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AND NOW PART 2 OF THE 1991-1992 COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF

THE ASSIGNED SEEDS

1. Penn State
2. California
3. Tennessee
4. Washington
5. Virginia
6. BYU
7. Georgia Tech
8. Illinois
9. Texas A&M
10. USC
11. Miami (FL)
12. Michigan
13. Nebraska
14. East Carolina
15. Memphis
16. Central Michigan

Fiesta Bowl: (16) Central Michigan at (1) Penn State
Bluebonnet Bowl: (8) Illinois at (9) Texas A&M
Peach Bowl: (5) Virginia at (12) Michigan
Aloha Bowl: (4) Washington at (13) Nebraska
Gator Bowl: (6) BYU at (11) Miami (FL)
Liberty Bowl: (3) Tennessee at (14) East Carolina
Independence Bowl: (7) Georgia Tech at (10) USC
Holiday Bowl: (2) California at (15) Memphis

THE RESULTS

Fiesta Bowl: Central Michigan def. Penn State 25-16 (Joe Paterno's Chances of Winning Back to Back Titles were Denied in the Opening Round as Central Michigan WR Bob Kench, WR Ken Ealy, RB Eric Myles and TE Darian McKinney gets 4 Completed Passes Each for a Combined Total of 250 Yards with Ken Ealy getting an Only TD for The Team
Bluebonnet Bowl: Illinois def. Texas A&M 16-3 (Illinois: Only TD Scored on an Interception by Mike Poloskey)
Peach Bowl: Michigan def. Virginia 30-16 (Michigan: Elvis Grbac went 24 for 38 for 210 Yards and 4 Passing TD's and a Threw an Interception)
Aloha Bowl: Nebraska def. Washington 24-14 (Nebraska: Tyrone Hughes got 9 Receptions for 140 Yards and a TD)
Gator Bowl: Miami (FL) def. BYU 30-27 (Miami (FL): Horace Copeland got 6 Receptions for 69 Yards with 2 TD Passes with a Long of 21)
Liberty Bowl: Tennessee def. East Carolina 34-27 (Tennessee: Andy Kelly went 27 for 37 for 333 Yards and Passing TD's to beat East Carolina QB Jeff Blake to the Quarterfinals)
Independence Bowl: USC def. Georgia Tech 27-7 (USC: Reggie Perry went 19 for 31 for 257 Yards and 3 TD's)
Holiday Bowl: Memphis def. California 19-17 (Memphis: Head Coach Chuck Stobart advances to his First Quarterfinal Game in School History as Joe Allison kicked 4 out of 5 Field Goals)

QUARTERFINALS ON NEW YEARS DAY

Cotton Bowl: (8) Illinois def. (16) Central Michigan 23-15 (Illinois: Chuck Selinger kicked 5 Field Goals out of 6 Attempts)
Sugar Bowl: (12) Michigan def. (13) Nebraska 31-13 (Michigan: Elvis Grbac went 28 for 42 for 329 Yards for 3 TD's and 2 Interceptions)
Orange Bowl: (3) Tennessee def. (11) Miami (FL) 21-15 (Tennessee: Carl Pickens gets 6 Receptions for 97 Yards and 3 TD Passes from Andy Kelly)
Rose Bowl: (10) USC def. (15) Memphis 28-20 (USC: Curtis Conway gets 7 Receptions for 88 Yards with 2 TD's and a Average of 12.6 Yards per carry)

SEMI-FINALS AT THE SILVERDOME IN PONTIAC, MI

(12) Michigan def. (8) Illinois 16-14 (Michigan: The Entire Silverdome Crowd went wild as JD Carlson kicked 3 Field Goals as their nearby home team makes it to the National Championship Game)
(10) USC def. (3) Tennessee 21-0 (USC: Curtis Conway gets 7 Receptions for 81 Yards and a TD to battle Michigan for alot at stake in the Silverdome)

1991 CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME @ THE PONTIAC SILVERDOME

(12) Michigan def. (10) USC 23-7 (Michigan: Pandemonium occured at the Silverdome as Gary Moeller coached his Wolverines to a National Title as Elvis Grbac went 22 for 31 for 238 Yards and 2 TD's including 1 to WR Yale Van Dyne who went 6 Receptions for 101 Yards as Michigan won their 11th National Title in School History, The Last Time Michigan won a National Title was in 1948 in which they went 9-0 to win #1 in the AP Poll but failed to Participate in a Bowl Game.)

CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONS ROLL CALL

1980: Florida State
1981: Pittsburgh
1982: New Mexico
1983: West Virginia
1984: Washington
1985: Tennessee
1986: LSU
1987: Michigan State
1988: Oklahoma State
1989: Tennessee (2nd)
1990: Penn State
1991: Michigan

UP NEXT: A Look Back at Pro Football for 1991
 
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stratonapba

Duc4AlternateHistory said:
Nice work @stratonapba, but Stephen J. Cannell brought two new crime shows to TriNet, Street Justice and Silk Stalkings (OTL it aired on CBS).
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But That's Not All when we get to 1993 NBC will have to Pick Up a New Game Show from Rick Rosner and Stephen J. Cannell called Caesar's Challenge but it will air 6 Days-a-Week, Monday to Fridays on NBC Daytime and Saturdays which will be paired up with a new Saturday Night Version of NBC Daytime's Classic Concentration (with Alex Trebek) which will air from 8-9PM ET/7-8 PM CT following Twenty-One with Robb Weller.
As for Alex Trebek's Other Show Jeopardy!: It will air new episodes on Syndication from Monday-Friday from King World (including the ABC O&O's) and Reruns of Last Season on Saturdays (on ABC O&O stations right before Everybody's Equal with Peter Marshall).
 

stratonapba

RECAPPING THE 1991 PRO FOOTBALL SEASON PART 1: THE WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE

The Rookie Draft: The Winnipeg Blue Bombers chose DT Jeff Fields from Arkansas State as the #1 Pick in the WFL Draft, Montana WR Matt Clark became the 3rd pick being chosen in the draft as he goes to Ottawa however the Chicago Blitz chose Southern Mississippi QB Brett Favre at #6 but later on in Round #2, Notre Dame WR Raghib Ismail is drafted to the Indianapolis Checkers.

