need a delorean hitting 88 mph and some stolen plutonium.
OMG. I missed this back in 1990. Talk about an NBC News low point. They should have pulled Perri Peltz from across the hall and let her sub for Jane or I guess Deborah.
January 1, 1990 the start of the Last Decade of the Century.
The whole show was pretaped except for the news updates. That’s why Bob Kur was in the Nightly News studio, and why he had to introduce himself.
Wow it sounds so much different
Alf was funny. Bryant laughing is good thing.
Danny Fenton first birthday of the New Decade of the 90's.
0:00 The Great Don Pardo RIP
My birthday Ladies and gentleman
That must be really nice
ALF was still an entity, just that NBC decided to cancel the show.
I don’t know why they canceled the show because it was pretty good. They could’ve had five more years of that show but it sucks. They canceled it too soon.
Plus the cliffhanger of the last episode, where he got captured by the CIA
@@RealDaveTalk It was the Alien Task Force.
Knowing Bryant he must have felt co-hosting with Alf was beneath him
ALF probably felt the puppeteer was beneath him.
And ALF’s puppeteer probably thought the Today show was beneath him
Why would you say that?
Bryant seems to be a good sport about this.
17:47 More reality based television as a trend
Jane Pauley was gone already? Bryant Gumball was Young!
BETTERWORLD SGT0589 Jane pauley had final show on today on Friday December 29 1989.
my god...I miss Jane Pauley. She was one of the best! Forget Katy "perky" Couric.
@@lukeyznaga7627 Yes, I remember Jane Pauly and Bryant Gumball so wel in the 80s saw it regular!
My girlfriend born 1st January 1990.
Damn I forgot how funny ALF was
Might Guy's 14th Birthday to start the 90's.
Naru Osaka's 11th Birthday start the LAST Great Decade of the 90s of the 20th Century, and the Last Millennium of the 2nd Millennium, 10 Years Away til Year 2000.
Hard to believe this was almost 34 years ago.
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WTF was that music segment? The worst and least prepared segment on television ever.
I had just turned 24 two days earlier.
I was born January 1 1990
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Day 1 of 3653 of the Last Great Decade of the 90's.
gene lol
boy, I hated bryant Gumbel. He was always too sure of himself. And he mistreated other women and was arrogant. but he got away with it for so long, because he was black and at that time in history, FEAR of being unpoliticallly correct PROTECTED Bryant Gumbel.
oh, shut up.