Entertainment News for Late-August 1994
For the upcoming season premiere of SNL on September 24, Mike Myers will play John Kricfalusi and Kathy Bates will play Bridgette Kricfalusi in what promises to be a hilarious 90's sendup of Dragnet. Greg Rhodes will serve as the host in his first television gig since undergoing rehab a year ago for his heroin addiction.
- Entertainment Tonight
Billy West agrees to stay with the Doug voice cast as the series transitions from Nickelodeon to the Cartoon Network.
- Variety
Embattled WWA chairman Vince McMahon was found guilty of illegally distributing steroids to his performers.
- Inside Edition
Melissa Joan Hart, Sean O'Neal and Michelle Trachtenberg surprise Gus St. Pierre during his appearance on the August 23 edition of Oprah. That episode was Gus's first daytime talk show appearance in two months following the murder of his older sister Colette.
- Talk Soup on E!
Eric Bischoff, Paul Heyman and Jim Cornette are in talks to head the WWA should Vince McMahon be forced to step down.
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
For $16 Billion USD, The Jim Henson Company will acquire Capital Cities/ABC. Henson chairman Michael Eisner was formerly ABC's head of children's programming in the early Seventies before briefly joining Paramount in '76. Eisner later teamed up with Jim Henson and Hanna-Barbera to form Touchstone Pictures in 1979.
- The Hollywood Reporter
- Entertainment Tonight
Billy West agrees to stay with the Doug voice cast as the series transitions from Nickelodeon to the Cartoon Network.
- Variety
Embattled WWA chairman Vince McMahon was found guilty of illegally distributing steroids to his performers.
- Inside Edition
Melissa Joan Hart, Sean O'Neal and Michelle Trachtenberg surprise Gus St. Pierre during his appearance on the August 23 edition of Oprah. That episode was Gus's first daytime talk show appearance in two months following the murder of his older sister Colette.
- Talk Soup on E!
Eric Bischoff, Paul Heyman and Jim Cornette are in talks to head the WWA should Vince McMahon be forced to step down.
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
For $16 Billion USD, The Jim Henson Company will acquire Capital Cities/ABC. Henson chairman Michael Eisner was formerly ABC's head of children's programming in the early Seventies before briefly joining Paramount in '76. Eisner later teamed up with Jim Henson and Hanna-Barbera to form Touchstone Pictures in 1979.
- The Hollywood Reporter