FINAL STANDINGS

EASTERN CONERENCE

Atlantic: Philadelphia Bell (8-10), London Monarchs (8-10), Buffalo Stampeders (7-11), New Jersey Generals (7-11), Ottawa Canadians (7-11), New York Knights (7-11)
Northern: Cincinnati Kings (10-8), Milwaukee Coopers (9-9), Pittsburgh Maulers (7-11), Detroit Wheels (4-11), Chicago Blitz (4-14), Indianapolis Checkers (3-15)
Southeast: Birmingham Vulcans (14-4), Jacksonville Sharks (13-5), Memphis Pharoahs (12-6), Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (9-9), Orlando Thunder (8-10), Norfolk Neptunes (7-11)

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Southwest: Houston Gamblers (13-5), Dallas Wranglers (11-7), Phoenix Firebirds (10-8), Oklahoma City Outlaws (9-9), Mexico City Diablos (7-11), San Antonio Defenders (4-14)
Central: Wichita Bombers (11-7), Iowa Barnstormers (11-7), St. Louis Stallions (11-7), Omaha Interstaters (11-7), Kansas City Jazz (10-8), Winnipeg Blue Bombers (7-11)
Pacific: San Diego Destroyers (14-4), Hawaiian Tropics (13-5), Oakland Condors (13-5), Los Angeles Express (11-7), Vancouver Seahawks (8-10), Tokyo Titans (6-12)

PLAYOFFS

East Wildcard: Jacksonville def. Memphis 34-21
West Wildcard: Hawaiian def. Oakland 36-14
East Semi-Final: Jacksonville def. Birmingham 27-17, Philadelphia def. Cincinnati 30-26
West Semi-Final: San Diego def. Honolulu 32-26, Houston def. Wichita 45-27
East Final: Philadelphia def. Jacksonville 37-20
West Final: San Diego def. Houston 24-20
WFL Championship (at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, CA): San Diego def. Philadelphia 41-24
WFL All-Star Game (at Landsdowne Park in Ottawa, ON): East def. West 51-32

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing Yards - Gilbert Renfroe (Detroit) 5,088
Passing TD's - John Lawson (San Diego) 38
Passing Rating - Steve Young (Philadelphia) 99.3
Rushing Yards - Thurman Thomas (Birmingham) 1,945
Receiving Yards - Andre Reed (Detroit) 2,255
Total Points - Glenn Toledo (Jacksonville) 156
Tackles - Lawrence Taylor (Hawaii) 167
Sacks - Ernest Cox (Pittsburgh) & Howie Long (Birmingham) 16
Interceptions - Tim Wilson (Oklahoma City) 9
 
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To @stratonapba, I hope the 1991 ITV franchise bid (by Independent Television Commission) still happens.
Only three of them (TVS, TSW and TV-am) lose their franchises to Meridian, Westcountry and Sunrise Television as it was OTL.
But Thames Television had still won its franchise TTL, and two competing franchises had been disqualified: CPV-TV had been disqualified for quality grounds and Carlton Television TTL has been disqualified for business plan.
The others had won its franchises over competing ones. Yorkshire, Tyne Tees, Granada, Channel TV, Anglia, LWT, Grampian, Ulster and HTV had kept and won its franchises. Scottish, Central and Border went unopposed.
 

DucNguyen0131

We'll @stratonapba, great but TriNet will launch a new late night show The Dennis Miller Show by January 1992, and look for The Ron Reagan Show to arrive on FOX late nights. But Dotto is about to be back!
 

DucNguyen0131

But @stratonapba, regarding game shows, I hope The $25,000 Quiz Attack will be on ABC primetime with host Alan Thicke (based on the Japanese version, produced by Vin Di Bona), with John Cramer announcing, to be a Saturday night vehicle between Everybody's Equal and Monopoly.

But NBC had high hopes on a primetime revival of The Big Surprise, now doubled the amount 10 times to $1,000,000, to be hosted by Lynn Swann, announced by Randy West and produced by Ron Ziskin (of Four Point Entertainment) in association with Geoffrey Cowan (of Chilmark Productions).
 

stratonapba

RECAPPING THE 1991 PRO FOOTBALL SEASON PART 2: THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

The Rookie Draft: The Charlotte Panthers select LB Roman Phifer from UCLA as their Top Draft Choice, The Miami Dolphins went #3 to get SS Aeneas Williams

FINAL STANDINGS

AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE

EAST: New York Giants (14-4), Montreal Beavers (12-6), Washington Red Wolves (11-7), Ottawa Civics (9-9), Dallas Texans (6-12), Philadelphia Eagles (5-13)
CENTRAL: Pittsburgh Steelers (12-6), Baltimore Colts (11-7), Cincinnati Bengals (10-8), Cleveland Browns (8-10), New Orleans Saints (3-15), Oklahoma City Bison (3-15)
WEST: San Francisco 49ers (11-7), San Diego Surf (10-8), Los Angeles Rams (9-9), Portland Lumberjacks (8-10), Vancouver Crusaders (8-10), Seattle Kings (7-11)

NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE

EAST: Toronto Mounties (12-6), Atlanta Falcons (11-7), Boston Patriots (11-7), Charlotte Panthers (8-10), Brooklyn Bulls (8-10), Miami Dolphins (6-12)
CENTRAL: Chicago Bears (13-5), Detroit Lions (13-5), Green Bay Packers (11-7), St. Louis Steamers (7-11), Houston Oilers (6-12), Kansas City Mustangs (5-13)
WEST: Sacramento Redwoods (12-6), Denver Broncos (11-7), Arizona Scorpions (11-7), Los Angeles Chargers (10-8), Oakland Invaders (9-9), Las Vegas Rattlers (3-15)

PLAYOFFS

AFC Wildcard: Baltimore def. Montreal 30-14
NFC Wildcard: Arizona def. Detroit 27-24
AFC Semi-Final: Baltimore def. NY Giants 39-28, San Francisco def. Pittsburgh 28-10
NFC Semi-Final: Chicago def. Arizona 38-6, Sacramento def. Toronto 38-21
AFC Championship: Baltimore def. San Francisco 34-10
NFC Championship: Toronto def. Chicago 31-14
NFL Championship (at The Skydome in Toronto, ON): Toronto def. Baltimore 31-21
Pro Bowl (at RFK Stadium in Washington, DC): AFC def. NFC 45-24

LEAGUE LEADERS

Passing Yards - Edward Neville (St. Louis) 5,518
Passing TD's - Jim Kelly (Atlanta) 51
Passing Rating - Jim Kelly (Atlanta) 120.8
Rushing Yards - Barry Sanders (Green Bay) 1,785
Receiving Yards - Michael Irvin (Atlanta) 2,200
Total Points - Juan Walsh (NY Giants) 170
Tackles - Keith Bostic (Kansas City) 156
Sacks - Tony Woods (Washington) 16
Interceptions - Roy Whitlock (Baltimore) 9
 

stratonapba

Duc4AlternateHistory said:
We'll @stratonapba, great but TriNet will launch a new late night show The Dennis Miller Show by January 1992, and look for The Ron Reagan Show to arrive on FOX late nights. But Dotto is about to be back!
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However FOX had got rid of Ross Shafer so he will concentrate on Hosting Match Game in which they were in Season 2 on ABC however FOX will pick up the Ron Reagan Show as a Replacement to the Party Machine with Nia Peeples (which debuted on the Network on September 10th, 1990 after Ross Shafer left for ABC to Host Match Game), The New Late Night Lineup for FOX on September 18, 1991 will look like this

10:00 PM: Local News (or Programming)
11:00 PM: The Arsenio Hall Show
Midnight: The Ron Reagan Show

However the Byron Allen Show being renewed until 1994 on TriNet, Their New Late Night Lineup is Expanded to have Dennis Miller host his own show starting January 20th forcing Byron Allen to move after Dennis Miller, So Here's TriNet's Late Night Schedule effective January 20, 1992.

10:00 PM: Local News (or Programming)
11:00 PM: The Dennis Miller Show
12:00 AM: The Byron Allen Show
 
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DucNguyen0131

But nice! While waiting for the next new posts to come in, here's the FOX Dotto production staff:

Host: Dick Wilson
Announcer: Randy West
Executive Producers: Sy Fischer, Richard S. Kline
Director: Richard S. Kline
Production Supervisor: Joan Ellsworth
Music: Dave Golba

Will be a Saturday night 7:30PM show. The new Dotto had multiple-choice questions, while taking some elements from prior Kline & Friends shows like Strike It Rich and Win, Lose or Draw onto the new Fox Dotto revival.
 

stratonapba

NEXT SET OF RACE WINNERS FOR 1991 IN NASCAR

NASCAR COMCAST GRAND NATIONAL SERIES

True Value Oxford 250 - Larry Caron
Budweiser 300 - Elton Sawyer
Sargento 200 - Todd Bodine
Banquet Frozen Foods 200 - Bobby Dotter
Kroger 200 - Elton Sawyer
Fay's 150 - Jeff Gordon
Winn-Dixie 250 - Larry Caron
Pontiac 200 - Mike Olsen

NASCAR COCA-COLA CUP SERIES

Starbucks Coffee 300 - Mark Martin
Goodyear Ohio Grand Prix - Ernie Irvan
GMAC 400 - Neil Bonnett
Champion Spark Plug 250 - Alan Kulwicki
Sears Diehard 300 - Terry Labonte
Brickyard 400 - Alan Kulwicki
The Budweiser at the Glen - Alan Kulwicki
Diet Coke 400 - Alan Kulwicki

1991 NASCAR Coca-Cola Cup Series Regular Season with No Wins is: Ricky Rudd (He could win a Race as the Playoffs begin at Darlington)
Also Made the Playoffs: Ernie Irvan, Tim Richmond, Alan Kulwicki, Derrike Cope, Dale Earnhardt, Mark Martin, Davey Allison, Joe Ruttman, Bill Elliott, Darrell Waltrip, Harry Gant, Ken Schrader, Hut Stricklin, Michael Waltrip & Neil Bonnett

#1's on AT40/CT40/ACC/RRC for the Next 13 Weeks of 1991

July 6, 1991
AT40: "Rush Rush" by Paula Abdul (4th Week)
CT40: "Rush Rush" by Paula Abdul (5th Week)
ACC: "Don't Rock the Jukebox" by Alan Jackson
RRC: "Rush Rush" by Paula Abdul (5th Week)

