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Snacks

02-09-2007, 05:47 PM

Does anyone remember this show? It was also called 9 broadcast plaza back in the late 80's when it was like the today show. It actually had Mat Lauer as the host. When he left Richar Bey took over and it became a cheesy show. This show was Jerry Springer and Rikki lake before those shows existed. I was talking to my cousin about this before and looked up some videos on youtube. Alot of the stupid shit he did on that show became some things done on all these reality shows. Watch this clip it was fear factor before fear factor.<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyNa-P0rPfU">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyNa-P0rPfU</a>Oh and tell me he doesnt look like Sean Hannity?

Don Stugots

02-09-2007, 05:51 PM

9BP is where Matt Lauer got his start.  on a side note, Boris my father in law was the guest chef on that show a few times.

NortonRules

02-09-2007, 05:59 PM

I remember the Richard Bey show.  It was on WWOR in the Buffalo area.  I loved it as a kid.

Judge Smails

02-09-2007, 06:32 PM

One of my few "brushes with celebrity" stories involves Richard Bey.  It may not be a great story but it might shed some light on the fact that I don't think he was making all that much money at the time at Channel 9.I grew up in Secaucus, NJ which is the home of WWOR.  One day I was standing in the checkout lane of the Foodtown when I notice that the guy in front of me is wearing an ankle length leather coat and what looks to be aligator cowboy boots.  Not your average Secaucus Foodtown market customer.  On closer inspection I realize it's Richard Bey.He's got a couple of items on the conveyor; nothing remarkable.  But when he gets up to the cashier he reaches into his pocket and hands her like three or four coupons.  Now, if this wasn't bad enough, the cashier looks at the coupons and tells him that one of them is expired.  The kicker to everything is that he tellls her that he doesn't want the item then and has her void it off of he bill, a procedure mind you that requires her to call over a manager to insert a key into the register.  Ordinarily, I'd have been pissed if someone held up the line like that.  But I had to smile realizing the story that I'd have to tell people.  To this day whenever the name Richard Bey is mentioned I'll bring up that story.  In the two years I've been posting here this is the second Richard Bey thread I can remember - so of course I had to share my story again.

Fat_Sunny

02-09-2007, 06:36 PM

Judge Smails wrote: But when he gets up to the cashier he reaches into his pocket and hands her like three or four coupons.  Now, if this wasn't bad enough, the cashier looks at the coupons and tells him that one of them is expired.  The kicker to everything is that he tellls her that he doesn't want the item then and has her void it off of he bill, a procedure mind you that requires her to call over a manager to insert a key into the register.  Gawd, Fat Hates People Like That!  What A Cheap Douche!

tele7

02-09-2007, 06:39 PM

"Guy in front of me is wearing an ankle length leather coat and what looks to be aligator cowboy boots.  Not your average Secaucus Foodtown market customer."  No need for comment.

FUNKMAN

02-09-2007, 06:42 PM

Judge Smails wrote: One of my few "brushes with celebrity" stories involves Richard Bey.  It may not be a great story but it might shed some light on the fact that I don't think he was making all that much money at the time at Channel 9.I grew up in Secaucus, NJ which is the home of WWOR.  One day I was standing in the checkout lane of the Foodtown when I notice that the guy in front of me is wearing an ankle length leather coat and what looks to be aligator cowboy boots.  Not your average Secaucus Foodtown market customer.  On closer inspection I realize it's Richard Bey.He's got a couple of items on the conveyor; nothing remarkable.  But when he gets up to the cashier he reaches into his pocket and hands her like three or four coupons.  Now, if this wasn't bad enough, the cashier looks at the coupons and tells him that one of them is expired.  The kicker to everything is that he tellls her that he doesn't want the item then and has her void it off of he bill, a procedure mind you that requires her to call over a manager to insert a key into the register.  Ordinarily, I'd have been pissed if someone held up the line like that.  But I had to smile realizing the story that I'd have to tell people.  To this day whenever the name Richard Bey is mentioned I'll bring up that story.  In the two years I've been posting here this is the second Richard Bey thread I can remember - so of course I had to share my story again.maybe he was spending most of his money on coke and whores

lintpit

02-09-2007, 07:46 PM

WOR channel 9 out of Chicago. Richard had a big beautiful breast episode once with about 15 or so monster racks. I was just beginning to understand how great it is to be a guy. Show featured Busty Heart and her 128 zzz 's.

