My Parents Played On This Show Back In The 70's Before I Was Born.They Played With Some Elvis Impersonator And Got Pulled Off By A Hook.I Wish I Could See It.Seems Like Somebody Out There Might Have It.If So, Please Post It.Thanks For Posting This One.I Wish Tv Was Still Like This
Two friends of mine worked with Ron for a short time while he was at WKBD. They were trying to help him "revive" the show before it was cancelled. Alas, it failed. Ron's wife insisted on trying to write some of the skits and the show went down the dumper.
I remember seeing this on cable channel 50, WKBD in Detroit! WKBD-TV first went on the air on January 10, 1965, under the ownership of Kaiser Broadcasting, the broadcasting arm of Kaiser Aluminum
yes, kaiser owned channel 61 in cleveland and after a few years they would air it in detroit too. later, the old ghoul went back-n-forth between detroit and cleveland (toledo briefly too).
Ovah Dey came from one of Ernie's Italia" n friends in Providence, R. I. who always said with his Italian "accent" "ovah dey" , translating to "over there". Ernie loved it every time Joe Cataldo said it (Joe and Rose Cataldo) and mimicked him constantly..finally it became the norm and he never said "over there" again! This is the REAL STORY!
Ha!!! overdey!!!!!
artwmn 1 year ago
omg thank you.. i havent laughed as hard i just did in a while
TheEthicsProject 2 years ago
I remember the old Kaiser Channel, when it used to be channel eleven, many moons ago, before cable took over completely.
OctoberWytche 3 years ago 2
My Parents Played On This Show Back In The 70's Before I Was Born.They Played With Some Elvis Impersonator And Got Pulled Off By A Hook.I Wish I Could See It.Seems Like Somebody Out There Might Have It.If So, Please Post It.Thanks For Posting This One.I Wish Tv Was Still Like This
HarlanKristofferson1 3 years ago 2
My God! you guys. I use to go wild over this stuff when I was a kid. I love Youtube if not for anything else, this stuff. Thanks for posting this.
ficus 3 years ago 3
stay sick, turn blue, climb walls, scratch glass...but most importantly of all, do it while you can, but don't get caught.....BYE!
disastertom 3 years ago 4
Awesome!!
billkropp 3 years ago
boom booom !!!
nibbler125 4 years ago 2
Two friends of mine worked with Ron for a short time while he was at WKBD. They were trying to help him "revive" the show before it was cancelled. Alas, it failed. Ron's wife insisted on trying to write some of the skits and the show went down the dumper.
WickedWillie45 4 years ago
I remember seeing this on cable channel 50, WKBD in Detroit! WKBD-TV first went on the air on January 10, 1965, under the ownership of Kaiser Broadcasting, the broadcasting arm of Kaiser Aluminum
Chameleon5of6 4 years ago
yes, kaiser owned channel 61 in cleveland and after a few years they would air it in detroit too. later, the old ghoul went back-n-forth between detroit and cleveland (toledo briefly too).
meesalikeu 3 years ago
his on crack, poor kid
TheRealDevil 5 years ago
GARY "D" ? He's dead!
But Randy Gilbert is still around.
GBS1043 5 years ago
he looks like frank zappa
LunaticByTheSea 5 years ago
This is an absolute CLASSIC! God I miss The Ghoul, ovah dey!!
paulb1988 5 years ago
hey! do you know where "ovah dey" came from and what it means?
jim82068 5 years ago
"Ovah Dey" is an old phrase from Parma, Ohio. Ghoulardi, The Ghoul's predecessor, used it all the time.
paulb1988 5 years ago
thanks! i always wondered that. do you know what it means?
jim82068 5 years ago
over there
paulb1988 5 years ago
Ovah Dey came from one of Ernie's Italia" n friends in Providence, R. I. who always said with his Italian "accent" "ovah dey" , translating to "over there". Ernie loved it every time Joe Cataldo said it (Joe and Rose Cataldo) and mimicked him constantly..finally it became the norm and he never said "over there" again! This is the REAL STORY!
vampstervik 3 years ago
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frogsoda 1 year ago