July 13, 1991
AT40: "Rush Rush" by Paula Abdul (5th Week)
CT40: "Unbelievable" by EMF
ACC: "Don't Rock the Jukebox" by Alan Jackson (2nd Week)
RRC: "Rush Rush" by Paula Abdul (6th Week)

July 20, 1991
AT40: "Unbelievable" by EMF
CT40: "Right Here, Right Now" by Jesus Jones
ACC: "Don't Rock the Jukebox" by Alan Jackson (3rd Week)
RRC: "Unbelievable" by EMF

July 27, 1991
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams
CT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams
ACC: "I Am a Simple Man" by Ricky Van Shelton
RRC: "Every Heartbeat" by Amy Grant

August 3, 1991
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (2nd Week)
CT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (2nd Week)
ACC: "She's in Love with the Boy" by Trisha Yearwood
RRC: "Every Heartbeat" by Amy Grant (2nd Week)

August 10, 1991
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (3rd Week)
CT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (3rd Week)
ACC: "She's in Love with the Boy" by Trisha Yearwood (2nd Week)
RRC: "Every Heartbeat" by Amy Grant (3rd Week)

August 17, 1991
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (4th Week)
CT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (4th Week)
ACC: "You Know Me Better Than That" by George Strait
RRC: "Every Heartbeat" by Amy Grant (4th Week)

August 24, 1991
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (5th Week)
CT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (5th Week)
ACC: "You Know Me Better Than That" by George Strait (2nd Week)
RRC: "Every Heartbeat" by Amy Grant (5th Week)

August 31, 1991
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (6th Week)
CT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (6th Week)
ACC: "You Know Me Better Than That" by George Strait (3rd Week)
RRC: "Every Heartbeat" by Amy Grant (6th Week)

September 7, 1991
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams (7th Week)
CT40: "The Promise of a New Day" by Paula Abdul
ACC: "Brand New Man" by Brooks & Dunn
RRC: "The Promise of a New Day" by Paula Abdul

September 14, 1991
AT40: "The Promise of a New Day" by Paula Abdul
CT40: "I Adore Mi Amor" by Color Me Badd
ACC: "Brand New Man" by Brooks & Dunn (2nd Week)
RRC: "The Promise of a New Day" by Paula Abdul

September 21, 1991
AT40: "I Adore Mi Amor" by Color Me Badd
CT40: "I Adore Mi Amor" by Color Me Badd (2nd Week)
ACC: "Leap of Faith" by Lionel Cartwright
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe

September 28, 1991
AT40: "I Adore Mi Amor" by Color Me Badd (2nd Week)
CT40: "I Adore Mi Amor" by Color Me Badd (3rd Week)
ACC: "Where Are You Now" by Clint Black
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (2nd Week)

ALSO CLAIMED ON THE RHYTHM RADIO CHARTS FOR THE PAST 13 WEEKS BUT FAILED TO MAKE IT TO #1 IN AT40, CT40 OR RRC

"Emotions" by Mariah Carey
"Romantic" by Karyn White
"Good Vibrations" by Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch
"Motownphilly" by Boyz II Men
"Things That Make You Go Hmmm" by C&C Music Factory
"Too Many Walls" by Cathy Dennis
"Love... Thy Will Be Done" by Martika
"Now That We Found Love" by Heavy D & The Boyz
"Fading Like a Flower..." by Roxette
"It Ain't Over 'til It's Over" by Lenny Kravitz
"Temptation" by Corina
"Summertime" by DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince (Will Smith)
"I Adore Mi Amor" by Color Me Badd
"I Can't Wait Another Minute" by Hi-Five
"P.A.S.S.I.O.N." by Rhythm Syndicate
"Unbelieveable" by EMF
"Piece of My Heart" by Tara Kemp
"Lily Was Here" by David Stewart & Candy Dulfer
"The Dream Is Still Alive" by WIlson Phillips
"I Wanna Sex You Up" by Color Me Badd (New Jack City Soundtrack)
"Love and Understanding" by Cher

AND ALSO MADE IT ON THE RHYTHM RADIO CHARTS ARE...

"Just Want to Hold You" by Jasmine Guy
"With You" by Tony Terry
"All Right Now" by Van Damme
"O.P.P." by Naughty by Nature
"Latin Active" by A Lighter Shade of Brown
"Can't You Come Home" by Ex-Girlfriend
"Got a Love For You" by Jomanda
"I'll Do Anything For You" by The Rhythm
"Louder Than Love" by TKO
"I Just Wanna Get To Know You" by Johnny O
"Let's Talk About Sex" by Salt-N-Pepa
"Everybody Plays the Fool" by Aaron Neville
"Ny Name Is Not Susan" by Whitney Houston
"Low Rider" by Kid Frost ft. The Latin Alliance (A Remake of this song that was sung by War from 1975)
"Unforgettable" by Natalie & Nat King Cole
"Treat 'em Right" by Chubbrock
"Playground" by Another Bad Creation
"Your Love" by Keith Sweat
"Can You Stop The Rain" by Peabo Bryson
"Louder Than Love" by TKA
"Let The Beat Hit 'em" by Lisa Lisa

Now with Summer Fun made it to #1 in the 1991 Miss Teen USA Pageant , The Halftime Musical Number from this year's Miss Teen USA Pageant, "One Step Ahead" will also make it to #1 ITTL, I'll have the last 13 weeks on a later post but we'll review the 1991 Miss Teen USA Pageant on the Next Post.
 