This message was edited by lintpit on 2-9-07 @ 11:47 PM

Judge Smails

02-09-2007, 08:55 PM

I'm sorry, but I feel like I need to say something in support of my hometown of Secaucus, and in order to clear up some confusion here, as this thread has now placed WWOR in both Buffalo and Chicago.  WWOR is a "Superstation" which is available on several cable systems around the country.  There is but one <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWOR-TV">WWOR</a> and it is stuck in the mud somewhere in the swamps of Jersey.

FezPaul

02-09-2007, 08:59 PM

Judge Smails wrote: I'm sorry, but I feel like I need to say something in support of my hometown of Secaucus, and in order to clear up some confusion here, as this thread has now placed WWOR in both Buffalo and Chicago.  WWOR is a "Superstation" which is available on several cable systems around the country.  There is but one <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWOR-TV">WWOR</a> and it is stuck in the mud somewhere in the swamps of Jersey.<img src="http://www.ncm.com/cms/articlefiles/245-bruce_springsteen.jpg" border="0" width="400" height="299" />

Judge Smails

02-09-2007, 09:02 PM

FezPaul wrote: Judge Smails wrote: I'm sorry, but I feel like I need to say something in support of my hometown of Secaucus, and in order to clear up some confusion here, as this thread has now placed WWOR in both Buffalo and Chicago.  WWOR is a "Superstation" which is available on several cable systems around the country.  There is but one <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWOR-TV">WWOR</a> and it is stuck in the mud somewhere in the swamps of Jersey.<img src="http://www.ncm.com/cms/articlefiles/245-bruce_springsteen.jpg" border="0" width="400" height="299" />Exactly.  Meadowlands, Baby!  Representin'

StupidGirlllll

02-10-2007, 02:14 AM

A little bit of R&F trivia, Joe Poo's mom won Queen Of The trailer park title on The Richard Bey Show. I went to see his show many times, he always wore those cowboy boots & he wore so much make-up his face was orange. He was also a little thing, he looked alot taller on TV. It was fun this was NJ version of the Jerry Springer Show. Mr. Bey claims the Jerry stoled every thing from him.

ShelleBink

02-10-2007, 08:21 AM

I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVED this show and watched it all the time when I'd be home sick.  I got to talk to him briefly the other night and he is always happy to hear from fans.  He rules.

A.J.

02-10-2007, 10:02 AM

I soooooooo wanted to enter the "Mr. Puniverse" contest.

Billy Staples

02-10-2007, 10:15 AM

Snacks wrote: Does anyone remember this show? It was also called 9 broadcast plaza back in the late 80's when it was like the today show. It actually had Mat Lauer as the host. When he left Richard Bey took over and it became a cheesy show. This show was Jerry Springer and Rikki lake before those shows existed. I was talking to my cousin about this before and looked up some videos on you tube. Alot of the stupid shit he did on that show became some things done on all these reality shows.  Why...of course I remember it...it was the pre WNEW, Billy Staples phase of my career.  It started innocently enough as me coming out dancing in a box of French fries costume.  It turned out to be an epic battle of Fat vs Fit. I was fat, OK real fat at the time.  Actually Mendy from ONA was on my teamI say my team not only because we won, but yours truly was named MVP by the one and only Captain Lou Albano who was one of the judges.  I think it was one of his last shows and in the aftermath of a blizzard cause the limo came with a black stripper already in the backseat.  I thought it was part of the deal but she was just on the other team. I still have the sash stating MVP that I got and wore on my victory lap through the audience with my team. We beat all these workout queens.strippers, male dancers, workout fanatics. as a matter of fact, my opponent was a guy who doubled and was a stand in for Hulk Hogan ( when Hulk-a-mania was huge).I kicked his long locked ripped abs ass OK, he took the pillow fight...had to give him something. I had it on tape, that that jerk Rick, old producer from ONA who keeps getting fired wherever he goes had it and lost it.   He was such a dick, it wasn't his so didn't give a shit about it...they should have put fish inside his little gay Miata also.  I'm glad he caught shit for our April Fools day prank on ONA ( pinnacle of y appearances with them and the set up fight with Jay Mohr) Anyway....yeah it was cool and i was young and oh so naive back than. a young weeeeeble, a Billy Staples waiting for him in the future, as well as fat guy. But first, there was being the MVP of Fat vs. Fit on the Richard Bey show in Secaucus NJ on Superstaion 9 WOR. The shopping cart race down the halls was  a great memory too If anyone has it on tape as Rick the dick had my only copy. (lesson don't trust people whose last name is....nevermind) The beginning of Staples I am sure one of you taped it as you saw something on that show that just told you something.  OK it could have been the girls with fake tits and skimpy outfits....whatever ( as Opie would say) Staples