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Last 13 week set of AT40/CT40/ACC/RRC:

AT40: "Good Vibrations" by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch featuring Loleatta Holloway
CT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey
ACC: "Where Are You Now" by Clint Black (2nd Week)
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (3rd Week)

AT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey
CT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (2nd Week)
ACC: "Keep It Between the Lines" by Ricky Van Shelton
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (4th Week)

AT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (2nd Week)
CT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (3rd Week)
ACC: "Keep It Between the Lines" by Ricky Van Shelton (2nd Week)
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (5th Week)

AT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (3rd Week)
CT40: "Romantic" by Karyn White
ACC: "Anymore" by Travis Titt
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (6th Week)

AT40: "Romantic" by Karyn White
CT40: "Romantic" by Karyn White (2nd Week)
ACC: "Anymore" by Travis Titt (2nd Week)
RRC: "You Can't Hurry Love" by Zhana Zee

AT40: "Cream" by Prince and the New Power Generation
CT40: "Cream" by Prince and the New Power Generation
ACC: "Someday" by Alan Jackson
RRC: "You Can't Hurry Love" by Zhana Zee (2nd Week)

AT40: "Cream" by Prince and the New Power Generation (2nd Week)
CT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton
ACC: "Shameless" by Garth Brooks
RRC: "You Can't Hurry Love" by Zhana Zee (3rd Week)

AT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton
CT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton (2nd Week)
ACC: "Shameless" by Garth Brooks (2nd Week)
RRC: "You Can't Hurry Love" by Zhana Zee (4th Week)

AT40: "Set Adrift on Memory Bliss" by P.M. Dawn
CT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton (3rd Week)
ACC: "Forever Together" by Randy Travis
RRC: "You Can't Hurry Love" by Zhana Zee (5th Week)

AT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson
CT40: "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" by Boyz II Men
ACC: "For My Broken Heart" by Reba McEntire
RRC: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson

AT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (2nd Week)
CT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson
ACC: "For My Broken Heart" by Reba McEntire (2nd Week)
RRC: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (2nd Week)

AT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (3rd Week)
CT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (2nd Week)
ACC: "My Next Broken Heart" by Brooks & Dunn
RRC: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (3rd Week)

AT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (4th Week)
CT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (3rd Week)
ACC: "My Next Broken Heart" by Brooks & Dunn (2nd Week)
RRC: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (4th Week)
 

DucNguyen0131

We'll great, but @stratonapba, let networks revive big games of the 1950s for usage in primetime, like Dotto. But ABC, who had good relations with Vin Di Bona, had plans to produce a new game show for debut in early 1992, an adaptation of a Japanese game Time Shock, with Jim McKrell as host and Randy West as announcer. Vin Di Bona had a strong track with America's Funniest Home Videos, America's Funniest People, Big Break, Candid Camera, and a pending version of Panel Quiz Attack 25, called The $25,000 Quiz Attack.
But Bobby Rivers would leave The $64,000 Question on CBS to host a late night quiz Bedroom Buddies on ATN and their new host would be Norvell Rose.
 

stratonapba

Breaking News: ABC Primetime Game Show list has Everybody's Equal, Monopoly and Crazy Comparisons returning but Vin Di Bona brings Panel Quiz Attack 25 to America but with a Top Prize of $100,000!

The $100,000 Quiz Attack will make it's debut on Saturday Nights right after a New Season of Monopoly hosted by Mike Reilly (and produced by Merv Griffin) on September 14, 1991, The $100,000 Quiz Attack will be hosted by KABC Radio Host Michael Jackson with John Cramer taking the job as the Announcer.

And What about Big Break for Season 2: The Show hosted by Natalie Cole ran Season 2 from September 22, 1991 to May 17, 1992 but with a New Wrinkle, Those who become Big Break Artist of the Week will now win $10,000 (instead of $5,000 from Last Season), The Semi-Finals added a cash bonus of $20,000 for those who finish in the Top 4, And winning the Big Break Artist of the Year will still be worth $100,000 in Cash and Prizes on the Season Finale.

And Production Facilities for Big Break will remain in Universal Studios Hollywood in Season 2 but they will tape some episodes at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando along with America's Funniest People which will also tape some episodes at Universal Studios Florida as well, both of these shows will air later this season on ABC.

As For Alan Thicke: He will not host the $100,000 Quiz Attack but NBC wanted Alan Thicke to host a revival of the 1950's Game Show "The Big Surprise", The Announcing Job will go to Randy West, However Alan Thicke will host the Miss World America Pageant on NBC in July of 1992 as Guyrex (Richard Guy & Rex Holt) won the Rights to host a United States Pageant to Represent our Country in the Miss World Pageant which is run by Eric Morley.
 
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Now a Recap of the 1991 Miss Teen USA Pageant

Broadcasted on: August 19, 1991
TV: FOX (USA), CTV (Canada)
Radio: Rhythm Radio
The Place: Mississippi Coast Coliseum (Biloxi, MS) - The 2nd Time the Pageant will be held in Biloxi, But The Pageant Alliance secured negotiations to host the Miss Teen USA Pageant in Biloxi until 1994.

BROADCAST TEAMS ON THE BOOTH
FOX: Joe Buck, Leeza Gibbons & Kelly Hu (Announcer: John Harlan)
CTV: Dan Matheson, Liz Grogan & Dara Sutton (Announcer: Dave Duvall)
Rhythm Radio: Eli Gold, Michelle Tafoya & Margaret Gardiner (Announcer: Jay Michaels)


The Pageant started with all 51 Contestants (including Rhode Island's Gina Tognoni) along with our troupe (including Jamie Solinger, Nicole Llewellyn, Julee Kleffman and a list of others) singing Summer Fun in which it's the Opening Number Song for the 1991 Miss Teen USA Pageant that Went to #1 on the Rhythm Radio Charts that went in September and then all the contestants as they introduce themselves.

Afterwards The Top 12 Semifinalists are announced and they are New Hampshire (Janel Bishop), Oklahoma (Rachel Childers), Indiana (Heather Hart), Texas (Kara Williams), Georgia (Meredith Young), Rhode Island (Gina Tognoni), North Dakota (Nicci Elkins), Louisiana (Allison McIntyre), Masachusetts (Erinn Bartlett), Kansas (Denise Blatchford), North Carolina (Holly Furman) & Missouri (Audra Sherman)

As for the Judges who worked here all this week and they are Steve Kmetko (Good Day USA Host), Kristi Addis (Miss Teen USA 1987 from Ole Miss), Paul Ryan (The World Through Celebrity Eyes on Tempo), Carol Brown (The Starlight Foundation) & Eleanor Donahue (Get A Life)

However the Swimsuit Competition and Interview Competition followed until Halftime when all 51 Contestants and Troupe joined by Miss Teen USA 1990 Bridgette Wilson with a remake of Debbie Gibson's One Step Ahead in which FOX will use the theme to Cover the Entire NASCAR Playoffs for 1991 leading to the Evening Gown Competition and the Mississippi Gulf Coast Teen Orchestra and Chorus sang stuff by Roy Orbison

Afterwards it came down to Six Finalists and they are North Dakota (Nicci Elkins), Missouri (Audra Sherman), New Hampshire (Janel Bishop), North Carolina (Holly Furman), Louisiana (Allison McIntyre) and Georgia (Meredith Young) and then the Judges Questions taking place however the final 3 went to Georgia's Meredith Young, Louisiana's Allison McIntyre and New Hampshire's Janel Bishop and went on to participate in the Final Question but in the end who won?


2nd Runner-Up: North Carolina - Holly Furman
1st Runner-Up: Georgia - Meredith Young
Miss Teen USA 1991: New Hampshire - Janel Bishop

For The First Time Ever an African-American is Crowned Miss Teen USA as Janel Bishop from New Hampshire winning the crown.

RECAPPING THE 1991-1992 NHL SEASON

FINAL STANDINGS

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Central: Milwaukee Admirals (118 Points), Detroit Red Wings (105 Points), Chicago Black Hawks (92 Points), Winnipeg Jets (71 Points), Minnesota North Stars (66 Points), Indiaanpolis Racers (50 Points)
Heartland: St. Louis Blues (82 Points), Houston Aeros (81 Points), Kansas City Scouts (60 Points), Dallas Titans (59 Points), Oklahoma City Blazers (52 Points), Omaha Knights (49 Points)
Northwest: San Francisco Grizzlies (92 Points), Vancouver Canucks (87 Points), Edmonton Oilers (77 Points), Seattle Kraken (73 Points), Portland Rosebuds (55 Points), Calgary Cowboys (49 Points)
Southwest: Colorado Avalanche (105 Points), Salt Lake City Golden Eagles (78 Points), Los Angeles Kings (69 Points), San Diego Gulls (61 Points), Phoenix Coyotes (61 Points), Las Vegas Gamblers (56 Points)

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Northeast: Ottawa Senators (122 Points), Boston Bruins (99 Points), Quebec Nordiques (91 Points), Montreal Canadiens (81 Points), Halifax Voyagers (73 Points), Hartford Whalers (72 Points)
Metropolitan: Toronto Maple Leafs (123 Points), Brooklyn Bolts (106 Points), New York Rangers (96 Points), Pittsburgh Penguins (78 Points), Buffalo Sabres (74 Points), New York Islanders (71 Points)
Mid-Atlantic: Baltimore Skipjacks (108 Points), Charlotte Checkers (92 Points), Raleigh Hurricanes (79 Points), Philadelphia Flyers (77 Points), Washington Capitals (64 Points), Norfolk Admirals (54 Points)
Southeast: Birmingham Bulls (108 Points), Miami Panthers (105 Points), Atlanta Flames (101 Points), Nashville Predators (85 Points), Tampa Bay Lightning (72 Points), Orlando Solar Bears (61 Points)

PLAYOFFS

Round of 16: Atlanta def. Baltimore 4-0, Colorado def. Detroit 4-3, Miami def. San Francisco 4-3, Brooklyn def. St. Louis 4-0, Toronto def. Charlotte 4-1, Chicago def. Ottawa 4-0, Milwaukee def. NY Rangers 4-3, Boston def. Birmingham 4-2
Quarterfinals: Brooklyn def. Colorado 4-2, Ottawa def. Atlanta 4-0, Toronto def. Boston 4-3, Miami def. Milwaukee 4-1
Semi-Final: Milwaukee def. Ottawa 4-3, Brooklyn def. Toronto
Stanley Cup: Brooklyn def. Milwaukee 4-1 (And so Donald Trump who owns Dodgerland won a Stanley Cup back to Brooklyn!)

LEAGUE LEADERS

Points - Steve Yzerman (Milwaukee) 159
Goals - Doug Gilmour (Ottawa) 74
Assists - Steve Yzerman (Milwaukee) 105
Goals Against Average - Thomas Ostlund (Ottawa) 2.15
Save Percentages - Sean Burke (Atlanta) .916
Wins - Jon Casey (Baltimore) 2.51

AFTER THE 1992-1993 SEASON: The Calgary Cowboys took their first pick to draft Peter Forsberg (C) from Sweden, The New York Islanders chose Russian C Alexei Yashin at #6, The Las Vegas Gamblers going 7th selected Michael Peca (C)

UP NEXT: The Last Moments of the 1992 NASCAR Coca-Cola Cup Series Season & The 1992 NASCAR Comcast Grand National Series Season after we crown race winners of the last 2 NCGNS Events before the Playoffs

Gatorade 200 - Mike Olsen
Autolite 200 - Steve Grissom

With Mike Olsen won the 1991 NASCAR Comcast Grand National Series Regular Season Title with 7 Wins, 15 Top 5's and 19 Top 10's he deserves a lock in the Playoffs along with Ronald Cooper, Elton Sawyer, Tommy Houston, Steve Grissom, Chuck Bown, Jeff Gordon, Tom Peck, Larry Caron, Tommy Ellis, Todd Bodine and Dave Rezendes made the cut.
 
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RECAPPING THE 1991 NASCAR PLAYOFFS

NASCAR Comcast Grand National Series

ROUND OF 12
Jay Johnson 250 - Bobby Labonte
Zerex 150 - Mike Olsen
All Pro Roval 300K - Chuck Bown
Eliminated from the Round of 8: Elton Sawyer, Tommy Ellis, Jeff Gordon & Dave Rezendes

ROUND OF 8
Texaco 300 - Kenny Wallace
Heartland Chevrolet Dealers 250 - Larry Caron
Colorado 250 - Mike Olsen
Final 4 Contenders: Larry Caron, Tommy Houston, Chuck Bown & Todd Bodine

FINAL 4 (WILL BE RUN IN A 2 RACE TOTAL POINT MATCH TO DECIDE THE CHAMPION)
Copper State 300 - Ronald Cooper
Motorcraft Trak-Auto 300 - Chuck Bown

1991 NASCAR COMCAST GRAND NATIONAL SERIES CHAMPION: Todd Bodine

NASCAR COCA-COLA CUP SERIES

ROUND OF 16
Southern 500 - Alan Kulwicki
Miller High Life 400 - Mark Martin
Budweiser 500 - Bill Elliott
Eliminated from the Round of 12: Ernie Irvan, Neil Bonnett, Ken Schrader & Darrell Waltrip

ROUND OF 12
Goody's 500 - Mark Martin
All Pro Roval 400K - Davey Allison
Texaco 400 - Rusty Wallace
Eliminated from the Round of 8: Harry Gant, Tim Richmond, Neil Bonnett & Bill Elliott

ROUND OF 8
Wendy's 300 - Joe Ruttman
AC Delco 400 - Ernie Irvan
Checker Auto Parts 500 - Mark Martin
Final 4 Contenders: Mark Martin, Ricky Rudd, Joe Ruttman & Davey Allison

FINAL 4
Coca-Cola Championship Grand Prix - Ricky Rudd (1991 NASCAR COCA COLA CUP SERIES CHAMPION)

#1's on AT40/ACC/ACC/RRC FOR THE LAST SET OF 1991 AND THE FIRST FOR 1992

October 5, 1991
AT40: "Good Vibrations" by Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch featuring Loleatta Holloway
CT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey
ACC: "Where Are You Now" by Clint Black (2nd Week)
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (3rd Week)

October 12, 1991
AT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey
CT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (2nd Week)
ACC: "Keep It Between the Lines" by Ricky Van Shelton
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (4th Week)

October 19, 1991
AT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (2nd Week)
CT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (3rd Week)
ACC: "Keep It Between the Lines" by Ricky Van Shelton (2nd Week)
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (5th Week)

October 26, 1991
AT40: "Emotions" by Mariah Carey (3rd Week)
CT40: "Romantic" by Karyn White
ACC: "Anymore" by Travis Tritt
RRC: "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (6th Week)

November 2, 1991
AT40: "Romantic" by Karyn White
CT40: "Romantic" by Karyn White (2nd Week)
ACC: "Anymore" by Travis Tritt (2nd Week)
RRC: "Boy, I've Been Told" by Orange Coast Choir Drill (LV: Lori Haley & Lisa Holmes) - A Remake of this Hit by Sa-Fire from 1989, The Orange Coast College Choir Drill Squad scored their First #1 on the Charts of Rhythm Radio to knock out this Opening Number of the 1991 Miss Teen USA Pageant so here's the Chart List for November 2nd on Rhythm Radio

1. "Boy, I've Been Told" by Orange Coast Choir Drill
2. "Summer Fun" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe
3. "Romantic" by Karyn White
4. "Will-A-Mania" by First Edition (That Song is part of the 1991-1992 Competition Set for this show Choir from Jefferson HS in Lafayette, IN)
5. "With You" by Tony Terry
6. "Feel Good" by The Manatee Sugarcanes (LV: Nicole North & Sherri McKee)
7. "That's What Love Is For" by Amy Grant
8. "Don't Want to be a Fool" by Luther Vandross
9. "Set The Night To Music" by Roberta Flack & Maxi Preist
10. "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe

November 9, 1991
AT40: "Cream" by Prince and the New Power Generation
CT40: "Cream" by Prince and the New Power Generation
ACC: "Someday" by Alan Jackson
RRC: "Boy, I've Been Told" by Orange Coast Choir Drill (2nd Week)

November 16, 1991
AT40: "Cream" by Prince and the New Power Generation (2nd Week)
CT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton
ACC: "Shameless" by Garth Brooks
RRC: "Boy, I've Been Told" by Orange Coast Choir Drill (3rd Week)

November 23, 1991
AT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton
CT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton (2nd Week)
ACC: "Shameless" by Garth Brooks (2nd Week)
RRC: "Boy, I've Been Told" by Orange Coast Choir Drill (4th Week)

November 30, 1991
AT40: "Set Adrift on Memory Bliss" by P.M. Dawn
CT40: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Michael Bolton (3rd Week)
ACC: "Forever Together" by Randy Travis
RRC: "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (After 4 Weeks with the OCC at #1, Janel, Bridgette and Her Crew went back to #1 with the Halftime Musical Number from the 1991 Miss Teen USA Pageant in which they also used for FOX's NASCAR Playoff Coverage)

December 7, 1991
AT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson
CT40: "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" by Boyz II Men
ACC: "For My Broken Heart" by Reba McEntire
RRC: "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (2nd Week)

December 14, 1991
AT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (2nd Week)
CT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson
ACC: "For My Broken Heart" by Reba McEntire (2nd Week)
RRC: "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (3rd Week)

December 21 & 28, 1991 (Year End Countdown)
AT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams
CT40: "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams
ACC: "Don't Rock the Jukebox" by Alan Jackson
RRC: "Rush Rush" by Paula Abdul

January 4, 1992 (Back to Our Regular Countdown)
AT40: "All 4 Love" by Color Me Badd
CT40: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson (3rd Week)
ACC: "Love, Me" by Collin Raye
RRC: "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (4th Week)

THE COUNTDOWN THAT WEEK ON RRC

1. "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe(4th Week)
2. "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye To Yesterday" by Boyz II Men
3. "I'll Give All My Love" by Keith Sweat
4. "Give a Little Love" by the Holmen Midwest Express (Previously Sung by Ziggy Marley)
5. "Try Me" by Jasmine Guy
6. "If This Is Love" by The Kellerettes (LV: Tonya Rabon) (The Choir Drill Squad from Keller High School) (Originally Sung by Melissa Manchester)
7. "All 4 Love" by Color Me Badd
8. "Black or White" by Michael Jackson
9. "Can't Let Go" by Mariah Carey
10. "The First Time" by Surface

Up Next: Some Leftovers before we recap the 1992 Miss America Pageant
 

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The first 13 weeks of AT40/CT40/ACC/RRC in 1992:

AT40: "All 4 Love" by Color Me Badd (2nd Week)
CT40: "Can't Let Go" by Mariah Carey
ACC: "Love, Me" by Collin Raye (2nd Week)
RRC: "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (5th Week)

AT40: "All 4 Love" by Color Me Badd (3rd Week)
CT40: "Can't Let Go" by Mariah Carey (2nd Week)
ACC: "Love, Me" by Collin Raye (3rd Week)
RRC: "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (6th Week)

AT40: "All 4 Love" by Color Me Badd (4th Week)
CT40: "Can't Let Go" by Mariah Carey (3rd Week)
ACC: "Sticks and Stones" by Tracy Lawrence
RRC: "One Step Ahead" by the 1991 Miss Teen USA Contestants & Troupe (7th Week)

AT40: "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" by George Michael and Elton John
CT40: "Diamonds and Pearls" by Prince and the New Power Generation
ACC: "A Jukebox with a Country Song" by Doug Stone
RRC; "Diamonds and Pearls" by Prince and the New Power Generation

AT40: "I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred
CT40: "Diamonds and Pearls" by Prince and the New Power Generation (2nd Week)
ACC: "A Jukebox with a Country Song" by Doug Stone (2nd Week)
RRC: "Only" by the Pinole Valley Spartanettes (LV: Jocelyn Enriquez)

AT40: "I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred (2nd Week)
CT40: "I Love You Smile" by Shanice
ACC: "What She's Doing Now" by Garth Brooks
RRC: "Only" by the Pinole Valley Spartanettes (LV: Jocelyn Enriquez) (2nd Week)

AT40: "I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred (3rd Week)
CT40: "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice (2nd Week)
ACC: "What's She Doing Now" by Garth Brooks (2nd Week)
RRC: "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice

AT40: "To Be with You" by Mr. Big
CT40: "Remember the Time" by Michael Jackson
ACC: "What She's Doing Now" by Garth Brooks (3rd Week)
RRC: "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice (2nd Week)

AT40: "To Be with You" by Mr. Big (2nd Week)
CT40: "Remember the Time" by Michael Jackson (2nd Week)
ACC: "What She's Doing Now" by Garth Brooks (4th Week)
RRC: "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice (3rd Week)

AT40: "To Be with You" by Mr. Big (3rd Week)
CT40: "Remember the Time" by Michael Jackson
ACC: "Straight Tequila Night" by John Anderson
RRC: "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice (4th Week)

AT40: "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams
CT40: "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams
ACC: "Dallas" by Alan Jackson
RRC: "I Love Your Smile" by Shanice (5th Week)

AT40: "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams (2nd Week)
CT40: "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams (2nd Week)
ACC: "Is There Life Out There" by Reba McEntire
RRC: "Masterpiece" by Atlantic Starr

AT40: "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams (3rd Week)
CT40: "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams (3rd Week)
ACC: "Is There Life Out There" by Reba McEntire (2nd Week)
RRC: "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams
 
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